Putnam patriot., 1911-05-26

Fred WoOu oi NV" ~ bssn visiting friends in the city
 uxLO. Bacon ot Willimantic # .n.d on friends in the city Monday.
 p.,nters are busy in all sections of the city . E are spending a week in U xbridge.
 Miss Angie Kennedy has been wis., ,sng friends in southbridge.
 DrL.o. Morasse, formerly of this E city, called on friends Sunday E Charles Mayhew has resigned his .o.ition in the store of s. Diamond.
 Robert J. Simpson and wife of # ,.ol spent Sunday with w. H. Har- E ris and wife
 \ -Iobn Mayhew and son Charles B in Willimantic on business last E Thursday
 E Attorney NJ. H. Geissler and C. $. E sheldon of Woodstock, were Boston k visitors last Thursday.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach at E tho Baptist church in French next E sunday afternoon at 3.80 o'clock. E Frank Jarvis has sold the Subway E Innch TO om in the Hoyle block, South N Main street, to Onesime Gagne. E -FlmerChaffee and family of South N bridge have been guests of Mrs. Kate E Mason, Pomfret street.
 d Martin Griffin of Boston has been * visiting relatives on Pomfret street. He is now buyer for the A. Shumsn E Company.
 # Twin girls were born to MT. and E Mrs. Arthur Lucier, Woodstock # avenue. May 18th. The little ladies weighed but two pounds each and are E getting along nicely.
 -Dr. F. A. Morrell and wife are in 4 New York this Thursday, and will at- tend the graduationsof their daughter, Miss Isabel Morrell, at ,the Finch school for young ladies.
 N We note by the Franklin Mass # Sentinel, that Mrs. Carl B. Johnson E has just been elected president of the # Alden club, the woman's club of that place.
 # List of letters remaining at the post office May 23:
 ! Gentlemen-HenryP Phaneuf.
 Ladies-Mrs. Geo. Bulisen, Anna Peczolck, Mrs. Leila William.
 A number Of men have been at work the past week taking the turf of \ of the land between the railroad tracks south of the railroad station. Twenty E carloads will be used for grading pur- E poses around the Southbridge station.
 The City Clerk has served notice E on about SO abutters to repair their E sidewalks on or before July 18th. If any abutter fail to do so the common council can employ some one 10 do the work and collect from the person fail ing to comply with the order.
 A couple of Italian laborers em kNyed on the State road being built in Brooklyn, got into a row last Thurs day, the outcome of which was, one of them was brought to the Day Kim ball hospital with bad scalp wound, caused by being hit by stone thrown by the other. The man who threw the stone subsequently, disappeared.
 Clarence Lamondy has received a handsome silver cup awarded him for winning the two-mile novice race held Toy the New Haven Athletic Associa- ton on Good Friday. The cup is gold lined and stands twelve inches high. Lamondy has been invited to join the relay team of the association for their meet on Memorial Day.
 The city streets have received their nrSt application of oil and the dust nulSance is abated The ioil was put on by superindent of streets Dumas under the personal supervision Of Alderman Hawkins chairman of the highway committee. The oil was sprlnkled lightly and the result has feen much better than last year when iI was put on in larger quantity.
 Roy Chapman of Brooklyn, f'udent in KiIlingly thigh school, es- faped drowing in Alexander's lake nday evening, when canoe in Salch he was sitting with John Neil of Danielson, capsized. Kenneth Hamilton and John Marland, both of Danielson plunged into the water to EAslst In the rescue of Chapman. 1Oung 0'Neil swan ashore.
 -Changes in the star route schedule pe'ween North Woodstock and Put nam, to be effected May P, have been ruefed by the post office department. iefeatter mail will leave North Wood- '0ck daily except Sunday at p. m,, 'iu al o'oO p. m., arriving at Wood- JOCK at p. m. and 9.30 p. n. Leave "oodstoek daily except Sunday at '0v a. m., and 2.05 p. m., arriving
 ' North Woodstock in two and one lalf hours.
 -ihere was large attendance at -e sOelai and dance given by the T.
 ' q B. society in A. o. H. hall last
 -'uiuay night. The new song "Push
 rutnam" made hit. Another
 " VIII be held in the same place next
 uiuay evening. Electric fans will