Putnam patriot., 1911-08-11

TIC, ana Henry A. Nheelock, spent Sunday with relatives in Cxbridge.
 The Court House block, Bosworth block, and Bank building, have all had new tar and gravel roofs putson.
 Mrs. Archibald Macdonald has re- turned from stay at Winthrop Beach.
 Mrs. P. Sanborn of Worcester is the guest of Mayor and Mrs. Archi. bald Macdonald
 Mrs. Charlotte Champlin is spend- ing a few days at East Lyme and Crescent beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Tourtellotte are spending ten days vacation in Linnikin, Me, the guests of friends.
 -0mer J. Milot, manager of the Hurlbut store, is spending his vacation at Maranacook, Me.
 Mrs. George Blythe of Bradley street is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Lyckland of Providence.
 -F. w. Wright, l.. P. Merriam, J. G. Johnson, and c. Harold Gilpatric, attended the Boston-Detroit base ball game at Boston Saturday.
 Walter A. Bussey and family of Norwich, formerly of this city, have been visiting relatives in East Put nam, and calling on friends here.
 Charles kenney has succeeded C.. A. Seeley as head bookkeeper at the mill of the French River Textile com pany, Mechanicsyille.
 Miss Helen Sharpe of the First Ma tional bank, is enjoying vacation of three weeks, which she is spending at Hillside Inn, Bethlehem, N. H.
 Miss Rose Lamoureaux, who has been staying at MT. and Mrs. Corneli- us 0Keefe's, has returned to Grosve- nordale.
 George Miner, who is superintend- ing the erection of the fishery buildings at Old Lyme, spent Sunday in this city.
 Mrs. Manchester and niece, Miss Lillian Warren, of Grand View, are spending this week at Old Orchard beach, Maine.
 The Barbers' Union, composed of barbers from Putnam, Danielson, and Moosup, will hold an outing and clam bake at Alexander's lake next Sun day.
 CARD OF THANKs-We wish to ex- press our thanks for the kindness and sympathy shown us in the sickness and death of our father, O. A. Basto.
 FRANK 0. BASTo AND FAMILY Mrs. Harry Blackford and daugh- ter. Miss Helen Blackford, of Newark, N. J., are visiting the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. Il. Monroe Randall, of South Main streetJ
 Through the interest of Elizabeth Porter Putnam Chapter, D. A. R., the pictures from the library art club on exhibition in the free reading room, are on Japan, "in the Region of To- kion this week.
 Mrs. Louise Wagner and her granddaughter, Miss Helen Bradley, have returned from months Visit with the formers son, Prof. Charles Wagner, and his family in Ann Arpor' Mich.
 -G. A. Hammond, J G. Johnson, and A. $. acdonald, attended the fu- neral of Frank H. Potter, at Trinity church, Boston, Saturday smornlng' MT. Potter was manager of the Boston office of the Eureka Silk company
 -Trackmen under the direction ot l. Hurlihe of Willimantic have changed the location of the trachs south of the station on the Norwich branch. cutting out the sharp cross over from track 5 to track 1.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Kent and son, Carl Kent, of this city, and MT ana Mrs. Arthur White of Attleboro' LOOK a 5oo- mile automobile trip last week. their first stop being at Alton Bay, N H thence 10 Bethlehem, Crawiora Notch, and tour of the White Mouh' tains.
 Principal and Mrs. George Hatha- way and son Lloyd of Fremont street, who are spending the summer at nv arton R. l., and at Oak Bluffs, were at their home in this city last week, en- tertaining MT. and Mrs. Humpnpey and daughter from Tiverton' tue marty made the trip to Putnam py au- tomobile. and returned Friday to INV erton in the same way
 John Whalen, Alfred Allard' ku- fms Conan, Edward Sabin, lhohias Duffy, and Ildiage Dragon, 'aii oi 'his o;tv and MT. Dragons brother oi woo,socket, returned Sunday from tyo weeks camping and fishing tup at Take Sibasticook, Winthrop, Me Thav were delighted with the flhe Tree State, and the fishing was eAcei' lent.
 Local members of Punion at' 'sa :. . Baptiste, which has been subjected ,o ,o ,ra,,hIas hearing upon the finances, are o,;fied to hear that the organization is probably solvent, and that mn sns,s so. need be no fear for it's future. me s1 o;etv was organized in Rhode lsiahu'