Putnam patriot., 1911-11-24

Miss Ethel Rowe of Pawtucket
 a.nt Sunday with her sister, Mrs. C.. Fred Waterman.
 .o c. Bosworth, agent for the rntlin automobile, has sold 1911
 oodeI c car toJ. H. Geeson.
 pamembe the social dance in A. q H. hall, Thanksgiving eve. The Verdi singing orchestra of Webster will furnish music.
 Robert Warren son of George War
 Putnam Heights, is shortly to To- ..,e in Providence, where he will have charge of the New England work for an All Studio company.
 Among those ,who attended the .vole Princeton foot ball game at New Haven saturday, were G. Harold Gil nstrie. Henry Wheelock, Percy Water nan and Edward Burt.
 At the Lodge of Sorrow to be held bvtbe Flks on Sunday, December 8, tba address will be given by member of tbe order from another city, and .music will be provided by quartette and orchestra.
 The Rev. W. F. Mcintyre, field secretary of the New England Sabbath protectiye League, will speak in the interests of his work, at a union ser vice in the Methodist church next Sunday evening at o'clock.
 Friday night Fred w. Taft, the Webster coon hunter, invaded the Pomfret woods with party of hunt ers. and brought out % pound coon. Itwas one of the best specimens seen in long while.
 -Adelbert Carpenter of Putnam Heights was out last Friday for the first time in several weeks. He has been confined to the house with bro ken toe, caused by a piece of iron fall ing en his foot
 Allan H. Smith spent Sunday in Boston. He will return to Boston per manently as soon as he concludes set ting the estate of his mother, who died At her home on Grove street a short while ago.
 -Alfred Bernier, Church street, and Miss Donalda St. Onge, Elm street, were married at St. Mary's church, Monday morning at 6.30 o'clock. Af- ter wedding trip they will reside on Elm street. Mir. Bernier is employed al the Eureka silk mill.
 -Pawnbrokers and dealers in shoot ing weapons must keep a record oi each sale, according to a new law Tn effect this month. The record has a description of the type, name, number, calibre, and such other information as is deemed advisable.
 Frank Jarvis has accepted posi- tion as agent for Albee signs. Mr. .JarVls who has been chaffeur for A. l.. Dickln- son, Tatem street, ha just put the car up for the winter. He ran the cara Buick 1911, model 2l, 427l miles this summer without tire or engine trouble, in fact without a cent of outlay for repairs of any kind.
 -0ne of the snow blows of the Con- necticut company was turned into mud blow Saturday, when after the heavy rain of the night and morning there was so mnch mud on the tracks that this method of clearing them was adopted. The blow was run over the lines of the Putnam division.
 -F Walden Wright, civil engineer, will leave New York Thanksgiving day for ten days trip to Havana, Cu- ba. He will go with his father, Dr. F. W. Wright of New Haven, who Is treasurer of the American Public Health Association, which is to hold convention in Havana. The countries represented in thef association are Can ada, Mexico, Cuba, and the United States.
 An article that appeared in re- cent magazine sketching the He oi William Gillette, playwright and ac- tor, brings to mind that his father, the late Senator Francis Gillette, oi 1aft- ford, delivered the address July 4th' 1855, at which time the inauguratloh of the town of Putnam was celeofaVeu' The town was actually inaugufaIeo July Sd, but the exercises were helu the following day.
 Today is the last day of the open season on game birds. Hunters do ho' take kindly to the new law that shoI'- ems the season on the end when the conditions for hunting are best. IheS hope to see the next legislature chahee the law by taking of a week at the De- ginning, and adding week to the emu of the season.
 List of advertised letters at lhe Putnam post office for the week enu- ing November 21:
 Gentlemen-J. L. Conroyi Aldege DupFi, George Forbes, James 6, z, T oIui -.l'.l Clarence Hebert, Eugene Laole, ,pgoi s7 Livingston, Jr., Edward Maneu' J ,.-H h' Mailhot, P. T. MoriD Henry Ruaoi Pti' ~ Chas. P. Smith, Ezra P. Smith,i7t1es 1si. ipl.- ano Stanzione, Ralph w. Turner, ,oiAi- ence W. West.
 Ladies-Miss E. B. Douglas Mis' Eloisa Perry, Mrs. D. F. Read
 The ladies of the Congregauonai' Methodist. Baptist and Advent