Putnam patriot., 1911-04-07
VOL. XXXIX

MaSS,, has been NlslllHs neI pdISutSi EB. Kent and wife, Grove street.
 Miss Charlotte Gascoigne returned fot ,ushing academy, Ashburnham, on Monday.
 Miss Elizabeth Clarke of Elm street x,es the guest of MT. and Mrs. E. T. vfhitmore of 72 Prospect street, Willi- r6antic, Saturday.
 -The Morse mills, which began I'm hing full time several weeks ago, nvo;n went on short time, days a VI k, last week.
 Frank Jarvis has moved with his sS1oiIy from the house he formerly oe. ......;ed on Grove street to house on Ring street.
 -The arc light formerly on Wilkin- TT street has been replaced by incan- xe<rent lights extending to the top of onk Hill.
 New York, New Haven X Hart 10rS conductors were notified Satur- dsx morning that they will be requir- eX I'd purchase their spring hats within z fow day
 --Dr. A. $. Main, formerly of Mystic, TIT occupied the old Alexander home ~6SStl, near Attawaugan crossing. The h6fiding has been improved to a con Sf1orable extent.
 >.-J ohm Kingsley, who had a string nf horses at the Putnam fair grounds fkfee years ago, was visitor in town 6vor Sunday. MT. Kingsley is now To- cntSd at Stafford Springs.
 &-Repairs are being made to the in- e91{or of mill No. of the Putnam Woolen company preparatory to in- xlling the looms recently bought to ~1nce those that have been discarded. s-B. J Houlihan, who formerly con- Fl ed a business school in this city, nut Sunday night with friends in M eity. He was enToute from visit Wmh his mother in Norwich to Colby 6o1I6ee, Waterville, Maine, where he is pnlnstructor.
 fhe A. G. Warner Woman's Relief <s went to Danielson on Wednes- Afternoon to be the guest of Me- pr w. R. C., which celebrated the Stieth anniversary of his organiza-
 ohn A. Dady and Dr. H. w. pson are the first fishermen to t string of trout. They left the m one o'clock Saturday morning,
 Returned with 15 fish, the largest
 weighing three-quarters of ,pood.
 Ihe mission that has been con-
 d by Rev. Michael Rory at St. Rs church during the past week 61to close Sunday evening, when nonnection with the final instruc- tGno3he papal benediction was given. MI has been large attendance at ~ services.
 Ihe w. c. T. U. free will offering nd Willard memorial meeting, held ttbome of Mrs. Gardner on Friday 0o91oon, was well attended and an xeoo6ngly interesting program was lfflo1 out, and very generous offer
 Deived.
 LII of letters remaining in the
 n post office for the week ending
 I, 1911:
 nflemen-John Campbell, John
 , Stowell Company.
 Nes-Mrs. Ida Brown, Mrs. Ora 1n1og, Mrs. R. N. Ream, Mrs. Lilley xJokn.
 sEfnest E. Clark of the New York Mh, formerly superintendent of the
 of the Williamsville Manufac- &nG Company, was in Putnam Mon
 Several families who have been npIoged in the Monohansett mill, re- nflyelOsed, will go to Utica to work tho mill for which MT. Clark is pesintendent.
 -1leeaI No. 2l, International Union 8fI0k layers, Masons and Plasterers, 1L64 cIudes all the craft between u0ft4ity and Webster, Mass, has q4 pn a new schedule of prices to ln1oetlect on May 1. The brick And pasterers will work for fifty
 on hour and eight hours day,
 &Ae masons will receive the old ,ng *3 50 per day of eight hours. D sDn l.. Bugbee of Spokane,
 eton, arrived in the city Mon- tit n. Bugbee is on business trip ,O eM M ork and took the opportunity
 Qpon his aunt, Mrs. NJ. F. Med- lU 4outh Main street, and his son n who is visiting her here dur
 Easter vacation, of the Fessen-
 &pol, West Newton, Mass,
 M is pupil.
 local freight yard and freight
 Continue beehives of activity
 X may be regarded as perma-
 Hilton as long as the present
 Putnam as a freight transfer
 pains unchanged, this city be- II the seven principal transfer Sc M the entire New Haven sys-
 ployment for extra men Is OO benefit that this city is re- 4der the present arrangement.
 4meeting of the school board
 Afternoon it was voted to call
 town meeting to see if the
 1ill vote to appropriate slO,5OO
 for the new High school in- |. ~A 1Pading the grounds. The fitt-