Putnam patriot., 1911-11-10

5. in Central Falls.
 Miss Agnes Cogan of Worcester spent Sunday with relatives.
 The Tuesday Club was entertained this week oy Mrs. G. Harold Gilpatric -Lindley Cain was in New York or Monday on a business trip.
 Deputy Sheriff George F. Holbroos WAS in Providence Monday on busi ness.
 Daniel J. Byrne of Boston was ir town Monday to attend the funeral o Cornelius O'Leary.
 -Excav ations for the sewer on South Main street necessitate transfer fol trolley car passengers.
 Mrs. c. M. Green was in Hartford last week attending the chrysanthe mum display at Elizabeth,Park. Joseph Tetreauli and wife of Prov idence formerly of Putnam, ,''spent Sun day with relatives here.
 At meeting of the School Board Monday afternoon it was voted to buy s piano for the High school.
 Mrs. William E. Wheaton and son have been visiting relatives in Spring. field
 A. C. Stetson and wife are spend- ing a week in New York, the guests of their son, C. A. Stetson.
 John Peel and wife of Elliotts, were guests of MT. and Mrs. George E. Shaw, Pleasant street, Sunday.
 A. D. Mcintyre is soon to take his annual hunting trip in the wilds Of New Hampshire.
 The monument fund received a boost of S36 from the rummage sale held in A. 0. H. hall last Thursday. W. J. Bartlett has been duck shooting with party of Boston men on Cape Cod.
 Mrs. c. M. Ellis has returned from athree weeks visit with A. k. Jones and family at Hillsboro, N. H. Sidney Marland, of last season $ Putnam basket ball team, is coaching Killingly High. Games are being ar. ranged with Putnam High.
 Charles Weaver and family, who have been at Putnam Heights for the summer, sail from New York on Sat- urday, for years stay in Germany. The body of Miron Baker, who died at Newark, N. J., was brought to Put nam on Thursday of last week for bur ial in the cemetery at Putnam eights. A few Putnamites went toWebster Saturday afternoon to hear Governor Toss speak at the Democratic rally in that town.
 T. A. Lake and wife left on the sG express for New York, Friday morning ,en route to their winter home in Limona, Fla.
 The Putnam Light and Power Co. has purchased runabout for the use ot Manager Thurston in taking care of the business.
 "A teachers institute will be held ln the House of Representatives, State Capitol, Hartford, Saturday, Nov. Il a 10 a. m.
 W. H. Holmes and family return ed to Westerly Sunday after spending alew days with A. w. Macdonald and family, Oak Hill.
 Ms. w. J. Bartlett and aughters Dorcas and Ruth, were in Boston on wednesday, to attend the performance d the Blue Bird' at the Schubert theatre.
 List of advertised letters at the faInam post office for the week end ing November ':
 1ehtlemen-William Gremshaw. Aalles-Mrs. Lester Baldwin, Mad Tne Ravey, Mrs. Edmund Warren. There will be meeting of the Wo- lans Board of the Day Kimball hos f''al on Wednesday,, November 10th, aodd Fellows hall at p. m. Exec 'aVe committee meeting at 2.30.
 -Afthur Cartier, 27, of Putnam, and ara E' A. Murphy, IS, of Pomfret, s'e married in this city Friday by '''Ofney NJ. H. Geissler, as justice of ls peace. Mrs. Cartier was a promi- 'us witness in the recent breach lof O'nise case of Ida Sirine of Pomfret samuel Reneik of Putnam.
 -Aembers of Putnam Grange atten' 'aa husking bee at the farm of An
 N'' Kennedy in the Sawyer dis - Monday evening. A good lot ot a"as husked, refreshments served, .a pleasant evening enjoyed of work Hd play.
 es'ey keller, who broke his knee ialling' while at work at the
 - Dan some weeks ago, was dis nsea from the Day Kimball hospi'
 iarsday. He is able to get around
 ''asches, and has gone to Philadel- 'a to visit his brother.
 W. Woolw orth, who runs a -u ol and 10 cent stores in this Hy and abroad, has announced
 new corporation Is about to be
 eu under the name of IF. w.
 '"Ofth Company" This new
 Pahy will own and control over
 e and ten-cent stores doing busi'