Putnam patriot., 1911-10-27
Frank E. Howarth made 6 bus. iness trip to Hartford Tuesday.

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 Judge Robert H. Fiske of Stafford Springs was . Putnam visitor Tuesday
 -The Dean mill has started after be. ing shut down for a week for repairs.
 A freight wreck west of Williman. lie Monday made all eastbound after. noon passenger trains late.
 Joseph Dimon and wife of Hart ford have been guests of Walter Bar. rett and family Farrows street.
 Thomas G. ;Earle was in New London Tuesday to attend the funeral of bis wife.
 Augustus Bartlett of this city has sold his farm in South Woodstock to F. R. Seymour of Brattleboro, Vt.l
 The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Mary Gardner on Friday after noon of this week at 8 o'clock.
 Mrs. A. NJ. Case, Hartford, has been visiting her mother, Mrs. N. E. Pratt, Fremont street.
 
 Miss Gertrude Warner was a re- cent guest of her sister, Miss Frances Warner, West Newton, Mass.
 Lyman Libby and wifelof Stan sted, P. e., have been guests of Mrs. Martin, Bradley street.
 Walter Moriarty of Boston has been the guest of his brother, Lieuten- ant Ambrose l. Moriarty, Bradley street.
 George E. Haskall and wife of Jewett City were guests of MT. and Mrs. Ghauneey Morse Friday when MT. Morse observed his birthday.
 MT. and Mrs. Melville Perry of Ar linglon, N. J., have been guests for a few days of Miss Heath and Mrs. William Bailey of Woodstock avenue. Judge E. M. Warner and Rev. F :. D. Sargent attended the state conyen- tion of Christian Endeavor in Norwich Saturday.
 A. c. Warner Post No. 54 G. A. R. will hold their regular meeting We'd nesday evening. Heretofore the meet ings have been held in the afternoon. Ray Shippee and Howard Cole spent Sunday with w. F. Law in Dor chester. They made the trip on their motorcycles.
 John A. Morse, Jr., was in Boston Friday, to resume his violin studies with Jacques Hotfmann of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
 A number of Putnam young men are arranging complimentary dance to the young ladies, to be held in Odd Fellows hall, Monday evening.
 Henry Morse and company will open in Philadelphia next week in 1.-The Rube and the Hoodo, J which Is booked through Pennsylvania.
 Attorney Robert G. Perry and wife of New York are guests of the for mer's parents, F. w. Perry and wife, Grove street.
 Putnam Lodge No. STA held a so- eial session Tuesday evening. Plans were made for more such sessions dur ing the winter and the Elks are an- ticipating lively season.
 Mrs. w. H. Harris returned Fri- day from visit with her niece, Mrs. k. w. Simpson in Athol. Mrs. Simp- son came to Putnam in her auto and took Mrs. Harris back with her.
 Edward E. Fuller of Holland was entertained by his brother Judge l.. h. Fuller while in the city last week with the grand officers of the Eastern Star.
 John Bird was thrown from wag- on hospital hill last Friday. Two of the fragments of his ankle were torn, put he is able to limp about. He was on his way home from Pomfret, the horse jumped, and he was thrown oYer The side of the wagon.
 Amovement has been started in this state for the reclamation of drunkards. The better movement would be to pre- Vent the making of drunkards, and then there would be none to reclaim, and that would be more in accord with christian work.
 Emory Kennedy, age 8, whose par ents live on Battey street, wandered away from home Tuesday. Dr. k. r. ferry found the little fellow on Grove street but could not find out where ne hVed. He took the child home 10 dln- her and later located his worried par ehts and returned him to them. Putnam people attended the mar hage of Louis Burke and Amilia Le- page at the Sacred Heart church, lh webster, Monday. Among the pres ents was punch bowl from Miss De- na Gareau and butter knife and sug- ar spoon from Miss A. Benoit of Put nam.
 The annual convention of the con heeueut Woman Suffrage Association s 10 be held in Bridgeport on Frloay ana Saturday of this week. Among lAe speakers will be Mrs. Emmelihe iahkhurst, leader of the English sui- nagettes, and Mary c. Weiles oi the consumers League of this state. The Murphy block on Canal street uaS been rented by Captain Baglln ol 'ne Salvation Army. and is being re-