Putnam patriot., 1911-11-24
HI. F. Wilder is in Augusta Me

Hartford.
 Mrs. Charlotte Champlin has been In Worcester the past week.
 A. Graydon Sharpe spent Sunday in Boston.
 Several more of the dead elm trees on Elm street have been cut down.
 -silas NJ. Wheeiock is on business trip to New York.
 -E. L. Kelley attended the laun. drymen's convention in Bridgeport Monday.
 A. F. Towne and wife recently en. teftained Miss Belle RiggIeman of Willimantic.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Mclean and daughter Olive, spent Sunday with friends in Amesbury, Mass.
 Mrs. Robert Garle of Boston. WAS the guest of Richard German and wife on Sunday.
 -Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mulvey of Hoonsocket, were guests of Barrak K. smith and family on Sunday.
 Hiram 0atley, School street, has purchased the Isaac Ballard place in killingly, Of Whipple X Gilpatric.
 John C. Johnson and Charles K Shaw attended the Harvard. Dart mouth football game at Cambridge, Saturday.
 The democratic city committee have elected J. Harry Mann chairman and Charles A. Seeley, secretary and treasurer,
 -Dr. Louis R. Brown, wife and child, of Middletown, have been guests of the formers mother, Mrs. Annie Brown, Church street.
 Israel Putnam Lodge of Odd Eel lows will work the third degree next Tuesday night. An oyster supper will be served.
 Earle Morse and wife of Worces- ter were the guests of the formers par ents, MT. and Mrs. John A. Morse, over Sunday.
 Mrs. s. Patenaude and Miss Chris tine Lamagdelaine, Battey street, had as their guest last week their nephew, Joseph Courtemarche, of Johnson City, Tenn.
 Friends, and neighbors of Dr. F.. A. Morrell have been enjoying choice cuts of venison from the two deer he killed on his hunting trips to New Hampshire.
 -Carle Gilbert, for II years station agent at Pomfret, has resigned and the first of December will leave for Jack sonville, Fla, where he will become trans porlation manager of auayigation company
 Tine third and fourth degrees will be conferred by Putnam Grange at a special meeting on Friday evening of this week. Members of Woodstock and Wolf Den granges will be present as guests. An oyster supper will be served.
 Harry Tourtellotte returned Mon- day to Rye, N. Y., after a visit with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Jerome Tourtellotte. He will go next week to Limona, Fla, to spend the winter with his brother Leroy. MT. and Mrs. $. M., Wheelock and MT. and Mrs. k. l.. Kelley made up a theatre party in Boston Saturday They entertained at dinner Saturday evening, Miss Tarr and Miss Paine, former teachers here, and Miss Paine $ faneee of Plymouth.
 -C. E. Pratt of Bradley street, su- peryisor of the schools in Ashford, Eastford and Woodstock, delivered an address at the teachers institute held at simsbury, Saturday His topic was arhe Connecticut Method of Teaching 1 Reading to Beginners"
 Harry Wright, express messenger of this city, has been laid oil on ac' coun; of an injury to hls side received in Hartford The express car was or siding and a train backed into 1t wlth such force that a heavy case was Jarred of pile hitting Wright.
 Friday afternoon commencing al o'clock there will be food sale undel the auspices of the D. A. k. at th' | Green Trading Stamp Store. This salt is the last of series of four sales fo The benefit of this organization. You generous patronage is solicited.
 -C. E. Chandler, of Norwich con s,Iting engineer of sewer construction in Putnam, left Monday for South Bel bneham, Washington, to visit hl brother William. Both are forme 1 Woodstock boys. MT. Chandler VII call on Dr. Frank Wheaton, son oi NIT end Mrs. E. Nj. Wheaton, who Is prac ticing in Bellingham.
 The domestic lumber mahaiac' U rers from Connecticut, Rhode lsiahd and southern Massachusetts,w Will inee aftbe Hooker House, WiiiimanIie' oi Wednesday, November 29th, at lo.o m to complete the organization ,saicb was voted at a recent neeun held al Plainfield, and to hear the Te ro,ts of the committees on ties eonsli tuition, membership, etc.
 For the accommodation Of thos ,a.;-ing to attend the Yale-Harvar