Putnam patriot., 1911-07-28

bartender in Willimantic. Miss Marie Robillard has returned I,n weeks visit in southbridge. Miss Ada Allaire of Brockton, has l.n visiting Miss Aline LaRue, of {EOOdstock avenue
 r,gene Beaudry of Whitinsyille l..,t sunday with his sisters on Bddge street.
 ,ndrew B. Hyde of Pittsfield, for .,Iv of this city, is visiting with Put ,n friends
 v, and Mrs. Rufus Lapalme are ,.odibg a vacation with relatives Tn snsda.
 James B. Richmond of Brattleboro, called on friends in Putnam Fri 
 Frank 0. Davis, member of the k,le fish and game commission, was Hartford Friday.
 William killian is moving into bouse he recently bought of Simon ,riey on Woodstock avenue. Ms. Emma Bradley, Grove street, entertaining Mrs. Knowlton of pyidenee.
 Miss Loring of Cambridge was the ek.end guest of Miss Florence G. hgent.
 Ms. Wallace Sterns, Bradley street, enertaining her sister, Miss Made ts Taylor, of Springfield. Miss Bertha Richardson has re- med from a weeks visit in Provi- Ene and vicinity.
 Ms. F. A. Morrell and daughter, a Isabel, are spending few weeks Maplewood, N. H.
 -Judge F. F. Russell, wife and ughter, Constance, left Tuesday for hip to Maine and New Hampshire. rJ. R. Carpenter and family, and n.J. F. Carpenter and daughters, IunedMonday from Cottage City. Miss Josephine Bellerose was in illlmantic Wednesday attending the neal of a friend.
 Ms. Robert Mclean and daugh- Olive, returned last week from a pDlhs stay in West Woodstock. The marriage of Miss Freda Blan- Ard Sharpe of Providence, formerly Putnam, and Joseph Edward Palm took place in Providence July 20th. -Mfs. Charles Tetreault has return from weeks visit with relatives friends in Central Falls and Prov |nce.
 -Henry Allard and wife of Wal lm, are visiting relatives in this
 They will remain two weeks, the gth of MT. Allard's vacation. The forty-fifth annual national en- pPment of the Grand Army of the public is to be held August 21 to 26, Rochester, N. Y.
 -Al the Congregational parsonage Saturday afternoon, Rev. F. D. Sar- united in marriage George Nicho- and Martha Cummings, both of ham.
 rhector and Jerry Guertin were in city Monday to attend the funeral nelr brother. They formerly lived Putnam, but removed to Whitins. Uypsies wandering about the state succeeded in circulating consid- pe Of what is called tin money, and alng to that effect has been sent me elm beetles are now on the lhd getting ready for their annual 10 the top of the trees. It is said pail of Sealding water will put out or business, and prevent great lage later.
 "lth the idea of increasing the use mes several reductions in such % ol the Southern New England puone company have been recent 'uoanced by the company ,and are III elect in central and southern neetieut.
 rue honorary State D. A. R. re- MS Sara T. Kinney of Hartford, 'ailed short time ago for a sum-
 spain, reacher Gibraltar last
 monday She reported to friends
 4eetieut most delightful trip anticipating a pleasant sum- As seVenteen-year old locuts that 0eeh lnhabiting certain Connec- "oods this season will be practi- eAtefminated in another week, uhg totentomologists. The lar ''ched this year will remain in '0ahd for the next seventeen
 ana will appear in 1928.
 estate automobile associ iation is ls Hs members to use great.eaTe
 uatler of reckless driving, Of
 1s With open muffiers and of
 eaing erosswalks without prop .-aalng the horn. Such yiola- .-s association is reporting with
 Fel 10 person and intends to Ans so doing.
 sA people who studied the fiocks
 aks,, which visited Connecti-
 FpFing for the first time in