Putnam patriot., 1911-07-28

ing was in Boston Saturday. Jerome Douty is building a garage in the rear of his house on Grove street.
 A new tar roof is being put on the Court House block. l Fred Thayer, of Woonsocket, has been visiting H. J Thayer and wife, King street.
 l Attorney Charles l.. Torrey is spending ,the week at his summer home on Putnam Heights.
 The annual outing and clambske of the local B. l. l.. was held Sunday at Quadic pond.
 T. A. Lake has new automobile, a six-cylinder 0ldsmobile, torpedo body.
 Mrs. Helen Wiley returned Tues- day from visit with her sister in Westerly, R. |.
 Mrs. G. l.. Baldwin and daughter are spending three weeks in Town send.
 -Dr. E. F. Perry returned Monday from a short stay with his wife and family at Washington, Conn.
 Miss Maud Foster of Lowell has been appointed kindergarten teacher at the Israel Putnam school
 Miss Rose Durocher, Woodstock i avenue, left for Canada last Friday to become religieuse as formerly.
 Miss Annabelle Root of Cleveland, Ohio, is expected this Friday to visit | E. NJ. Wheaton and family, Park street.
 MT. and Mrs. William E. Warren, and MT. and Mrs. w. P. Warren and soE Norman have returned from va cation at Touisset Point, R. l.
 Harold $. Corbin and sister, Miss Harlie Corbin, attended the outing Of the Connecticut Editorial association at Stony Brook, Monday.
 Mrs. F. J. Daniels and daughter Mary left Saturday morning for the Sunday school conference at North field
 -G. A. Hammond took party to Webster Saturday to see the Webster Southbridge base ball game. South bridge won, 10 to 9-in 10 innings.
 Mrs. Eugene Durocher, Woodstock avenue, who is visiting relatives in Canada, expects to return home this week.
 Miss Archange Durocher will leave Saturday for a few weeks vacation which she will spend with her sister, Mrs. J. B. Lapalme, in Boston.
 The condition of Miss Annie Sulli- van, who was taken to sanitarlum in Stamford two weeks ago, remains the same.
 Miss Ruth Williams of Providence and Miss Althea Mowry of Woonsock- ct, who have been visiting Miss Lillian Warren on Grand View, have return- ed to their respective homes.
 -Elbert Kinney has returned from trip through the mining section of Pennsylvania which he took with the New England coal dealers association. He also visited relatives in Rochester, NY
 List of advertised letters at Put nam post office for week ending July 18th:
 Gentlemen-Maghaire Brodeu, Isi- dore Lafieche, William Ryan.
 Ladies-Rosie Paradie.
 Section of the sewer is nearing completion. The trench has been dng to connect with the manhole on Lee street. but considerable rock excava- ton still remains to make il the proper depth. Gangs are also working on Church and Mill streets.
 Many from this city are enjoying the meetings at Douglas camp ground. The speakers are stirring up great deal of interest and many are being converted. Each day the services seem to grow more earnest and helpful and all who can should endeavor to be present as many days as possible.
 Ten Italian laborers arrived in Pomfret from New York Friday to be employed on rough work to be done in connection with the erection of gym nasium at Pomfret School. The build ing will probably be completed in about three months, which will per- init it's use during the coming winter.
 Charles lThayer and family and Joseph Gagne and family, who are at Knotty Oak camp, on the north shore of Alexanders lake, have entertained many of their friends while in camp and given them pleasant day out-of- doors. The camp lighted up at night looks very pretty from Wildwood park. NJ. J. Lynch and family have also been camping in their cottage on the south side of the lake.
 The funeral of Mrs. J. F. French, who died in Minneapolis, was held at the Congregational church Monday af- ternoon at l o'clock, Rev. F. D. Sar- gent officiating. \ letter from the pastor of the Presbyterian church in Minneapolis with which Mrs French was identified, was read, showing ten- der appreciation of her worth. A onartette consisting of Misses Gladys