Putnam patriot., 1911-09-22

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 Max Cohen was in Boston on bus mess last Thursday.
 Miss Bessie Norling of St. Louis, is the guest of her couisn, Mrs. John Sal. Vas, Harrison street.
 Mrs. Laura w. Green of Meriden mas been recent guest of MT. and Mrs. W. H. Harris.
 Miss Aline LaRue is pianist at the Bradley theatre in place of Miss Raw. ley, resigned.
 w. F. Ratferty and wife were guests of Willimantic relatives Sun day.
 Miss Judith Hopkins has returned to her duties as teacher in the East Providence High school.
 Miss Ruth Austin of North Gros- venordale has succeeded Miss Lizzie Rawley as bookkeeper for w. F. Raf- ferty.
 ", Carpenter, wife and daughter. who have been guests of Alphonse Du- pre- and family, Woodstock avenue, re- turned to their home in Providence on Monday
 -Rev. Thomas Feltman of Putnam preached at the Advent chapel in Dan- ielson Sunday afternoon. "Christ, His Character andWork, was his subject.
 Sergeant of police, Patrick Hayes, has resumed his night beat after va cation of week. He has removed from School street to the house of John Wells, Grove street.
 William Frazer, lineman for the Western Union Telegraph company is having his annual vacation. He is spending the time hunting and fishing in the wilds of New Brunswick.
 M. R. Joy has been on trip through the Middle West, stopping at Flint, Mich, where the Buick automo- bile, for which he is resident agent, is manufactured.
 Mrs. George Hathaway and son have returned from a few days visit in Providence, where she attended the wedding of her sister, pr. Marion AL bro.
 Mrs. Mary Clark, Center street, has returned from a two months stay in Maine. She also spent two weeks with her son, Arthur NJ. Clark, in Leicester.
 Miss Florence Stubbert is to con- tinue .her class in china decoration, September 18th at 30 p. m. Any one wishing to take lessons please commu- nicate with her. See adv.
 James O. Bibeault and wife of Worcester spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Edmond Auger, Wood stock Auenue. Mrs. Bibeault will re- main for a weeks visit.
 Mrs. A. R. Curtis, milliner in the Bugbee store, was called to Boston on Friday by the sudden death of her sis- ter. She returned to Putnam Tues day.
 John Salvas has returned from Si- asconset, Nantucket Island, where he has conducted barber shop all sum- mer, and resumed his position in F. Rita's shop. The season at the island was one of inc biggest in years.
 A sidewalk is being made on the north side of the High school lot. The curve corner has been established, and a corresponding corner has been staked out on the opposite side of the street.
 Out of the 15 towns in Windham county only four will vote on the li- cense question at the annual town meeting to be held on the first Monday in October. These four are Killingly, Plainfield, Sterling and Windham. Two of them, Sterling and Windham, are license towns at present, as they usually are.
 There are about the same number O. pupils at Israel Putnam school as last year. The removal of Grade $ to the new High school building removes inc congestion so that the third story does not have to be used for class rooms. It was this feature that caused complaint from parents last year that it was injurious to the health of the ilt- tie ones to go up and down so many flights of stairs.
 The Florentine Singers, of which Miss Helen F. Alton, formerly of thIs city. is one of the company, opened US Saason in Pawtucket last week, and the Evening Times has the following appreciative notice:
 Anyone who misses the bill at M uslc ualI fhe first three days of tflls week '.,iII lose the greatest show ever offered at ,hat theatre. It is worth While go- ;,,o inst to hear the Fibre ntlne singers, ,,.5c hv this time are the talk oi the town, but the rest of the bill Is great, great, foo The Florentine singers IS easily inc hest vocal act vaudeville has ever bad~which is saying great deal. The act act includes eight people, four men ana f"nr av, women. and they are all vocalists nf rfI the first grade. It would be treat .a o1 sne baor one ar two of them, but to hear e;ght e such splendid voices together and in such excellently chosen num- tar. is Innre than one would expect orwhere but in grand opera, and sei- dom there. Nothing ever presente,u at d. % Wnsie Hall ever got such tremendous enthusiasm. Every number, soio oi enssmble, was encored to the echo ana aIai si inc finish of the act they were called ilIed aact M again and again, until II seeined paen = .,,d;anee would never stop