Putnam patriot., 1911-05-05


 s ,v took an auto trip to worcester Sat- q urday
 urs.F. F. Russell and Mrs. J. J. z Russell with their daughters, were in 4 Boston Saturday.
 The reflection from what appar- o,,lv was a large fire was seen of to z tbe north Friday night. T S. Beebe of Scott, Canada has X ,asn visiting Col. John Burr, Killing # ly avenue
 Rev. Wells Partridge of Marble # ,aod Mass, has been visiting 2 Channey Morse and family.
 Miss s. Elizabeth Clarke is the .,ost of Miss Caroline Borhauer, # Lynn, Mass
 -The work of grading the new High # school grounds was begun last week :. # The building is practically completed [. Raymond Gilpatric of New Bri- ain spent Sunday with his parents, M Fremont street.
 There will be 40 hours devotions at # st Mary's church next Sunday. # Last Sunday il girls and 39 boys made # their first communion. # Miss Charlotte Gascoigne of Cush- ing academy, Ashburnham, is spend- a ing her vacation with her mother, Mrs. # Carrie Gaseoigne, of South Main street. "a Miss Marguerite Smith of South # bridge, lhas been visiting her grand # mother. Mrs. Dutee Smith, in Fremont H street.
 # Mrs. M F. Smith, Fremont'street, has gone to Dover, N. H., to visit her son, Attorney D. Roy Smith, who has large fruit farm just out of that city. -C. k. Child, superintendent of the Congregational Sunday school, spent last week in Boston attending the mis- sonary exposition.
 A man from Syracuse, N. r., was in the city Monday getting cotton mill Operatives. He sent IS from this and nearby places most of whom were tancient employees.
 The regular monthly meeting of Division 1, A. o. H. will be held next Sunday, May 7th at their hall on Pomfret street at 2.30 o'clock. A full Attendance is requested.
 Ralph P. Durfee, formerly of this cty, is now manager of "rhe Cattle king Company" on the road. Last Seek the company played special matinee at the Tama, Iowa, Indian reservation.
 -Employes at Dady's silk mill got brief and unexpected vacation Monday when the packing about manhole in he boiler blew out and after it was feadiusted blew out again. There was Eno damage.
 An inspector for the railroad and lnterstate commerce commissioners in the state, looking over the ship nents of inf1ammable liquids and Explosives made from the different Stations.
 Members of Cargill Council, No. 4, K. of C. were in Willimantic Sun pay as guests of the members of San ose Council, leaving here on the norning train. Degree work was the itretion for the local members and plhers from surrounding towns.
 Locomotive No. IA, the mogul hat went into the river at North PFosyenordale, Dec. p in the wreck in Fmeh Engineer Charles Tufts lost his ne, Is again in service. 1t was a adly smashed machine when the Feckers got it back on the rails, but
 looks as good as new today.
 Key. T. P. Briggs, twelve years PasIor In Connecticut, preached the Sl Sunday in May in lthe Baptist lafch in Hinsdale, N. H. MT. pnggs grandfather, Rev. Elisha An FWsi his two uncles, Rev. Erastus Ahdfews father of Gov. Andrews of Onheetieut and Dr. E. Benjamin An e"sl and Rev. Henderson B. ''ee'eF, and MT. Briggs brother, Rev.
 Albert Briggs, were all, many safS ago, pastors of this Hinsdale 4ulch' and MT. Briggs was bapsized uu hcensed to preach by them.
 -lhe Jas. Jay Smith Co.,, of New 'nuoh, Conn.,, will place fine shore Opeity miles east of New London
 'He market this spring, sub-divided '" oo Il. plots and sold on the easy Oulhiy payment plan. It is restrict
 to nationality, and extending
 one mile into the Sound, with
 u' thFee miles of water frontage.
 trolley to Watch Hill passes the
 Inu' They have a nice little book
 'Oi Tree distribution. This is the
 pany that sold the Say-Brooke
 .Oi oeach property in such short
 'ans 'are practically :completed 0s 9peclal p party trip of Danielson .r. uthsm people to attend the
 1ai convention of the K. of O., to
 a.~ ih Detroit in the early part of go,a The party will go from aEs to Buffalo, thence across bts... hne to Detroit, Points of
 est that Will he ,,isi. -, Niana-