Putnam patriot., 1911-11-17


 The ladies of the D. A. R. realized over SIP from their cake sale Saturday.
 Mrs. Fred Case and Mrs. E. Ken- dall were guests in town Monday.
 -S. Nikolofi has returned from a European trip
 Miss Gladys Murfey is confined to her home by an attack of tonsilitis.'
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach at the Baptist church in French Sunday afternoon at 3.3O.
 Eugene Bibeault, of Gilbertville, spent Sunday with Frank H. Cordier and wife, Church street,
 Mrs. Helen Wiley, Oak Hill, en- tertained the o. M. Club, Monday evening.
 Misses Mae and Elizabeth O'Brien spent Sunday with relatives in Wor- eester.
 Attorney H. c. Bradford and Har- old 5. Corbin are spending few days hunting in the Union woods.
 Mrs. George F. Holbrook and Mrs. Barrak K. Smith were visitors in Woonsocket Saturday.
 The Elks will hold another of their ladies nights thisThursday even- ing,
 .8.. IIola,, NNilIax ic .,ivit;rc, Iar sister, Mrs. w. H. Holmes, in West eTly.
 Rev. F. D. Sargent and daughter, Miss Bertha, were in Worcester Sat urday,
 Twelve applications for member ship were received at the meeting of the Elks, on Tuesday evening.
 Jerome B. Ross, of Brooklyn, N. Y, is visiting his father, Lowell D. Ross, Elm street.
 Mrs. George Hathaway, Fremont street, entertained the Tuesday club this week.
 Mrs. Israel Linsley of Providence has been the guest of Mrs. Ellen M. Bugbee, Elm street.
 Mrs. E. A. Stoddard is the guest Israel L. Linsley and wife, in Proyi. denee. Mrs. George Blythe and little son, of Bradley street, have been visiting her parents in Providence. 2. -F. Raymond Gilpatric of New Britain spent Sunday with his parents on Fremont. street.
 Samuel Lang of Norwich, former ly'of this city, was calling on friends here Saturday.
 -Dr. F. A. Morrell returned from hunting trip to New Hampshire last week. He shot buck and a deer.
 A number of Putnam ladies were in Danielson Tuesday afternoon atten- ding whist given by Sarah Williams Danielson chapter of the D. A. k.
 Mrs. J. Clara Morgan of Naples, I nam left Wednesday morning for New York and Philadelphia.
 Mrs. M. F. Smith returned Tues day from visit with her son Attorney D. Roy Smith, at his farm near Dover, N. H., and at his home in Boston.
 The ladies of the D.A. R. will hold a cake sale in the trading stamp store, Central block, next Saturday alter fnoon.
 -Engineer H. J. Smith of Middle town spent Thursday with relatives Ill the city. He is engaged in the con- struction of a bridge at East Haddam' -Challes,A. Thayer of Pawtucket was the guest of his parents, IL J. Thayer and wife, King street, Thurs day
 The 3.27 D. m. train for New ofk' Monday, ran in two sections. The sec Old section carried the Boston sym phony orchestra, en route to Hartford. Gardner o. Benson, formerly oi Putnam, called on friends SaturaaS' During the summer he was clerk al hotel in Great Harrington, Mass, summer resort.
 The brieklayers at work on lhe Pomfret School gymnasium, ,are to holu dance in A. O. H. hall, Pomiret, oh VrodroSao, axan;nr November 22d. Tickets 90 cents, ladies free.
 Landlord Rogers of the Putnam Inn left Sunday for his annual hunI- ing trip to New Brunswick. LUIS foA went with him. They will be gone two or three weeks.
 The 3.27 train for New 1ofK was 40 minutes late out of Putnam oatui- day. Something was the matter "ith the engine, ,and an extra engine was put on here to help pull the heaFy train.
 Mrs. w. E. Holmes of Montreai has been the guest of Mrs.W H. Mans field. Mrs. Holmee formerly llVeo Ill Putnam, where :her husband was Su- perintendent of Hammondi kno"iIon X Co.'S silk mill.
 In the report of the commisslohei of the State Police it Is shown thse 70 Investigations were made in Windnam County during the year ending June 50, 1911: Putnam 8, 3,Brooklyn 7, Hamp- ton 5, Killingly g, Thompson l, Wind-