Putnam patriot., 1911-07-21

Miss Ruth E. White has returned from Cottage City.
 Miss Louise Weatherhead is visit ing in Mystic.
 Jasper Holmes and family are at Prout's Neck, Me.
 Miss Sarah Barnes spent Sunday in Attleboro.
 MT. and Mrs. David Beausoleil are spending month s vacation in Canada. Arthur Brunette of North Abing- ton was in Putnam Monday.
 M. R. Joy was in Boston on Tues day.
 Mrs. J. R. Barber is entertaining Mrs. c. Morrison Miller of Hartford.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 3.30.
 Mrs. E. NJ. Warner and daughter Gertrude, left on Friday morning for a stay at Pleasure Beach.
 Miss Marion Hines of Worcester has been visiting her parents, w. E. Hines and wife, Grove street.
 Mrs Hiram Brown is in North Brookfield the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Dollie Tucker.
 MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Scanlan of Boston, are the guests of Mrs. Mabel | A Randall Ring street.
 Mrs. F. J. Daniels and daughter, Miss Mary H. Daniels are attending the conference at Northtield.
 -J. B. Tatem and family are now at Speculator, N. Y, the highest point in the Adirondack mountains.
 MT. and Mrs, Frank H. Cordier leave Monday for months visit with relatives in dif1rent parts of Canada.
 Lloyd Cole of Boston has been spending his vacation with his parents on Putnam Heights.
 Daniel Byrne of Boston spent Sun day with his mother on Woodstock avenue.
 Mrs. Florence Botham and daugh- ter Charlotte are visiting in New Jer- sey.
 Mrs. w R. Barber and children are spending the summer at her old home in Shelburne, NJ ass.
 At meeting of Putnam Nest of Owls held in A. o. H. hall, last Thurs day evening, five candidates were inflated.
 Geo. Young, contractor, has accept ed position with an optical company in Southbridge, having charge of the carpenter work.
 MT. and Mrs. William Warren with their sons William and Edward and their families are spending their vacations down the Providence river.
 -George E. Brousseau and family left this Thursday morning for two weeks stay at Oak Bluffs, Cottage City.
 Wesley Howard, who recently graduated from the New England con- servatory of music is visiting his brother Byron Howard in this city.
 Charles E. Belair, Jr., of the battle- ship Connecticut is having snort shore leave which he is spending with his parents on Elm street.
 Mrs. F. w. Seward daughter Cath
 Daff Tuesday for weeks stay at Oak Bluffs.
 While the Peoples Store will close Thursday, July 27th, for the Odd Eel lows outing 1t will also close as usual, Friday afternoon the 18th, with the re- gular Friday morning sale preceding.
 The trolley company is moving its track on School street north of Pro- vidence street to the westward in acc ordance with layout voted some time ago by the common council
 Miss Charlotte Hopkins sailed from Montreal on Saturday on the steamship Sicilian for Havre. She will visit, Paris, London, Edinburgh, and G lasgow.
 List of letters remaining at the Putnam postofhce for the week ending July IS:
 Gentlemen-Fred Arnold, Joseph Cuthlet, Joseph keeley.
 Ladies = Mrs. Josephine Delorme Miss Mary Macdonald.
 The sewer gang working on the nor tn end of Chapel street have uncovered l25 feet of ledge and anticipate more. IT was at first thought that it might be advisable to change the location of the sewer to get around the ledge but the men were drilling into it in num- her of diffrent places Wednesday so apparently the old layout will be ad- hered to.
 In speaking of the all-star min- ztrel show now running at keith's theatre, Boston, in which Henry NJ. Morse of this city is appearing, Bos- ton paper says
 aThe end men are stars in their eho- sen line and among the most popular funsters on the stage. They were Geo. Thateher of Thatcher, Primrose and Vests minstrels: the famous Lew Benedict. Hugh Doherty, the great Philadelphia minstrel and John Healy, who has been specially engaged from AIG. Fields minstrels for this oeca- sion. With their inimitable drolleries .a Y,afrfh-Dr0V0kInQ manneTISflS