Putnam patriot., 1911-10-06

,-;siting at their olu nome In MarlDoro
 The W. R. U. will hold . rum
 ,.ge sale about the first of November
 The Misses Husband of Taunton .,s ouests of their cousin, Mrs. Jerome Tonrtellotte, Putnam Heights.
 Alderman George P. Miner came from South Lyme to spend Sunday in the city.
 A number of people from this city hsvs been in attendance at the Brock ton fair this week.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will speak in French Sunday afternoon at 3.30 at the Baptist church.
 HI. A. Walker of Detroit, and Jo. seph Carpenter of East Greenwich, R.
 have been guests of J. P. Copeland Grand View.
 Thomas J. Thurber and Miss Elm maJlWhipple of Putnam Heights are visiting pr. E. M. Harris and family in Providence for a few days.
 Mrs. J. Clara Morgan of Naples, NY.Jand Mrs. Edward Morgan of Fort Dodge, Iowa, came to Putnam last Thursday for short visit with friends.
 William Diggins has returned from Ludlow, Vt, where he went to attend an auction of real estate belong ing 10 an estate of which he is one of the heirs.
 The W. C. T. T.. will meet with Mrs Mary Gardner Friday afternoon atS o'clock. A full attendance is de- sired as delegates to the State Conyen- ton will be appointed.
 -Dr. L. o. Morasse and wife have removed to Putnam from Woonsocket. They resided here before going to Woonsocket, and the doctor will re- same his medical practice. William Frazer has returned from his hunting and fishing trip to New Brunswick. He downed moose, but the head not being an exceptionally good one he did not bring it home. The annual meeting of the Hospi- tai Guild will be held at the home of Mrs. W, H. Mansfield on Tuesday, Oc- tober 10th, at D. m. All interested in this branch of the hospital work are invited 10 be present. -Fayette l.. Wright, of Pomfret, brought to the PATRIOT office Tuesday the largest apple we have ever seen. It was Wolf River apple, color deep red, measured IA 3-4 inches in circum- ference, and weighed Is ounces. It was raised on his farm in Pomfret. Fred w. Taft of Webster, with his famous dog Rush, with party includ- ing a number of members of the Put nam Fire department went on coon hunt Saturday night, and returned with three coons, one large one. At the last meeting of the St. Jean Baptiste society, held on Sunday, Dr. Omer LaRue, George Potvin, and Jo- seph Lapalme, lwere chosen delegates tot the 20th convention of the Franco Americans of Connecticut, which will De held in Stafford Springs, Oct. 25 and S.
 List of advertised, letters at Put nam post office for week ending Oct. Sd
 Gentlemen-Wm. F. Adams,sF. C. Edwin.
 Ladies-Mrs. Thomas Connor, Miss Marguerite Lemeris, Madame E. E. Aanley (3l, Miss Mae Moore. Mrs. Charles l.. Torrey, Mrs. E. A' Warner, Miss Bertha Sargent, Miss uertrude Warner, Miss May Ross, MISS Diana Breault, Miss Gladys uagne, Armand Gagne, and Walter poage, were among the Putnam at- lendants at the Worcester musical fes- uyal last week.
 There will be change in the time oi the masses at St. Mary's church be- ginning next Sunday. Children $ mass at $ o'clock, high mass at 9.l5 anu Io.l5. Next Sunday collection VIII be taken to defray the expenses ot 'Ae church. The Children of Mary sOeiety will receive holy communion a'tne early mass next Sunday.
 Henry Macdonald, who has been resident of this city for several months, WAS committed to the Norwich state hospital for the insane Saturday. MT. macdonald is citizen of Nova Scotia, auu hls commitment is pending the acaon of Governor Baldwin iE the ease' Officer Benjamin Chaffee took -iHl 10 Norwich. During the hot "eeK last summer MT. Macdonald had asuh stroke which it is thought had "ueh to do with unbalancing his mind.
 -Ihe Elizabeth Porter Putnam onapter, D. A. R., ,are planning an un- 1Sually fine Entertainment, Tuesday s'ehing, October 24th. Miss Gather le ,, hidgeway, elocutionist, assisted by ,aiss Augusta Gentsch, pianist, of the D's'on Conservatory of music, will
 eiselections. They are both well
 uo"n artists, and it will be an eXcep-
 ,0'iai opportunity to listen to high e'ass entertainment.
 utnam Aerie of Eagles had spe- a' social session in Foresters' hall on
 afternoon. There was large