Putnam patriot., 1911-12-01


 n, A. C. WinslOw spent Sunday in Woonsoeket.
 Simeon LsRose was ia Boston on Sunday. ''
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach At the Baptist church in French Sunday afternoon at 3.3O.
 Mi. and Mrs. Henry Tourtellotte oi South Hadley, Mass, have been guests of Putnam relatives.
 Louis Girard of the battleship Con. necticut, is visiting his mother in this city.
 The November Telephone bulletin shows that Putnam has I2sl tele- phones.
 Mrs. Ella Clarke of Hartford spent the week end with her son, A. c. Clarke, and wife of South Main street.
 Miss Maude Simpson of Worces. ter visited her parents, Dr. and Mrs. l. L. simpson, over Sunday.
 -J. \. Lacey, former resident of Putnam, died in Danyers, Mass. He had been steward at the state insane asylum in that town for the past twen- ty years.
 Woodstock and Wolf Den granges were guests of Putnam grange last Friday evening The third and fourth degrees were worked on several candi- dates. An oyster supper was served
 Raymond Jodoin of Sprague, who is contesting the election of Congress- man Higgins, was in Putnam Monday. He stated that he did not expect de- cision until some time in January.
 The work on the sewers is nearing completion. The men are now work ing on N alnut street where solid ledge has been encountered. House connec- tions are being made rapidly.
 Eli Shay of Schuylerville, N. Y, and Ida Lapalme of this city, were married Saturday evening by Rev. John Van den Noort of St. Mary's church.
 The county commissioners have finished the work of granting licenses ;,, 1ba fo,r l;oo,.ea tou,Os of NNip pdbop, county-Killingly, Putnam, Wind ham and Sterling.
 The high school teachers enter tained the grammer school teachers Friday afternoon in the high school building. Food cooked by the pupils in the domestic science class was served for refreshments.
 Camp George w. Child, Sons of Veterans, held a meeting on Monday evening, at which members of the fra ternity and the c. A, R. from Daniel son were present. Refreshments were served during the evening.
 A. w. Bowen has completed the enumeration of the children of school age, 1 to Is years, in the town of Put nam, Armand Lizotte having assisted in enumerating among the French Canadian families of the town.
 About noon Sunday train of three parlor cars Of the Pennsylvania road passed through Putnam from Boston to Philadelphia. Mrs. Robert de Puyster, wife of the millionaire, and a party who took in the Yale Harvard football game Saturday, were the oe- cupants.
 There was a large attendance al the dance in Union hall Saturday evening. Collins Orchestra of Marl- boro furnished music. This Wednes- day evening the Verdi Orchestra, , nieees of Webster will play for the dance in A. 0. II hall.
 The regular meeting of A. C. War ner Post. No. 54, c. \. R., will be held Wednesday evening, Dec. $. Election of officers will take place at this ,meeting and all members are urged to make q special effort to be present.
 List of advertised letters at the Putnam post office for the week end ing November 2S:
 Gantlemen-Edward Miles, Jafry Rebent, NJ. E. stark.
 i'IDeti IDeedies-Irs. Delmer Croft, Mrs. Ethel Davis, Julienne Duval, Mrs. Harriett Williams.
 The body of John Riley fatally in- ;nred when struck by an automobile Wednesday was taken to Providence ,,bera funeral services were held Satur- day morning from the ihome ot his sister Mrs. Martin Harvey, $ Victoria Ayenne. with requiem mass al 5'' Ann,s church, Cranston.
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 Manager Jutras of the Star theatre sewers his connection with that picture bonse Saturday night. Nr- JutFas made many friends while in Put nam and has always had the good VIII of l',.lIl the public for his thoaghtfaln sss 7! nj. courteous treatment when .,,s. .'.,1 came 10 the star He wrote two 'i-es one aPush for Putnam that came into instant favor, and has Asps e.,.' t1,s music at the Star up to the minute, il,s gs has not decided 2 here he VIII lleo,e li. hut is considering several oilers.
 rbe funeral of F. Newton Touftel- ,otte was held from his home on s'is . River road Saturday afternoon at : lsoiock The officiating clergy men II