Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1912-10-25

from aNaeation spent in Pennsylvania,
Miss Sarah Brady has been the
guest of Noonsoeket relatives.
Mrs. William Harris spent Tues.
day in Worcester.
Henry Johnson spent Sunday in
Providence.
r. f. Iii and wife, Mechanics
street, are visiting in New York.
"A. Blanehelte was in Lowell on
Tuesday
Miss Marjorie Mann has returned
from visit With friends in Norwich.
1t is thought that the road work
on Perrin hill will be completed next
week.
Mrs. George Clifford has returned
from two weeks visit with relatives
in Lowell.
Mrs. NJ. F. Smith, Fremont street,
is visiting her son, ID. Roy Smith, at
his country place near Dover, \. IL.
Willie Walsh, who was struck by
an automobile last Wednesday after
noon, is recovering.
Miss Grace Child, Hartford, has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Abbie Child, Grove street.
The w. c. T. [. will meet with
Mrs. Mary Gardner Friday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock
Harold T, Sargent and Miss Jack
son were week end guests of Rev f.
d. Sargent and family.
The Children of Mary will hold a
Charity whist in Kent hall, this Fri
day evening. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Carpenter
and Mrs. 5. P. Carpenter of Providence
were guests of local relatives over Sun
day.
Col. G. ". Gatchell of Providence,
was recently the guest of Lieutenant
4. 1 Mafiarty, whe was classmate
of his at West Point
Mrs. Mary sherman and daughter
Ernestine, have returned from a visit
with Mrs. Saefmaa's daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Munroe. Washington, d. G.
The Elizabeth Porter Putnam chap.
ter Of the D. 4. r. are 10 hold an al.
tumn card party at the home Of Mrs.
Frank T. Russell, Grove street, Friday
afternoon.
Miss Nellie Rogers of New Haven
has been The guest of Alderman Daddy
and wife. Sunnyside They also re-
Gently entertained Earle Dimon and
wife of Hartford.
There have been three forest fires
in the vicinity of Moosup and several
hundred acres of timberand have been
burned. 1t is thought the fire was
started by careless hunters.
William Crocker, aged 80 years,
a sailor, giving his residence as the sea i,
and Emma Giles, aged p years, of
Worcester, were married on Tuesday
by the Rev. George d. Stanley of the
Methodist church.
Several candidates received the in
itiatory degree at the meeting of Israel
Putnam Lodge of Odd Fellows Tues
dav evening. There was large at
tendance, and refreshments were serV-
ed at the conclusion of the work.
The dedication of the memorials to
Senator Joseph r. Hawley and Orville
H. Plat was held in Hartford last FRI
day. II. l.. Barrett of General Haw-
levis regiment, and Senator @. A.
Hammond attended from this city.
Although the weighing of the
mails will not be finished untilDecem.
Der L, the work is so we'll in hand
that vacations of railway mail clerks
can be taken and three Connecticut
men are oil duty.
Mason w. Leavitt and Oscar Co
man have been nominsted for repro
sentatives by the socialists, making
four pairs of candidates to select from.
Burton +. Leavitt has boen named by
the same party as candidate for judge
Of probate.
Another of those popular Satur-
dav night dances will be held in the
old a. O. II. hall, Pomfret street, this
week. Music by Cartnghts Two
Twins orchestra Of Worcester, intro
dueing new electrical reflects, kyle
phone duets, cornet and trombone So
los. All the newest, catchy dance mu-
sic.-Adv.
-. T Mcclellan, proprietor Of the
Chiekering hotel, " W Dw5er, and
Loais Valada are Tie incorporates Of
the Putnam social aadiAthletic club,
Incorporated. which has Sled articles
of association with she secretary Of
state Arrangements are 10 be male
70 conduct a series IF indoor athletic
entertainments during the coming
winter.
Putnam is about ripe for a build.
ing boom. There are hardly any emp
/ tv houses or tenements in the eity,and
there is a constant demand for medi-
nm price rents Of from SO to SIS a
month. stores too are occupied. A
man from Greenfield, Mass, was in
I the city this week and wanted to rent
a store to manufacture and retail CT
CARS. He looked about the bushes:
section but found nothing adapted to