Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
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 French at the Baptist church next Sunday afternoon at 3.30.
 Merrill Paine of Clark college spent Sunday with his mother on Gen. ter street.
 Miss Ethel Rowe of Providence spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. C. F. Waterman.
 A Sl0000 hotel is being built at Lords Point, summer resort where several Putnam people own property. Little Emmet o'Brien, Oak Hill, is confined to the house, having quite badly injured his leg.
 Miss Helen Sharpe had ss guest for the dance Friday night, MT. Wolfe of Norwich.
 Mrs. Hiram N. Brown returned home Tuesday to attend the funeral of C. P. Grosvenor at Abingdon.
 MT. and Mrs. George E. Shaw had the employees of the store as guests at dinner on Sunday.
 Hereafter the report of the milk analysis received by A. w. Bowen, milk inspector, will be on file at the Common Council chamber.
 Mrs. c. w. Baker and her mother, Mrs. Torrey, were guests of Mrs. Flu gene Beaudry in Whitinsville over Sunday.
 Rev. F. D. Sargent was in Hart ford on Friday of last week, attending directors meeting of the Congrega- tional Missionary society.
 The A. o. H. bazar which closed Saturday night was financial and so cial success. The division was organ ized here 36 years ago. P. J. O'Brien is president.
 George P. Miner, who has charge of erecting a large concrete building that the Wheaton Building and Lum- Der Corporation are putting up for fish and oil company at South Lyme, spent Thursday evening Tn the city. The Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter, D. A. R., will hold it's regular meeting at the chapter rooms, Odd Fellows hall, Monday afternoon, Feb ruary 12, at 8 o'clock. Meeting of the board of management at 2.30. Volun- teers to attend the Continental Con- gress will be called for.
 At the Congregational parsonage early Friday evening Miss Grace Cleve- land, waitress at the Chickering ho- tel, and $. Henry Vellieux, porter at the hotel, were married by Rev. F. D. Sargent. MT. and Mrs. Vellieux left on an evening train for New York, re- turning 10 this city Monday night.
 Senator George A. Hammond is to attend the seventh annual reunion and dinner of the Navy League, ,of the Uni ed States in Washington, D. C., Feb retary Meyer will be present. MT. Hammond goes as a delegate from the Army and Navy Club.
 William D. Tillson, former prin- cipal of Israel Putnam school, now su- perintendent of the Central District schools of Norwich, is one of the second tenors in 'The Bass Clef," a musical club of that city, taking part in an en- tertainment held there Jan. 26.
 List of advertised letters at the Putnam post office February 6;
 GENTLEMEN
 Joe Palardy, Henry Larive, H. F. Watson, Jack Whalen.
 LADIES
 Mss Hazel Putnam.
 The ladies of the w. R. C. will hold food sale, luncheon, and enter tainment in A. o. H. hall, Monday, February l2. Sale from to ,. Ad. mission free The proceeds are for the Soldiers monument fund. All are cordially invited. Luncheon a la carte, everything cents. Members are re- auested to bring food and other arti- cleS.
 The old High school ibuilding, to be used hereafter as municipal build ing, will be ready for occupancy by March l. All the changes planned for have been completed. All that re- mains to be done is the painting, and this will be commenced at,once. The changes made will make the offices convenient for those who are to occupy them.
 Eugene Bonneville, who has un- dergone two previous skin grating op- erations that he may ultimately be able to recover from serious sburns re- ceived when a lamp exploded at his home in this city many weeks ago, has again submitted to the process of hav- ing skin from the body ot another per son grafted on to his wounds, which have long resisted healing. This is the third operation of this kind he has un- dergone. Bonneville is receiving treat ment in Worcester.
 Il. R. Southworth and wife of New York, left Saturday on trip to the tropics. MT. and Mrs. Southworth were married on January l5. Mrs. Southworth was Mrs. Mary Pitts of Woodstock, and MT. Southworth for merly lived there. They went to Ber- muda on board the Arcadian of the Royal Mail Line. About thirty newly married husbands and wives were pas sengers on board the steamship and