Putnam patriot., 1912-07-12
nW- Beginning May 4th, the PATRI- or office will close Saturdays at p. m during the summer months.


 Pleasant View
 Mary and Alva Proulx are visiting relatives at Epping, \. H.
 Miss Marguerite Keith is spending a month at Oakland beach.
 Edward Casey of Providence is the guest of relatives on Bridge street.
 Helen May Phillips left Wednes- day for Hartford for a visit among relatives.
 Henry T. Sabin of Manchester, N. H., was a visitor with friends in Put nam Friday.
 More machinery for installation in the mill of the Manhassett company arrived here Friday.
 Attorney and Mrs. Charles l.. Torrey have been entertaining Mrs. Matte Hines of Bloomington, III.
 Louis Law and wife and Robert (. Sands and wife returned Sunday from weeks outing Quanocontaug.
 Anna Elizabeth Arnold of South Main street left Tuesday for visit with relatives in Cambridge, Mass.
 States Attorney Charles E. .Searls and Mrs. Searls are at Nantucket for several weeks. William Griffin of Boston has been visiting his mother on Pomfret street.
 -Adelard Viens and wife and Er- nest Tetreault and wife are camping this week at Smiths grove, Quadic pond.
 Peter Foley and Miss Frances Foley of Boston 'have been visiting with relatives in this section, where they formerly lived.
 Miss Loretta Allard of Boston is spending her vacation with her par ents, Joseph Allard and wife, Tatem street.
 Mrs. C. w. Flagg and daughter Marion of Danielson, formerly of Put nam, are spending the summer at their summer cottage, Pleasure Beach.
 Mrs Frank E. Murray and infant daughter Isabelle Edna, returned from the Day Kimbal hospital to their home on Oak hill last Thursday.
 MT. Keller and family of Harris burg, Pa, are guests of Mrs. kellar's parents, Fred Winslow and wife this city MT. Kellar at one time con- ducted business college here.
 There will be meeting of the Woman's Board of the Day Kimbal hospital, in A. o. H. hall, Wednesday, July IT, at 8 p. m. Executive com- mittee meeting at 2.30.
 Secretary. MT. and Mrs. Ferdinand Caisse have issued invitations for the mar riage of their daughter Bertha and J. B. Peletier, at St. Mary's church, Tuesday morning, July 23Td. A re- ception will follow the mass at 5 Smith street.
 A prominent Woodstock citizen who was in this city riday paid tribute to the industry of the Swedish people who have come into that town during the past few years, taken farms and started out on the road to success. These land workers have become big asset to the neighboring town, where they are fully appreciated.
 Old Glory waving from the top of the tower of the Manhasset Company mill has attracted considerable atten- tion. The pole was erected and new flag raised last week. From south Main street the flag stands out proml- nently set of by a background of green, the foliage of the woods on Perrin hill.
 William A. Fiske, who has been the Worcester agent of the Adams EX- press company since Aug. l, has been transferred to Boston, where he De- comes chief clerk in the office of A. Ii. Hiner, superintendent of the New En- gland division. MT. Fiske was for- merly route agent with headquarters in Putnam, going from here to Wor- cester.
 Deputy Sheriff John H. Fitts of Hampton was injured while having on his farm Saturday, falling from load of hay. He was first thought 10 be seriously injured, but after pr. R. C. White had made an examination IL is reported that MT. Fitts had suffered more from a bad shaking up than any thing else.
 By agreement between the plain tiff and defendant in the case Of the Williams vile Manufacturing com- pany vs. the Kilhngly Manufacturing company, il has been decided that oo tons of hay, the owership of which Is in dispute, shall be sold and the avaiis turned over to the clerk of the superior court for Windham county, to be heid by that official until the case now pending in the superior court, IS de- cided. The hay, of excellent qnaiily' Mas cut last year
 The Attawaugan company, with mills in the village of that name and at Ballouville, will erect a weave shed I60xI06 to their Attawaugan plant. Work is to begin within few days and il is understood the contract will be completed by Oct. l. Three hundred looms will be placed in the addition and the changes that are contemplated