Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13

Geo. A. Peterson of Worcester
aIled on friends here Monday.
Everett j. Lake of Hartford was a
,4eent visitor in Putnam.
-Patrolman julius Cordier is hav-
Ing his annual vacation.
n John Macdonald left last week to
rssume his studies at Valparaiso uni
yesity, Valparaiso, Indiana.
M. NJ. Dwyer has removed his fa-
nily to Putnam and is now travel.
m ng salesman for a Boston concern.
"A number from this city attended
dance in Pomfret last Thursday
ia right.
The Putnam Social and Athletic
club have prepared a bill for next
Tuesday evening.
II William Fake of Webster, brother
Of Mrs. Thomas Rawley, Grove street,
died last Friday at a hospital in Wor-
cester.
Several candidates from the Ma
sonic lodge of this city took the Coun-
ell degrees in Danielson Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Philip l.. Benoit has success
fully passed through an operation for
appendicitis at her home on Chapel
street.
DIR. F. w. Darmer, who was oper-
sled upon at the DAY kimball hospi-
tai for an abscess in his throat, has re-
turned home and is slowly regaining
bis strength.
Two cases of small pox are report
ed in the city. Both are in the same
house at the north end of Elm street.
Precautions have been taken TO pre- |
vent the spread of the disease.
j. NJ. Tatem of Eastford lost q I
large number of the handles he manu-
features when a fire destroyed two |
barns in Willimantic recently. He |
received insurance amounting toSl7o0. |
There will be meeting of the Wo-
mans Beard of the Day Kimball hos
pita on Wednesday, Dec. Is, at 3 p.
NJ. in Odd Fellows hall. Executive
committee will meet at 2.30 at same
time and place.
The Connecticut Automobile aSso-
citation will introduce bill In the
legislature requiring that lights be
carried on all vehicles whether horse
drawn or motor driven, from half
hour after sunset until sunrise.
The Durbar pictures exhibited at
the Bradley theatre Friday were
highly pleasing feature. The two au-
diences who sawiit were unstinted in
praise of the beautiful pageant depict
ID in highly colored films. ADV.
Amos Larock, millwright at the
french River Textile mill of Mechan.
csville, will move his family to Hart
ord, VT, next week, having accepted
position as m aster mechanic for the
Hartford Wooden company of that
own.
Advertised Letters, December 10;
GENTLEMEN
Fred Menard, William +. Tucker,
'red Kinoks, The Hopkins Co., Pran-
.azio Dicartolomie, Muir UmbertO ID
denna. Angelo Poirlaletti.
Miss Annie Sholes, Mrs. Annie
Sholes, Miss Mary Smith.
Miss Agnes Miller, Boston, repre-
enting the massachusetts, state board
If charities, was in Putnam Friday
making an investigation of case org
mating in Webster, in which chlld
lad been abandoned and neglected by
Is parents. Miss Miller secured IN
his city certain information when
he was seeking.
Edward p. Bowen, who was IN
ured in an accident when wagon In
which he was riding eollided with a
rolley car near Alexander's lake last
ummer, died at his home in Killing
Y Saturday. He lived on the ROAD
vest from the Attawaugan crossing
lie was a brother of Miss Rhoda BOW
n of this city.
The annual midwinter meeting Oh
be State Board of Agricultural VIII DC
leld in Harmonic hall, New Haven
tuesday, and Wednesday December II
nd IS. Excellent programs nave
'een arranged for each day, inciualhs
nusic and addresses on varied and in
eresting subjects. Premiums are OIL
cred for best exhibits of corn by indl-
idual growers in the state. All eA-
ibits must be delivered to :the secre-
airy at New Haven on or before the
9th.
Mrs. Cora w. Bates, widow OF the
ate Colonel G. d. Bates, and daugh-
er Elizabeth, have gone TO their win
er home in Limona, Fla. Before GO
ng to Florida Mrs. Bates disposed o.
he following real estate: A tract VI
and near the foundry to Judge l.. n
'uller; barn and two acres oil lahu'
including an apple orchard on Alpha
treet, to l.. +. Weeks; two house lois
n Mechanics street to Francis Dorey'
nd house lot adjoining their preml-
es on Mechanics street to John NJ
lean and William f. Wheaton.