Putnam patriot., 1912-06-28
-oIin C. Fuller has returned from

I bicycle trip to Marlboro.
 Miss Eleanor NJ. Egsn is spending her vacation with relatives in this city.
 Mrs. C. F. Waterman, who is at Kelsey Point for the summer has been in the city the past week. -Dr. and Mrs. k. F. Perry are enter taining Mrs. Perry's sister, Mrs. C. H. Perry of Bridgewater.
 Mrs. Lena Greene has returned to Putnam after spending the winter in Califo rnia.
 Mrs. Carpenter and little daughter spent Sunday with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. NJ. Angell.
 The new barn being erected at the Temporary Home by the Wheaton company, is nearly completed.
 William Diggins left on Thursday morning for Rutland, Nt., called there by the death of an uncle. William 0. Murphy of Moline, Ill., has sold his house on Walnut street to Elizabeth Ostrander of Pomfret.
 Mrs. Israel l.. Linsley of Worces- ter, was the guest of Mrs. Ellen NJ. Bugbee Thursday. Mrs. Bugbee re- turned to Worcester with her visitor
 Mrs. $. NJ. Wheeock and daugh- ter Elizabeth were in the city this week coming from their summer home at Pleasant View.
 The Misses Margaret and Helen Awkward of Danielson have returned home after spending a week with C.. T. Thayer and wife of Grove street.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Green of Wor- cester and J. E. Burleson of Quine- baug avenue spent the weekend with A. B. Burleson's family in Williman- tic.
 The St. Jean Baptiste society held big celebrati on in their hall Monday evening in honor of St. Johns day. There was an interesting program car ried out. Refreshments were served.
 At the annual meeting of the Con. necticut Bankers Association held at Hotel Griswold, Eastern Point, last Friday, G. Harold Gilpatricsw as elect ed treasurer of the association. John A. Dady and Dr. F. A. Mor- rell, who returned from the Rangeleys last week reported the fishing not very good, as it was so windy and cold dur ing their stay.
 The Ladies of the G. A. K. have voted to give to A. c. Warner post a flag SKIP feet, and a fiagpole 30 feet high to be placed in the Grove street cemetery, before next Memorial day.
 The wedding of Helen Marie Me- Coy of Putnam, and Charles Joseph Kenney, paymaster at the French Riv- CT Textile company's mill, is to take place at St. Maryss church, Monday, July l.
 Announcements of the marriage June 9th of Alice May Tucker and Grant Carl Leistman at Rapid City, $. D., have been received. The bride was formerly employed at the 0bserv- CT office.
 At the meeting of Mizpah Rebek- ah lodge on Wednesday evening, the degree was worked on a class of twen- ty-three candidates by Arbutus lodge of Webster. A supper followed the work.
 Israel Putnam Lodge of Odd Eel lows elected the following officers on Tuesday evening, the ins taIlation to take place at the regular meeting next week:
 Noble Grand, George l.. Baldwin.
 Vice Grand, William Dereau.
 Secretary, Lucius H. Fuller.
 Treasurer, Leon T. Wilsan.
 At the meeting of Court City of Putnam, t. of A., Tuesday evening next, installation of officers will take place. The committee have arranged an attractive program. Refreshments will be served. A full attendance is requested.
 MT. and Mrs. Sabin 5. Carpenter were given surprise Saturday even ing, 1t being the twenty-fifth anniver- sary of their marriage. They were presented mahogany chair and other gifts. Mrs. Carpenter was formerly Miss Stella Kenyon of Woodstock Val ley, and was married to MT. Carpenter by Rev. J. R. Stubbert of this city, during his first pastorate here. They have three children, Howard of this city, Clovis of Worcester, and Bessie,