Putnam patriot., 1912-03-29
-oscar Conan spent Sunday in


 Providence.
 Louis k. Law and wife spent Sun day with relatives in Boston.
 -George Potvin was in Holyoke on Tuesday, the guest of Paul Robarge.
 The High and public schools close this week for the Easter vacation.
 Senator George A. Hammond was in New York last week. Mrs. C. R. Knight leftilast week to ivisit her sister in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
 A. H. Smith of Boston, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Adell Walker, Grove street.
 Miss Marion Warren has returned from weeks visit with relatives in Boston.
 In 1911 there was an increase of over 10000 telephones in Connecticut. This speaks for the value of telephone ser vice.
 A dog belonging to E. N. Foster was killed Wednesday by Dog Warden P. A. Gardner, as it had come in con. tact with the dog afflicted with rabies.
 Principal Hathaway of the Tour tellotte Memorial High school of Thompson, and C. E. Pratt, superin- tendent of rural schools, will attend meeting of the teachers association at Brown University, Providence, Friday.
 Congressman Higgins has intro- duced a bill in Congress for a new post office building in Danielson, cost of site and building not to exceed S6O, 900. The bill was referred to the committee on public buildings and grounds.
 Next week Friday there will be or chard demonstrations by the Con nnec- tieut Agricultural College and the Connecticut Pomological Society on the farm of Joseph E. Stoddard, Pom- fret. The farm is midway between Pomfret and Abingdon. If the day IS unfavorable it will be held on the next day. If the second day is unfavorable another announcement will be made.
 Thursday evening, April 25th, the Arcanum club will put on high class vaudeville show at the Bradley thea Ire. The best metropolitan acts pro- curable will be secured for this one night. A big two hours entertain ment at popular prices. Tickets will soon be put on sale. Friday evening, April 18th, the club will hold a smok CT in the club rooms. New members can join at any time.
 --"Fisherman's Luck" the four act comedy drama to be staged the latter part of April under the direction of William J. Brennan of Danielson, is now under rehearsal by members of the T. A. & B. society. Between the acts some high class vaudeville will be introduced. Rehearsals denote one of the best amateur entertainments pro- duced here in long time. Miss Ma ria Flynn and John Gahan assume the leading roles, and they are supported by an able cast.
 We print in another column mo- Lice from the State Com missioner on Domestic Animals relative to contin- ing or muzzling dogs on or before the Sd day of April at F o'clock noon for period of three months. This is pro- tectiye regulation deemed necessary from the fact of dog afflicted with rabies having been at large in the city and town. The notice clearly sets forth the rules and reasons therefor and also the penalty for not obeying them.
 A large buck deer was killed near the Mechanicsville school house Wed- nesday by the Boston express leaving Putnam at l234. Among the first to disco, CT it was Harry E.'Morse of this city, who was passing in his meat cart. After getting in communication with the game warden Mir. Morse cut up the animal and took it to the market. Half of the meat will be sent to the Day Kimball hospital. A step from the locomotive was broken of by the impact and was found on the side of the bank.