Putnam patriot., 1912-03-22
VOL. XII

4 are now in Boston.
Attorney NJ. IL. Geissler was in
vinsted on business Tuesday.
q. X. shaw, John G. Johnson and
C. Harold Gilpatric, were in Boston
saturday
Mrs. Herbert Wade of Boston is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T P. Botham, Wilkinson street.
Mrs. E. f. Whitmore of Whitman.
tic was the guest of Putnam friends
over Sunday.
Mrs. John F. Bennett of New
Rochelle, N. Y, has been the guest of
Mrs. F. n. Flagg.
Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach in
French at the Baptist church Sunday
at $50 p. m.
En- gineer William Foran of this
,eity. spent Sunday at his old home,
Wilimantic.
Miss Mary Eddy and Mrs. l. G.
Kennedy were guests of Miss Eddy's
sister. Mrs. Charles Cummings of
Worcester, last Thursday.
The new soldiers monument to be
erected on Grove street, will be dedica-
ted after the usual exercises on Memo
rial day.
Mrs. f. f. Russell has had as
guests the past month, her mother,
Mrs. Robbie, and Miss Susie Jameson,
of Plymouth, n. III.
-Delor Dumas left Sunday for 0klo-
homa. He expects to make aIhome
there and will later send for his wife
who remains in this city.
Maurice Mcintyre has been visit
ing his father on School street. He re-
turned to Worcester Tuesday. His ia
ther left the same day for business
trip TO New York.
Mrs. e. w. Flagg of Danielson,
has been caring for her father, A. II.
Potter of South Woodstock, who.has
been suffering from injuries received
from the kick of a. horse.
AT meeting of Israel Putnam
lodge, |. 0. o. F., Tuesday evening
there was work in the third degree.
Three applications were received. Next
Tuesday evening the initiatory degree
will be worked.
L fc hn n
Mrs. A. G. Cutler of Chapel street
while her household goods are in
transit to Warren, r. L., their future
home. Mr.. Wilder left Monday MORN
ing.
The sixth sanitary conference of
the health officials of Connecticut will
be held under the auspices'of the State
Board of Health at the Hunt Memorial
Building, 3s Prospect street, Hartford,
Wednesday, April Sd.
Misses Dorcas Bartlett, Ruth Bart
lett, and Eunice Boisoneau, danced
folk dances at the exhibition given in
Danielson last week Thursday after
noon by Miss Alice Knights classes.
A number of ladies from this city at
tended.
List of advertised letters at the
Putnam post office March 10:
LADIES
Miss Jennie Mcguire.
CENT? EMEN
ID. Berman, O. 'Calderisi, Peter o.
BTen, GA. Wilson, William Yuntu-
men 2, Box IA.
AT a recent meeting of the COM
mittee on the annual ball of the Put
nam Fire Departments vote of thanks
was extended to Geo. f.. Shaw, and +.
ID. Bowen, for the. boutonieres present
ed to the men of the department on
The evening of the ball.
Mrs. James Dorsey, Chapel street,
received last week shamrock from
Ireland. 1t was sent by Mrs. Patrick
OLeary, formerly of Putnam. Being
put in water the little plant revived
after its long journey, and it has been
planted and is thriving.
-Enos Bacon, the Yorkshire Night
ingale, delighted an audience in the
Congregational church Monday even
Ing. His wonderful voice, which he
Changes from baritone to high So
prano, causes wonder as well as giving
pleasure. His recitations from Dick
ems we're also well rendered and well
received.
Tine monthly bulletin of the State
Board of Health gives the following
Tor Putnam: During the month OF
January there were Is births and
marriages. In February there were
representing an annual death
rate per 1000 of Ills. Two of the deaths
were at the hospital. The only case OF
infectious disease was one Of cerebro
spinal fever.
&C. 5. Brightman of Stonington,
brand Master Workman: George Stroh
o. New Haven, Grand Recorder; and
Chas p. Bushnell, Norwich, SupeTVi-
sor, of the Grand Lodge of united
Norkmen Of Connecticut, were in Put
nam Saturday afternoon in the inter-
est Of the order In the evening they
went TO East Woodstock to install the
Officers of Woodstock Lodge.
considering the unfavorable wealth
er Friday there was good attendance
Al the farmers institute held Win
futnam grange in Odd Fellows nail.
lie program was excellent and was
listened to with pleasure and was IN