Putnam patriot., 1912-03-08
VOL. XL

Miss Lottie Diamond was in Pro- vidence on Saturday.
 Mrs. James B. Tatem, Jr., is enter taining Mrs. Bishop of East Lyme.
 Misses Ruth and Gladys Murfey have been in Boston the past week.
 Miss F. Marjorie Richardson of Miller Hall, Brown University, was home the weekend.
 Mrs. Royce of Willimantie has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. E. Pratt of Bradley street.
 Mrs. F. F. Russell of Grove street is entertaining, MT. and Mrs. Susie Jameson of Canada.
 Misses Adeline and Louise Chabot attended the millinery openings in Boston this week.
 Mrs. c. W. Corttis has removed from BolIes street to North Grosvenor- dale.
 Miss Charlotte Gascoigne and niece, Charlotte Botham, have been visiting the formers mother, Mrs. Car Tie B. Gascoigne.
 Mrs. Della Brown of Rochester, N. Y, and Mrs. Elmer Tucker of Worcester have been visiting in town recently.
 Judge and .Mrs k. G. Wright of Center street have been entertaining MT. and Mrs. Hobart of Plymouth, Mass.
 -Will Grove, who is attending school in Providence, spent Saturday and Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Clayton Thurber.
 Misses Rachel Brady and Mabel Gustafson, of the B. D. Bugbee store, attended the millinery openings in Boston Wednesday and Thursday.
 We have received recent edition of Farm and Preside, a A page paper devoted to farming and it's interests. It is published in Springfield, Ohio every other Saturday.
 The annual meeting of the Non- Partisan w. C. T. U. will be held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Mckachnie on Elm street, on Monday afternoon, March II, at 3 o'clock D. m.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Burleson of Quinebaug avenue, are entertaining their daughter, who is enjoying two weeks nvacation from her school duties.
 The Arcanum club has added 30 new members within week and IS now in a flourishing condition. The dues are $l per month and anyone ot good moral character is eligible to join. The little building that has stood for some time just South of Joys garage was removed Monday to Church street and pr. Morasse will fit it up for his office, having vacated his room in the Peloquin block.
 Large cakes of ice foot in thick nessiare strewn along the banks of the Ouinebaug river where it runs through the southern part of E. NJ. Wheaton s farm; these massive pieces having been hurled far out of the course of rain last week.
 Stanley Spratt. son of Principal C. C. Spratt of the High school, received compound fracture of the lett ankle while playing in the schoo! gymnasi- um Tuesday morning. He was play ing with some other boys when he fell and another boy fell on top of him.
 There will be a meeting of A. G. Warner Woman's Relief Corps Tues day afternoon, M arch 18th at 2.30 p. m. Mrs. Chloe A. Warren, Depart ment President of Connecticut will be present. A full attendance is desired. Attorney Benedict M. Holden of Hartford, who has appeared several times before the Superior courtdn fhis city, has removed to New YQfk and established law offices at HI Broad- way. He is associated with William D. McNulty under the name of Me- Nulty & Holden.
 Eugene Bonneville, who has un- dergone skin grating operations to heal burns received from an overturned lamp is improving and is expected to returned from the Worcester hospital very soon. His sister Aurise, who has nursed him continually during his long confinement has already returned home.
 The many friends of Albert Gagne will be glad to hear that he has re- turned with his family to reside in this city in one of Peter St. Georges tenemenfs on Woodstock avenue. MT. Gagne has entered the employ of his father who is contractor in paints.
 The following announcement has bean received in this city:
 "The undersigned desires to an nounce that he has opened an office at l6o Broadway, New York, for the aurpose of dealing in investment secu- rites, giving particular attention to bonds of small denomination.
 FREDERICK A. MoRRELL."
 MT. Morrell is the son of Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Morrell, South Main street. William Mansfield, entertained 21 of his friends at the home of his par ents on Grove street, from to o'clock last Saturday in honor of his elevent birthday. A luncheon, with Jack Hcfner pie, was feature and games were played. Many pretty nroao,xss uvo 70 ropai vad and all ex press