Putnam patriot., 1912-03-15
 VOL. XL

Carl B. Johnson of Franklin was tbe guest of his mother on Sunday.
 Thomas McDermott was the guest Of friends in Nashua Sunday.
 Miss M. Eden Tatem Grove street, has returned from visit to Boston.
 Mrs. Adell Walker has returned from visit in Providence.
 Mrs. $. NJ. Wheelock has returned from weeks visit in Uxbridge.
 Miss Florence Stubbert has been the guest of Boston relatives.
 Mayor Macdonald and E. C. Rog- CTS were Boston visitors Monday
 Pipes are being put on the new long bridge to conduct the wires for lighting the bridge.
 MT. and Mrs. Israel Linsley were guests on Sunday of Mrs. Ellen NJ !. Bugbee.
 Mrs. J. B. Kent, Church rtreet, has been entertaining her cousin, Mrs. Fanny Manning Selkirk of India.
 Mrs. George Miller of East Hart ford was the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. John l.. inman, over Sunday. Charles A. Seeley was in New Ha- ven Monday night to attand demo- cratic political meeting.
 Senator George A. Hammond was the guest of Postmaster McGiniey at New London, Saturday.
 Frederick A. Shaw of Bayonne, N :. J., was the guest of his son, Charles K. Shaw, over Sunday.
 The Misses Egsn are in New York this week attending the millinery openings.
 Walter Shippee left Wednesday to assume his new duties as station agent al Clark's Corner.
 pr. and Mrs. E. F. Perry are enter taning Myron A. Smith, Mrs. Perry's brother, of Washington, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. W. J. Bartlett, and daughters, Dorcas and Ruth, wers week end guests of Miss Lillian Drouet al Wellesley.
 Miss Ethel Rowe, teacher in the Pawtucket High school, spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. c. Fred Waterman.
 Louis Wolfe, recently injured in a runaway accident on Grove street, has been discharged from the Day Kimball hospital.
 A Dairymen's Institute meeting will be held in Grange Hail, Hamp- ton, Friday, March 10th. A very 'in- teresting program has been prepared. -Lumbermen have found this most favorable winter so far, had few Interruptions because of starms.
 Sixteen applicants took the state examination before the state pnarma- cy commissioner at the capitol on Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Hobart of Plymouth, sailed this week for Italy, where they will spend several months. Mrs. Ho- bart was a former resident of Putnam, and is a sister of Mrs. E. G. Wright.
 The next quarterly conference of the New England district of the A. NJ. F.. church will be held in New Lon don in April with the Franklin Me morial A. NJ. E. church.
 John l.. Inman, for 2S years Tn charge of the machine shop of the Monohansett mill, is to open a ma chine shop near the mill, which he eX- poets to have in operation about Apni l.
 M. M. Dwyer, Past Grand Knight of Cargill Council, K. of c., was Tn Webster Monday evening attending the opening of the new lodge room of the Webster council.
 The old High school building IS practically ready for occupants. It has been painted ndicleaned and put in first class condition. Electric lights have also been installed.
 Madame X, with Adelaide French in the title role, was well presented 10 fair-sized audience at the Bradley theatre Monday evening. The sup porting company was good.
 Miss Ida Bronson, 23, of this city, and Joseph E. Palermo, P, Milioury' Mass, an employe of the Worcester Consolidated Railway company, were recently married in this city by Attor- ney NJ. H. Geissler, acting as justice of the peace.
 At the fine orchards at Westlana Farms, Pomfret Center, Superinieho- ent Everett E. Brown has already pe- gun preparations for big apple crop These 100 year old trees nave oeeh pruned and sprayed and reclaimed uh- til the crops which they yield are the wonder of orchardists.
 In the list of accidental deaths Ill Connecticut in February, the Faiiloaas with total of eleven killed, lead. ieh persons were burned to death, SIX were killed by falls, five by aspny Xlalloi , four by drowning, three each by auto mobile and crushing, two each py tfoi- Icy and ex xposure, one each 6y siiooiias : and gas explosion.
 Miss Elizabeth Wright, .daughtef of Judge and Mrs. E. c. NHghl'onap- man street, left on Tuesday for raio Alto, California, where she VIII stay several months, making her home "itn