Putnam patriot., 1912-02-16

Mrs. Joseph Labossiere is visiting l ! her son in Woonsocket.
 -O. C. Bosworth has just received a ] 1912 model Franklin touring car.
 Mrs. C. H. Kelley has moved from South Main to Chapman street.
 Miss Bessie l.. Champlin of Brad ley street entertained the Tuesday club this week.
 Miss NJ Gladys Murfey has been the guest of friends in New Haven this week.
 Frank N. Rita left Saturday for Orange, N. J., where he will be mar ried next Monday morning.
 Mrs. Gaspard Nerron and son are spending several weeks with relatives in St, Hyaeinthe, Canada, and other places.
 Mrs. George w. Gilpatrie has re- turned from months stay in Wor- cester, and is entertaining herIfather, s. Hodges, of Somerville.
 The young people of the Baptist church went to Dayville Wednesday evening, where they gave an old folks concert in the Congregational church.
 A horse owned by George F. Locke became frightened at an automobile on Livery street Wednesday morning, and left a wrecked wagon Buck street..
 A French mission will be held in St. Mary's church beginning Sunday evening, to be conducted by the Mis- sionary Fathers
 The Children of Mary received Ho- ly Communion in body at o'clock mass at St. Mary's church Sunday morning.
 , There will be meeting of the Wo
 mans Board of the Day Kimball Hos- pltal on Wednesday, February 2l at 5 D. m. in Odd Fellows hall. Executive committee meeting at 250.
 Julius Cordier and wife were in
 Danielson Saturday morning to attend requiem high mass at St. James church in observance of the death Of kJ MT. Cordier's father.
 Edward Laplante of Providence is he ~csrber in Rita's shop. His It. 'ne new 0s~s~,,,, and expects to il. wife is here for a visffNsSe with he T
 shortly come here to resioes of fl
 husband.
 An article with portrait of Joh n. J. Dimon. recently appeared in liar ;, ford paper, telling of his remarkab
 collection of 565 pitchers from all part
 of the globe. MT. Dimon was formt U resident of Putnam, removing to Har '' ford some years ago.
 .s Addison J. Greenslit of Williman
 tic, formerly of Hampton, ,and for year
 prosecuting agent for Windham coun
 ty, qualified Monday as deputy sher 70 iff of the county, the appointment be e ing made by Sheriff Sibley MT Greenslit is the first deputy sheriff
 that Willimantic has had in years. The St. Jeane Baptiste Society vii
 celebrate Mardi Gras, in their hall ol n Providence street, Tuesday evening , A fine musical and literary program
 has been arranged and refreshment d will be served. The Careill orchestri l. will furnish music. Among the es t pecially invited guests is Governor Q Pothier of Rhode Island.
 Appeals to the Supreme Court ol g Errors are to be taken in the cases oi l George F. Holbrook, trustee of the [ bankrupt estate of Ernest M. Arnold \ vs F. F. Russell, and of the State vs the Fidelity and Deposit company of Maryland decisions in these cases nav ing been filed last week by Judge Ga ger of the Superior court, the decision , in the HoIbrook- Russell case being fa- vorable to MT. Russell, the decision in the other case being for the plaintiff. At the annual convention and din- ner of the Navy League of the United States in Washington next week, at which Senator Hammond will be present, there will be a large number of distinguished men present, among them President Taft, General Horace Porter, who will preside at the dinner, Admirals Sigsbee and Wainwright, Gen. Leonard Wood, w. Morgan Shus. ter, recently y,treasurer-general of Per sia, and Charles Francis Adams.
 A dispatch to . Norwich paper from Washington, D. C., says: "Ebe. nezer Bishop of Putnam was a visitor at the capitol Friday. He is candi- date for the office of Commander of the Department of Connecticut, G. A. R. | During the war he served in Company A, First Connecticut cavalry, was cap- tured near Harpers Ferry August, S63, and was one ot the first prisoners to be sent to Andersonyille, where he spent Is months. He said that from the re- l ports he had received from the differ- ent posts in the state he had hopes of being elected. He is on his way to 1 Florida where he will spend several | days"
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