Putnam patriot., 1912-11-15

Edward Favreau of Boston spent
sunday with his parents, Elm street
-Silas NJ. Wheeloek and Henry A
Wheelock made business trip to New
York last Saturday.
Mrs. Edith Allen of Norwood, is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Lemira
f. Ellis, South Main street.
p. J. Hurlihe of Willimantic, for.
merly of Putnam, was visitor here on
Monday.
Hector Divert acted as foreman OF
the jury at the session of the Superior
court in Willimantic this week.
Rev. relestin Crozet, pastor at
Fitchburg, Mass, formerly of Daniel
son, was visitor in Putnam, Monday
Another score of young ladies who
have been students at Notre Dame
Academy were transferred to Hartford
Saturday.
Henry Howsrth, who is at Tam
pa, Fla, has recovered from an Illness
that he has suffered since he left here
few weeks ago.
Senator G. A. Hammond and wife
recently entertained Mrs Hammond's
cousin, Mrs. Avian A. Sweet and her
daughter, Mrs. Annie Bliss, both of
Newton, Mass.
The newly elected officers of Car
gill council, X. of G. of this city, are
to be installed at a meeting to be held
next Tuesday evening. The work of
installation will be under the direction
of District Deputy P. J. Hur.ihe >of
Willimantic.
The Trumbull Construction COM
pany have commenced work on piece
of State road near the southern Put
nam town line. 1t extends southerly
towards Danielaon and passes through
the George Wheaton farm.
Rev. James A. Brown, a former
student of the Putnam High school,
has resigned his pastorate at the First
Baptist church of Bloomington, In
diana, to accept similar charge in the
First Baptist church of Emporis, Kan
sas.
Charles +. Belair, Jr., of the bat
tleship Connecticut is spending week
with his parents on Elm street. The
Connecticut is out of commission and
undergoing repairs at the Brooklyn
navy yard. Edward Girard of this
city, formerly on the Connecticut, has
been transferred to the Utah.
Mrs. M. f. Smith, Fremont street,
who has been visiting her son, d. Roy
Smith at his summer home near
Dover, n. H., has left there and ex-
poets 10 reach Putnam next Tuesday.
Her son has Just finished setting out
1900 apple trees and has closed the
place for the winter.
Some person or persons broke into
the office of Whipple II Gilpatric last
week Wednesday by pushing open a
window. The safe was unlocked and
was inspected by the burglars and the
papers scattered over the floor. II con-
tanned no money. AS far as known
nothing was taken, and it is believed
to have been the work of tramps.
Advertised Letters, November II:
GENTLEMEN
DIR. p. NJ. Place, Monsieur Sifroid
Chaput, Monsieur Narcisse Leclair,
Mr.. Mace Duprey, Mr.. John &. Her
drick. Mr.. Parguale Talco, Rev. +. w.
Mr.. James II. Cutler.
LADIES
Mrs. Tuera Jacobs, Miss Molly
Moran, Miss Helen Ryan, Mrs. +. Z.
Davis.
The sudden death Of Henry Bous-
ouet. who was recently shot while out
hunting, will reduce the liquor licenses
in Putnam. Under statute passed
by the legislature in 1909 the number
of licenses to be granted in any COM
munity can not be in excess of one to
every five hundred population. This
does not apply to places where such
number was exceeded only to the
granting of new licenses for the statute
provides for the renewal of old licenses
TO persons already holding them. Mr..
Bousquet's license expired the Mon
dav following the Thursday on which
he was killed. This license having ex-
pired the granting of new license to
some other person would ccntravene
the statute