Putnam patriot., 1912-08-16

stdu IS spenuing week III Oanaua.
 Mrs. Thomas Jones is the guest of Mrs. N. Waldo Kennedy in Waltham.
 Alfred Cutler of Church street, is spending his vacation in Portland, Me.
 City Engineer George W. Perry has been visiting his family at Lords Point.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Garle and family of Boston spens Sunday with relatives.
 Miss Rebecea Schones of New York is visiting Mir. and Mrs. S. Dia- mond.
 James B. Tatem has returned to Putnam after a months stay in the Adirondacks.
 Daniel J. Byrne of Boston has been the guest of his mother on Wood stock avenue.
 Miss Marie Louise Remillard, of Seder's store, is spending week at Strathan, N. II.
 MT. and Mrs. Edmonds and chil- dren of Storrs are visiting G. A. Ham, mond and family.
 Mrs. Warren Arnold ot PIovi- denee has been calling on friends and relatives in town.
 Miss Alma Martin of Bradley St raat iS sDard;nu a x-anotio,, of sova ral weeks in Canada.
 Attorney Charles l.. Torrey and wife have had as guest James Spen- cer of Hardwick, Mass.
 Bruce Bennitt, of Springfield, son of Dr. Frank M. Bennitt, has been recent visitor in the city.
 Mrs. Baker and daughter of Cam bridge are visiting J. Herbert Marsh and mother of Grove street.
 The Putnam Woolen company was compelled to shut down it's mill Tuesday on account of low water.
 Miss Charlotte Gascoigne is attend ing house party this week at Stafford Springs, the guest of Miss Chandler.
 Mrs. Charles A. Thayer and son Allen, of Central Falls, K. l., are the guests of H. J. Thayer and wife, King street.
 -Sewall l.. Pease, we'll known to many as guide at the capitol at Hartford, died in that city Monday, aged 65 years.
 The Misses Irene Duvert, Angelic Bibeault and Burnanette 0upre have returned from weeks outing on the Providence river.
 William Murray, the son of Cap tain Murray, enjoyed an automobile ride to Brooklyn Jail with Sheriff Holbrook on Monday.
 There will be kitchen concert at the East Putnam church, Saturday, August IT, at s o'clock, admission b cents. Soda and Ice Cream will be on sale.
 Jun " tlSi JOSCBlA AeASEf aAi0 Edward Fisher, have returned from a weeks camping trip at Chase's reser- voir, Chestnut Hill. They entertained their parents on Thursday.
 The railroad station was the center of attraction Sunday morning to many people, who were anxious to get glimpse of the troops going by special trains to the military manoeuyres in the western part of the state.
 Mrs. Byron Whitney, and Miss Ellen Longren, of Norwich, and Dr. J. D. Larson of Groveland Health Re sort, Redfield, South Dakota, have been spending a few days at the kome of MT. and Mrs. H. 5. Whitney, Center street.
 At a meeting of the St. Aloysius T. A. & B. society held in their rooms Tuesday evening it was voted to send Bernard McGarry as delegate to rep resent the local society at the State convention to be held in,New London on Aug. 25th.
 The C. A. c. held their annual clam bake at Phillips grove, Alex ander's lake, last Sunday. Although the morning was unfavorable, the skies cleared, .andl over forty enjoyed the excellent bake prepared by Charles P. Kennedy.
 Several of the Boston papers last Sunday made feature story of the fact that MT. and Mrs. Keno Marble, formerly of this city, are conducting tea room and ice cream parlor at Chat ham, Cape Cod, and that Mrs. Shaw's l4-years old son drives a bakers wag- on and keeps dog.
 R. D. Fitzmaurice, formerly of Putnam lon Monday assumed the posi- ton of superintendent of the western division of the New Haven road, vice c. $. Lake, who recently resigned 10 take position with another company. ar. Fitzmaurice was formerly assist ant superintendent of the Shore Line division and located at New London.
 pr. J. E. Shepard, the noted New York specialist, whose summer home is in South Woodstock, held clinic at the Day Kimhall hospital Saturday morning. More than score of chil- dren from the towns of Putnam, Pom- fret. Woodstock, Thompson, and Kill lingly, came for operations for the re- moyal of tonsiIls or adenoids, IL was intended 10 limit the number to l5,out more came and were treated.