Putnam patriot., 1912-05-03

Mrs. Frank Morse of Hartford has | been visiting friends in the city.
 -Amedee Lucier has removed from Chapel street to Woodstock avenue.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach at ! the Baptist church Sunday at 3.30 pm.
 New floors are being laid in the upper stories of the Putnam Inn and several new rooms with bath installed.
 -Alphonse Dubriel, Marshall street, will remove with his family to Canada this week.
 pr. c. C. Gildersleeve of East Woodstock is visiting physician at the Day Kimball hospital this month.
 Mrs. John Addison Porter and daughters have returned to their sum- mer home in Pomfret.
 Mir and Mrs. F.. A. Wheelock re- turned from three weeks stay inNew York state Friday evening.
 The C. A. c. will put on the drama "La Volense d Enfantsp at Danielson, May 18th. They have presented the drama several times with success.
 Rev. Wells NJ. Partridge of Mar behead is visiting Chauncey Morse and family. Mrs. Partridge and daughter are expected the last of the week.
 Charles A. and Alice F. Denison sold on Monday their farm at East Putnam to Amanda F. and Bartholo- new Haviland, Jr., of Mamaroneck, NY.
 Mrs. Gladys Sayles of East Kill lingIy is showing satisfactory progress toward recovery at the Day Kimball hospital after an operation for appen dicitis.
 There will be a social dance in Union hall Saturday evening. The Ideal singing orchestra of Webster will furnish music. Dancing begins at s o'clock. Admission, ladies 25c; per couple, 50c.
 The body of Mrs. Joseph Williams, who died in New Bedford during the winter, was brought here Monday af- ternoon for burial in Grove street cem- etery. l.. k. Smith was the funeral director. The deceased was formerly resident of this place.
 There is comparatively small number of patients at the Day Kim ball hospital at the present time, al- though the number there has been large during the past two months. One of those soon to be discharged is Har- old Morgan of Danielson, who had his leg cut off by trolley car.
 Il. H. Healey of Echo Farm North Woodstock, brought a basket of fine apples to this office last Saturday. AL though late in the season the fruit was sound, firm and without blemish. MT. Healey is progressive farmer and a raiser of quantities of fine fruit.
 In the bankruptcy court at Willi- Monday, C. A. Tillinghast of Danielson was selected for trustee of the bankrupt estate of James A. Nich- ols of Danielson, formerly of Putnam, MT. Tillinghast's bond being fixed at B, ,OO0.
 Il. E. Smith was in Rockville as one of the appraisers on the estate of Andrew Cavanah, one of the firm of Cavanah and Burke, furni- ture dealers. MT. Cavanah was at one time in this city, coming here from Rockville with MT. Smith many years ago.
 "Wednesday afternoon 323 dogs had been registered for 1912 with Town Clerk David Flagg. Taking the total registered last year as basis for com putting the number now owned in the town, there are about D more dogs to be paid for.
 -J. J. McGarry, Edward Mullan, J. Harry Mann and George Potvin left morning to attend the Democratic state convention at Bridge port. After the convention Alderman Mann will go to New York to spend a few days with his son Jerome and | other relatives.
 A good many people gathered at | the railroad station Friday evening, 1t | having been learned that ex-P resident | Roosevelt was to pass through here on the 6.32 express en route to Worcester. | The crowd was disappointed however | as the ex-president did not show him. self.
 Manager Fowler of the Bulkeley | school baseball team, New London, has received a letter from Morton F. | Plant assuring him that Bulkeley | might use Armstrong park to play this years games. He said in the course of the letter: II wish you success in every game but one, the game with | Pomfret, May IS. My son Henry at tends that school. Please accept the | enclosedn ? The "enclosed" was a | check for s25.
 John P. Bird received a severe in. | jury to his right wrist Thursday morn ing when he severed two arteries while | putting together two pieces of eonduc- l tor pipe at the house of George Brown on Park street. Six stitches were re- quired 10 close the wound. pr. k. F. | Perry attended MT. Bird at the hospi- | tai. The injury will keep him away i from business for a week.
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