Putnam patriot., 1912-06-14
-Dr. J. B. Kent is at Atlantic City.

Charles Tourtellotte has returned from trip to Portland, Me.
 William Rafferty and wife were guests of Willimantic relatives Sun day.
 1 Mrs. George V. Taft and Mrs. Vim ton of Uxbridge, are guests of the Miss es Wheeloek on Church street.
 Mrs. C. E. Pratt, Bradley street, | entertained the Tuesday club this week
 Miss Daisy Vaughan of Providence has been visiting her brother, George A. Vaughan, and family.
 Frederic A. Morrell of New York city was the week end guest of his pa rents.
 M. M. Dwyer was in Boston Tues- day on business trip. He is to leave Putnam on Saturday with his family.
 Misses Josephine and Alice Fuller of Worcester, spent the weekend with their parents on Grove street.
 Mrs. Reuben Sykes is critically i'll with typhoid fever at the Day Kim ball hospital.
 -Alvan Martin attended class banquet at the Worcester Teen in Worcester on Saturday.
 Mrs. C. D. Sharpe is spending a week with Mrs. $. NJ. WheeIock at Pleasant View.
 Byron $. Whitney, son of Horace $. Whitney of this city, who has been in Franklin, Ind, during the winter, has gone to Redfield, $. D.
 Court City of Putnam, F. of A., held memorial services in their hall last Sunday. The new ritual was used 1 for the first time.
 Gardeners in this section are re- l planting areas from which the first crops were cut down by the frost of Monday.
 The Webster High base ball team | defeated Putnam High, to l, on the local grounds Monday afternoon, this being two straight for Webster.
 The Woman's Board of the Day kimball solicits canned fruit and veg etables. Putnam ladies will receive fruit jars by conferring with Mrs. H. J. Thayer, King street.
 Martin Hogan, formerly conduc- tor on the trolley line, has been ap- poInIed overseer in the Morse mills to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Thomas Quinn.
 Clerk E. NJ. Warner has Inotified ! members of the bar that if there is ! business demanding attention Judge Shumway will hold court rat Putnam June l7th or 22d. A petition is in circulation re- questing that stores close Thursday at- ternoons during the summer months to give the clerks a half holiday. This is in vogue in many cities.
 The pupils in MT. Keeney's phy- sics and geometry classes in the High school hung him a June box last Thursday night. During the evening he was presented with a scarf pin.
 Archie Lacroix spent Saturday and Sunday in Brockton and Boston. He joined his wife in Canton where she was visiting her parents, and re- turned Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Elmer E. Earnshaw and daughter, Miss Marion, are guests of Mrs. NJ. G. Leonard. They leave on Saturday for their summer home at Gales Ferry.
 R. J. Simpson and wife of Athol, spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. w. H. Harris, Woodstock avenue. They came in their automobile and Sunday they took Mir. and Mrs. Harris to Storrs.
 e. A. Hammond goes to the Ma tional Republican Convention at Chi cago, Saturday, June 18th, as alternate to ex-Governor Weeks. Mir. Ham, mond has as his guest, John J. Dahill, proprietor of the Allyn House, Hart ford, friend of many years. List of advertised letters at the Putnam post office, June II, 1912. GENTLEMEN
 Chas. Aldridge, A. B. Calvin, Bap- tisse Gagait, $. A. Johnson, J. R. Mac Quaide, Vine H. Smith.
 LADIES Mrs. Victor Allen.
 The dance given at Wildwood Park Tuesday evening for the benefit of the Day Kimball hospital was de- cided success. There was a good num- her of dancers and the Ideal orchestra of Webster furnished excellent music. Mrs.J.C. Phillips of Wauregan was in charge of the affair. Who will be the new agent of the railroad company in this city Will probably not be known for several days. Putnam is the most important station open for bids from station agents who may desire to come here, and from those who bid for the place will be selected a man to fill the posi- | ton.
 Grade eight Of the Israel Putnam school entertained invited guests at dance in the High school gymnasium Wednesday evening. The committee i, charoe was Samuel Walsh, Con-