Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1912-11-29

/ MS. =. r. Rfatb mas been the
t guest Of her parents IN WIll.maHlie.
Miss Bertha L. sargent has been
the guest Of friends IN Norwich
Charles r. Gates Of Wilnmantic
was 10 Putnam Monday.
jerome II. Mann OF New York city
has been the guest Of hi parepts 10
this city
Mrs. Carl Linn Of Casper, Wyom-
ing, IS the guest Of Miss Bessie Cham
pin OF Bradley street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Plummer Of
Salem, have been guestsiof Mrs. Mar
Win Barrett, Woodstock avenue.
Mrs {. r. Waterman has returned
from a visit Of several weeks with
friends in Providence.
-siIas II Wheeloek and Henry A.
WheeIock went to New York Friday
night Oh business.
The order Of owls have leased the
Kent hall Tor their headquarters and
il vii ee hereafter called Owls hail.
Miss Aieey Rawson viii spend the
holiday with net sister, Mrs. Eugene
BeaadfY, Of NhUns2tiie.
Il. f. Weeks has bought the barn
and farm lands Of the late Col. q. d.
Bates on Mechanics street.
Rev. b. r Benoit will preach in
French next sunday at 30 o clock at
the Baptist church.
Miss Nellie Burleson is spending
the Thanksgi wing recess with her par
ents on Qainebaug avenue.
Putnam lodge Of Elks will hold
their annual memorial service sunday
in their hall.
Souvenir v. H. Taylor Of Hart
ford is remembering his Putnam
friends this week with Thanksgiving
cards.
-. +. Pratt, supervisor Of rural
schools, attended a meeting Of state
supervisors at Norwich, Friday even
ing.
Major a. p. Mcintyre has return
ed from his New Hampshire hunting
trip, bringing a deer with him as the
result.
The commissioners, auditors, and
treasurer, Of the, county, were in ses-
sion at the jail Monday making out
the annual reports.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Meinken, of
Fremont street, have been entertain
ing Mr. Meinkin's sisters of Brook Ign,
y. Y.
-Barrak X. Smith Jr. has resigned
bis position at Bartlettis store TO ac-
cept similar one at the store of W.
H. Mansfield Il Co.
Mrs. George 2. Newell and daugh-
ter Barbara of Washington, X. | are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Burt.
Mir. Newell will join them here for
Thanksgiving.
Byron Lamondy has resigned his
position at the Adams Express com
pany office, and is working in the of
flee at the freight depot. Charles
Nichols is his successor.
Many hunters were out Saturday
TO enjoy the last day of the open sea-
son on birds. Frederick Sheldan of
Woodstock shot a beautiful English
pheasant Several of these birds have
been killed this season.
MIR. and Mrs. George 5. Bradley
have been entertaining Mrs Bradley's
brother, Winfred NJ, Hall of san Fran
cisco, Pacific coast agent of the Ameri-
can Pin company of Waterbury.
The parochial schools are closed
for several weeks. The buildings are
being repaired, the holidays are APP
preaching and there have been num-
Der of mild cases of typhoid fever are
the reasons for their being closed.
"A new entrance has been made in
TO the police office from the outside of
nections have also been made, and the
water department office moved ito its
new quarters.
Advertised Letters, November 2e:
GENTLEMEN
David Patterson. Thomas Caceiapo-
di, W. +. Towne, Lelands Agency
Real Estate,
Mrs. Claude Hopper, Mrs. Nj. IL.
Greene, Mrs. Gertrude Clark.
The insurance men in, Putnam are
especially busy on account of the pub
lie unrest caused by the activities of
the Putnam frebug. Many of the
property owners are increasing the
amount of protection on their hold
ings.
Jerry Labbyiand j. A. Gagne go
to Boston Sunday as guests of Boston
lodge of Elks, TO attend the Elks' an
nual lodge OF sorrow ITO be held in the
Boston theater. Soloists from,the Bos-
ton grand opera company are to sing
at the memorial services.
All money contributions for the
Thanksgiving Offering Of the DAY
kimball hospital whether sent TO the
matron or any other person, are re-
quested 10 send the amount TO alrs.
/ ". r. Rafferty,, chairman Of the com
mittee, in order that the report. may
| be complete.
The board of overseers of the poor