Putnam patriot., 1912-06-28
Samuel H. Hopkins and wife have

f returned from visit in Fitchburg.
 School street is being macadamized between Bolles and Providence streets.
 $. NJ. Wheelock spent Sunday with his father in Dansville, N. Y.
 Mrs. F. D. Sargent is spending 8 few days i'd Brookline, N. H.
 Earl C. Willis of Boston was the guest of his mother over Sunday.
 Miss Helen Bradley of Berlin is spending the summer vacation in town.
 M. R. Joy sold Ford touring car to w. H. Mansfield Saturday.
 Daniel J. Byrne of Boston spent the weekend with his mother on Woodstock avenue.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach in French at the Baptist church next sunday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock.
 The Putnam Box Corporation will close Saturday to give the employees their annual weeks vacation.
 Mrs. w. H. Holmes and son Rich- ard, left Sunday morning for Pema- quid, Me.
 -Isaac Jutras of Stafford Springs, formerly manager of the Star theatre, spent Sunday in the city.
 II automobile purchased from the local agents, Bruce X Howard.
 Miss Ruth Daniels of New York is spending month with her parents,F J. Daniels and wife, Ring street.
 The graduating class of the High school held picnic at Beacon Park, Webster lake, Friday afternoon.
 Alpaca caps have been ordered for the police department for summer wear.
 Justin Green and NJ. NJ. Dwyer took an automobile trip to Boston on Thursday.
 Mrs. F. E. Page of Candid, N. H., and Miss Clara Nelson of Washington, D. C., have been guests of K. J. Dan iels and family of Ring street.
 Rev. Wallace Sterns and family of Bradley street, spent Sunday in East ford, where MT. Sterns occupied the pulpit of the Congregational church.
 Putnam people will ,be pleased to learn that Station Agent George C, Baldwin is to remain in this city. It is likewise pleasing to the agent.
 Mrs. D. C. Park of Brooklyn, and MT. and Mrs. .Eben Holden and daugh- ter of Dorchester, were in the city Sat urday.
 There were many automobiles passed through Putnam Friday en route to the Yale-Harvard boat races at New London.
 A funeral car bearing the body of a Webster man and relatives and friends of the deceased was run over the trolley line through this city Mon- day en route to Dayville for burial.
 Among those attending sthe Yale Harvard boat races Friday were Rich- ard German and wife, Ralph l.. Thurs ton, George NJ. Fine, Charles Seder, and Miss Winifred l.. Kelley.
 A number of members of the St. Jean Baptiste society attended the me- morial at Dayville Sunday. In the afternoon there was a large crowd at Wildwood Park where program was carried out in honor of the patron saint.
 Mrs. Everard Marshall and daugh- ter returned to Tenafiy, N. J., on Sat. urday after a months visit with Mrs. Marshall's aunt, Miss Ettie Burr, on killingly avenue.
 Two automobiles containing ten membefs of Israel Putnam Lodge, l. 0. 0. F., left here early Sunday morn- ing for Townsend, Mass. They listen- ed to the Odd Fellows memorial ad- dress delivered by Rev. F. D. Sargent, and returned in the evening.
 Madame A. M. DeVive, writes to local friends that she had the misfor- tune to lose S7O while eE route from Putnam to Boston. Madame DeVive has been the teacher of French at the Putnam High school during the past year.
 An examination is to be held at Woodstock Valley Saturday to Ill vacancy in the postmastership at North Ashford, a fourth class office. The appointee must be resident oi the territory served by the office. The compensation for the service was sl2O for the last fiscal year.
 -Dr. H. Windsor Wade has been visiting his grandmother, Mrs. T. r. Botham, for few days. Dr. Wade IS a recent graduate of Tulane Universi- ty of Louisiana in New Orleans, and IS visiting in the North for a few weeks before taking up his duties as demon- strator of bacteriology and pathology at Tulane
 Rev. John w. Walker of Winner, .. D., spent few days in the city last week, and Sunday morning preached al st. Philips church, of which he Is former rector. There was large congregation present to give him welcome. MT. Walkers western par sa covers a .erritory as large as The state of Connecticut.