Putnam patriot., 1912-06-28

NNA~ ShHSS VI " htPPiS 0 oAipabiAS.
 R. P. Mclean and family have re moved to MaIblehead.
 Philip L. Benoit will leave Friday for trip to Prince Edward Island.
 Miss Ethel Sullivan is visiting in New York.
 The Ladies of the G. A. R. held memorial services last Sunday.
 -Olin Fuller is going to New Lon. don to work for the telephone compa. ny.
 Mrs. F. E. Lowering has been the i guest of her daughter in East Provi. denee.
 Roy Shippee, clerk at A. N. Laws grocery, is confined to the house with the measles.
 -J. N. Douty made an automobile trip to Charlton Sunday, Mrs. Douty remaining for visit.
 The w C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. George F. Holbrook Friday after noon at three o'clock.
 -F. D. Durham, wife, and daugh- ter Mabel, have taken cottage at Charlestown Beach, k. l., for the first two weeks of July.
 Il. Thomas Jones and wife have returned from their wedding trip to Utica, and are housekeeping on Elm street over Bartlett's store.
 Frank NJ. Brayton of New York city has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Hermon G. Carver, on School street.
 -J. $. Spencer has removed from Willimantie to the house recently oc- cupied by Fred Pickwick on Wood. stock avenue.
 -F. Raymond Giipatric and wife returned Saturday from their wedding trip. They leave on Friday for their new home in New Britain.
 -Isaac Champeau has been elected secretary of the Putnam Lodge of Elks to fill the vacancy caused by the de- parture of M. NJ. Dwyer.
 Major A. D. Mcintyre and wife returned Tuesday evening from trip to Block Island, Narragansett Pier, and other resorts.
 Miss Frances l.. Warner is spend ing her vacation with her parents, Judge E. M. Warner and wife, South Main street.
 Bert Ladd is home from DeepRiv- CT, where he attends trade school, and is spending his vacation with his parents on Oak Hill.
 M. M. Dwyer, the former proprie- tor of the Chickering house, expects to leave for Edmonton, Alberta, Tuesday of next week.
 --Steeple Tom Fitzpatrick has been awarded the contract for repairing the steeple of the Southbridge Baptist church and regilding the cross.
 Alderman J. Harry Mann and wife were at Gales Ferry Friday to make preparations for opening their cottage and incidentally to see the boat race.
 Louis Chapdelaine, Jr., employed in the woolen mill, lost the end of the 1k hi laft hafnA hU n U it caught in a gear Wednesday morn- ing.
 Clarence F. Clifford son of MT. and Mrs. George Clifford, Ring street, was among the graduates of Brown Uni versity. He received the degree of Bachelor of Arts, also James Man. ming scholarship.
 Attorney Robert G. Perry of New York city, was the guest of his parents, ex-Mayor and Mrs. Franklin w. Per " on Tuesday. He had been in at tendance at his class reunion in Am- herst college.
 Henry Morin, a teamster for l.. M. Keith, will probably lose the sight of his eye as the result of peculiar &C., cident that happened Monday after noon. He was in blacksmith shop and was watching man weld tire. A piece of steel flew from the anvil la cerating his eyeball.I
 The following is list of recent do- nations to the soldiers monument fund:
 Mrs. Anna Prentice .5O Friend 200 Mrs. Anna Allen 2.oO Friend !'oo Jesse Rich l.OO Mrs Julia Reynolds .5o
 List of advertised letters at the Putnam post office, June p, 1912.
 GENTLEMEN
 John Ahern, Sigr. Nicola Deanglo- lisso, John Gibbons, Evert w. Hinck- lev. Lorento Yroncereo, Edmund M. Taft.
 Mrs. Josephine Champoux, Miss Iottie Chester, Mrs. Mary torest Miss Eloise Inman, Mrs. Georgia Perry.
 There are Ito be some changes in the faculty of the Tourtellotte memo rial high school, when the school opens in September. Miss Helen Dougherty and Miss Alice Fulton have resigned, and their places will be taken by Miss Pearl lLongley as English and Latin teacher, and Miss Cornnne huhhg commercial teacher.
 Aass Holden. of Woonsoeket,