Putnam patriot., 1912-04-26

Miss Mary Wheaton entertained the o. NJ. Club Wednesday evening.
 Miss Demeritt, 8 former teacher in the High school has been visiting Miss Abbie E. Keith.
 Miss Mildred Carver left Monday for visit with her brother Milton in Washington, D. C.
 Nathan Morse of Akron, Ohio, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. C. H. Id. son, this week.
 Miss Ella Clarke of Hartford WAS week end guest of her son, Arthur c. Clarke and wife, South Main street.
 Mayor Macdonald, G. Harold Gil- patric, and E. C. Rogers, were in Bos- ton Monday.
 The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs. George F. Holbrook, Elm street, Friday afternoon at three o'clock.
 Miss Edna Chapdelaine of Sar- gents college, Cambridge, is spending a few days with her parents on Church street.
 Big vaudeville show under the auspices of the Arcanum club at the Bradley theatre tonight. All headline acts and feature pictures.
 Bids for the construction of new barn at the Windham County Tempo rary Home will be opened in the Coun- ty Clerks office, this city, this Friday.
 Joseph Smith of the City hotel, is at his ihome in Attawaugan, recover- ing from an illness that has kept him off duty for few days.
 The Woman's Relief Corps will hold a rummage sale in the old A. 0. H. hall, Pomfret street, Tuesday April 30th, beginning at a. m.
 The Petrossi company of Hartford have begun on the last section Of the sewer system, which it is expected it will take three months to complete.
 A party from this city will be in- cluded in the more than 50,000Knights of Columbus expected in Washington, DC, for the unveiling of the Colum- bus memorial June s.
 Mrs. J. Harry Mann and daughter Marjorie were in Worcester Saturday. Mrs. Mann is now in Brooklyn, N. Y., for visit of several weeks with her son Jerome, and other relatives.
 The IO.30 a. m. train from Norwich on Friday was a half hour late son &C., count of an accident to the locomotive, requiring the substitution of an engine from a work train at Plainfield.
 Oswald Street of Dayville has erected a wireless station. He and John A. c. Warner of this city send and receive messages with ease and accuracy.
 At the annual meeting of the Windham County Medical association at Willimantic on Thursday Of last week. pr. Edward F. Perry of Put nam was elected president.
 Grand Knight John B. Byrne and Past Grand Knight M., NJ. Dwyer are the delegates from Cargill Council, IA. of G. to the state convention to be held in Waterbury May II.
 -Onlv 37 dogs have been registered with Town Clerk David Fiagg. Near Iy 400 were registered last year. Alter May an extra dollar will be assessed in addition to the registration lee.
 Miss Alice D. West, for the past five years stenographer for the Will Evansville company, recently resigned to accept a position in the office of the Hammond x knowlton company oi this city.
 The annual meeting of the Connec- ticut Forestry Association will be neid at New Haven, Saturday, May 4th,the morning session at the experiment station and the afternoon session al Maltby park.
 A petition will be presented at the next meeting of the school board re- auesting that the High school go back to the one session plan. The petition was circulated by pupils and the sig natures are of both pupils and parents the former predominating.
 Chester NJ. Elliott will give talk or" "Leather" in the hall Of the new High school at o'clock Friday even- ing. All are cordially invited. MT. Elliott is thoroughly conversant with the subject he has consented to speak on and his talk will be interesting List of advertised letters at the Putnam post office, April l6, 1912. GENTLEMEN D. A. Adams, Henry Baloltt, Dodse Corporation, MT. Graf, Putnam lin- Vestment Co.,, Chester Simpson LADIES Miss :. 5. Evans. Members of the Millionaires' Clno of Webster are arranging for soelai and banquet to be held in Putnam on Saturday night. A musical program and smoke talk will follow the supper. The committee of arrangements ln- cludes John Sherwood, John Butler, George Coggswell, Thomas J. Grady, and George Scott.
 John E. Child and E.'E. Robbins are the delegates from the George " Child camp, Sons of Veterans, to the annual department encampment De- ..uhola .. No,uioh The alternateS