Putnam patriot., 1912-02-16


 mat4ic Tuesday.
 Blanehette visited his brother in V'illimantic last week.
 Senator G. A. Hammond attended meeting of the Republican club at New Haven, Tuesday.
 HI. w. Longden of Manchester, N. H.. aas been visiting hisi iparents, w. H. Longden and wife, Grove atreet
 -g. Merrill Douglas and wife of Willimantic, were visitors at J. k. RurIeson,s on Friday of last week.
 Everett Wells of Rockland, K. l.; was recently guest of his parents, John Wells and wife, Grove street
 Miss Annie Wheelock of Uxbridge, has been the guest of her cousin, Miss Ellen Wheelock, Church street.
 Miss Marjorie Richardson, from Brown university, has been at home the past week.
 Mrs. Carl B. Johnson of Franklin, was in town "Wednesday, and attend ed the Valentine Tea.
 Frank Gauthier sof Central Falls RI. formerly a resident of this city called on friends here this week.
 A number of Putnam tiremen and others attended the firemen's ball in DapieIson last Thursday evening.
 Harold s. Corbin, who has beer visiting his father in Eufauls, Ala, fol the past two months, returned hohh' on Saturday.
 Attorney Ralph w. Botham ane wife of New York, have been visiting the formers parents,T. P. Botham ant wife, Oak Hill.
 The March term of the Superio Court will open in Putnam the hrs Tuesday of March, Judge Bennett pre- siding.
 The town school committee receiv ed a abeck of S75 from the State Treas user on Monday, the money com1n out of the State lleIaSk4
 -pL6. F. Perry, member of u county board of pension examiners, q
 tendsd 2 meeting of the board in Wi
 limantie last week.
 A. G. Warner Post, No. 54, G. R., has received through their con
 mander, gift of $l0 from the Won
 ans Relief Corps, for which they wis
 to publicly express their thanks. -F. Walden Wright, divisional el
 gineer of the State Highway Depar \ ment, is in New Haven attending + r,eeting of the Connecticut society (
 evil engineers.
 Merrill P. Paine of Clark Univel sity, Worcester, is ill with the mumr
 at his home on Centre street, ,.being on of those afflicted by the epidemic pre-
 vailing at the institution. -Ewart Nj. Brunn, wife, and littl ! son, returned to their home.in Brook \ lyn, N. Y., on Tuesday, having beel ! guests of Mrs, Charlotte Champlin E Bradley street.
 & Division No. l, A. o. H. will holt H meeting in their hall, Sunday, Feb E ruary 18th, at 2.30 D. m. Importan matters will be discussed and larg E attendance is desired.
 The Putnam Water company ar #using electricity to thaw out frozer Wpipes. Men from the Putnam Ligh hand Power company assist in the work (which is quickly and effectively done MT. and Mrs. Mathewson Angel Ienjoyed week end visit from theil daughter, Charlotte, student in Brown University. Mrs. Angell is Iquite i'll with rheumatism. | Professors Trueman and Clinton of 1.-the Connecticut Agricultural College Twill hold a weeks session in Grange Hall, February 19 to 24. General farm- ling instruction will be given by the college men.
 \ John Jarvis of Putnam and w. H. EYoung of South Woodstock, went to IBuffalo on Friday night to purchase s'orses. They lreturned Tuesday. H. HI Davenport has also returned from . tr'p West to purchase horses. ! List of advertised letters at the sP tnam post office February l3: I GENTLEMEN I Olivier Laporte, Guivano Jallassa. LADIES
 S Mrs. Nellie J. Brackley 2, Mrs. Elm ana Peckham.
 Ellsworth Brothers and Laura Brockway were married by justice Of hhe peace in this city Monday morning. Ehey were the fourth Worcester couple 1o be married here within short time kince the new law requiring five days notice of intention to marry went into Effect in Massachusetts. II At a meeting of the French Chil-
 ren of Mary Sunday, the following Officers were elected;
 \ President, Harmine GuilbeTt. II Vice President, Mareeline Montville. N Assistant Vice President, Rosalba Sobillard.
 II There are now about l2j members in he society, which is in fiourishing Condition.
 U On Tuesday the committee having khe matter in charge, after competitive bids, let she contract foripainting the Interior of the municipal building on Ehurch street to Joseph Gagne, the rice being S2l5. The terms of the con-
 act require that the rooms to be occu-