Putnam patriot., 1912-11-15
Walter d. Torrey spent Sunday in
Worcester.

Worcester.
Charles Nichols has bought Earle S
coffee house on Livery street.
Felix Lizotte was in Hartford on
business Tuesday.
Raymond A. Wheaton has been in
Mansfield for short time on business.
Mrs. j. Harry Mann was visitor
in Worcester Monday.
Mrs. Sarah F. Ross is visiting her
granddaughter Mrs. F. Raymond Gill
patric, in New Britain.
Frank 7. Ellis of Boston, has been
spending weeks vacation with his
mother, Mrs. c. NJ. Ellis.
Rev. B. F. Benot will preach in
French at the Baptist church Sunday
afternoon at 3 80 o'clock.
Mrs. f. K. Guild.of Windham has
been the guest of her sister, Miss 5.
Elizabeth Clarke.
Mrs. E. NJ. Wheaton spent:a few
days with friends in Woodstock the
past week.
Mrs. Hiram \. Brown and cousin,
Mrs Dolly Tucker, have been lin Alb.
ington couple of days this week
Alderman j. Clinton Nichols is
seriously ill at his home on School
street.
Only days more open season on
partridge, quail, woodcoek and phea-
SAINTS.
-Hermon Bonneville and wife of
bridgeport spent Sunday with the for
mer's parents on Green street.
It. A. Engleback of Woonsocket
has entered the employ of the b. ID.
Bugbee store.
The County Commissioners were in
Putnam last Friday and renewed the
liquor licenses of dealers who have
previously held them.
Lyman t. Tingier of Rockville,
who was elected lieutenant governor
OF Connecticut last week Tuesday is ii
Webster boy.
Bids for constructing the new fire
proof vaults at the Municipal building
are still being sought although several
have already been received,
Mrs r. l.. Kenyon of the Grand
Lodge of the Eastern Star of Connect
cut, was in Branford and New Haven
last week on official visitations.
Invitations are out for the mar
riage of Margaret Theresa O'Brien OF
Mechanicsville and William j. Bren-
nan of Danielson formerly of this city,
at West Thompson, on Monday OF
next week.
Chester +. Child was in Hartford
Wednesday attending a special meet
ing of Lumber NJ anufaclurers Asso-
citation of Southern New England, OF
which he is president.
Ray G. Smith, formerly of the flrm
of Spencer d Smith real estate dealers
in this city has accepted position as
instructor of drawing in the FuoIlc
schools of Pawtucket
The Common Council has not as
yet filed the vacancy of Seargent oil
police. There are three applicants for
the office: Special officers, Chafiee'
Tetreault and Boulay.
Israel Putnam Lodge, /. .. .. -
worked the second degree on SIX can
didates Tuesday evening. III Is eA'
pected that a large number Will go TO
Bridgeport, Nov. %, to see the INST de-
gree worked.
DR.. +. w. Darmer was operated
upon for an abscess at the Day hilll-
ball hospital on Wednesday, Inc
operation was performed by Df. , D.
Overlook and was considered success
full. DR.. Darmer has been SUFFERER
for some ! time and was growing
steadily weaker.
A dinner party at which faSe''e
l.. Wright was the guest OF hohof was
given at the home OF MI. ana MIs'
Thomas f. Moore at their nome III
Pomfret Saturday evening. Inc ahai'
was in the nature of surprise ior MI
Wright. Other guests were, Rev, mr.
Beadle, Judge Charles .. Ihoiiipsol
and Representative Willis Coveii.
Two delivery wagons, one driven
by Nelson Mansfield the othef oy
Joseph Guertin collided on Front street
Monday morning caused by the Mans
field wagon skidding on the rail OF the
trolley track. Both drivers were
thrown out and received shaking up
and a few bruises aud the horses oeat
1t but were soon recovered without IN
jury to themselves.
There is considerable speculation
a TO what Democrat will secure liie
appointment as postmaster VIZ"
postmaster Letters term expires. MS
does NOT occur for nearly two years
and many things may happen y
change any opinion or guess thae ih'9
now be made. Mr.. Letters has given
excellent service and has evineeo uh
usul executive ability and built up Tue
service so that all citizens have caased
70 be proud of IL