Putnam patriot., 1912-07-19

turned from Boston.
 Miss Alice Maynard has entered the employ of the B. D. Bugbee store.
 -Barrak K. Smith, Jr., and wife, are camping at Webster lake.
 -J. Richard Carpenter and family returned Saturday from trip to Maine.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. A. WheeIoek will return from Dansville, N. r., this Fri. day.
 Willis Carroll has resumed work in Donahue's drug store after a week $ vacation.
 Ray Bosworth and his mother, and H. w. Thompson and wife, were in Palmer Sunday.
 Misses Janet Kennedy and Lottie Diamond returned Saturday evening from Revere Beach.
 Mrs. C. Edson of Church street, has removed to Springfield, where she has purchased home.
 Raymond G. Kennedy left Sun- day for New York, after spending two weeks with his mother.
 Mrs. J B. Kent, and Mrs. J. M. Kent, children, and maid, left this Friday for Crescent Beach.
 W, P. Warren and w. E. Warren and their families left Saturday for two weeks at Touissett, R. I.
 Armand Laehance, clerk in Burt's drug store, is having his vacation. He is visiting relatives in Packerville.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph w. Munro of Washington, D. C., are visiting with Mrs. Munro's mother, Mrs. l.. R. sherman, Woodstock avenue.
 A still alarm of fire called Mans field hose company to Grand View Friday afternoon to extinguish a brush fire. Chemicals and shOvels soon put out the blaze.
 The annual reunion of members of the general assembly will hold their annual reunion at Savin Rock August 18th. W. H. Taylor is in general charge of arrangements.
 Charles Tourtellotte for number of years clerk at the freight depot, has been promoted to the position of sta. tion agent at East Douglas. He as- sumed his new duties last Friday.
 -C. C. Spratt, Mrs. Spratt, and their son and daughter left last week for Bridgeton, Me-, where they are to spend the summer before going to W Woonsocket where they are to reside.
 The Sunday school of St. Philips church held their annual picnic at Roseland park Thursday afternoon. Swimming, rowing, games and lunch con were the features of the days out ing.
 The Putnam Box shop has resum- ed operations affer a week s shutdown to give the employees their annual va cation. New machinery has been in stalled, the latest an automatic power cutter.
 The next regular meeting of the Putnam Grange No. 97 will be held evening, July 22nd, in Odd Fellows hall. Every member is re- 4uested to be present, as plans for picnic will be discussed.
 The Connecticut Bee Keepers asso- citation held their annual meeting at Norwich Monday. Among the mem- Ders from this section are Everett k. Brown, Pomfret Center; Myron Kin ney and Walter Turner of Putnam.
 Mrs. Mary Hastings returned to her home in Chicopee on Tuesday, af- ter a three weeks visit with her neice, Mrs. James Ii. Converse, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Todd, and little son, Norman.
 Advertised letters July Is:
 LADIES
 Mrs. J. B. Perrin.
 GENTLEMEN
 Bennetts Room 1, George H. Col lins, Harry Hill, George w. Oleott, Charlie St. Martin.
 -The Barnes family association, of will hold it's annual meet ing at the reunion of the Barnes fami- ly to be held at Hanover Park, Meri- den, on Thursday, August l5. Whether a member of the association or not t,you are most cordially invited to attend and bring all your relatives and friends along with you.
 The monthly bulletin of the State Board of Health has the following for Putnam: Deaths in June '. representing an annual death rate of 9.s. Births in May l3, marriages l6. Infectious diseases in Putnam and viz einity were reported as follows: Small pox, Ashford l, Eastford I, Woodstock 4. Measles, Putnam Il: whooping cough, Woodstock s; consumption, Woodstock l.
 The following members Of the Drop-IH class of the Second Congrega- tional Bible school were guests Of Mrs. $. M. Wheelock al Pleasant View on Thursday: Mrs. F. J. Daniels, Mrs. W. H. Mansfield, Mrs. F. E. Clarke, Miss s. Elizabeth Clarke, Mrs. C. C.. Brown. Mrs. l.. o. Williams, Miss Mary Daniels, Mrs. w. H. Longden, Miss Anna Sampson, Mrs. George Tip betts. Mrs. C. E. Child, Mrs. Charlotte Champlin. The party spent a de-