Putnam patriot., 1912-08-09

with friends at Crescent Beach.
 Mrs Harry Forbes of Medway is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. P, NJ. Leclair.
 Marie and Pauline Lucier are visiting relatives in Madison County. New York.
 Henry c. Rivers of Chicopee was a visitor with relatives in Putnam over Sunday.
 Mrs. Edward Williams is spend- ing few days with relatives in Dan- ielson.
 Miss Helen Adams has gone to Milton, Mass, for three weeks visit with relatives.
 Samuel Anderson of Norwich, su- perintendent of the Putnam lines, was in the city Monday.
 Joseph Dubriel of Danielson is acting as janitor at the Day Kimball hospital for a few weeks.
 A. A. Houghton and wife return- ed from an outing down the Proyi- dence river and at Lords Point.
 Mrs. George A. Hammond has as guests Mrs. William Hudson and son of Danbury, formerly of Danielson.
 Misses Harriet and Julia Guild of Windham, are visiting their aunt, Miss 5. Elizabeth Clarke, Elm street.
 Ralph left, delegate from Putnam lodge, has returned from the Elks' National convention at Portland, Ore. gon.
 -Dr. Edward F. Perry has returned from a visit with his family, who are spending the summer at Washington, Conn.
 Miss Florence Murray, daughter of Captain and Mrs. John Murray, has gone to Worcester for a visit with rela- tives.
 Mrs. George C. Holbrook of Woon- socket was guest over Sunday of Mir. and Mrs George F. Holbrook of Elm street.
 Miss Dora C. Swift of Altadena, Cal, formerly of WiIlimantic, has gone to Southbridge after visit with relatives in Putnam.
 Mrs George Newell and daughter Barbara, who have been guests of H.. l.. Burt and family, have returned to their home in Washington, R. I.
 pr. w. H. Holmes iof Westerly has been the guest of A. w. Macdon- aid and family, Oak Hill. He left Wednesday to join his family at Pe- moquid Harbor, Maine.
 Asa Smith of Foster, R. l., was discharged from the Day Kimball hos pital last week. He was bitten on the finger by an insect several weeks ago and blood poisoning developed.
 Advertised letters August 6:
 LADIES
 Mrs. Annie Adms, Miss NJ. H. Brown (4), Mrs. Celia Lucia, Mrs. An nie Sholes, Mrs. E. Stone.
 GENTLEMEN
 H. Gould, Victor Lizotte, B. F. Sex ton, Walter Smith.
 A new Sunday train was put on last Sunday between Willimantie and Hartford. The train leaves Nilliman- tic at 5.05, upon the arrival of the train leaving Putnam at 4.20 ?. m. It arrives in Hartford at SOS, return ing leaves Hartford at 9.l5, arriving in Putnam at 11.10 p. m.
 M. NJ. Dwyer, who recently sold the Chickering hotel and went land seeking in the Canadien northwest writes some interesting facts to Put nam friends from the land Of great stories. He says in one letter: "l could buy all of Putnam for what they want for hotel property here.' This letter was postmarked Calgary. MT. Dwyer will go farther west.
 -Hermon G. Carver and George Pot win, registrars of voters, held their flrst meeting of the season at the municipal building Friday from noon until o'clock for the purpose of enrolling those who desired on the caucus lists of the political parties of Putnam or to change from one list to another. Ihere was little interest in the registrars sitting and only comparatively fe" appeared before them. The registrars will meet again this Friday.
 Attorney M H. Geissler, of Put nam, MT. and Mrs. Charles w. Shel don and Mowry Ross of Woodstock returned Thursday evening from an automobile trip to Portland, Me. Iht trip was made without mishap untl they reached Webster on their return trip. Just as they came to a stop in that place the rear axle broke of close to the wheel The machine was lefl in Webster and the party came down on the trolley.
 There are no houses of ill fame, no street walkers, and Putnam Is cn- usually high in it's standard Of morals according to report which Captain Murray of the police department has Sent the Department of Justice of the United States Government. Captain Murray received a communication from Stanley w. Finch, special com missioner for the suppression of the white slave traffic, asking him 10 an- swer certain questions and for"aro