Putnam patriot., 1912-05-17
George Cockell and wife have been visiting in Norwich.

-Will P. Warren has rented the
 Mignault tenement on Church street. Arthur Davison ana bride will
 commence housekeeping June 1 on
 Laurel street in the Norcross house.
 The steel cells for the police quar.
 tersiin the municipal building have
 arrived.
 Eugene Tatro of the old C. A. C.
 base ball team, is coaching the Pom.
 fret School nine this season.
 Louis N. Ingraham and family
 are moving from Woodstock avenue to
 Walnut street.
 Oliver P. Bartlett and wife of Dan- | ielson, were guests at Augustus Bart
 lett's on Tuesday.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach in
 the Baptist church Sunday afternoon
 at 3.30.
 Mrs. Ida G. Kennedy returned on Thursday from visit of two weeks with friends and relatives in New
 York city and New Rochelle, N. Y. Mrs. Howard Brown entertained a l ladies whist at the home of her moth- CT, Mrs. Augustus Bartlett, Sunnyside
 Heights, last Wednesday. Edward Merrill formerly manager of the Bradley theatre, IS to be married June 4th to Miss Carolyn Levin of Sa- | lem.
 F. Wilder were delegates to the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at New Haven on Monday.
 -Chas. K. Shaw went to Pawtucket Saturday to catch for the Monitor base ball club of that city. He got 5 hits in times up.
 A postal from Eugene Bonneville states that he expects to come home from the Worcester city hospital the last of the week.
 Armand Lizotte went to New Lon- don Tuesday evening, to have . tryout with . newly formed base ball team in that city.
 Miss Helena McGsyitt, whose mother lives in this city, is in Cam bridge, acting as substitute for MT. Chism, secretary to Booker T. Wash ington.
 -Dr. E. F. Perry, president of the Windham County medical society is to attend the meeting of the State medical society at New Haven next week.
 A tank car containing 10000 gal Ions of oil for the city streets has been standing on siding in the railro ad yard several days. As soon as the streets are dry the oil will be applied.
 Miss Gladys Sayles, an appendici- tis patient at the Day Kimball hospi- tal, received on her birthday last week post card shower from her friends Tn
 East Killingly. She is gradually re- covering.
 The 18th has no terrors for Fred
 Hoyle and Lillian Pelky of Gardner,
 Mass, for they came to Putnam Mon- day, secured marriage license and
 had the knot tied by Justice of the
 Peace NJ. II. Geissler. A meeting of the $. of V. was held ! in Owls hall last Friday evening. | There was initiation and drill for the
 Memorial day parade. The camp will
 net as escort :for A. G. Warner. Post. | The delegates to the division encamp-
 ment at Norwich gave their report.
 The Putnam Woolen company's
 mill is closed owing to the breaking f gears operating the water wheel. A coffer dam has been built to determine the extent of the damage. The mill
 will probably be stopped for number | of days. This is the first time that | such an accident has interfered with | the operation of the mill in forty years. | -George w. Child camp, $. of V.,of this city, has voted to invite members
 of Sons of Veterans camps in Daniel son, Central Village, North Grosvenor- dale and Webster, to participate in the | Memorial Sunday services here and in | the Memorial day exercises. Elder Amasa Morse, the veteran | Adventist preacher, celebrated his 9oth birthday last week Wednesday at the home of his daughter in Stafford Springs.
 Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter, D. A. R., will hold a formal service
 for the decoration of graves of Revolu- tionary soldiers, at West Thompson
 cemetery, Thurfday, May g, at 2.5o p. m. Service will be deferred until Fri day ii there is rain. Public are invi- | ted. Chairman Committee. List of advertised letters at the.
 Putnam post office, May II, 1912. GENTLEMEN Fred Dixon, Edward C. Menar, l George Parlor, P. 0. Box 375. LADIES | Miss E. Adele Brown, Miss A. Du- 1 roeher, Miss Ninifred Kennedy.
 The local nest of owls is interested 1 in bill introduced in Congress to set
 aside a tract of land, not exceeding four sections of unoccupied public lands, in a salubrious section to be
 temporarily used by the Order of Owls
 for sanitarium and camping ground I subject to the control of the national
 officers of the order, the land to revert