Putnam patriot., 1912-08-23

throp Beach.
 -Ewart NJ. Brunn of New York has been guest in the city.
 Miss Mary Dupre has returned from a visit in Providence.
 Miss Herman of New York is the guest of diss Ethel Sullivan.
 -Dr. II. B. Wright and wife have been in Boston for few days.f
 Charles Tourtellotte, station agent al East Douglas, spent Sunday in this city.
 -F. Walden Wright has been enter- tsining his brother from New Haven this week.
 ". H. Longden and wife are wis iting their son, H. W. Longden, in Manchester, N. H.
 Mrs. Henry L. Burt is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George P. Newell, in Washington, R. |
 U. l.. Adams has moved into the house on Fremont street recently occu- pied by k. NJ. Corbin.
 R. W. Botham and wife of New York city have been the guests Of his parents the past week.
 Miss Mary Reed is acting as book keeper for W. F. Rafierty during the vacation of Miss Austin.
 Misses Catherine and Rachel Bra- dy have returned from weeks vaca- ton at Winthrop Beach.
 Mrs. C. F. Brunn of South Wood stock, returned on Saturday from stay of year in Portugal.
 Mrs. Herbert Smith of Berlin has been at the home of her parents on Sunnyside street for week.
 Manager Wilson of the Woolworth store has returned from his vacation, which he spent in New York.
 Superintendent of Schools C. E. Pratt and wife have returned from a two weeks outing in Maine.
 Bernard McGarry, H enry Benoit, Arthur Duvert, and 0mer Maynard, are at Sound View this week. The bans of Lielicia E. LeMay and John F. Duffy were published at St. Mary's church last Sunday. Mrs. Ella Clarke of Hartford, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Her
  man B. Chandler in East Woodstock. Mrs. George C. Shepard and chil- dren of New York city, have returned home after visit with k. N. Foster and family. MT. and Mrs. F. F. Russell and daughter Constance returned on Fri day of last week from two weeks vacation in the Adirondacks. Mrs. E. B. Kent, Mrs. Arthur T. White, Carl Kent, and Holmes Bug bee, have been recent guests at the Franklin House, Crescent Beach. Misses Marcelline Montville, Mary Griffin, Isabelle Grosvenor, and Alice Cogan, of the B. b. Bugbee store, are taking their vacation this week. George Lewis returned Sat urday from two weeks vacation in Rhode 1 Island, and resumed his duties in the 1 shoe department of the B. D. Bugbee store.
 Miss Cora A. Flames of Boston | and Miss Hope Schofield of Providence who have been the guests of Mrs. C.M. Ellis, have returned to their respective | homes Mrs. Hattie Reynolds, who has re- gently returned from year abroad, and has been the guest of her sister, 1 Mrs. .. H. Kelley, is spending month in Providence. Thomas Moore, foreman of the l farm of F. L. Wright at Pomfret Gen. tre, accompanied by Mrs. Moore, has returned from an enjoy ten days vacation spent in Boston and Nahant. Advertised letters August B:
 GENTLEMEN
 Henry Brunell, Fred J. Hall, Law renee w. Reardon, C. A. Burroug hs, | Rev. ST. St. Jean Baptiste, Cooperative Mfg. Co. Rev. John Van den Noort, has | presented to Mt. St. Joseph Seminary | of Hartford his ornithological collec- tion gathered during many years fa- miliarity with woodland and bird life' The collection wlll be added to the | zoological department of the school The funeral of Henry Berthiaume, aged 40 years, was held at St. Mary s church on Saturday morning, the bur ial being in St. Mary's cemetery. The societies of the Eagles and Foresters of America were present at the services, the deceased being a member of both | orders. Adam Nox of Webster, was taken | to the Day Kimball hospital Saturday with four toes on his left foot crushed, the result of an accident in the freight l yard, Nox was attempting to steal a ride on a freight train running 10 Webster, when he slipped and his left | foot went under the wheels oi 'the train.
 -I. Glassman of Worcester notlhed the Putnam police that satchei ana bundle of pictures was either taken by mistake or stolen from Weoster bound car from Putnam Sunday night l and asked assistance in locating his 1
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