Putnam patriot., 1912-09-06

-Teter Magnan nds returned lron Hartford.
 Miss Ettie Burr is the guest of her niece in Tenaffy, N
 Miss Louise Clarke of Hartford has been the guest of local relatives.
 -George Foley spent Sunday with relatives in Northampton, Mass.
 Miss Margaret Flsgg and Miss Am stay of several weeks in Canada.
 Edward Bellrose of Hartford spent Sunday with his family on Harrison street.
 Hector Leelair has opened a grocery store on Woodstock avenue. Alferie Cordier is clerk.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Tatem have re. turned from a brief stay at Crescent | beach.
 -C. E. Richar ison and son Percy spent the holidays with relatives in Westerly
 Rev B. F. Benoit will preach in French at the Baptist church next Sunday.
 Rev. F. D. Sargent, has returned from ,Oak Bluffs, Mass, where he spent the summer.
 Miss ,Irene Reed has returned from Eastford and Hartford, where she spent the summer.
 Mrs. W. R. Barber and children have returned from their vacation at her former home, Shelburne.
 William Welsh, Ada Labby and Aline LaRue of the Bradley theatre staff are having their vacations. Frederick Darmer, Jr., of Maiden has been a recent visitor with his par ents, pr. and Mrs. F. w. Darmer.
 Miss Margaret Maston of Willi- 1 mantle has been the guest of Mrs. C. E. Pratt of Bradley street recently. M. M. Dwyer, who has been in the Canadian northwest, has returned to Spencer, where his family is staying.
 Mrs. Edward Williams and Miss Maude Williams of Woodstock avenue are the guests of friends in Providence. Arthur Duvert, Omer Maynard and Bernard McGarry have returned from their vacation spent at Sound View.
 Miss Charlotte Hopkins was in Boston Sunday to meet her sister, Miss Judith, on the $. $. Devonian, from Liverpool.
 Malcolm Bilodeau, formerly em- ployed by the Wheaton Building and Lumber Co.,, has removed with his family to Thompsonvile.
 -C. E. Heath and wife were guests of Mrs. Heath's sister, Mrs. Bradshaw, in lMeriden over the holiday, making the trip in their automobile.
 Mrs. Ella Clarke and Miss Louise Clarke have returned to Hartford, after visiting MT. and Mrs. Arthur G. Clarke on South Main street.
 Miss Maude Phillips and Miss Agnes Nelson of Hartford also Charles Fl. Drabble of Auburn, N. Y., have been entertained by MT. and Mrs. Walter N. Phillips.
 Harold $. Corbin of Worcester and Miss Harlie 1. Corbin of Winsted, both formerly of this city, left Wednesday night to visit their brother, Fred NJ. Corbin, in Virginia.
 Jerome Bohanon and Paul Bo- hanon, sons of E. C. Bohanon, for merly of this place, return to their home in Cleveland, Ohio, i(t'ridayl, after spending two weeks with rela- tives and friends in Putnam and vicin- ity.
 Advertised letters Sept. 3;
 LADIES
 Mrs. w. F. Clark, Mrs. Ella Lord, Miss Myrtle Pierce.
 GENTLEMEN
 Justin Camnius, Phillip kingberger, Edward Mathew.
 Labor Day was very quiet holi- day. The rain spoiled the plans of those intending to go to the seashore or attend the fairs. Quite number went to Wildwood park. The moving pictures at the Bradley theatre enter- tained several thousand during the aftarpoon and evening
 Edward Bowen, who is at the Day Kimball hospital suffering from in Iuries received by being hit by trolley car last Saturday night had simi- lar experience once before. About a year ago he was hit by trolley near the Wheaton farm. He sustained a broken arm and was picked up un- conscious. Willie Walsh, the 10-year-old son of Samuel Walsh and wife, Grove street. is confined to his home from a bullet wound in his foot. He with an- other little lad got hold of revolver somewhere and while examining it it went of and the bullet passed through the Walsh boys instep. The pistol was of 22 caliber. The wound Is not dangerous and unless blood poisoning