Putnam patriot., 1912-07-26

Miss Ruth K. Child of Grove street is spending 8 few weeks with East Providence friends.
 Charles Nichols has bought the lunch counter in Frank Jarvis pool room on Livery street.
 Peter Paul has removed his barber shop from Providence street to Elm street near May street.
 w. D. Case and wife of Putnam, are at Clover Leaf cottage, Touisset, Mass, for a vacation.
 Mrs. lC. H. Kelley has returned from a months visit with relatives in Providence and vicinity.
 Mrs. c. NJ. Green is entertaining a Californian Native Daughter, Miss King, now of Pro, idence.
 Charles Tetreault and wife are spending the week with friends in Fall River and New Bedford.
 Mrs. George E. Brousseau and her three sons have returned from atwo weeks stay at Pleasare Beach.
 Herman Bonneville of Putnam is now employed as test man at the cen tral telephone office in Danielson.
 MT. and Mrs. C. E. Pratt of Brad ley street are guests of Willimantic relatives this week.
 Miss Minnie Deamond is spending two weeks in Dorchester, Mass, at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. Golub.
 Mrs. w. Bartlett and daughters Dorcas and Ruth are spending the re- mainder of this month at Pleasure Beach.
 Fred A. Crossman of Kingfield, Mass, has been spending few days with MT. and Mrs. Chas. M. Fenner of Sunnyside.
 Miss Marie Loffier who has been visiting her sister, Miss Freda Loffier, at the home of William Rafferty, Grove street, returned home last week.
 Mrs. Ethel Kent White and Mas ter Holmes Bugbee have returned from a week s stay at Boothbay Har- Dor, Maine.
 Masters Jerome and Paul Bohan- on of Cleveland, Ohio, formerly of this city, are to spend the month of,Au- gust at the Averill homestead in Pom- fret.
 The wall in the mill race at the Powhatan mill, that was washed away during the freshet last winter, is being replaced by cement wall. The work was begun Monday.
 Mrs. Ella A. Stoddard, who has been in Windham several weeks with her niece, Mrs. F. E. Guild, has been in the city the past two weeks. She returns to Windham Saturday.
 Invitations have been sent out by Mir and Mrs. Victor Rayno for the marriage of their daughter Albina and Armedee Leduc at St. Mary's church, Monday morning next at s o'clock. Reception after mass.
 Managers of the summer dance pa viion at the lakes in this vicinity have placed ban upon the turkey trotters and bunny huggers, etc. There must be none of this suggestive danc- ing on their floors, they say.
 At meeting of Conseil 47 de L'Union St. Jean Baptiste d d'Amerique held July 7th, Dr. Omer LaRues was elected delegate to the general conven ton of the organization to be held in Fall River, September 3d and 4th.
 -Otis Skinner, the well known &C., tor, his wife, and Ray Brown and wife, with chauffeur, spent Sunday night at the Putnam Inn. The party were en route from New York to Concord, N. H., for which place they set out early Monday morning.
 The street department is working on the macadam work on School street. This street has been macada- missed from Mechanics street to May street, and 1t is hoped to reach Front street bridge before fall. Eventually the work will be carried to Cargill Falls, connecting with the State road.
 The report of bullet that began to lay when very young, which recent ly appeared in print, is gone one better by SeIectman Pierce of Putnam, al- though his bullets are Plymouth Rock while those previously reported are Rhode Island Reds. There was one of these outlets raised by MT. Pierce, which was matched March 2d and be- gan to lay June 18th.
 The first week of service by the trolley freight service between this city and Providence has shown that the quick deliveries are appreciated by the local business men and manufacturers. The way in which the service has been received guarantees that it will be a fixture. A wide variety of mer- chandise hss been handled during the few days that the car has been running in this city.
 The following news item was sent out from Webster Saturday: Thomas T. Dwyer, M. NJ. Dwyer and James Lynch will leave Webster Monday for Edmonton, Alberta. Thomas Dwyer recently sold his livery business in Webster, and NJ. NJ. Dwyer has dis posed of the Chickering house, one of the leading hotels in this city. MT.