Putnam patriot., 1912-07-26

turned from Dansville Friday even- ing.
 Miss EyaLaeroix of Church street, is spending three weeks with her aunt in Adams, Mass.
 Armand Magnan and wife return ed Tuesday from their wedding trip to Lake Sunspee, N. H. -Cyrill Remillard of the Peoples store is spending his vacation at Sound View.
 Miss Carrie NJ. Fenner of Provi- dence is visiting MT. and Mrs. Chas. NJ. Fenner.
 Miss Blythe of Philadelphia is the guest of her brother, George Blythe, and family of Church street.
 Miss Marion Warren is at Pleasant View. This resort is getting very popular with Windham county peo- pie.
 The new brick addition to the plant of the Putnam Foundry and Machine Corporation is practically completed.
 Rev. Whitman l.. Wood will preach in the church at Putnam Heights next Sunday morning at Il o'clock.
 The Sunday evening trains are crowded with vacationers returning, and people who have spent the day at shore resorts.
 III. N. Randall, one of the oldest veteran in Woodstock is in critical condition from injuries he received a few weeks ago. Judge F. F. Russell, wife and daughter Constrnce leave this Friday for stay at the Adirondack Inn, Sacandaga Park, N. Y.
 Owing to the work on Perrin hill, causing the removal of poles, the elec- tric current to Pomfret and Woodstock has had to be turned of.
 Charles Belair, Jr., of the Battle ship Connecticut is spending brief furlough with his parents on Elm street. His ship is in Newport.
 Misses Lauretta and Emma Remil- lard, Julia Favreau, Beatrice Maynard and Maria Robillard are spending two weeks in camp at Newport, N. H.
 CARD-Mr. and Mrs. William Ham. mond wish to express their deepest appreciation to all those who so gene rously and untiringly assisted on the day their home was burned.
 Friday evening there will be a meeting in the T. A. X B. rooms of persons interested in forming a drama tic club in this city. sAll interested in such project are invited to attend. Mrs. A. Flagg of Ipswich, Mass, and Mrs. Macomber of Worcester, with her family, have been recent guests of their sister, Mrs. B. F. Benoit. Her brother, Albert Vachon, student of Yale college, has also been a guest.
 
 The wornout top dressing on seve. ral principal streets was seraped oil last week and A new application of oil made. In the square the oil was pnt on and covered with crushed rock screenings.
 Misses Bertha l.. Sargent and Ruth 5. Murfey are at Northfield this week as delegates from the Congrega- tional Sunday school to the conference of Sunday school workers. Misses Harriet Brown and Mary Wheaton are also attending.
 Advertised letters July 23:
 LADIES
 Madame Celina Gagner, Mrs. Mar garet Shea.
 GENTLEMEN
 Xarvier Gaudreau, George Heidrich, Nielsen Madsen, Putnam, Conn. Treas urer I. w. w., Putnam Textile Work CTS Union Local POI, James H. Read, 2d.
 -J. F.. Tourtellotte camp, $. of w., of North Grosyenordale, has requested George w. Child camp of this city to furnish degree team for the purpose of conferring a degree upon a class Of three candidates at North Grosvenor- dale on the evening of Wednesday, August :. The invitation will be &C., cepted by the local camp, it is under stood.
 -Ex. Judge A. Mcclellan Mathew son of New Haven, formerly of Put nam, former member of the Repubii- can state central committee, and an old time Republican leader in state- ment issued last week, comes out strongly flor Woodrow Wilson, the Democratic candidate for president. Judge Mathewson says he is going to vote for Wilson instead of the regular Republican nominee, William Ii. Taft.
 The LeClair & Lewis dog and po- nv shows will exhibit in Putnam on July 25, 26 and 27, on Joys lot oppo- site the railroad station, and promises a treat for the ladies and children as there are 40 little trained animals, con- sisting of dogs, ponies, monkeys and mules. that go to make up the enter tainment, all of which are trained 10 the limit of animal intelligence. There are several acrobatic features to break the monotony of the animal exhioi- ton .and the funny old clown to please both young and old. There will be