Putnam patriot., 1912-07-05
aH~ Beginning May 4th, the PATRI- [. or office will close Saturdays at 1 D III. during the summer months.

Mrs. D. Fl. Billings Of Providence is visiting friends in the city.
 Moses Belair is visiting his brother Henry in Waterbury.
 A. W. Fisher and wife of Wester. ly spent Sunday in this city.
 Judge E. NJ. Warner and family left Tuesday for Oak Bluffs, where they will remain the rest of the month.
 Alderman E. l.. Davis and wife are spending the summer at his cot tage at Lords Point.
 Miss Irene B. Champeau is spend ing ten days with E. l.. Davis and wife at Lords Point.
 Paul Manlaire underwent an ope ration at St. Johns hospital Worces- ter on Monday.
 Albert Johnson, of Southbridge, is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. G. D. Bates.
 -E. N. Corbin of Winsted spent Sunday with his family on Fremont street.
 Il. NJ. Keith, wife, and son Allen, left on Tuesday for stay of ten days in New Jersey.
 -John Jarvis and family have re- urned from a weeks stay at Camp White, R. I.
 Miss Ruth White, who has been teaching in Paterson, x. J., the past year, has returned to her:home in this city for the summer vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. F. D. Dunham and daughter will have cottage at Charlestown beach, R. l., the first two weeks in July.
 Rufus Lapalme, clerk in the store of his brother, Joseph Lapalme, Prov idence street, has resigned to accept similar position in Pittsburg, where he has gone with his wife.
 Frank Keany, for the past year teacher in the High school, left Friday to join Connie Macks Philadelphia base ball team. keaney is a left handler and plays third and short.
 -Phoenixville is planning for safe and safe Fourth. There will be base ball games morning and afternoon. Band concert in the afternoon and dancing Tn the evening.
 The Putnam Inn block is getting it's second coat Of yellow paint. Be- sides improving the looks of the build- ing it brightens the whole of Union Square.
 Miss Gertrude Remillard, daughter of Cyrille Remillard, Jr., of Green street is visiting this week with MT. and Mrs. Harry St. Onge and family in Worcester.
 -Baptiste Carroll of Church street, for over 2S years overseer of the spin ming department of the Putnam Man ufaeturing company has resigned and will retire from active business. lie Is succeeded by Emil Labonte.
 -F. 0. Davis, member of the state fish and game commission, said Thursday that the claims for damage done by deer continue to be heavy, though not so much in this county as in other parts of Connecticut. g-Conductor (Dr.l l.. l.. Davis who runs the Worcester New London morn- ing and afternoon train through this city, lett tFriday) with his family to spend July at Provicetown, Mass, where they have been going for several summers.
 The senior appointments Of the class of 1912, Yale, as announced in the college bulletin, include: High orations, John stephen Burke, Nor wich; William Witter Wright, Put nam. Second disputes, Trayer Bris- COG, Norwich; Raymond Augustus Parker, Willimantic.
 Students from schools in different towns in Canada passed through this city Thursday afternoon on their way to their homes in various parts of east ern Connecticut. From Montreal to Worcester they travelled in large par ties in charge of agents of the transpor- tation com mpanies.
 Miss Gladys Gagne, Master Ar mand Gagne, Miss Estelle Vegiard, Miss Clarice Bonneville, Master Anto- nio Bonneville and Miss Bertha Plessis, a few of Miss Diane Breault's pupils, played in a creditable manner at the commencement exercises at the St. Mary's school last week. Miss Breault left Monday to attend the Harvard Summer School of Music.
 List of advertised letters at the Putnam post office, July ?, 1912.
 GENTLEMEN
 H. B.. Fred Brown, John Gibbons, N. H. HoIleran, Shorie Loger, Put nam Decorating Co.,, Joseph Shaw, Melvin E. Stark, Euphereme Tram blier.
 Miss $. Hitzgareld. Rose H. Lambert, Julia Smith.
 Miss H. Elizabeth Robinson, teacher of the Putnam private school, makes the following report: Pupils not absent for the spring session, Aus tin Davis, Geroge Montville; best rec ord, Florence Murray; not absent Tor the school year, Austin Davis, George Montville, Charles stanton; prepared for the third year in high school work, Ausrfu naviS