Putnam patriot., 1912-10-04
-J Richard Carpenter was a Wor cester visitor Friday

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 The 0. NJ. Club met with Mrs. Helen NJ. Wiley, Oak Hill, this week -Dr. NJ. R. sharpe, ot Uxbridge, was in this city Thursday.
 Mrs. k. NJ. Brunn and son Ewart have returned to their home in Brook lyn, N. Y.
 Miss Jordan of Willimantic has been the guest of Mrs. C. E. Pratt, Bradley street.
 Miss Mary Allen iof Worcester spent Sunday with her brother, John B. Allen, George street.
 Raymond Dimon was the guest of Alderman Dady and wife Friday and Saturday.
 Miss Paine and Clovis Carpenter of Worcester spent Sunday with Sabin Carpenter and wife.
 William Warren and wife were the guests of Dexter Crawford and wife in Wilimantic Sunday
 Charles Miron, Jr., of Hartford, spent Sunday with his father in this city.
 A. N. Law is the guest of his bro- ther in Buda, Ill.,, and will also visit his sister in Chicago.
 The local nest of Owls received IA applications for membership at their regular meeting Thursday evening.
 Rev. and Mrs. F. D. Sargent have been entertaining their niece, Mrs. Ma " C. Townsend of Allston.
 Miss Helen <. Hammond has been the guest of Senator and Mrs. Geo. A. Hammond.
 -Frosts this week have started the chestnut burrs. The trees are heavily loaded.
 1 w. H. Harris and wife have been spending week in Hartford, Rock vile and Stafford Springs. Willimantic had the same number of arrests in September as did Putnam "A.
 Miss Nellie Seammel has returned to Putnam after visit with friends in Cam bringe and Bellingham.
 -Dr. Edward F. Perry sis the visit ing physician at the Day Kimball hos pital for October.
 Fred Gagne and wife and Jerry Labby and wife attended the Brockton fair this week making the trip in the formers automobile.
 The officers of the Putnam High School Association met on Wednesday evening to outline plans for social or reception to be held the latter part of this month.
 After the rain and snow furry of Tuesday afternoon there was double rainbow in the eastern sky. The inner bow was bright, and the outer one was somewhat paler.
 The election of town officers next Monday promises to be a very quiet one. There are no contests Practi- caly all of the present incumbents of offices are up for reelection. The li- cense question will not be voted on.
 The Wolf Den property, owned by Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter, D. A. R., Is now included in State game preserve which comprises 500 acres. Any one trespassing on the preserve with firearms is subject to a fine.
 The County Commissioners have issued invitations to attend the annual meeting of the Board of Management and the committee of visitors of the Windham County Temporary Home, to be held at the home Thursday, Oc- tober 10th.
 The winter schedule went into ef- feet ;on Sunday on the New Haven road, the changes being the discontin- nance of ,the Fitchburg express, and the replacing of the train leaving Wor- cester for Putnam at 2.l5 D. m. After noon trains for Worcester now leave Putnam at 12.47, 3.29, 400 and 642. -Sixteen salesladies of the Bugbee store were entertained Tuesday night at chicken supper by Miss Curtis of the millinery department. The sup per was served at Earl's new coffee house at 6.l5 o'clock. At rine o'clock the same evening 50 members of the Odd Fellows enjoyed an oyster supper at the same place. -Delegations from courts ot the For esters of America in towns in Nind- ham and New London counties were in NorwichSunday attending a meet ing at winch the Grand Chief Ranger of the state was present. The delegates from Courts City of Putnam and Jacoues Cartier of this city were T. F. Ryan. A. A. Brodeur, Theodore Bou- lay. and Eugene Berthiaume,
 Highway Commissioner James Ii. Macdonald has awarded to the Pier son Engineering and Construction oomnany of Bristol the contract for building It, ,SS5 feet of macadam road from the North Grosyenordale eeme- tery to the Massachusetts state iine' The price is S342 per linear foot for macadsm and s3.95 per linear ioos i0i macadam telford.
 Everett E. Brown of Pomfret, edi- to, of the horticultural page of the Connecticut Farmer, and one Of the most successful apple growers Tn Ne" 1 n.1..,d has had no exhibits al tne