Putnam patriot., 1912-02-23

Joseph Plesis and Warren Ames
 were in Boston Wednesday on busi-
 ness.
 -Omer Maynard, fireman on the
 Boston local, is having a weeks vaca- tion.
 Fred Shaw of Bayonne, N. J., was
 recent guest of his son Charles K.
 Shaw.
 Mrs. Seaver and grandson, Nelson 1 Flagg visited relatives in Woonsocket
 over Sunday.
 -Remi Delarge entertained his sis
 ter Dora of West Warren, R. l., on
 Sunday.
 A number of Danielson people at- i tended the Mardi Gras entertainment
 Tuesday evening. Mrs. A. NJ. Case of Hartfor d has
 been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Pratt,
 Fremont street. Frank Rita and his bride are ex- 1 pected to arrive in Putnam the latter part of the week. 1 Automobile dealers, owners, and I others are attending the Automobile
 Show al Hartfort this week. Work is progressing at the Mono-
 hansett mill getting it in readiness for
 the Manhassett Mfg. Co.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach in
 French at the Baptist church next
 Sunday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. Mrs. Joseph Gendreau of Provi-
 dence has been the guest of her par
 ents, Julius Cordier and wife, Green street..
 The Common Council will meet
 this Friday evening to make up the
 annual budget of city expenditures to
 be voted on at the annual city meeting 1 in March.
 Mrs. Merton w. Bennett and Miss
 Grace I. Bennett of Chapel street are
 in Flushing, N. Y. o., the guests of
 Frank NJ. Bennett and family. The adjourned annual meeting of the W. c. T. U. will be held at the
 home of Mrs. Mary Gardner, South
 Main street, Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
 | --Ghauncey Morse entertained c. l..
 Fiske. Department Commander of the c. A. R., for Massachusetts. Monday. Mrs. Wood has returned to her home in Willimantic after brief visit
 with her daughter, Mrs. c. k. Pratt, Bradley street. At the regular meeting of the | trustees of the Putnam Savings Bank, Monday, February 19, MT. John NJ. Paine of East Woodstock, was elected l Vice President to fill the vacancy created by the death of MT. Charles P. l Grosvenor.
 The announcement that President Taft had appointed Manlon Pitney of
 New Jersey to the supreme court bench is of especial local interest as the late Attorney Richard Morriarty, formerly of Putnam, was associated with him in
 Morristown, N. j.
 The thaw of Monday, although
 very welcome, caused certain troubles.
 Employees in the street department found their attention called to the ne- cessity of cleaning out frozen drains that the running water might be carried away. it.a h0Ia hnnIpfG
 were furnished every fireman in uni form at the recent ball, as gift to the l fire department. The flowers came l from F. D. Bowen's greenhouses in Woodstock and certainly did credit to the owner. MT. Bowen joined MT. Shaw in extending the compliment to the firemen.
 List of advertised letters at the
 Putnam post office February 20: LADIES Miss Ruth Welles. GENTLEMEN Wm. Bamber, D. Berman @, Fred l J. Cannon, Cipriane Domenico, Giu- scope Malzulli, Thomas Melia, Edwin A. Perry, K. $. Rathbun, F. H. Young. The delightful weather of Monday was factor in inducing a party Of Putnam people to go fishing at Alex ander's lake, across which they drove their horse in going to their fishing grounds on the west shore. The ice on the lake varies between 17 to 20 in ialz nd fc anNQrQd xpit h several inches of snow. --C. E. Child, president of the Lum- Der Manufacturers association of South ern New England is attending con- vention called by the governor of Pennsylvania at Harrisburg for the
 purpose of considering the danger pre- sented by the prevalence and spread of fungous disease of the wild chest.
 nut tree, known as the chestnut bark
 disease, and to consider methods to be
 pursued in accomplishing it's possible
 control.
 Following is the medical stall of
 the Day KimbalI hospital for 1912: Consulting physicians, Drs. Rienzi ] Robinson, Danieison; Omer LaRue, ] Putnam. w. H. Judson, Danielson. ! Aurist, Dr. J. E. sheppard, Brook
 lyn, \. Y. PathoIogist, pr. Marguerite ]. Bull | lard, Putnam. Oculist, Dr. G. NJ. Burroughs, Dan- | ielson.
 Obstetlcian, Dr. J. J. Russell, Put nam.