Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1912-11-22

guest OF his mother over Sunday.
F. w. Keaney of Woonsocker
spent Sunday with friends here.
John Jarvis spent Thursday in
Providence.
Mess Winifred Kelley is spending
the week in New York.
Armand Lachance and wife re
turned from their wedding trip Friday
Rev. II. N. Brown of Everett
Mass, will preach at and p. m
Sunday.
The Putnam foot ball team is try.
ing to arrange game with some team
for Thanksgiving day.
Miss Louise Kenyon of West
Woodstock is gradually improving at
the Day-Kimbsll hospital
Major A. d. Mcintyre is in New
Hampshire on his annual hunting
trip.
1t is estimated by railroad men
that the Putnam wreck cost the rail-.
road company approximately 100000,
"A. A. Houghton and wife left on
Wednesday to spend the winter in
California.
John A. Marsh and wife of Somer-
Vile have been visiting their nephew
j. Herbert Marsh, the past week.
DIR. f. Wilton Brown of Mt. ks
CO, \. Y, was visitor iniPutnam last
week, coming to attend the reception
of the High school. association.
New ton A. Ballard returned Mon
day from hunting trip to the Maine
woods. He secured his full quota of
| deer.
John Gahan, overseer in the dye
house of the Putnam Wooden eompa-
ny, and son John, were visitors in
Woonsocket on Wednesday.
Three cases of drunkenness were
disposed of by the city court Monday
morning by payment of fines. Seve-
raj continued cases were also disposed
of.
Attorney Walter l.. Gilpatric of
New York spent Wednesday night at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
6. W. Gilpatric. He was on his way
| to Boston on business.
Harry Nado, clerk at the Putnam
Inn has resigned his position. lie will
remain in Putnam and will be engaged
in newspaper work. He is succeeded
by MI. Ingraham of Boston.
Representative to the general as
sembly are greatly interested in the
story that they will either have to stay
in Hartford during legislative sessions
or paw their own fare to and from the
capital, the law only providing mileage
for one trip week.
Richard German and wife, and
Charles Seder and George NJ, Fine, mo-
tored to the Berkshires Sunday. They
spent Sunday night at The Wendell,
Pittsfield, returning Monday. Not an
accident and no tire trouble to mar
the trip.
Word has been received from
Frank Warren that he left Jackson
Vile. Florida, Tuesday, for San Anto-
nio Texas. John Babbitt has found
employment in Limona, Florida, and
Henry Howarth, it is understood, Is
working northward. The three young
,,en left here several weeks ago.
r. E. Brunette of Boston,who was
for many years principal of the Put
nam High school, and whose home Is
in this city,sufiered shock last week
M TohniBurnette came to this city
trhnrsdav and took Mrs. Brunette TO
PISTON where she remains with her
husband. whose condition remains
ahont the same as when he was first
stricken.
The eases of William H. Ham
"a and Helen :. Hammond VS. the
\ II. q H. railroad are being
,,aord in the superior court before
I,dae Rennett and jury today The
ootions are 10 recover damages caused
fire which destroyed the Ham
aond mouse and barns at Hampton
I,,,r 18th and which plaintiffs claim
10y dne TO the negligence Of defendant
Attorney Charles L. ToFrey represents
nlaintifrs and Attorneys nan anu
Searls the defendant.
MANNERS of Putnam lodge, /. u.
"a 7 will leave here Saturday ailef-
y, : :, on a special ear attached TO the
l ~ svnress for Bridgeport where 'ney
,rin nav a fraternsl visit TO the ,ou ps,
WI, The first degree will De WORKED
Eiey rooms have been reservoir .a,h ~
fny ,,rotaeld for the Putnam bFoth-
lo'' All members are requested 70 :,
ers. .sa ,,ip as it will be an enJoyaDie
InaAe The return trip can be made 70
on "ob putnam either at 3 OF li'iV r
N. sunday evening
u ~ ,sturns filed here by can
didates for office at the nA'. .nnw that
ton held on November l.oa., p sS sneg
there re Mort ! 70 in the name of any par, y
in an m s The interest Of any person ITO 70
or IN 'r ,be honor Of winning. me
secure Iasi,r Of the candidates, especially
for the ,h mia0, who did meet costs Of Of
election did not ,.l nnu marked