Putnam patriot., 1912-11-08


Providence.
s.. NJ. Wheelock was in Boston or
saturday.
Mrs. c. NJ. Green spent two day.
with friends in Hartford last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Walden Wright
returned last Thursday night from
their wedding trip.
"A number of local teachers attend
ed the teachers institute at Norwich
saturday.
The County Commissioners will
be in Putnam Friday for the purpose
of granting licenses.
Mrs. E. e. Rogers spent Sunday
with her sister, Miss Gertrude Myers,
in Providence.
Stanley Spratt and his sister, Es-
Their Spratt of WoonSocket, spent sun
day with friends IN Putnam.
Miss Dolly Tucker of North Brook
field is visiting Mrs. Hiram Brown,
Oak Hill.
Isaac Jutras, formerly manager eff
the Star theatre. now with the Phil
Nj ahar stock company, has been call
ing on friends in this city.
AT O'Clock Sunday evening there
will be stereopticon temperance lee
ture in the Congregational church.
All welcome.
w. IL. Holmea, wife and son Rich
ard, returned to Westerly Sunday af-
ter visit with IA. W. Macdonald and
family, Oak Hill.
Walter D. Torrey has resigned his
position at E. T. fuckers grocery store
and has entered the office of the OBJ
server.
40 hemare Benoit is closing out his
business on Providence street, and will
accept a position as travelling salesman
for Providence firm.
Over thousand people of st. Ma
rvs parish received Holy Communion
last Friday, the first Friday of the
month.
C. M. Green of Philadelphia has
been the guest of Mayor and Mrs.Arch-
ibeld M acdonald. Mr.. Green is bust
ness manager for an elevator company
with headquarters in thatIcity.
Among out of-town people in the
city last Thursday were j. z. MorH-
son, Worcester, Attorney 5. b. Har-
vey, Willimantic, Geo. p. Beers, Do
yer, n. II.
Very flew owners of automobiles
will do much more riding for pleasure
now that cold weather has come on.
Putnam is to be congratulated upon
lis nearly clean record for accidents.
The Artisan a neat pamphlet pub
LEGATION, published at the State Trade
school, Bridgeport, is in its hrst vol
ume. ninth issue. The subscription
rate is SO cents per year.
George f. Bard died at his home
in Norwich on Friday OF last week, IN
his 9th year. In his boyhood he re-
sided in Brooklyn, where his father
was manufacturer of gold pens.
The regular meeting of the Com
mon Council was not held Tuesday
evening on account of lack oil a quo
rum. The meeting was adjourned one
week.
About thirty.fve young ladies
from Notre Dame academy sleft on the
9.27 train Saturday morning for Hart
ford, where they have been transferred
to Mount st, Joseph's seminary.
The streets were full of youngsters
celebrating Halloween last thursday
night. Private property twas some
what disturbed but no serious damage
was done. Several parties were held
in various parts of the city
Edward Morrill, and wife OF Wor-
cester were guests of friends In TINS
city Saturday. Mr.. Morrill, was lot
merly resident manager of the Brad
ley theatre.
j. A. Gagne and family have been
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. John Game
of st. Paul Medford, Canada. MI.
Gaines brother, Rev. George Game oil
New Bedford, came here Friday 10
visit him. Mrs. Game is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gagne.
A man who had been employed at
Douglas on railroad construction WORK
was in this city Friday en- route TO MS
home in New York. He had lost his
JOB because he got into political ar
gument and eventually fight after ne
had had his head split open with Tea
kettle by a man of opposite political
faith.
During the celebration Of the DEM
oeratie victory Tuesday night the ceie-
orators went beyond the bounds Oh
wholesome jollification and destroyed
Considerable property. outhouses,
wagons, and boxes, were burned, caus
ing inconvenience and loss 10 the own
ers. 1t is to be ieplored that there are
those who so far forget themselves as
10 fail to respect the rights 0. others al
such times. II they now realize
sense of right they will make. restilu-
ton for the loss they caused.