Putnam patriot., 1913-01-31

Miss Mary H. Daniels is the guest of relatives in Oxford.
 Miss Alta Sharpe has been the guest of her sister in Providence.
 -C. Fred Waterman has returned from business trip to New York.
 Charles Miron reopened his barber shop in the burned Chickering house block, Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. C. E. Pratt Of Brad ley street were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Wood in Willimantic,
 Miss Helen Huntingdon of New York was recent guest of Mrs. Silas Wheelock.
 MT. and Mrs. H. c. Meinken of Fremont street are entertaining Mrs. Meinken of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 E. M. Brunn of Brooklyn, N. Y., has been the guest of Mrs Charlotte Champlin and family, Bradley street.
 Mrs. c. F. Waterman has return ed from a few days visit in Provi- dence.
 MT. and Mrs. George A. Vaughan and son spent the weekend in Provi- dence.
 -Dr. Edward F. Perry is to be the visiting physician at the Day kimball hospital for February
 Miss Anna Richards of Montreal has been visiting her mother in this city.
 Arb Tibbetts of Springfield, Mass, and Miss Mae Tibbetls of Newport, Vt. have been visiting friends in the city.
 Mrs. F. A. Morrell and daughter, Miss Isabel, are spending few weeks in New York.
 Mrs. J. E. Burleson attended the funeral of her cousin, George k. Elliott of Grosyenordale last Sunday after- noon.
 Clayton Seward returned from California Monday night and will make his home with his parents, F. w. Seward and wife, Grove street.
 From Portsmouth, Ohio, Major A. D. Mcintyre, travelling in the west, sends picture post cards showing the floods along the Ohio river.
 There was quite delegation of Putnam firemen and others that went to Danielson last Thursday night to attend the fireman's ball in that place.
 The Manhasset Mfg, Company is running night and day. Other mills are beginning to receive orders from new samples and the outlook is good for spring business.
 The C. A. c. will hold benefit performance Feb. 20th in St. Johns hall, Providence street. The Guard Martial of North Grosvenordale will produce "Le Rendu" in French.
 -George H. Ryder is in New York city this week on business. While there he will be the guest of William N !. Carl, headmaster of the Guilmant rgan school.
 The Millionaires club held an en- ,yable meeting at the home of one of ..e members last Thursday evening. The members of this new club are mostly gentlemen living onWoodstock avenue and vicinity.
 -Patrolman Julius Cordier, wife and family of Green street, are enter taining Mir. and Mrs. George Laven- ture of Mallory, N. Y. Mrs. Laven- ture is MT Cordier's sister, and it is her first visit here in twenty years.
 Thursday morning new car was put on by Connecticut company for Che Accommodation of persons em- ployeu in places to the north. The car leaves the carhouse at 5.39 a. m. and runs as far as Mechanicsville.
 Monday was the third anniversa- ry Of tho death of Mrs. Matthias La Paine, and mass was sung at St. Mary's church at 8 o'clock for the re- poe of her soul. Among the relatives present were Rufus LaPalme and wife 0f Fitchburg, and Eugene LaPalme and wife of Webster.
 Bartholomew Poinchellar, Pole, employed at the Manhasset Manufac- turing company, had his left hand caught in gear Thursday. The flesh and nails were stripped from the first three fingers. He was taken to the hospital. The fingers will be saved, but will probably not be asisymmetri- cal IS before.
 The contract for the construction nothe +, ,935 feet of native s. one maca- 1am rood in the town of Pomfret has skoen awarded to the Ahern Construc- Hon company of Wiliimantic at s2.35 . linear foot, amounting in all to S5O,- Go7.26. The road is laid out between AbinGtOn and Pomfret station, and vIll u fourteen feet wide with five 1oot ohOulders on each side, making a totnI width of twenty-five feet.
 -Mr. and Mrs. stephen A. Lewis n Central Village celebrated the 6lst onniversary of their marriage Monday. TIT. Lewis was born in East Green wtch. R. l., in 1927. For several years - h1o fife he followed the whaling bus 2 11oro ond later conducted hotel in Noo1stock. Twenty-seven years ago he loved to Central Village where for no yonEs he was proprietor of the Gen. 1ki1 Enoel. Mrs. Lewis was before mar Nary Rathbun, born in Volun-