Putnam patriot., 1913-10-03
Items of Local Interest

tAdAA AtA1t NANAAAA tAt-fAs V N# fNs 'H over the weekend.
 -Giibeft Perry has been confined to his home with an attack Of appendi- citis.
 Raymond Gilpatric and wife of New Britain have been guests Of rela- tives in the city.
 John sabin Of Boston has been the guest Of his brother, Charles Sabin, Florence street.
 Mrs. ovila Martin of Pleinville has been the guest or her parents, NIT. and Mrs. Walter Wallen Church street. Miss Ruth Daniels, who has been visiting her parents on Ring street, has returned to New York.
 -Dr. F. W. Thompson received word W Wednesday morning of the death Of his mother in Palmer, Mass. She was S2 years old
 Miss Foster, former teacher in Israel Putnam school, has been the guest of Miss Ethel Johnson, Church street.
 "A freight train near Abingdon pulled out draw bar Saturday even ing and trains had to 10 by on the east boand track Tor time.
 -Landlord l.. C. Rogers of the Inn and Charles Dean have returned from a hunting and fishing trip to New Bruns wick
 August Blanchette and wife of Willimantic, formerly of Putnam, spent Sunday with Joseph Blanchette and family, Maynard street.
 -Gaspard Pepin Of New Bedford was d guest of his sister, Mrs. Julius Gofdier and family, Green street, over Sunday
 -ReY. C. if Bedard k engaged in taking the census Of St. Mary parish. He is highly pleased at the encourage ment he is meeting with.
 -Reuben Chapman, formerly agent of the Adams Express Company here, nov Of Nausataek, spent sunday with Charles r. Thayer and wife, Grove street
 -Chanucey Morse has been sufler. ing from dogwood poisoning and his face has been badly swollen. He pick ed some of the bush mol knowing what il was.
 Members of the Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter, D. A. R., went to the Wolf Den in automobiles last Sat urday afternoon for their annual pie nie and outing.
 -Albenie Delisle Of Pomfret, former ly of PVtnam, took his oldest daagh- ter to st Yineents hospital, Worces. ter, Saturday, to be operated upon for appendicitis.
 Mrs. Omer Boufdage of Green street is removing with her family te Hartford Her sons are employed in ihat city in the Underwood typewriter factory.
 The monthly October devCtions al st. Mary's church begin this week Fri- day evening and will continue every Tuesday and Friday evening during the month.
 ID. F. Robbins and J. B. Tatem Jr., left in the lattef's automobile rues- day morning for business trip to Worcester, Providence ,and other places. They will visit the Brockton fair before they return.
 Joseph A. F. Gagne has been elected collector of St. Mary $ church 10 succeed ,nis father, Joseph Gagne, who died recently, and had been col lector for long period of years.
 Advertised Letters, Sept. 2i:
 GENTLEMEN
 Douglas O'Meara, Frank Moore.
 LADIES
 Miss Jennie Price, Mrs. Charles Miller.
 -Harry Franklin, seven year old son of Mrs. Benjamin A. Franklin Oak street, died at the Day kimball hospital Wednesday night lie was operated upon for appendicitis and other internal disease was also found. Geo P Fowler, an inspector from the office of the Dairy and Food In- spector, was in the city Wednesday and took samples of milk from 3o milk men. The samples will beianalized al New Haven.
 Two hundred members ol the Sa cred Heart and Holy Name society re ecived Holy Communion at the sever o'clock mass sunday In the after noon they held meeting which wa, presided over bY the president, Isaa, Champeau. Fr. Bedatd aadfeised tn, gathering X committee wal appoint ed 10 make arrangements for a whist the proceeds of which will be used to ward the payment for the band uni forms.
 Ten shares of Putnam Foundry stock were sold at public huction Mon day for S5O0. They were bid in bS Samuel Reynolds. Judge h. II. Fuller acted as auetioaeer. The stock was the property of W, j. Turner, formerly manager of the plant and the proceed, from the sale will be applied on an in debtedness due from Mir. Turner to tht corporation. It has been said that the shares were bought for the .eorporatior and will be retired. It is believed that the stock is worth considerable in ex