Putnam patriot., 1913-05-23
-F. J. Daniels has been in New York on business.


 York on business.
 Il. Annie Beaudreault is visiting relatives in North Adams, Mass.
 A new lighting system of tungsten electric lights has been installed at the Bradley theatre.
 A meeting of the Tuesday club was held with Mrs. George Hathaway of Fremont street, this week.
 -Deloss Love, Hartford, president of the Connecticut Humane society, was visitor in Putnam Tuesday.
 Mrs. F. Raymond Gilpatric of New Britain land Mrs. C. K. Shaw of Pawtucket are visiting in this city.
 -The P. H. $. baseball team was defeated by the Pomfrer School second team Wednesday 15 to 4.
 Mrs. Joseph Plessis accompanied her husband, Representative Plessis, to Hartford today to see the workings of the General Assembly.
 Charles K. Shaw, catcher, and Byron Sheldon, pitcher, have signed with the Valley Falls base ball team for the rest of the season.
 K. of C. members here have been invited to attend anniversary exercises arranged by the council in Webster for Thursday evening.
 Mrs. John F. Whitney of South Woodstock was the guest of her sister in-law, Mrs. James B. Bowen, Laurel street, over the Sabbath.
 Charles Ross of St. Louis, Mo-, has been the guest of his father, Lowell N. Ross. Mir. Ross is chorister in large church in the "Mound City,
 -G. N. Lemaitre of Providence street was called to Manchester, NH, Monday on account of the illness of his brother, Dr. George Lemaitre.
 -Steeple Tom Fitzpatrick, we'll known in this city, has returned to his home in Willimantic. He has just finished gliding the weather vane on the historical Old South Church in Boston.
 Appearances indicate that the summer season is to be big one here. abouts. Most of the cottages in Pom- fret, Thompson, and Woodstock, are to be occupied this season.
 Henry NJ. Morse and wife return ed Ito Putnam Monday after an ab- sence of nearly two years on the vau- deville circuit in their production, "Uncle Seth and the Hoodoo.o
 The Putnam grange will have as guests next Monday evening the G. A. R., Sons of Veterans, Woman's Relief Corps and Ladies of the G. A. R., and all kindred organizations. An address will be delivered by the Hon. Ran- dolph H. Chandler of Thompson.
 Advertised Letters, May 20:
 GENTLEMEN
 J, A. Underwood, J. NJ. Burrell, Ernest Porter, William H. Connor, Hojolech Kvedlower.
 Mrs. Agnes Dexter, Mrs. Anna Packard, Mrs. Wright.
 Judge E. NJ. Warner conducted the services at the Congregational church Sunday morning in the ab- sence of the pastor, Rev. F. D. Sar- gent, who is i'll. The address of the morning was delivered by Mrs. c. H.. Taintor of the Congregational Church Building Society.
 The annual banquet and reunion of the Putnam High School Associa- tion will be held Wednesday, J tune IS, commencing at ) p. m. with the ivy planting and ivy address by Charles k. Allen of Boston followed by the ivy poem. A reception will be held from 6 to ', the banquet and after dinner speeches occupying the time from to 10, after which dancing will follow.
 -Pomfret and Abingdon people are receiving announcements Of the mar riage of A. Newton Vaughan of Willi- mantle, formerly of Putnam and Ab- ington, to Miss Angelia BietZman, at Clinton, Mass, Tuesday. The brides father is in the United States diplo- in Vaughan was born in Putnam and at- tended the public schools here. He went to Abingdon to live some years ago and later removed to Willimantic where he is engaged in the grocery business.
 The regular meeting of the Wom- ans Reliet Corps was held Tn l. O. O.. F. hall Tuesday, May 13. During the afternoon Mrs. Mary G. sherman, who has faithfully and efficiently held the office of secretary for the past four years, was called to the door by the guard, where lshe was agreeably sur prised to find large and well-filled Maybasket. Among the many useful and fancy articles it contained was beautiful solid gold w. R. C. recogni- ton pin. Refreshments were served later and 6 social hour enjoyed.
 Commencing Monday, June ?, a 55-hours per week schedule will be- come effective at the plants of the Hammond Knowiton company, Eure- ka Siik company, Hampton Silk com- pany, and Putnam Box company, al- lied industries in this city. This is reduction of three hours per week from