Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1913-12-12
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Items of Local Interest


home in the north end Of the city.
-Ffedeflek r. Holt, bunk commits
si9aer e. hartford. was IN Putnam last
Friday.
RAYMOND Kennedy 81 Bridgeport
was the guest Of his mother, Mfs. Ida
Kennedy, over sunday.
-EliIa Baroeau, aged u years, died
ri her home on Ballou street Tuesday
night.
Miss Noemie Gamache d Fan
River has been tire guest Of john b.
Daigle and wife, Woodstock avenue.
w. d. Torrey, +. T. Tucker and
SIR. and Mrs. &. 81 Elliot attended
The funeral Of a relative ia oxford,
sunday.
-Onicers and members Of Putnam
Lodge u Elks were in Danieison Mon
Gay morning to attend the funeral Of
Thomas r. Ward.
John Beleyef, 81, formerly 81 Put.
nam. died at his home in Danielson
Monday. lie had been III with con
sumption for some time.
The body Of Joseph Myers Of
Woodstock was brought to Putnam
last Thursday and buried in Grove
street cemetery.
County Clerk T. "a Warner was
IN Willimantic Fnnay TO issue the sec
end papers in some naturalization
sases.
Frederick Cutler has sold gravel
8ank on his farm ia East PHlnam TO
the state. The gravel viii be used ia
repairing the state road in that section.
-Cargill Council, K Of G., viii hold
aR important meeting sunday afles-
aeon at O'Clock Matters Of unusual
interest viii be discussed.
The club house and the Back cot
aage at Alexander lake were broken
into Friday night. The place was
used fer sleeping quarters but nothing
Of any great value vas taken.
Miss Psyche Webster has returned
from few weeks vacation at her
home in the South aud has resumed
aer duties as superintendent of the
Day kimbal hospital.
Henry Harrington, resident OF
Putnam for many years, was taken to
81. Vincent's hospital, Worcester, Sat.
afday, where he underwent an opera.
zion FOR appendicitis.
%. T. Hunt and daughter Of Hart
ford were in The city Monday calling
an friends Mr.. Hunt was formerly
sutton agent here but is now in the
ram despatehef's office III Hartford.
the Eppire male quartetie,
Aessfs Tatfo, Jacques, Gageuuesse ana
se4ee, all Putnam talent, are max
ang a hit at the Empire theatre this
week Ia illustrated songs.
The body Of Maria lLeClai0 Out
Hnette OF New Bedford, formerly Of
s'utnam, was brought here Tuesday al
eeTnoon for burial in st, Mays GENE.
rery-
Mrs Justin Green was operated on
by Dr. Baker Of Boston Mt her home
on Center street Wednesday afternoon.
4 his is only one of several operations
khai have been performed.
The annual meeting of George w.
child Camp, Sons of Veterans, will be
eeLd Friday evening tat which officers
rvill be elected. Division Commander
HArty f. Cooley of Waterbury will be
present.
MIS-. Owen Barrett of Providence,
attended the ordination OF her brolhe" =,
Rep Clarenee f. Clifford, in Danieson
on Friday. She is spending the week
IN this city, the guest of her mother,
Mrs sarah 4. Clifford, Ring street
emission will give combination sup.
per IN their hall In the Tatem block
Front street, this Friday evening.
supper will be served from 6 to 8. Adj
missisn - cents. Ice cream and cake
FOR sale.
Preston Il. Sibley, president of the
Aindham County Agricultural Assoc
citation has given notice that the an.
nual meeting of the association will be
held at Brooklyn next Saturday. OF
iicers and an executive committee
comprised Of one member from each
fown in the county, will be elected and
"a dinner will be served.
Putnam is now clear of small pex
The TWO cases ON Railroad street have
been released from quarantine and
1here are no other cases in the city.
These two cases originated when one Of
the family went 10 Danielson TO call
on relatives who had the disease,
Captain Murray arrested Frank
Harney for the Danieison police Wed.
inesday afternoon. The man recently
removed from Danielson TO this city.
Before he left il is alleged The damaged
the house in which he was living and
the warrant charged him with injury
10 private property. Chief Pilling of
the Dauielson police came for the pris-
soneT.
-taermon Bonneville, formerly of
putnam, now of Worcester, was In the
city Tuesday. His head was cut and
mis- face badly scratched. lie said that
while going 10 bis work in Worcester
Eeeently he wns set upon by foot pads