Putnam patriot., 1913-02-07

was guest of Mrs. Charles Tetreault last week.
 Miss Laura Phinney of East Hart ford has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. G. A. Hammond, Oak hill. Attorney Robert G. Perry of New York was the guest of his parents, F. w. Perry and wife, over Sunday. -G. Harold Gilpatric and wife spent Sunday with relatives in Manchester, N. H.
 Mrs. Louise Bunker is critically ill at the home of her sister, Miss Bes- sic Frost, Grove street. -E. NJ. Brunn, wife and son have returned to their home in Brooklyn, NY.
 John B. L'Heureux of Danielson, 2 formerly of this city, is going to Aver, Mass, to act as agent for an insurance company.
 & The T. A. X B. society are plan ming for valentine whist Thursday evening, February 18th, in the club z rooms. adV < Attorney M H. Geissler and Clar- ence Chase are delegates from Quine- @ baug lodge to the grand lodge of ma- < sons at New Haven this Thursday.
 This Friday evening Woonsocket High school team twill come to Put nam for return game of basket ball. Game called at o'clock. M Meeting of the Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter, D. A. R., will be held in Odd Fellows hall Monday af- ternoon, Feb. 10, at 330 o'clock. Board meeting at 2.30 o'clock.
 The dairy and food commissioner as decided that loaves of bread done np in paper come within the new package food law and must be marked as to contents.
 John O'Brien dislocated his shoul- der while playing basket ball at Dan ielson last Friday night. He was talk en from the game, given an anesthetic and the shoulder put back into place.
 -Lorie Dumas, the five year old son of MT. and Mrs. A. Dumas, tdied Sat urday after an illness with diphtheria. The burial was in St. Mary's cemetery Saturday afternoon.
 & III. r. Oatley has bought of Mrs. Cora W. Bates of Limona, Fla, TWO house lots on the corner of Mechanics and Whittemore streets and will erect a house soon.
 Robert J Torrey, who is taking the Arts and Science course at the New Hampshire State college, Dur ham, N. H., is spending the mIdyear recess at his home in East Putnam.
 Rev. Wallace Sterns is shortly to remove his family toSpringfield where he has secured employment. The house he vacates will be occupied by Fl. W. Seward and family.
 Fire Chief J. F. Maynard had as guests for the ball Miss Euclida May hard of Providence and Miss Ada May hard of Webster. Assistant Chief Smith had as guests MT. and Mrs. NJ. G. Mulvey of Woonsocket.
 Advertised Letters, February 4:
 GENTLEMEN
 # Frank Wilson, Frederic Richard non, Monsieur Xavier Bebral.
 LADIES
 Ns f yPete Lasondre.
 -'Steeple Tom" Fitzpatrick has re- turned to Willimantic from Mt. Glenn 4ens, Mich, where he had been since Decem Der 26 last, taking course of tfeatme nt for rheumatism at one of the ia nous baths of that place. He Exports his condition as being much Improved.
 MA number of depositors from this city were in Danielson Tuesday to have their passbooks verified at the Windham County Savings bank. The depositors from Putnam and vicinity have total of several thousand dol lars in the Danielson institution.
 -The Connecticut State Board of Agriculture, in connection with the local grange, will hold Farmers h. stitute in Owls hall, Kent's block, Tuesday, Feb. II, commencing at II a. m. Expert speakers have been pro- vided. The subjects for discussion are market gardening, dairying, and Household economics. All cordially Invited.
 -The heavy rain Friday night and carly Saturday morning caused some damage at the Putnam News eompa- N s store and Miron's barber shop in 4he damaged ChickeTing house block. Ihe water dripped through into both Wiaces. The barber shop was hurried III moved next door into the room for merly occupied by the water company - an office and temporary quarters Were made ready for business during
 e morning.
 EPutnam telephone employees and G<hers attended dance given ty the
 lployes of the Danielson exchange in
 lat place last Friday evening. The
 nce programme included confetti
 mber, moonlight waltzes, fiashlight
 osteps and a match up twostep.
 >r the last little telephone blue bells
 re distributed, each bearing tele.