Putnam patriot., 1913-05-23
Mrs. c. F. Waterman spent Tues.

T
 has been the guest of Mrs. Marcia Cut
 Ter, Church street.
 Mrs. Benoit Tetreault and daugh-
 ters have been spending several days
 in Danielson.
 Norman Badmington was burned
 about the face while at work on his
 automobile recently. l Mrs. J. J. Russell and Mrs.
 Charles Letters left Tuesday for stay
 at Pleasant View.
 | Ralph P. Kenyon and wife of
 Waltham, formerly of Putnam, were
 in the city Saturday.
 A number from this city attended
 the Yale--Holy Cross base ball game at Worcester Saturday afternoon.
 Secretary Charles D. Hine, of the
 State Board of Education, was in the
 city Friday on his way to Danielson. George H. Ryder gives his second
 organ recital in the Congregational
 church at Wauregan Wednesday even-
 ing.
 Miss Bessie l.. Champlin, Bradley
 street, has returned from stay with her sister, Mrs. Ewart Brunn, New York.
 Samuel Rich and wife were guests
 of Mrs. Rich s father, G. A. Hawkins, at his cottage at Quonocontaug Beach
 over Sunday.
 Frank C. Leonard of Philadelphia, formerly of this city, was the guest of Mrs. NJ. G. Leonard, South Main street, Thursday night. The Killingly high school baseball team has met with its first defeat Of the season, the Pomfret School team
 winning to 0 game. Charles E. Pratt, Bradley street, superintendent of rural schools, has accepted position at the State Nof-
 maj school, New Britain. Mrs. Mary Brennan who has lived
 in Putnam for many years, with her daughters, Misses Nellie, Lottie and Grace, have removed to Worcester. Mrs. J. E. Kent, Church street, is | in Detroit as a state delegate to the na- tional convention of the Foreign Mis-
 sionary society of the Baptist church. -P. J. hurlihe of Willimantic, for merly of this city, who is now track superintendent for the Consolidated road between Franklin and Putnam is to remove to Franklin. He was in the | city last Thursday.
 Friends of Joseph E. Rawson, for merly of Putnam, now of Whitlns- vile, Mass, are preparing to give him a post card shower on his 10th birth day this week Saturday. He is vet eran of the Civil war. Mem bers of the G. A. R., all sol- | diers and sailors, and members of kin dred bodies, are requested to meet at | G. A. R. headquarters, Pomfret street, | Sunday morning at 10 o'clock sharp to
 attend memorial service at St. Phil- | ip's church.
 -Steeple Tom Fitzpatrick, who re- gently returned from Boston where he | has been working on the historic Old South church, is spending the week in l Putnam. He does all kinds of nigh work and his advertisement appears
 on another page. He can be addressed
 at this office.
 | -Workmen excavating for sewer connections in front of Mark Wilson's
 store last week unearthed some bones
 at depth of about six feet. There
 was some speculation as to whether l the bones were those of human being or an animal, but are believed to be
 the latter.
 Mrs. Angelina Bousquet enter
 tained the Circle la Violette Friday at
 her home on Church street. The hon. 1 ors of the whist were won by Mrs.
 Palmyre Tetreault and Mrs. Arzelia 1 Gilman, first prizes, and Mrs. Lucie Menard the consolation prize. Re freshments were served after the cards.
 | -One of the prettiest and largest | May baskets that ever went from Thompson Hill was hung at Miss l Beatrice Kennedy's front door Friday
 evening, and ali the Grange and as | many more had a delightful time. 1 MT. Kennedy has just enlarged his house and it still is too small when their Thompson friends go there to-
 gethsr.
 | The annual meeting of the Wom- ans Educational Council will be held | in the Center Church House, Hartford,
 May "A, at two o'clock p. m. Dr. Fred
 erick H. Sykes, president elect of the l Connecticut Woman's College will
 speak, subject, "The relation of college
 to vocationn N. H. B atchelder, ,presi- dent of the Loomis Institute to be To- cated in Windsor, will speak :of "The Institute, it's aims and ideas" The l public is invited.
 l Judge J. M. Tatem of Eastford
 was in Springfield Saturday on busi-
 ness and as he was driving his car out of a side street from one of the main
 tboroughfares . four.ton auto truck
 owned by contracting firm struck
 his car in the rear. The car will have
 to have a new body and there was
 some other damage done to the gear
 and one tir. was badly used up. Judge