Putnam patriot., 1913-01-10

sion as items or news as heretofore.
PUTNAM PATRIOT.
Rev. B. f. Benoit will preach in
French at the Baptist church Sunday
afternoon at $50 o'clock.
William w. Dwyer was at Paw
tucket Friday, attending the funeral
of relative.
George A. Shureman of Worcester
was visitor Friday with Putnam
friends.
Landlord Mcclellan of the Hotel
Chickering is renovating the hotel Of
flee.
Miss Beatrice Dwyer of Hartford
has been spending her vacation with
her parents in this city.
e. l.. Perreault and wife OF Sara
nae Lake, n. Y, have been calling on
relatives in the city. They are former
residents of Putnam.
Miss Laura Phinney of East Hart
ford was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Hammond over Sunday. Saturday
she entertained the members of the o.
NJ. club.
The BARRIERS Local, No. 405, has
elected the following officers:
President, William Robarge.
Vice President, Alcide Sr. Gnge.
Secretary, Dolor Viens.
Treasurer, Fred Bodo.
Recording Secretary, Thomas Kelley.
An open meeting of Elizabeth Por-
ter Putnam chapter d. A. r.. will be
held in Odd Fellows'shall, Monday af
ternoCn, January ID. Each member
may invite one guest. The executive
committee will not meet on this date.
The Putnam Social and Athletic
Club have arranged the following card
for next Monday night in Hammond
hall: Dick Borjajian of Putnam VS.
Uric Bardier of Putnam, 6 rounds;
Ray Smith OF killingly VS. Arthur
Faucner of North Grosvenordale, 8
rounds; Honey Melody of Boston VS.
Noah Brusso of Attleboro, II rounds.
There will be meeting of A. G.
Warner w. r. G.. in Odd Fellows hall
Tuesday afternoon, January IA, at 2.3O
O'Clock. The officers elect will be in
stalled by Past National President,
Mrs. Harriet j. BODICE of Hartford.
social hour will follow. The ladies of
the w. II. G.. are always pleased to
meet Mrs. BODICE and it is hoped every
member will be present. Secretary.
Advertised Letters, January I:
GENTLEMEN
Walenty Witka, AL Signor, Sannie
Cleners, Henry G.. Moran, Edwin II.
Baker Jencks Spinning Co., Giovanni
Maria Pasella di Giovanni, Gioyanni
Ontonnier, Thomas Earl, 2.
LADIES
Mrs. Jos. Beaudry, Mrs. NJ. III.
Green, Miss Marguerite Riel, Miss ida
Smith, Mrs. John G. Bates, Miss
Agnes Malweny, Mrs. Ellen Gildard,
Mrs. Daniel }. Kerrigan, Mrs. Lillian
NJ. keneh, Mrs. Thos. Earl.
A lumberjack who works for a To-
cal firm told while in Putnam Friday
afternoon of shipment of hickory
wood that was recently made to New
York from a station in eastern Connec-
ticut. There was two carloads, "a
cords, and it brought the good price of
$40 cord. The wood is to be used in
preparing smoked meats.
Mayor Macdonald ordered Main
street cleaned up last Friday. There
were several inches of black oily mud
on the street and there was considera-
BILE complaint regarding it. When it
came to the ears of the mayor several
wagons and a number of men were
soon on the job carting away the oozy,
oily top dressing. The improvement
OF Main street is one of the things that
the mayor recommends in his annual
message.
Conductor Oliver, the conductor
ON the Putnam west-end local, was in
jured Friday afternoon at SteePs cross
ing in Bolton. He was under his train
doing some work when the train start
ed, His foot was mangled, his ribs
were broken, and there were other in
juries. He was brought to Manches-
ter by the locomotive of his train and
attended by DIR. II. r. Sharoe and then
taken to Hartford hospital.
In an endeavor to give southbound
travellers better connections out OF this
city the Connecticut company has
been experimenting this week with an
express service to Danielson, meeting
all fast trains through this city, but as
yet the trolley company has made no
announcements relative to these cars
and nothing definite as to the service
is to be anticipated until such an
nouncements are made.