Putnam patriot., 1913-07-25

MT. hpu MS. LOUIS 1lOuliSl nave ] returned from a week at Rocky Point. l
 Simon Farley of Woonsocket, for merly of Putnam, visited friends here Monday.
 Miss Verna Fuller and William Rich are visiting Mrs. Martha James in Dayville.
 -J. Frsd Waterman and l.. k. Smith were among local business men in New York this week.
 Miss Ivagiene Fuller has returned from a visit of ten days with relatives in Packer and Central Village.
 Joseph Lajoie and son Armand left Monday for months visit with relatives in Montreal and Quebec.
 Mrs. Charles Buekminster and daughter have returned from visit with relatives on Nantucket island.
 Joseph A. Gagne and son Armand left donday for Canada to visit rel atives in Montreal and other places.
 -J. D. Wells and wife of Grove street are entertaining their daughter, Martha NJ. Wells of Cleveland, Ohio.
 --Isadore Guertin and wife have re- turned from months trip through Canada visiting relatives and friends.
 -G. ". Hathaway, who is spend- ing the summer at fiverton, k. l., was at his home on Fremont street Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Mark of Brooklyn, N. Y., have been the guests of Harry C. Meinkin and wife of Fremont street.
 Miss Edith Bowen of this city and Miss Ruth Austin of North Grosvenor- dale are spending week in New ter sey.
 MT. and Mrs. w. Paul Champeau of Uniontown, Pa, spent Sunday with his uncle, Isaac Champeau, and family.
 Miss Antoinette Desautel and sis ter, Mrs. Gauthier, of Pawtucket, k. l., will leave today for visit in Can- ada.
 Henry N Benoit and his brother Frank enjoyed an automobile ride in MT. Benoits machine to Providence River Sunday.
 Miss Crise Delude of Woonsocket, also the Misses Loretta and Emma Re- millard and Beatrice Maynard of this city have gone to Norwich, Vt, for a two weeks vacation.
 Mrs. Julius Cordier and son Ar thur returned Saturday evening from a two weeks stay in Canada. Mrs. Cordier found her father, S9, in excell- ent health for one of his years.
 William fl. Noonan of East Hart ford, the new proprietor of the City Hotel took possession Saturday. He expects to make many improvements and install new furniture.
 -Dr. Omer LaRue, Jesse Rich and ames Rafferty motored to Williman- tic last Thursday evening and were the guests of Landlord Johnson of Youngs hotel, formerly of the City hotel in Putnam.
 Frank NJ. Bennett, teacher in the New York Parental School, with Mrs. Bennett and little daughter Elizabeth returned to their home in Flushing, x. Y, Monday evening, after visit at their home on Chapel street.
 -Fr. Bedard told his congregation Sunday morning that the work on the new school building is progressing finely and is being rapidly pushed to completion. When done he said the schools will .be the equal of any in Eastern Connecticut.
 Richard Whalen, day yard clerk for the Consolidated road in this city, and Agnes Reeves, also of Putnam, wete married in Boston Sunday. They have returned to this sity and are living in the house of k. l.. Davis, South Main street.
 The State Board of Fish and Game Commissioners met Wednesday at the Capitol in Hartford. The bylaw com- mittee, of which Rear Admiral Caspar F. Goodrich is chairman, presented a draft of tentative bylaws, the consid- eration of which was postponed until the next meeting.
 Confessions will be held at St. Mary's church by priests from out of town Friday afternoon fromithree un- til six and in the evening at seven o'clock. Saturday morning at five o'clock there will be . mass for the working people and at eight o'clock there will be . high mass. This is in honor of the feast of St. Anne.
 No start has been made as yet on the Elm street improvement. It is understood that the contractor who was awarded the job has another con- tract to finish before coming here. It is thought it will take sabout thirty days to complete the work after start is made.
 -The Providence Journal says:
 "J. Paul Kaufman, A. B., A. M., son of Rev. M. 5. Kaufman, who for a year has been the Harvard represents tive in the University of Bordeaux has returned to his home at 200 Saratoga street. With Mrs. Kaufman, who xroc MiSs fslorfao pvfhor Qrnu,n fl2, he will go to Cambridge, Mass, this fall to complete post graduate course at Harvard, begun two years o0c