Putnam patriot., 1913-01-24

where there is no charge of admis sion as items of news as heretofore
 PUTNAM PATRIOT. Attorney Samuel B. Harvey of Willimantic was in Putnam Monday Henry E. Church of Hartford was in the city Tuesday.
 -Cargill Council, K. of C., is ar ranging for its annual concert and ball. -C. M. Elliott was in Boston Tues day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Boss of Providence were visitors with relatives in Putnam Monday.
 Victor Peloquin has sold his farm at West Thompson and removed 10 Putnam.
 The street department is building a new cinder sidewalk on Walnut street.
 Two deserters from the United States Navy were captured in Thomp- son by Sheriff Bates recently and talk en to the Charlestown navy yard.
 -Zephreim Croto, employed at the Putnam Woolen company's mill, fell from a truck Saturday, breaking his nose. He was taken to the hospital. M. M. Dwyer, state warden of the K. of C., was in New Haven Sunday attending the conferring of the third degree upon Ia class of students from Yale university.
 Henry Johnson continues to gain strength at the Day Kimball hospital. He is now able to walk about the ward and hopes to be discharged before long.
 Miss Gladys A. Farmer was the guest of Miss Esther Spratt in Woon- socket last Friday evening, attending reception of the High school in that city.
 A number of Putnam Masons at tended the meeting of Putnam lodge at South Woodstock on Saturday and witnessed the working of the E. A. degree.
 Principal c. c. Spratt and F. w.. Keaney,of Woonsocket High school, formerly of the Putnam High school, were week end visitors in Putnam. Miss Gertrude Hall was called to her home in Milford, N. H., Saturday, on account of the illness of her moth- CT. Miss Ethel Strahan is teaching at the Israel Putnam school during Miss Halls absence.
 Deputy Sherifi George F. Hol- brook is making an inventory of the stock in the store of Samuel Goldberg Samuel, My Clothier) recently closed by an attachment in the interest of the creditors.
 Joseph Montville of this city has become locomotive engineer. Ills run is the boat freight between Wor- cester and New London, and he made his first trip at the throttle Tuesday -Silas M. Wheelock and ia mily, G. Harold Gilpatric and wife, Misses El- len and Mary Wheelock, and Henry A. Wheelock, attended dinner in K bridge Saturday at which Is relatives were present.
 If an expected deal goes through if is stated that R. M. Johnson, Levi Hastings, and Edward Johnson, will % to Willimantic to take over Young's hotel in that city. They are experi' enced hotel men and know how to make their guests feel at home, as well as how A modern hotel should be con- ducted.
 Advertised Letters, January 21:
 GENTLEMEN
 Arthur C. Christiann, MT. Dazil, Marshall Gaduric, ,Frauk Benchard, ChaS Fralick. E. J. Hughes, Warren Thatcher. H. A. Ladd, Catanzaro Francesca.
 Miss Millie Bennett, Mrs. NJ. Il. Green.
 Tea-Tenhi the last opera composed hv Inc late Burton E.. Leavitt, IS oreat work taken from the Bible. over I9O characters are in the play. Musi- clans state that it is wonderiui pro duction. John A. Morse and Jonn A. Morse. IT,. of Putnam rehearsed the opera many times with MT. Leavitt. They are thoroughly acquainlea "iln the ideas MT. Leavitt wished to oring out. It has been suggested that a company composed of talen. i,uni d Putnam. Danielson, Willimantic, anu Norwich be organized to present tnis opera in each of the above places: by such an arrangement it is believed that the opera could be successfully and satisfactorily produced.-Daniei son Transcript.
 Putnam musicians who nave exam ined the work are of the opiniou Una it is beyond the power and reach 0 any but professional talent and there fore do not believe the above sugges ton would be feasible.