Putnam patriot., 1913-07-18

s-Miss Gladys J. Gagne is spending few days in Taftville.
 -Silas NJ. Wheelock has been on business trip to New York.
 Miss Florence Sargent is visiting her friend, Miss Clarke, in Hartford.
 Miss Lillian Daigle spent week tueket.
 Mrs. A. R. Cole and Miss s. Eliz- abeth Clarke are at Mt. Wachusett this week
 George Champlain of Hartford was the week end guest of his mother on Bradley street.
 Miss Hannah A. Owen of Paw. tucket, is at the home of her nephew, l.. o. Williams.
 Mrs. Julius Cordier and son Ar thur are visiting relatives in Montreal and other parts of Canada.
 On page two will be found list of the jurors from Windham County for the year beginning September 1.
 Mrs. May Lafayertte of Easthamp- ton has been the guest of Ernest Bos- quet and wife, Bridge street. | Mfrs. (. Nj. Green has returned from a ten days trip on Long Island where she has been the guest of Spring field friends.
 l Miss Elizabeth Mowry of Woon- socket and Miss Ruth Williams of Providence are guests of Miss Warren, Grand View.
 w. D. Blake has sold the City Ho- tel business to William H. Noonan x Co. of East Hartford. MT. Noonan is a hotel man of experience. 1 Paul Peterson, Bridge street, was in Providence Sunday as delegate to meeting of Armenians, at which the welfare of that people was discussed. Antonio Bernard and wife, who were married in Norwich the latter part of June have returned from Washington, D. C., and will make their home in Putnam.
 A party was given by Mir. and Mrs. G. A. Hammond at their home l on Oak Hill Saturday evening in hon. or of their guests, Miss Phinney and Miss Breckinridge. A farm hand at the Dr. Murray place in Pomfret had two sribs broken when he was caught in horse fork l Wednesday and thrown against the | rafters of the barn.
 Michael Daigle, who recently grad uated from Worcester Business col lege where he received a medal for speed in shorthand writing, has &C., cepted position with Bowler Bros, of Worcester.
 -Dr. w. H. Holmes, superintend- ent of the Westerly schools, and for mer principal of the Putnam High school, has been engaged to deliver a course of lectures at the summer school at Dartmouth college.
 Miss Isabelle Breckenridge of Williamsburg, and Misses Lora and Edna Phinney of Haydenville, return- ed to their homes Wednesday after visit with their uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. G. A. Hammond, Oak Hill.
 Advertised Letters, July 15:
 GENTI ENEN
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick DePeyster, Edward A. Smith, Harry A. Bandlou.
 LADIES
 Mrs. C. $. Upham Miss Beatrice Pa ters, Mrs. Jolen Rogers, Jr., Miss Ada Tusing.
 Walter D. Torrey, Geo. l.. Bald win and Walter A. Shippee have been appointed committee by the local lodge of Odd Fellows to arrange for clam bake in weich the local lodge and the Webster lodge will unite.
 While Victor Freedley was on his way home from Putnam recently he ran into the wagon of MT. Litchfield in front of Ernest Spencer's and smashed it all to pieces. MT. Litch- field was on the side of the road talk ing and apparently MT. Freedley did not see him in time to avert the acci- dent.
 Several small breaks that have the appearance of the work of boys have been reported to the police. The store of c. K. Heath near the foundry was entered and a number of fishpoles taken. This place has been pilfered time and again without any clue hay ing been obtained as to who is doing the stealing. Warren's lunch room and the Putnam restaurant were both en- tered and small amounts taken from the cash draw in each case.
 The Circle La Violette had their last meeting of the season on Wednes- day of last week going to Crescent Park and Rocky Point. Those in the party were Mrs. Palmyre Tetresult, Miss Josephine Bellerose, Miss Minnie Daigle, Mrs. Anna Bibeault, Mrs. Ar zelia Gilman, Mrs. Herminie Maheu, Miss Anna Carroll, Mrs. Angelina Bousquet, Mrs. velia vandaIe, Mrs. Eliza Daigie, Misses Lillian and Eliz- abeth DaigIe. They were met by friends from Providence and Pawtuck- ct.
 Frederick P. Latimer, chairman of the joint committee of the develop ment of eastern Connecticut, has is- sued invitations to . meeting to be held at Ocean Beach, New London, at h nlclnek Friday afternoon. It is ex-