Putnam patriot., 1913-10-24
Items of Local Interest

-Mrs Esf1ssegh smith azs the eaesi q friends in D9fchesssf oyer -aoday
 -Depatv -aefg Geo. F Holbroek and wife eagenalsed thefr son George and .eife of W0onsoeket over sunday.
 -dr. and wFs -. M. Wheelsek aad children spent tbe week end at theIr cottage as Peasant View
 -Rsg. C. ,. Hartman aas la Mid dIetes3n. AoBdsy. to attend She fsne- raj af ths wife ef elassmate.
 -Mf.- Lille Leach ea. in Boston reeealIs la saiend feanaon Of ihs ( .e.- Ionlai small family of America.
 -E. r- Rogers q the Putnam Inn Ien- 1ndag afgerno7n for another hunt. ing sap 10 Ssa BFansaiek.
 -Dt Louis E Bfo~a of Middle to4a has been She guest q his mother in ili. ely.
 -Wafses f. ATey has bought the f-.saarant of Ale1 auder Breallt ia tbe Pe.9qaIn block on P0nffet street
 Tine equipment in the cid tele- phone building 9n 5oalh Main street . 5slng taken 9at-
 -faairaetnfs haze eDmmsueed the #ofk q building lbe ssale road be- tseen Chaplin and ssstfof1. They are al sofk en the Esstfef4 end of lbe load
 -Henfy |. Weich aad Addia If. fFeIch are in Belcherlewn, Massa at- tending tae HGIeth anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. G. t. Alien.
 -Ffances TetreaaIt has resigned as bookkeeper for 8hippie d Gilpalfic to accept a position uIlh the Hartford Rubber works at Hartford.
 Peter Bonin. local manager of a life insurance company, vas recently presented q diploma and 8 gold medal far Sue completion of fse years of faithful and efficient service.
 -asaager 9eo 8 flne ofthe Brad Ieg theatre was ia Boston IHesday and completed arrangements for ths ape peassnce here Of tae Boston opefa company
 Miss Freda lsfief. formerly of Putnam. nov appearing ia vaudeville aith Gertrude Hoffman and company spent Monday @ith Mrs William Raf- feftF
 Mfrs Augustus IF Basisoa and slaughter Elizabeth of 'xbndee, and Miss Fanny Hines of Washington, D G., were guests Friday Of " r.. Da}i- son and family.
 The ladies Of the " R. C. @iIi hold rummage sale ln Owls hall, Kent block, Noyembet !2th. Dona. tons for tHe sale may be sent 0 Irs. LItlie Leach.
 A eAHD-Mr Geo II Ryder desires Co return thanks to Inc mang friends for the Eiud words and deeds rendered during Hi- aite' illness aud at her de. eease
 -c. N tlagg and daughter Marion oi Danieko8, have been la New York attending Ine electrical show Mr flHgz formerly lived in Putnam and is now connected with the Light < Power company iu Daniels9u.
 Ms. W. 1T. Holmes and son Rieh- ard spent sunday with A. W. Mac donald and family, Oak HlH. Mfs Macdonald returned lo Westerly with them Sunday afternoon fora short visit. Rev John N Walker Of Winner, south Dakota, arrived in Putnam on Friday afternoon. and expects To re- ruain here for some time. He was for nerly rector of 5t. Philips church.
 III. Goodman, shoemaker, who came to Putnam from New London about three weeks ago Is missing from his home on Elm street. Mir. Good man disappeared Monday night Mrs. Goodman, who k il and daughter, ls years of age, are left here in des- fi,ule condition.
 -Ninfred Dimon, son Of J j. Di-  mon and Miss Lillian Sheeney were married st Hartford on Wednesday Of last week. The Dim0ns al one time lived in Putnam. Their daughter, Mts. Ray C- Bosworth and her nus band were among Putnam people who attended the wedding
 The Western nion Telegraph company |, 10 erect small storage building fog keeping various supplies in this city The site for the building has not been decided, but IL may be lo- caied south ot the building occupied as an office by the Adams Express company near lhe railroad station.
 Advertised Letters, Oct. 1T.
 GENTLEMEN
 John Fefxis, G E. 0iney, C fl. Bos worth. John Johnson, N E Chase, Ilsi Benait. relyfino Maria Tamju tino Maglc.
 LAptUs
 Mss Dot Bunker, Miss teleste Rich ard, Jennie Diamond, Mrs. kegena Diposy.
 At st. Marys church on Friday morning at 9 o'clock, Rev. C. F. Be dafd was eeiebranl of the high mass ot requiem al the funeral Of Mrs. Maree. line Coutermanehe The service was attended by many relatives and friends Of the deceased, number of surround rng towns and cities being represented. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
 Ward was received here Monday