Putnam patriot., 1913-08-29

storei ls>having her vacation. David Law of Buds, H., is visit ing his brother,A, N. Law " ho is very ill.
 Mrs. Ray C. Bosworth has been entertaining her mother, Mrs. John J Dimon, of Hartford.
 Mrs. Augustine NJ. Bartlett is the guest Of A. D. Mcintyre and family, Mantle.
 Mrs. George L. Baldwin has re- turned from her old home, Townsend Harbor, Mass.
 Mrs. Thomas A. Lake of Limona, Fla, is the guest of Miss Ellen Whee- i lock, Church street.
 Mrs c. Harold Gilpatfic was the guest of relatives at Pleasant View on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Howard E. Brown and son Harold are spending few days in Providence.
 -Benj jamin Cogswell and wife have returned from a trip to the White Mountains, and are living in Dayville. l William Vale and N. Peloquin have returned from a trip to Niagara l Falls, Montreal, and Quebec.
 Mrs. Andrew V. Frost and daugh- ters Wilhelmina and Geraldine, re- turned Wednesday from a stay of two weeks at Weirs, N H.
 Mrs. E. C. Rogers and her sister, Miss Gertrude Myers, have returned to Putnam after spending the summer at their old home in Nova Scotia.
 -E. C. Rogers and Charles Dean will leave next week for a months fishing and hunting in New Bruns- wick.
 Next Monday is the last day of the summer half hour service on the troll ley road. After that day the cars will l be run once an hour.
 Henry A. Wheelock and Edward H. Burt will leave Sunday for Nor folk, Va, going to Richmond, Wash 1 ington and other places. | Gilman Brown and wife have 1 been visiting friends in Portland and Passport, Me. They will return home Saturday.
 -Rhoda the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. G. Harold Gilpatric, recent ] ly underwent an operation for the re- moval of adenoids. John A. Dady came home last Thursday from a fishing trip among l the Adrondacks, where he was the guest of Dr. J. J. Russell.
 w. L. Russell is back in the rail- road ticket office after vacation at his old home in Stoughton, Mass. Mrs. Russell has remained for longer visit.
 Francis Bfodeur and wife of May nard street have been entertaining their niece, Mrs. Normandin of New Bedford.
 Byron G. sherman, class 1906, P. H. S., now physical director of the Y. M. C. A. at .Morristown, N. J., is the guest of his mother on Woodstock ave nue.
 Mrs. John o. Fox and daughter Hazel, and Miss Hattie B. Fox, have been occupying ia cottage near Peace dale, R. l., in company with Rdv. G. A. Ferguson's family.
 To-day, Thursday, ends the weekly half-holiday of the clerks. Although they have not been kindly favored by the weather man they have held sev- eral enjoyable outings.
 pr Omer LaRue, George Potvin and Napoleon Jette are delegates from this city to the gathering of Franco American clubs in Hartford Sept. ', s and g..
 In another column will be found a notice of an auction of personal prop erty at the Murray place in West Woodstock, Monday, Sept. Sth. There are various things to be sold that might attract anyone.
 Advertised Letters, August 26:
 GENTLEMEN
 Lowell Pure, Joseph Leonard Mer- rick, Frank St. Georges, Master John o Brien, Otto Carlson, Nils C. Malm- quist.
 LADIES
 Mrs. Phoebe Brown, Miss Clara Bi- beau, Mrs. Emma Joslin, Mrs. John II. Greenhalgh, Mrs. Lettia Williams, Miss Lurgie McJrear.
 -.drs. Ovila Guertin, Church street, entertained the Circle La Violette and friends Tuesday evening in honor of her birthday. Whist was played. Mrs. Pierre Bonin was awarded the first prize and Mrs. Alfred Gilman the second prize. Mrs. Guertin was pre- sented string of gold mounted rosary beads by the circle. Refreshments were served.
 An occasional correspondent says: While l most heartily agree with Rev. J. R. Stubbert in many things, l beg to differ with him on remaining Elm street to Washington street. As Elm street is fast losing its beautiful elm trees, and as the section from Bugbee corner to Union square is certainly misnomer under the name Main street, | would suggest that the two streets combined be Putnam's Main street The reverend gentleman notes that