Putnam patriot., 1913-01-17
-Engineer C. E. iler of Nor wich was in the city ty.

Engineer C. k. iler of Nor wich was in the city ly
 Miss Mary Whd entertained the o. M. club this vi
 Attorney M. H. dr has been elected clerk of the scboard.
 Geo. B. Chamrf Hartford spent Sunday at his hin this city.
 -Omer Milot spetnday with his mother in WorceS
 pr. E. l.. Simpsolback in his office after ian abseu account of grippe.
 Mrs. Louis Rect spending few days with her Hs in Brook, lyn, N. Y.
 -George w. Butts South Wood stock has bought thekk Montville place near Harrisvilk
 Mrs. Joseph PlS wife of Re- presentative Plessis, he only Put nam lady at the dhor's ball in Hartford.
 The body of Mrsk Sadler, who died in Taunton, waSught here for burial Monday aftert in St. Mary's cemetery.
 The cotton millsS running full and orders are eomifn on tirmer market. but it is hafget sufficient help to keep up caR production'
 Court Jacques Her, F. of A. held their installatid officers Tues day vevening. Therps large at- tendance. RefreshIB were served.
 Webster High ss will come to Putnam this Fridfvening for a game of basket biwith Putnam High. This will u good game to watch.
 The A. Vito (truction Com- pany of Thompson been awarded contract to bull piece of state road in Holland. I'll is 3,653 feet of road to build the colt price being $S, 800.
 W. V. Chapdel, clerk in the post office, is havihis annual 17 days leave of absen He IS at the New York automolshow and will go from there to Wagton, ID. U.
 The monthly bun of the state hoard of health giyor Putnam 12 birtbs in Noyeml In December there were IS deathpresenting an annual death rate p,ousand of 11.9. Eastford and Pomfrad no deaths.
 Simon Berthia has resigned his position as bopinner TOT the French River TexiCompany and returned to PutnaI Before he left he was presented itain pen by his employes as a to of their high esteen.
 Henry Johnsomo was so badly injured when he w&ruck by a loco' motive in the loerailway yards Thanksgiving morI, I,remains at the Day-Kimball hospi He does not gain strength rapieand his arm IS not yet healed.
 The installationerclse Of Camp George w. Child S.p., held In the Park theatre Fridayening was an interesting affair. abers Of various affiliated societies present. There was was discussioelative to pro- curing permanent qers.
 Mrs. Arthur Hraig, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frkies formerly of Putnam, died recentt her home III Baltimore. Her nen name was Ethel iKies and she's well known in Putnam where attended the public and High scb. Burial was in Danielson.
 III. H. Davenpol Pomfret was granted a permit the Common Council Tuesday ting to erect a livery stable and gte on property he recently purcha just north of Keiths stable. Builg will begin AS soon as possible. Davenport is not ready to state hians further ex- cept to say that the lldings will be leased to other part
 Fritz Hansen chichester, N h., who was a comingestleriw he was appearing in nhes in this city about four years aga now the recog- nized middleweighnampion of the world, and is comrriing big purses for appearance in uarger cities of the country.
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