Putnam patriot., 1913-05-09
PUTNAM CONN., FRIDAY,


 Mrs. Lena Green has returned from Florida.
 Samuel Hopkins and wife spent Sunday i'm Boston.
 Rev. c. F. Bedard has bought a Ford touring car of agent NJ. R. Joy. Miss Edith C. Brown has returned from visit with friends in Hartford.
 --Silas NJ. Wheelock and Henry A.. Wheelock are on business trip toNew York.
 The Putnam Woolen Co.,, has pur- chased a pair of draught horses of Stanford Davis.
 -Chas. A. Seeley has removed from Mechanics street to farm he has pur- chased near the Children's Home. Members of Mizpah Rebecca lodge, I. 0. O. F. were guests of the lodge in Webster Wednesday evening.
 -Mizpah Rebekah lodge is to visit Arbutus lodge at Webster next Mon- day evening, going on the 5.55 trolley.
 Mrs. Mary Marsh was most pleas. ingly remembered by Maybasket from the boys of her Sunday school class on May lst.
 Peter Bonin of this city has been ! appointed local superintendent of the Prudential Insurance company in l place of Philip Munier resigned.
 Perry Joslin,..a nephew of F. w. Perry of this city, fell into an elevator well in the mill at North Grosvenor- dale last Friday, dislocating his shoul- der.
 Rev. J. B. King of Eastford will l deliver the memorial day address this year. MT. Geo. A. Hammond will be president of the day and w. B. Whit temore, marshal.
 The Sacred Heart society will hold | whist in St. Mary's hall next Tues day evening at s o'clock. There has been a large advance sale of tickets.
 Rev. A. Huizinga and family Of New York, are spending the summer in Ipswich, Mass. MT. Huizinga was i formerly paster of the Thompson Con- gregational Church. His wife was Miss Mathewson of South Woodstock and Washington, D. C.
 Members of the Sacred Heart society have formed band with Amidee Lucier, leader. Many of the old musicians of the city have joined and it is expected to have 2l pieces It will furnish music for the conven' ton in this city June Sth. All catho' lie societies in the city will be invited to participate.
 l The semi-annual district meeting of L'Union St. Jean Baptist d'Amer. que was held in Willimantic Sunday afternoon. There were twenty. one de legates and they came from North Grosvenordale, Putnam, Williams vile, Danielson, Wauregan, Moosup, Norwich, Taftville and this city. The 1 meeting was held in the Center street armory.
 It looks as though Putnam might have building boom in the near fu- ture. It is understood that local contractor has contract for six houses. It is contemplated by the owners of the Putnam fair grounds of erecting houses on that property. A land owner or the west side of the Quine- baug is contemplating laying out house lots. There is a demand for medium priced rents and very few, if any, vacant houses or tenements.
 Attorney Ernest c. Morse, who was recently admitted to the bar of the State Of Connecticut, has opened an office in this city. MT. Morse is a graduate of Putnam High school, Am herst College and New York law school. He has been a member of the bar of New York state for the past ten years and was connected with Alexan- der X Green, Jaw firm that stands high in the profession in New York city. Attorney Morse bought the library and office fixtures of Attorney John F. Carpenter and has opened the office for general law practice. He is the son Chauncey Morse, and is well known in Putnam.