Putnam patriot., 1913-09-19
items of Local Interest

-AuhHr C. Keith is attending ihe Post busine-s college. Worcester
 Mrs. (. F. Waterman has returned from Kelsey Point V here she spent the summer.
 Miss Margaret Dolnn has returned from trip 10 Niagafa Faiis and other pisces in New York siaie.
 Tine Misses Egan have returned from attending the millinery openings in New York.
 Mrs. Justin Green has returned from a Boston hospital and Is in better nesiih than for some time past
 Mrs. Ida G Kennedy has returned from visit with her brother in Paw tueset.
 Miss Diane Breauit has been st- tending the miliineryopenings in New York.
 Miss Ruth Partello aill entertain the sannyside club at husking this Friday evening.
 B. W. sheldon and wife of Far rows stree, are in the While Noun tains.
 Letter carrier Henry l.. Converse Is spending his vacation al Crescent Beach.
 John 4. f. Warner returned to his siuiies al the Worcester Tech on We'd nesday.
 -Riehard German and Charles Se- der attended the funeral of Mrs. Geo. M Fine in Pitlsiield, Friday.
 -George r. Miner went to Hartford last Friday to join lhe Shriners at their 1 outing al Lake Compounce.
 Miss Marjorie Baker returns this week from her vacation spent at south ampton, Long Island.
 Miss 4. N. Enyard returned on "Wednesday from Princeton, Mass, where she spent the summer.
 -Ralph Beisoneau, P. II. s. 1915, Wfil leave Saturday 10 enter Bates col lego, Lewiston, Me. l -F. W. Perry and Thomas FInehan attended the annual reunion of ihe 25lh Msss., volunteers, st Worcester last week
 Henry 4. Wheelock and Edward II. Burt returned from trip to Rich mond, Washington, Atlantic City and New York, Sunday evening.
 The Crescent Park house, annex casino, and bowling alley, at Crescent Beach, were completely destroyed by fire Sunday night.
 -Ebenezer Bishop, a member of A. l C. Warner Post, G A. K, has been in i Chattanooga, Tenn, as delegate from l Connecticut to ,the National eneamp- ment of the C. A. K.
 Merrill F. Paine, formerly princi- pal of Israel Putnam school, returned last week from Saybrook where be spent the summer He Jeff Nednes day to enter Clark university as 8 sophomore.
 Dr. S. B. Overlook who has been confined to his bed at the Hartford hospital Is snid to be slowly improving and hopes 10 be removed 10 his home in Pomfret about the first of the month.
 The monthly bulletin Of the State |
 Board of Health shows that Putnam | bad 10 deaths in August. In July here were II births and 57 marriages The only case of infectious disease re ported was one of consumption.
 The recognizing of the Putnam troop No. l, Boy Scouts, will take place in the Baptist church Friday evening at o'clock. Boys over l. N ho would like 10 join are invited to attend.
 Miss Eunice E. Albright, teacher of the violin, Of Boston, has formed a class in Putnam Her card will be found in another column. Miss All bright is violin soloist and teacher ei unusual ability, and has references oi the highest character.
 Vice president Huestis and Vice president Nhaley, with (. l.. Bardoi general manager of the New Haven road, were iii Putnam Friday, also J ?. 1rowDridge, special freight sgentr New Haven, and E. H. Morse, passen. ger trainmaster, Boston.
 Invitations have been sent out for the wedding of Miss Ethel May Sullt. van to Edmund T. Flynn of Boston at St. Mary's church, Wednesday morning at To o'clock. Miss Sullivan Is the daughter Of NIT. and Mrs. James sullivan. She was born in this city and attended Notre Dame academy.
 About 50 names have been re- moved from the voting lists Of the town Of Putnam by the registrars oi voters, these removals due to deaths, change of residence and other causes. The total of voters is reduced from l3ls by the removals, but will be increased again, as indicated by the applications to be made that are coming in.
 Freight business over the Midland division out Of Putnam is big and growing all Of the time. In addition to the three regular trains two or three double header freights ate being run out of here daily. In the freight yards and at the freight transfer about ll0