Putnam patriot., 1913-09-12

were in the city over sunday.
 The first frost Of the season was re. ported Wednesday morning.
 Albert Marion has resigned his position in Boston and is at his home in Putnam.
 The school board held a meeting Saturday afternoon for general dis eussion.
 The Morse Nightingale company has changed pay day from Monday to Saturday.
 Frank Keany, formerly teacher in the local High school, was visitor here over Sunday.
 Miss Louise Gallagher, formerly a teacher Of Grade eight, was visitor in the city last week.
 MT. and Mrs. John O1Brien spent the week end in Providence and yicin- ity.
 -George Perry and family returned Saturday from few weeks stay in West Mystic, Conn.
 State Central Committeeman Charles F. Gates of Willimantie was in Putnam last Thursday.
 Fifteen Italian laborers arrived Monday to augment the gang work ing on the improvement of Elm street Mra Era.n.e ToaIf, a,,I J.1obtar Miss Gertrude, have returned from a visit with relatives in New York state.
 Mrs. Frank Kent and her niece, Miss Mildred Rice, of Manchester, N. H., were recent visitor in the city.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Paul Kaufman of Cambridge have been the guests of Mrs. kaufman's uncle, l.. 0. Will Hams.
 Jerry Winslow, for l9 years em- ployed Tn the Hammond Knowiton Company's s mill has resigned his posi- ton.
 Mrs. C. Harold Gdlpatric and children returned Monday from Juni- per Point, Me, where they spent the summer.
 -Dr. Lee x. Seward and wife of Los Angeles, Calf, are guests of the for meris parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Seward
 Charles Nuttall has resigned his position in Gentfal Village and has en- tered the employ of the New Haven road as a tinsmith
 A N. Bowen and Louis r. Battey are engaged in taking the census of children Of school age. Their work will take three weeks CT more.
 IVY. l.. Kennedy was in Danielson last thursday to attend the funeral of an uncle, Theodore Kennedy, who died at Moosup Valley.
 The contract has been awarded for dwelling house on the site of the for mer house of Charles Prentice destroy ed in the big fire. William Wright has returned to Lakewood, N. J. 10 resume his posi- tion in the department of sciences, in the High school. The republican caucus to put in nomination candidates for town offers will be held in the municipal building this Thursday evening. Ia Ir x.gslt the last of this week for Nalperiso, In- diana, where he will enter the law school at Nalperiso University.
 Master Henry Quinn returned to his home in Pawtueket Friday, after spending few weeks vacation with his grandmother, Mrs. William Mur- ray, on Oak Hill.
 Albert Rivard and wife of Taft vile spent sunday with his parents, Joseph P. Rivard and wife, Green street.
 Augustus II Cutler, engineer for the Eureka silk Company, has been in SprineG field this week to attend the nalionnl convention of stationary en- gineers uenf4 Baker of Woodstock k substituting for mm.
 NIT. and Mrs Dewitt Park will take ehafee of tine county home for children a> experimentation matron on October 1, when Mir. and Mrs. Job Thatcher leave to live on their farm al Dudley,
 Miss Theresa Nj. Siegel, who was heard with so much pleasure Inst sea son in "rhe Fortune Hunter,n will give program of miscellaneous read ings in the Melho dist church Wednes- day, Sept. 24, \ delightful evening is in store for those whe attend adv
 Charles A, Wallace reported to the police sunday that he had had Sl88 stolen from him. He went 10 bed with his roll in his pocket and when he woke up a,man who slept with him was gone, also the money. -lhS town senool coiilhhtlee hhs ue- eided to it up the manual training room at the High school, for which equipment has been on hand for some time. \ manual training tcourse will very probably soon be introduced into the school course.
 There was solemn high mass of requiem al St, MarN's church Friday morning at the funeral services for Joseph Brodenr, 55, who died at his