Putnam patriot., 1913-04-04

William Walsh of South Manches- ter was visitor in Putnam Monday.
 A number of Putnam people at. tended the military ball at Danielson last Thursday evening.
 Miss Mary Hartman of New York has been the guest of her brother, Rev. C. J. Hartman.
 The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Mary, Gardner Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 Mrs. Henry A. Allard and child of Waltham are visiting relatives in town.
 w. P. Coveu try has bought the c. G.. Smith property near the Little Dan Tavern.
 -J. H. Cole of Putnam Heights re- moved this week with his family to | Roxbury, Mass.
 Mrs. NJ. H. Medbury attended a meeting of the state D. A. k. as dele gate from the local chapter, in Ches hier, last week.
 l William D. Leonard, Jr., has re- 1 turned to his home in Holden after a visit with his grandmother, Mrs. Will liam Leonard, Providence street.
 Hammond Knowlton 6s Co. and
 the Eureka Silk Company each con-
 tributed $l00 to the fund for the flood sufferers in Ohio.
 | The engagement of Harry Otis
 Wright of this city and Miss Dorothy
 J. klebart of Webster was announced
 in Webster last Wednesday evening. | Sister Reside of New Britain, in
 the world Miss Josephine Kelley of
 Woodstock, is spending a few days on
 a visit with relatives and friends in
 this city.
 Randolph Bailey, agent of the
 Adams Express Company in this city,
 has been transferred to Greenwich. He
 will leave for his new position as soon as his successor arrives. l Members of the fire department
 were called out Wednesday afternoon | for an obstinate brush fire which start
 ed on land of E. M. Wheaton south of
 the city
 | Mrs. Ghauncey Morse, who has
 been in Danielson with her sister, Mrs, l Marcus Wood, the past six months,
 has returned to her home in Putnam much improved in health.
 Putnam Nest of Owls held sue
 cessful public dance in their hall on l Pomfret street Saturday evening. This
 Thursday night supper followed by a
 dance for members only will be held. 1 Judge Milton H. Shumway of the Superior court Monday afternoon con-
 tinued the injunction preventing the
 Windham County Savings Bank of
 Danielson from receiving tor paying out money.
 The North End social club, com- | prised of members from Mechanics street and the northern end of School street, held an enjoyable social and dance in Odd Fellows hall Saturday | evening. Music was furnished by the \ Cargill orchestra. Light refreshments
 were served.
 Mrs. Archibald Macdonald, who went to New Jersey to care for her daughter who was i'll, has returned home, her daughter accompanying
 her. She is much better and improv- ing steadily.
 There will be meeting of the Put nam Equal Franchise league at the home of Mrs. w. l.. Beard, Grove street, Tuesday, April Sth, at 8 p. m. Mrs. M. Toscan Bennett, vice presi- ] dent of the Hartford league, will be the speaker All are invited. It is announced in Putnam as well ! as elsewhere that ice is to be advanced in price to the consumer this summer. Five cents per hundred more than last year will be charged and no five cent pieces will be delivered but the five cent pieces will be sold from the wagons.
 At the wedding performed in the Congregational church last Thursday there was introduced a novelty. The bridal procession formed in the chapel, the pastor led the way, followed by the bride and groom and their six guests behind whistling the wedding march.
 John A. Morse, Jr., is rehearsing with side partner about four feet tall for hiRh-grade musical act in vaude- vile. The act, which will soon get it's tryout in Gardner, Mass, comprises violin, clarinet and saxophone selec- tions as well as vocal numbers. The first church wedding to be held for a couple that came to Putnam to evade the law of the Bay State was held in the Congregational church last Thursday afternoon, Rev. F. D. Sar- gent officiating. The parties were Carleton R. Dean and Rosalie Reim- old, both of Worcester. They were at- tended by two other couples. Israel Putnam lodge No. 33, l. 0. 0. F., worked the scarlet degree on Tuesday evening. An invitation was received from Maanexit lodge of Web ster to join them in celebrating the 94th anniversary of the founding of Odd Fellowship at Worcester, April 1s. A committee was appointed to confer with the Webster committee. A