Putnam patriot., 1913-08-22

-0mer J. Milot, manager of the N. T. Huribut store, is having two weeks vacation.
 William Foran and Samuel H. Walsh were Providence visitors Sat. urday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Richards spent Sunday in Providence and Rocky Point
 William Vandale is again on duty at N. T. Hurlbut's, after a week $ va cation.
 -G. A. Hammond and wife are en- tertaining MT. and Mrs. Phinney of Haydenville, Mass.
 Clarence A. Stetson and wife of New York, are guests of MT. and Mrs. A. c. Stetson, King street.
 Vernon Warren is laying founda- tion for a new house just east of his present residence on Grove street.
 John NJ. Nichols, son of the late George H. Nichols, is making his an- nual visit at his home in Thompson.
 Attorney Ralph w. Botham and wife of New York have been guests of Mrs. T. P. Gotham, Wilkinson street.
 William H. Pray and wife of Hart ford, who have been visiting in Put nam and Woodstock, returned home Saturday.
 William Wilson has returned from a weeks vacation spent with his sister at the Thousand Islands, N. Y.
 The Southern New England tele- phone company expect to move into their new office building on Grove street October lst.
 Miss Mae Bradley has returned from weeks stay in New York state and the Thousand Islands, where she was the guest of friends.
 Henry Merriam of Boston, has been the guest of his relatives, Misses Emma and Mary Merriam, and L. P. Merriam, South Main street.
 Mrs. Ellen Johnson and daughter, Miss Mary Johnson, have returned from visit with George P. Newell and wife, Washington, R I.
 Leon T. Wilson, who has been with the Nightingale Morse Mills, Inc, for the past three years. will sever his con nection with that company this week.
 Loren G. Williams has installed city water at his home on Grand View. MT. Williams has beautiful place and the outlook is one of the finest views in the city.
 Miss Grace Child, who has been spending her vacation at her home in Putnam, returned to Hartford on Mon- day, her niece Ruth returning with her for few days visit.
 Maxine Cadorette and family of New Bedford have been in the city, coming by automobile. MT. Cadorette is contractor ana lived in Putnam about ten years ago.
 Premium lists of the Windham County Fair can be obtained of the several town committees: Putnam, k. NJ. Wheaton; Thompson, Thomas J. Ryan; and Clarence Lyon, West Woodstock.
 MT. and Mrs. Silas NJ. Wheelock spent the weekend with Mrs. G. liar. old Gilpa.ric at Juniper Point, Me. Miss Mary Wheelock, who has been at the Point several weeks, returned with them Monday.
 A fire started near the factory.of J. B. Tatem d Son last Sunday. It was by dwellers close by, but water was obtained with difficulty. The fire department was not notified. How the fire started is not known.
 States attorney and Mrs. Charles E. lSearls have returned from their rip abroad, during which they spent much of their time viewing the grand northern Norway. Their trip was a delightful one throughout.
 pr. Lee $. Seward of Los, Angeles, Jalif., son of MT. and Mrs. F. w. Sew ard, Grove street, was married Friday night to Miss Barbara Sautelle, daugh- ter of w. E. Sautelle, a Los Angeles banker. They will probably come East for visit in the near future.
 Advertised Letters, August 20:
 GENTLEMEN
 Louis Austin, Williams < Williams.
 LADIES
 Miss Belle IVanasse, Miss NJ. l.. Mrs. Minnie Mcdaniel, Lucy 2obeur, Miss Marietta Warner, Mrs. z. N. Brown.
 Misses Annie, Grace and Olive Beard of Bridgeport are being enter. aimed by the Misses Beard of Grove treet. Misses Phoebe and Geraldine Beard gave an tat home" Tuesday af- ernoon in honor of their guests and hey have also enjoyed automobile parties. Matthew Whalen of Pomfret treet and Miss Mary Allard of Flor. nee street were married by Rev. c. F. Bedard last Thursday evening. They Ire making their home on Florence treet. Both are we'll known in the .ity where they have lived most of heir lives.
 The Clerks are at Roseland Park his Thursday afternoon on picnic outing, the party numbering nearly fifty. The last half holiday outing is to he held Thursday of next week at