Putnam patriot., 1913-10-17

James W Hall spent Wednesday in Hartford.
 Louis IN. Ingraham is removing his family to Worcester this. week.
 T. C. Jacobs of Boston is clerk in the Putnam Inn.
 Alderman j. Harry Mann is still confined to his home by illness.
 Bunk Commissioner Holt Of Hart ford was in Putnam Wednesday.
 Miss Lucy Davefn of Worcester has been the guest of relatives here.
 Miss Josephine Gfosvenor has been the guest of her brother, Walter Gros- venor, and family, Boston.
 The semi-annual meeting Of the Windham County Medical society is being held in Danielton today.
 Rev B. F. Benoit will preach in French at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 3.30.
 Judge F. F. Russell returned Sat urday from business trip to New York, Philadelphia, and Hartford.
 Arthur Clark and wife of Middle ton, Mass, spent Sunday with friends in Putnam.
 Miss Beatrice Davis, a former teacher in the Putnam High school, was visitor in the city Monday.
 George E, Champlin has returned from western trip and has been the guest of his mother on Bradley street.
 Albert l.. Guild is the guest of rel atives in Windham, Hampton and Norwich.
 Edward Sites is removing his family 10 the David Clark house on Killingly avenue.
 Judge L. IL Fuller is in Paris, Kentucky, where he will attend to some business matters connected with the Paris Water Co.
 --G. Allen Hawkins and wife re- turned Satufday from their cottage at l Quonoehontaug beach, having been there since May l,
 A county Sunday school conyen- tion is to be held in Central Village next N ednesday afternoon and even ing.
 Miss 1 lice Thompson, an employ. ment secretary at BostonG University, was guest .of her brother over Sun | day.
 "A Woodstock lady lost veil al the Pomlret pageant. She put small ad. vertisement in this paper. She has her veil again.
 --G. l.. Adams, foreman at the Ob- server office, has resigned to accept a position with Worcester publishing l house.
 A meeting Of the Putnam Equal | Franchise League will be held at the home of Mrs. W J. Bartlett, Elm street, on Friday, Get IT, at 7.30 ?. m. Mrs. John Evans Sheppard will speak. Benjamin Baef, who has been sie ward at the Inn for some months, coming here from New York, has re- signed It is understood that he will remain in Putnam.
 -P j. Cheasty and NJ. ]. Fitzgerald have been guests of Landlord J. A. Hart of the Chiekering hotel, coming from Mr. Haft's former home in Aver, Mass.
 Arthur Pray of Worcester, son of the late George ,Pray of Putnam, was in the city last Friday. lie is now a salesman for Boston shoe jobbing house
 | -E. N. Joslyn has broken wrist 1 due to an accident with his automo- bile Mir. Joslyn left his machine standing in front of his office on Front street and when he cranked it up it | started ahead. A road roller stood near by and he was thrown against it.. | He thinks that while he was inside | some one tempered with the machine and threw the clutch into the low speed.
 Professor Walter C. Bronson, head of the English department of Brown University, spent the summer in l Providence working on The History of Brown University, which he Is pre- pairing. The history will be ready for | the celebration of the lath anniversary of the founding of Brown University | in the hall of l9l4. For the past three years Professor Bronson has been en. gagged in collecting material, much of n. bieI hne moi heen used hitherto