Putnam patriot., 1913-07-04

for the summer.
Mrs. Hattie Kingsley of Plainfield |
has been the guest of her cousin, Miss |
Angie Kennedy of Church street.
w. II. Harris and wife motored to |
Storrs last week, Mrs. Harris old |
home.
Mrs. Abbie Child of Grove street |
has been the guest of friends at Cres-
cent Beach
DIR. f. P. Todd will be the visiting
physician at the Day Kimball hospi-
tai for July.
Alderman j. Harry Mann and
family left Tuesday for their summer
cottage at Gales Ferry.
Mrs. s. NJ. Wheelock and dsugh-
ters, Sylvia and Elizabeth, have gone
10 PlesBnt View where they will &C.
cupy their new cottage for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allard have an |
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Marion Gertrude to Horace |
J. Major of New York.
Mrs. s. FL. Seward of Rochester, |
\. Y, formerly of Putnam, is the |
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Seward |
of Bradley street.
Mrs. Susan Vinton and Miss Ma |
son of Uxbridge were recent guests of /
Misses Mary and Ellen Wheelock of |
Church street.
Mrs. Miriam Fuller was in Wor- |
eester last week Thursday visiting her |
sister, Mrs. Samuel Hopkins, a patient |
at the City hospital.
Mrs. Henry Quinn and two chill |
dren, Henry and Catherine, of Paw |
tueket, r. T., have been recent guests ,
of John O'Brien and family on Oak |
Hill.
Local members attended the meet |
ing of Montgomery council, r. and S. |
NJ, in Danielson, Friday evening, |
some being candidates for the L. NJ |
degree.
Many large new touring cars are |
seen In the city daily and attract con-
ones is a 1918 model Packard owned |
by E. A. Swain of Pomfret and Prov
idence.
The Neigborhood Association of |
Pomfret are preparing for big safe |
and sane celebration on the Fourth. |
There will be music, speeches, dinner,
and all sorts Of athletic contests with |
fireworks in the EVENING"
DIR. s. b. Overlook of Pomfret is
improving very slowly at the Hartford
hospital. He has frequent callers from
this city who run in to see him when
in the Capitol city. He is of course
very anxious to get home again and
the citizens of Putnam, Pomfret, and
surrounding towns all hope that he
will soon be among them.
Advertised Letters, July l:
GENTLEMEN
n. Nc. Carton Lamoot, T.. LAM
| plough, +. &. Davis, Charles A. john
son, Mr. and Mrs. K. Goodman, j. 3.
Greenbust, Waldo Danahue, Harvey |
Eckel, Monster Alfred Carton.
LADIES
4 Aluea II uIlef, lOItuCt DfOWh
John B. Byrne, the newly elected
alderman from ward 4, was born in |
Putnam and attended the public and |
High schools from which he gradua-
ted He is teller in the First National
Bank, and Grand Knight of Cargill |
Council, X. of c., andla Past Exalted |
Ruler of Putnam lodge of Elks. Mr..
Byrne is one of the city's progressive
young business men and he will make |
valuable addition TO the legislative |
body of the city.
Miss Annie Mccarthy of Danbury |
has been engaged as teacher OF Grade
l, Israel Putnam school. Miss Lottle |
Williams of Saranac Lake, n. Y, who |
has been teaching at Putnam Heights
hasRresigned, and Elizabeth Balm, oil |
Pomfret, recently graduated from the
Willimantic Normal school will sue
coed her. The school board have sent /!
contract to Emerson b. Savory who |
lives on Cape Cod, to become principai
of Israel Putnam school at salary OF |
$3.50.
Benjamin Morgan, alias Ernest
Nelson, was released from Norwich |
Jail Tuesday, and was Immediately Ia
ken into custody by the police anu
taken to New London where he was |
sentenced to three months in the New
London county Jail for larceny. Inc
man was taken into custody in TINS
city after he had left his boarding |
place and taken a dolly with MIN ana
also borrowed 81 on a worthless cheek.
He made restitution here and the par
fy in interest did not wish to appear
against him.
Miss LouiseGuerin entertainer tue
Circle la Violette Friday night at hef
aome ION Smith street. A pleasant
evening was spent. The honors OF the
whist were won by Misses Josephine
Bellerose and Louise Rivard, first PM
2es, and Mrs. Arzelia Tetreault conso'
iation prize. They were also enter
sained by Miss Louise Rivard, Friday,
TIE 10th, when Mrs. Anna Bibeauit
aud Miss Louise Guerin won first pn-
zes, and Miss Minnie Daigle, coDsola-
Ton prize. Mrs. Herminie Maheu en-
RETAINED thepo the Friday tpreylOus,