Putnam patriot., 1913-03-21

Deen ln NeW 1OTk tnlS week.
 John A. Dady is to resume opera i tions at his Coventry silk mill.
 Miss Eliza Reid has returned from few days visit in New York.
 Miss Mary Wheelock returned on Monday from visit in Uxbridge. Miss Janet Kennedy was given a surprise party Tuesday evening by her young friends.
 1 Mrs. J: B. Tatem, Jr., and .daugh- ter have been guests of relatives in ! Willimantic.
 The Misses Egan have returned from attending the millinery openings in New York.
 Charles Miron opened his new bar Der shop on Union street last Thurs day.
 i Thomas Goulding has resigned his position as boss dyer at the mill of the French River Textile company.
 Misses Edna Mann and Elizabeth Wheeloek left Monday to visit friends 1 in New York.
 Mrs. Fanny Morarty has resigned as teacher ot the Putnam Heights school.
 Three new chairs were installed in Lizotte x St. Onge's barber shop this week.
 W. D. Wilson of the Woolworth store returned Wednesday from Wa terlown N. Y., where he was called by the death of his father.
 The Putnam Coal and Wood com- pany are at work reconstructing the trestle destroyed by fire.
 Mrs. Edgar NJ. Warner is in New York with her brother, John F. Car penter, who is critically ill at St. Luke's hospital
 A summer session of the Danbury normal training school will be held in | Danbury July to August 2, 1915. library institute will be held July to Is in connection with the school
 A pair of horses hitched to wag- on dashed down Main street Saturday morning. They were stopped near Bartlett's store before they did any damage.
 Under an act passed by the Mas sachusetts legislature certain veterans of the Civiliwar are entitled to gratui- ties. Among the number is F. w. Perry of this city, who was a member of the 25th Massachusetts Volunteers.
 Charles T. Thayer of Putnam is in charge of number of telephone com- pany employees who are engaged in making connections from the new un- derground cables to stations in build- ings along Main street in Danieson.
 Miss Edith NJ. Kent, principal of the Smith street school, Miss Clara A. BurrilI, teacher in the same school, Miss Sarah J. Brunette, teacher in the Israel Putnam school, and Miss NJ abel D. Kent, bookkeeper in the office of Judge l.. H. Fuller, are spending the vacation in Washington, DC.
 The Circle la Violette was enter tained by Mrs. Anna Bibeault on Fri day night at her home on Elm street. A very enjoyable .evening was spent. The whist honors were won by Miss Elizabeth Daigle, first prize,, Miss Jose- phine Bellerose, and Mrs. Emma Guer- tin, consolation prizes. Refreshments were served after the whist.
 Officials of the New Haven road made an inspection tour Saturday passing through this city. The party included Vice President K. J. Whaley of New Haven, General Superintend- ent Woodward of New Haven, General Manager Bardo of New Haven, Divis- ion Superintendent A. w. Hunnewell of Hartford and Trainmaster j. b. Considine of Putnam. -Firemen had a busy time between D. m. Tuesday and 1 "a. m. Wednes- day. There were two still alarms for chimney fires and two general alarms. The first general alarm was from box 48 and the last about 12.30 from box 42. No fire was discovered on the last alarm and it is thought it may have been falsely rung in. At a meeting of Court City of Put nam, No. 116, F. of A., Tuesday even ing, degree work took place Chief Ranger A. "A. Brodeur and Lecturer Theodore sBoulay were elected ldele- gates to the State convention to be beld in New Haven in May. Arthur May nard and Delor Viens are alternates. Four candidates took the degree. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served.
 John A. Kelley of Dayville, who has been private secretary for Senator Frank B. Brandegee for over ten years has given up his positson. Mir. Kelley says he rendered his resignation last fall, before election, to take effect this spring. William D. Lunday of Wash ington, D. c., succeeds him. MT. Kel- lev expects to engagesin manufactur- ing. He is the son of Representative