Putnam patriot., 1913-02-14
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 PUTNAM
 Levi Hastings Of Wiliimantic is in abe city today.
 Mrs. James W Manning is cri4- eaIiy iIl al her home on Church street.
 -W. D. Torrey spent sunday in worcester.
 -C. H. Law Of Buds, H., is the guest Of his brother 4. \. Law.
 -1'has. seder is in New York on basiness.
 -Dr. k. l.. sim pson spent Wednes- day in Boston.
 For good time attend the T. A. &B. Whist tonight Thursday held 4o thelr rooms. adv -H. ". Thonps has been in Bos- Ion on account of the serious illness of ais mother.
 -G. A. Hammond attended the ses. sfoa of the legislature and also the automobile show al Hartford Tuesday. Miss Nellie Bloxam, nurse, has re turned from Jersey City and is at the Jay Kimbaii hos pital-
 lice dealers are busy harvesting crop and all worry regarding the high price Of this commodity next summer has disappeared.
 -P. NJ. LeC1alf and wife returned Wednesday from visit with their slaughter, Mrs Harry Forbes, New London.
 At the annual meeting Of the Com aeetlent Probate Assembly held In Eiartfofd on Wednesday, Judge C. Ii. enid of Woodstock was elected vice president
 Mary r. Fowler, former teacher In Israel Putnam school, 9as married 5n New York 10 French Sargent. They sIIl make theif heme in that city
 Miss Ada Bosworth entertained q anmber oi friends at the home of her parents. NIT and Mrs. .. c. Bosworth. Woodstock avenue, Saturday after noon in honor of her thirteenth birth s5aF
 -e. l.. Knight has bought the 5reen property on Chapman street and will make his home there. He mas disposed of his home in Woodstock % New York parties.
 --Rev. A. II. Mithee of Old Mystic, fsk4 8s fssr fs.ga sn Putnam Wednesday. He had been 10 Willimantic to attend meeting Of ghe Norwich District Ministerial As. soeiation.
 There was meeting Of the Gene zal Putnam Gommandery Order of the ssolden Cross, at the home Of MT. and Mrs. |. D. sharpe, Monday evening at sx hEeh new members were taken in. After the meeting closed theimembers adjourned to the Putnam Inn where shey enjoyed an excellent supper.
 -A tout 36 members of Putnam orange enjoyed q sleighride to Thomp- sen. Wednesday evening. They were soyally entertained by Quinalesselt grange. An entertainment, an or- rhestra of five pieces, dancing and re- fFeshments made the evening pass pleasantly.
 Attorney Henry J. Hart Of New Haven, representing the N. Y., N H.. and II. railroad company, was in Put nam Wednesday to confer with city authorities relative to the railroad conpany's claim for expenses caused ghe railroad in lowering their water f1pes near the west end of the railroad bridge over Front street when the city sas extending its sewer system through that thofonghfare. The claim amounts to about S25O for money ex. pended in making the change.
 At the meeting of Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter, D. A. R., held in the chapter rooms in Pomfret street Mon day afternoon, Miss Emma Elizabeth Allen Of the Woodstock academy fac ulty gave a most pleasing paper en- titled John Eliot, the Apostle to the Indians. Miss Mary Ross played violin solo most skilltully with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Samuel Rich. Delicious Ices and cakes were served by the hostesses, Mrs, Mary Medbury, chairman.