Putnam patriot., 1913-08-01

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 Misses Laura and Lucy Dsvern of Worcester are visiting in Putnam.
 Mrs. Perry P. Wilson has return ed from visit at Pleasant View
 The family of A. V. Frost are out of quarontine from scarlet fever.
 Miss Mary Wheaton Is the guest of Mrs. Walter Bartlett at Pleasure Beach.
 -F. E. Badmin gton and family are camping at Bates Grove, Webster lake.
 William D.Tillson is at the Teach CTS college, Columbia University, tor the summer.
 Mrs. H. w. Thompson Is enter taining her sister, Mrs. Charter, from North Carolina.
 Mayor and Mrs. Macdonald re- turned today from visit with rela- tives in Nova Scotia.
 Mrs. l.. w. sherman and daugh- ter were guests of Mrs. Angie Perkins of Danielson Saturday and Monday.
 Malcolm Wiley left Tuesday to spend the rest of the summer with rel atives in Portland and Pemoquid Hat- Dor, Maine.
 George $. Bradley and wife, Grove street, were guests of MT. and Mrs. Silas Wheelock at their summer cot tage, Pleasant View, over Sunday.
 While Mrs. Louis Bonin was swinging in her hammock in Pomfret Saturday afternoon the rope broke and she fell to the ground breaking her ankle.
 Misses Elizabeth and Lillian Daigle are visiting relatives and friends in St. Annie, Canada, and other places. They expect to remain for some weeks.
 Mrs. Earnshaw, Miss Marion Earnshaw and Dr. MacDougal of New York city are guests of Mrs. Earn shaw's mother, Mrs. NJ. c. Leonard, South Main street.
 William J. Patron, a former Put nam boy, is now acting as attorney for the strikers at the plant of the Sturte- want Blower Works in Hyde Park, the factory of Governor Foss of Massachu- sets.
 xNsll,ar, nn,ax.an T,.ls.,s o fiamme, and Eugene Labossiere were in Boston Thursday 10 see the double header between the Cleveland and Boston American league baseball teams.
 Miss Maude Williams of Wood- stock avenue entertained over the week end Miss Marguerite Taylor of Danielson, Miss Marie Taylor of Vest brook, Messrs. Earl Ash of Providence and Wallace Taylor of Danielson..
 The new Chickering hotel was for mally opened Tuesday evening. Land lord Hart had large gathering of la dies and gentlemen who were served a banquet of eleven courses. The house was inspected during the evening. Irving Brothers orchestra furnished music.
 Advertised Letters, July 29:
 GENTLEMEN
 J. A. Palardy, J. Baker, T. H. Half ner.
 LADIES
 Mrs. Berta Clinton Lervy, Mrs. An ma Lucier, Mrs C. $. Upham.
 A trolley car southbound jumped the track at North GrosvenordaleW We'd nesday night near the Tourtellotte Me- morial High school. The car was hanging over an embankment when it stopped and traffic was blocked for the rest of the night. There were only five passengers on the car and no one was hurt.
 Special Deputy Grand Charles E. Richardson installed the officers of the Danielson lodge of Odd Fellows Tues- day evening. He was assisted by the following suite of deputies:
 Grand Warden C. D. Sharpe.
 Grand Secretary w. k. Davison.
 Grand Treasurer Wm. Manson.
 Grand Marshal K. M. Carver.
 Word has been received in the city from General Manager Bardo of the New Haven road that the proposed changes that would make Putnam the headquarters of the Midland division have been held up for the present ow- ing to the recent change in administra- tion. It was admitted that the changes had been contemplated.
 -The police, sheriffs, and constables of Windham county have been noti- fled to be on the lookout for business wagon marked "Bartlett Farm," that is said to have been stolen from the blacksmith shop of William NJ. Bab- bitt, East Putnam. The wagon was traced as far as Abingdon Four Corners in tow of a dump cart and there all trace of it was lost. Mir. Rabbit be- lieves the wagon was taken by some foreign laborers working not far from his shop.
 On School street, near its junction with Front street, work has commence ed preparatory to the reconstruction of the brick building owned by K. M. Wheaton, so badly damaged by fire in the confiagration of last November. Such parts of the north and south walls as are standing and in suitable condition will be retained for use in the rebuilding. The west wall has been torn down. The front of the