Putnam patriot., 1913-07-11
John o,Bien spent sunday in Bos.

Jasper Holmes and family are at Old Orchard Beach, Me.
 W. E. Warren and wife are spend- ing the month at Tuesset, R. 1.
 Miss Maria Flynn has returned from business trip in New York.
 Elmer C. Burgess is of to Nova Scotia and will bring home bride.
 Miss Bertha Sargent has returned from two weeks stay al Oak Bluffs.
 Mrs. Harry St. Onge and son of Worcester are visiting local relatives.
 Mrs. Albert Gagne is at the Day Kimball hospital in critical eondi. ton.
 -G. C. Swift, superintendent of schools, is visiting at his home in Ed inboro, Pa.
 Bruce & Howard have sold an Overland touring car to A. N. Marcy, Walnut street.
 Mrs. Edward Williams and Miss Maude Williams have been visiting in Southbridge.
 -Adelard Viens and wife, and Er- nest Tetreault and wife, are camping at Quadic pond.
 -F. w. Seward and wife are enter taining Miss MarySullivan and Frank C. Leete of Guilford.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Ladd, their son Bert and Miss Elizabeth O'Brien were in Norwich Sunday.
 Rev. J. R. Stubbert and wife left Monday for their cottage at Crescent Beach for the summer.
 Mrs. Charles Buckminster and Mrs. E. A. Brousseau are spending ten days on Nantucket Island.
 John Deveney of the Putnam Inn is having his vacation. He has been visiting at his home m Worcester.
 A. I. Morse and $. NJ. Wheelock spent the Fourth with their families at their summer cottages at Pleasant View. They remained over Sunday.
 -Mr. and Mrs. James Pagan, local residents many years ago, were visitors here Monday, coming here from Ok ford.
 Charles Gagne, who has been in Montreal for the past four years, has returned to lis home in tnis city He is a registered electrician.
 -Dr. $. B. Overlook is still at the Hartford hospital. His progress is very slow and he may be removed to his home in Pomfret in the near fu- ture.
 -Clayton Seward, Raymond Wheat on, Nelson Mansfield of Putnam and William Ormsbee of Dayville are in camp at Alexander's lake, occupying the Paine cottage.
 Principal Hathaway of the Tour tellotte Memorial High school, Thomp- son, and family are spending the summer at Tiverton, R. I. Their young son, Lloyd recently fell from the piazza breaking his right arm above the elbow.
 Edward Mullan, Jr., who works in his fathers grocery store is confined to his home with sprained ankle He was in one of the delivery wagons and stepped through hole. Nelson Mansfield, who works in his father grocery store is also at home. His is a case of humps.
 There will be a meeting in Odd Fellows hall Friday evening at which the local council of Boy Scouts will be organized. All interested in the move ment, which has had such a beneficial effect on the physical and moral up building of boys, are requested to be present. A good number have signi. fled their interest in the movement and a large, enthusiastic meeting is anticipated,
 Sheriff Sibley of Danielson was in Willimantic Monday and on the orde of Judge Green of Norwich adjourned the Superior Court until next Saturday at 10 a. m. If Judge Green completes the trial of two cases at Norwich, Fri day, he will hear parties in intrest con- corning the appointment of receiver for the Windham County Savings Bank at Danielsun. II the matter is uot heard then court will be adjourned sine die.
 Ut has just been learned that the Plant people have taken over the trol. ley line running through this city dating back to July lst. It was ru. mored that the transfer was to take place some time ago but the date was never known. The line will be known hereafter as the Shore Line Electric company instead of the Connecticut company as hereto. fore. Morton c Plant is at the head Of the system.
 Boston and Albany trains that usually run over the route from Wor. cester to Springfield were sent through this city from Worcester to New Lon- den Monday afternoon, on account ol a wreck that blocked their usual route at point between Brookfield and Worcester. Two Pullman trains, with coaches went through Putnam early in the afternoon, the first arriving just before four o'clock. The 3.27 express for Hartford was held at Putnam fol twenty minutes that the passengers or Springfield train who were travelling Hartford, to Meriden and New Britain might be transferred. an extra car be