Putnam patriot., 1913-03-07

WeuneSuay attending the luneral Oi his uiece, Mrs. Anna Eaton.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach in French .at ,the Baptist church next Sunday afternoon at 3.30.
 w. $. Fuller and wife entertained Miss Josie Conroy and Miss Alice Full Ter of Worcester over Sunday.
 Captain John Murray is in War ren, Mass, attending the funeral of his brother-in-law. Officer Chaffee is substituting.
 Mrs. N. E. Pratt, Miss Amy Co- man and Miss Marjorie Burgess, have been in Boston this week attending the millinery openings.
 Charles Thayer of this city is in Danielson installing new system of underground wires for the telephone company.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of George NJ. Fine, the manager of the Bradley theatre, to Miss Fan Goldstein of Pittstield.
 Frederick Very announces piano recital by his pupil, Miss Katharine Seward, in Providence, next Monday evening.
 Rev. J. R. Stubbert delivered an address at the annual meeting and rol call at the Baptist church in Brooklyn on Wednesday.
 Clement GiIson of the Sawyer dis trict entered two of his English bull dogs at the New York dog show last week and disposed of both of them at good price.
 Frank X. Gagne was in the city W ednesday. He returned to Boston in the afternoon, his mother, Mrs. Jo- seph Gagne, accompanying him going to care for his wife who is ill.
 -Joslin x Hawkins of Putnam, who about three years ago bought the F. F. Warren farm near Killingly Center, have sold the property to,a MT. Claw son of Kansas City.
 -lhe mission for the English speak ing people of St. Mary's parish came to close Sunday evening. The ser vices during the week were largely at- tended.
 Putnam Aerie of Eagles will hold a class initiation during this month at which is expected to initiate 55 or 40 candidates. The order has been or ganized in this city about three years and is in fourishing condition.
 At the meeting of Putnam Coun- cii of the Royal Arcanum on Monday night, Past Regents jewel was pre- sented to George w. Baker, ,the presen- tation speech being made by J. Harry Mann.
 K. of C. 20th annual Easter Mon day ball, in Union hall, music by the American Band orchestra of Provi- dence. The event of the post-lenten season. Tickets are now on sale.-adv
 At meeting of the stockholders of the Waterman Worsted Company Inc, held this week, officers were elected as follows:
 President, C. Fred Waterman.
 Vice president, Percy l.. Waterman.
 Secretary and treasurer, G. Harold Gilpatric.
 Directors, ,the above officers and Geo. H. Pfeiffer of New York.
 A daughter, Margaret Louise, was recently born to MT. and Mrs. Frank lin w. Fish in Tucson, Arizona. Mrs. Fish was Anna Mae Ashworth ,daugh- ter of the late Rev. JohnW. Ashworth, formerly pastor of the Baptist church in this city.
 The first Friday of the month at St. Mary's church there will be an op- portunity given those who have not as yet made their Easter duty. Confess sions will be heardThursday afternoon from 4 to and from to 9 in the even- ing. Friday morning there will be an early mass at five o'clock for those re- ceiving holy communion.
 HI. H. Davenport of Pomfret, in spector of State road work, and State Divisional engineer F. Walden Wright of this city, attended the luncheon given by James H. Macdonald at Hartford on Saturday. The luncheon was for the purpose of introducing the staff Ito the new Highway Commis- sioner. They also attended:a banquet given to MT. Macdonald in Hartford Tuesday evening.
 Rev. Ludovic Paradis of North Grosvenordale, who was recently or dsined priest, preached a sermon in French at St. Mary's church at the lenten devotions on Tuesday evening. His subject was "Mortal Sins" The address was forceful one and was lis- tened to with great deal of interest by the larger congregation present. Many of the young priests relatives and friends from North Grosvenordale attended the service.
 -"Personal recollections of early days in Putnam from 1S46-1S53o will be the subject of talk by Hon. Thom- as J. Thurber of Putnam Heights in Odd Fellows hall, Friday, March IA, at 8 p. m. This is in response to an invitation from the D. A. R. who are vitally interested in the subject, and who extend a cordial invitation to the public to be present and greet this hon. ored citizen. The meeting will be en- .:.l., frao sa tha r,uhlie if ia q rara