Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1913-01-03

-Mimielen Bradley returned to
Berlin Bday, after spending week
with dcrelatives.
Mil Ehel Rowe returned to Paw
tucket 5siay, after few days spent
with hester, Mrs. e. f. Waterman.
-Prdfpr James E. Peabody, mas
+ ter of t deIorris high school of New
York, Vfhe guest of Rev F. d. Sar-
gent and mily, New Years day.
Enlargement is announced of
Miss Al E. King of this city and F.
Leslie Ean, formerly Of Seattle,
! Wash, ~ of this city.
DIR award F. Perry installed the
officers oamp Colonel Edward An
derson, kof v, at Danielson, New
Years DIT.
Faith Bedard preached some ex-
cellent emons last Sunday. He
wished abf his parishioners happy
new yea
Mis- me Daniels has returned to
Manches, N. H., after spending
Christnievith her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Daniels of Ring street.
-GeonB. Champlin left Monday
| for Harttd to assume his new posi-
ton wi4the William Wiley d Son
Company
-GeouA. Vaughan and family of
Thompsowill spend the remaining
winter n ths in this city, and will
live at tiHome of Mr.. and Mrs. G. +.
Shaw.
Mrs. Ary H. Medbury has sold
the farm East Woodstock formerly
occupie1h DIR. Z. &. Gildersleeve, to
James S. (mstock, nephew of An
thony CGtock, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
"A huber of local ODD Fellows
visited Mknexit lodge at Webtter on
ThursdaYvening and witnessed the
working 4 the second degree by
team oInIeominster.
-Courtity of Putnam, +. of A.,
will hold bubble installation, follow
ed by daRing, in their hall Tuesday
evening, D.. 7. All members with
ladies areivited.
The Sethern New England Tele-
phone Cdfpany has appointed Miss
A. f. Slnman chief operator in the
Traffic deartment of the Putnam
TelephoneExchange. Her wide ex-
perience all unusual ability is hereby
recognized.
GEORGE. Hammond has been at
Hartford, alending a meeting of the
NJ anufacturrs' association of Connec-
ticut. G. a Vaughn of the Putnam
Manufacturing company was elected a
member of be executive committee of
the assoeiain
The pblic installation of the Of
fioers of Cosseil AZ de PUnion st. Jean
Baptiste dlmerique will be held Sun
day, Jan. Sh, at : p. m. in the ST.
Jean Baptisb hall, Providence street.
Mons. HenrfT Ledoux of Nashua, n
H., general president of l'Union st.
Jean Baptist, will be the presiding
officer.
The busiiess at the local post Of
flee during The holiday season sur
passed otherl seasons in volume of
business from 20 to % percent. The
express offieea also handled more mat
Ter than usual Officials and employees
IF these offices deserve to be praised for
,he efficient service they rendered the
public, every package being delivered
with promptness and despatch.
1t is believed that on January II,
" hen the time card will go.into effect,
here will be some changes in the train
service for this city. 1t is expected
hat 4 new afternoon train is to be put
IN. or an old one restored, by which
Messengers arriving here from Boston
aft 3.26 %. m. will get train immedi-
ately for points south to Norwich. 1t
will return late in the afternoon run
ming through to Fitchburg, returning
here about midnight, giving theatre
train from Worcester.
charles P. Wagner, member OF
the faculty of the University OF Michi-
osn. at Ann Arbor, is the New Year
guest of his mother, Mrs. Nj. w. Wag'
ner. Professor Wagner is graduate
of Yale. where he also pursued post
o,adnate course; his education being
extended by two years in Spain in the
stndv of the language of that country,
His vacations are spent in Spain and
germany. He has written two text
books In Spanish, one a grammar
which is now in general use.
"A plan is on foot whereby the sons
If Veterans of this city may take the
lease of large hall lin conf JUNCTION
,,ith the Woman's Relief corps, the
od;as 81 The G. A. r. and the u. A.
p the plan including the idea OF sup
,,,r,;,q free hall rent to the latter or
ranizafiou IS long as it may exist.
1hs q A. R. lost all OF its furnishings
IN the big ire, fact that is going 10
MAKE somewhat difficult their future
pIens for hall unless the plan men