Putnam patriot., 1913-08-08

at Rocky Point.
 Otis Fisher is critically i'll at the Hotel Cargill
 Eugene Proulx is spending the week at Savin Rock.
 Roy Paine of Hartford spent Sun. day at his home in Putnam.
 Henry N. Benoit and Arthur Du. vert are at Oak Bluffs for the week.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Rich motored to Spring field, Mass, where tkey are guests of relatives.
 Miss Ora Trudeaut of TaftviIle is the guest of Miss Gladys Gagne, Woodstock avenue.
 -J. Harold Bowen was visitor over Sunday with his mother, Mrs. J.. Bowen of Laurel street.
 -C. c. Talbot has bought the bowl ing alley and lunch room in the Hoyle block, South Main street.
 Mrs. NJ. J. Lynch, Mrs. Jerry Lab- by and Mrs. Arthur Maynard are en, toying an outing at Sound View.
 There was no meeting of the school board Tuesday afternoon on account of lack of quorum.
 -J. B. Tatem, Jr and wife motored to Crescent beach Tuesday, Mrs. Ia l tenn remaining for visit with relatives.
 Philip Gagne left Tuesday for a visit of two or three weeks in Canada. His mother went with him to Worces- 1 ter.
 After spending three weeks at her ! home here, Miss Verna Fuller return- ed Monday night to Worcester, where she is a nurse at the City hospital.
 -Urband Bibeault, the eight year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Bi- beault, Battey street, died Tuesday afternoon of spinal meningitis.
 F. s. Bruce's motor truck took |, large party of citizens from the north end of the city to Rocky Point, Sun day, where they had shore dinner.
 Mrs. w. J. Bartlett and daughters and Miss Gertrude Jones have return ed from Pleasure Beach. MT. Bartlett brought them home in his automobile last Thursday.
 A. H. Potter of Woodstock who has been in poor health will spend August at Pleasure beach with Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Flagg of Danielson formerly of Putnam. Mrs. Louis Bonin of Woodstock avenue has broken ankle an injury sustained when she fell as the rope supporting the hammock in which she was swinging broke.
 Victor Peloquin is making fine granolithic walk in front of his proper ty, the Hotel CargiIl. The blocks al- ternate light and dark and at the en- trance is red block with the inscrip- tion, V. Peloquin, 1913.
 MT. and Mrs. Nikoloff have just returned trom trip through the Berkshires in their Cadillac car. They were accompanied by Mrs. l.. B. Dur fee and Dr. Stanffe of Chicago.
 Advertised Letters, August 5:
 GENTLEMEN
 Wilfred Armitage, C. k. Lucier.
 LADIES
 Miss Grace F. Eline, Mrs. Albert J Roberts, Mrs. Geoden Fuller, Miss Emily V. Dandmond.
 A. w. Bowen, milk inspector for the city of Putnam, said Saturday that dealers bringing milk into this city are furnishing an excellent supply duling the hot weather, which is a trying time for milk producers to maintain the perfection in product de- sired and demanded.
 Word was received here Monday of the sudden death in London, Eng land, of John R. V. Gilliat Of Pom- fret, who has been abroad for about two years. MT. Gilliat was an author and magazine writer. He had spent his summers in Pomfret for many years.
 Miss Maude Phillips of Hartford formerly of Dayville, and her sister, Mrs. Charles Drsbble of Auburn, N. Y., Miss Belle Scott of Ware, Mass, Miss Agnes Neville of Hartford and Miss Clara Murray. of East Hartford are camping for two weeks at Alexan- deris Lake.
 The following are recent purehas- CTS of automobiles in this vicinity from Agent M. R. Joy: pr. J. J. Russell, Model 40, Buick; Louis F. Faucher, North Grosvenordale: Joseph Labeau, E. G. Gibson, East Putnam; George l.. Reach, Woodstock; and D. B. Gill bert, Putnam. All have purchased Ford cars.
 Frank Broughton, employed in the shop of the Wheaton Building X Lumber Company, lost the last three fingers of his left hand Tuesday after noon. He was running shaper mak- ing 5000 revolutions a minute and his fingers slipped between the knives. MT. Broughton said he could not tell how 1t happened 1t was done so quick ly. His injuries were dressed at the Day Kimball hospital. A cablegram received by relatives | in Pomfret announces the sudden death in London, England of John R. yinton Gilliat, who for many years