Putnam patriot., 1913-07-25

Mrs. Anna Crarey of Groton is vis- jung her aunt, Mrs. Walter Rich.
 Miss Sadie Hilton of DanieIson was A Sunday guest of MT. and Mrs. Ralph E. Smith.
 Miss Mary H. Daniels left on Sat. .urday for Candid, N. H., where she is to spend the summer.
 Holm Cromwell returned to New York Monday after visit with rela- lives here and in Pomfret.
 Judge k. NJ. Warner gave an ad- dress at the Baptist church in Groton on Sunday morning.
 Mrs. George l.. Baldwin and daughter are visiting relatives in Townsend, Mass, their old home.
 -Hermon G. Carver has been ap- pointed city registrar of voters, vice simon Farley, now of Woonsocket.
 -Zoel Myott and wife, with a num- Der of relatives, are spending the week in Boston, making day trips to varions resorts.
 -Adelard Viens and wife and Err nest Tetreault and wife have returned from two weeks vacation, camping at Quadic pond.
 George w. Gilpatric, c. Harold Gilpatric and Miss Mary Wheeloek have gone to Juniper Point, Me, for a two weeks stay.
 Mrs. Joseph Pereault and daughter Fabiola, bookkeeper for Bosworth Bros., left Monday for two weeks visit with relatives in Canada.
 ". H. Longden and wife are spending two weeks in Winthrop, Me. Ben Chaffee is substituting for MT. I,ongden as night watchman at the Putnam W oolen Co.
 Miss Helen Alton of Worcester, formerly of Putnam, is the guest Of Mrs. w. H. Mansfield. She has just closed successful season with the Florentine Singers.
 Mrs. P. o. Levitt of Boston spent few days here with relatives. Her niece, Anna E. Arnold, who has been visiting at her home the past two weeks, returned with her.
 The annual outing of business men of Eastern Connecticut will be held at Alexander's lake some time next month. The arrangements are in the hands of the Danielson associa- ton.
 Employees of the $. N. E. Tele- nhone company in the Putnam divi- sion have arranged for another Of the series of telephone dances for Friday evening, to be held at the pavilion at Wildwood park.
 Mrs. Archie Lacr oix and daughter Celia returned Sunday from visit with the formers parents in Canton, Mass. MT. Lacroix went there Satur- day and returned with them.
 Judge A. J. Bowen, referee in bank ruptcy, announced Monday his finding in the case of James A. Nichols Of Dan ielsou. as follows: Liabilities of SlO4, 900 and assets of S1679l; secured claims amounted to S34, ,7l6 while the unsecur- ed claims proven amounted to s5S,ooo and the unsecured claims not proven were $31 ,l9S.
 Advertised Letters, July p:
 GENTLEMEN
 Ernest White, A. Y. Brown, H. F. Barnshaw, w. F. Morgant, Master Roy sherman, Master Peter Rieche, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Weeks, Frank w. Whitney, Monster J. A. Polardy, Grani Mecttec, Nick Luvic, Marko Zurich, Signor Lamarya Teesmanic.
 LADIES
 Miss Hilda Boucher.
 Manager Samuel Anderson and General Manager John P. H. deWindt Jr., of the Shore Line electric Co.,, came to this city by automobile Tues day and inspected the line and the surrounding country with view of es- tablisbing freight service on the road. The general manager expressed the be- lief that the possibilities for the de- velopms mt of the territory hereabouts as a feeder to the line is excellent and it is hoped to establish daily express freight between Putnam and Nor wich.
 Joseph Solman, Jewish lad b years of age, called st the police sta- ton Wednesday and asked to be taken care of. He :told the captain that he lived in Whitinsville, that his father was a junk dealer in that place and that he had left home going to Wor- cester. He said he walked from thar city to Webster in the morning ana that a man gave him twenty cents with which he came to Putnam. He said he was an inventor and had pa- tented telegraph instruments and au- tomoDiles. W hen asked If he wanted to go home he said he didn't as he was afraid the men where he had been working would kill him. Asked II they had threatened to kill him he re- piled that they had not said anything but just made signs It was apparent that the boy was unbalanced and the probation officer got in touch with the Whitinsyille authorities and at their request he was put upon an afternoon train where one of the selectmen or his father met him at East Douglas, sta- tion not far from his home. It seems