Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1913-06-27
Miss Florence Sargent is visiting

Miss Florence Sargent is visiting
in Wilton, n. h.
Attorney Robert G. Perry returned
to New York Monday.
L. O. Williams left on Thursday
for few days stay in Maine.
j. Linehan has moved his family
from Bradley street TO Providence.
Misses Gertrude Jones and Helen
Sharpe spent Sunday at Pleasure
| Beach.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Wheaton has been the
guest of Mrs. Rufus Chase at Crescent
Beach.
| Miss Mary Daniels is at the home
of her parents, on Ring street for the
summer.
john 0'Brien has a position as
stock clerk for the s. n. f. telephone
company.
| Mrs. A. E. Child is the guest of
| her daughter, Miss Grace Child, in
Hartford.
Rev. b. F, Benoit will preach at
the Baptist church in French Sunday
afternoon at $50.
Mrs. Ricahid Brown of Swamp
scot Mass, was recent guest of Mrs.
| Geo. ID. Stanley.
Mrs. Paul st. George and infant
daughter are spending the week with
relatives in Worcester.
The Southbridge Y. NJ. c. A. are
to open three weeks camp on Satur-
day at Alum pond, Sturbridge.
Mrs. Joseph Landry of Woonsock-
ct was in this city Monday to attend
the Cassie-Jarvis wedding.
Mrs. Willis Wellington of Oxford,
Mass, spent Monday as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. I. Tucker of this city.
Mrs. w. H.. Holmes of Westerly
r. L., spent Monday night with her
parents A. w. Macdonald and wife,
Oak Hill.
-C. Fred Waterman, wife, and Miss
Ethel Rowe motored to Kelsey Point
Monday, where they have summer
cottage.
William Wright of New Jersey
and John Wright of Cambridge are
visiting their parents, E. G. Wright
and wife.
| Half hourly trolley service from
| West Thompson to Danielson will go
into effect Monday and continue until
Labor Day.
Miss Emma ia Dutton, teacher, is
| spen ding her vacation in Maine, and
| Miss Florence Webb is at Newcastle,
same state.
George E. Shaw and wife have
been at Pleasant View. Mr.. Shaw has
returned but his wife will remain
through the summer.
Henry E. Church of Hartford, for
merly of Putnam, entertained party
of Danielson friends at his summer
home in Ashford last Sunday.
r. w. Seward was in Guilford last
week and spent several days deep sea
fishing on Long Island sound. The
party had a good catch.
"A number of Shriners of this Sec
tion are down. the Providence River
today as guests of Providence tenn
pile on their annual outing.
MIR. and Mrs. J. b. Tatem, Miss
Eden Tatem and Miss Elizabeth Rus
sell leave this city today for the Adj
rondacks, where they are to spend the
summer.
"A number of Putnam people at
tended the auction of the farm of AL
bertus Bruce at Pomfret Landing,
Tuesday. f. r. knight of this city
was auctioneer.
-"Theodora's Real Adventure is
the title of four column story writ
ten by Elizabeth Jewett Brown of
Pomfret, and published in the Sunday
Springfield Republican.
-Patrolman Julius Cordier has re-
sumed the night beat at the north end
of the city. He and his son, Frank H.
Cordier, returned from a weeks stay
in Syracuse on Saturday.
Work of remodeling Notre Dame
Academy building for use as paroch-
ial school was commenced this week
in charge of Fred Gilman. The plans
were drawn by Alex Gilman.
David E. Clark, Putnam Heights,
lives in the same house in which he
was born, 70 years ago, and has always
lived there. When Mr.. Clark was
born that part of this town was called
Killingly.
George Henry Wheaton, life
long resident of the town of Killingly
is dead atlhis home, age rs years. He
was unmarried and made his home
with his sister. He was a contractor
in early life and for many years acted
as trial justice in the town.
Advertised Letters, June "a:
GENTLEMEN
Franchette francesca, Arthur Ma
eanley, Arthur Wood, f. II. johnson.
LADIES
Miss Ella II. Greene, Mrs. d. Hutch
inson.
Mayor Macdonald intends to have
\ safe and sane Fourth this year. Last
uaar the day WAC n ouief and orderly