Putnam patriot., 1913-04-25
Fred Wells was in winsted Wed.

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 purchssing horses.
 Mrs. J. A. Mcintyre and son Rob-
 .,t have been visiting in New York.
 Alex Gilman was in Boston Tues
 day.
 The W. C. T. U. will meet with
 Mrs. Mary Gardner, Friday afternoon
 at o'clock.
 -J. Harold Bowen of Worcester
 spent Sunday with his mother on
 sunnyside.
 Mrs. Justin Green returned from
 goston Monday. She has been in a
 hospital and has improved in health.
 Mrs. J. B. Kent has bought the
 Thomas P. Leonard house, one of the
 Leonard row, on Providence street.
 Judge F. F. Russell has been
 spending a few days in New York on business.
 Frank Warren returned Monday from Florida. He has been in the south six months.
 -J. E. $. Cain of Port Chester spent a few days with his family this week returning Wednesday. Mrs. Annie McCabe of Water street was recent visitor at Boston hospital in which her brother, George Mcclure, is patient. Miss Ressa Bellerose, Woodstock avenue, was given tin shower by 20 of herfriends, last week, in honor of her engagement to Harry Nado of Worcester, formerly of this city.
 Rev. F. w. Armstrong, formerly pastor of the Pentecostal church here, was in town on business trip Tues- day He is now travelling salesman for 8 commercial house.
 HI. H. Hummer of Salem, Mass, executor of the will of Burton k. Leavitt, has purchased the residence of c. s. Seeley, Mechanics street. N. W, Leavitt is to reside in the house.
 James Pagan of Uxbridge, for many years resident of Putnam and an employe of the Putnam Woolen Company, was a recent visitor with friends here.
 There was good number of Odd Fellows that went to Worcester on the special train last Saturday morning to be present at the big celebration there. They had an excellent time and were well entertained.
 Henry A. Wheelock and Misses Ellen and Mary Wheelock have re- moved fir om their former home to the house formerly occupied by the late T. 4. Lake.
 HI. o. Preston, President, and l.. H. Healey, Secretary of the Woodstock Agricultural society, were in Hartford Friday attending convention of various fair associations throughout the state.
 Mrs. Frank H. Cordier of Church street went to Thompsonville Wednes- day to take care of her sister, Mrs. Malcolm Bilodeau, who is rejoicing over the birth of bouncing little girl born this last Tuesday.
 M. NJ. Dwyer, who is spending much. tune in Boston, has been made a member of the reception ~2samittee by the Boston councils for the national convention of the K. of C., to be held In Boston in August.
 -J. T. Mcclellan, formerly proprie- tor of the Chiekering hotel, writes to friend here that he has gone to South Carolina to be superintendent of con- struction for firm that has contract for the construction of big water works plant in that state.
 James B. Tatem, Jr., wife and daughter of this city, and Mrs. H. A. Farnsworth and daughter, Miss Ger trude of Hartford, were guests of Mrs. k. T. Whitmore, Willimantic, for merly of this city, over Sunday. The Farnsworth's also lived in Putnam some years ago.
 Clarence Lamondy, who entered the marathon race between Ashland and Boston, Patriots. day, finished 18th. It is some stunt to even finish and when it is considered that he was classed with the best long distance runners in this and foreign countries 1t makes his showing look very well.
 About 50 members of Israel Put nam lodge of Odd Fellows of this city will go to Central Village this Thurs day evening to witness the conferring Of a degree upon a class of thirty-five candidates of Protection lodge of that place. TheSexempIification will take place in the town hall. The local de- gree team is made up of about thirty live members and the work of the ag- gregation will be witnessed by large number of Odd Fellows from lodges in various towns in this section.
 -shang Bailey, for many years well known character just over the Rhode Island line, is dead in Providence at The age T years. Bailey for many years was keeper of road houses on the border but about eight years ago poured the contents of his wine cellar Into the gutters and became converted. II was at ts.e Advent church in this city that he publicly renounced the hie he was leading and started out on different and better road. He has since been an evangelist and attracted