Putnam patriot., 1913-04-18

Mrs. Jerry Labby has been the o,est of friendsin Providence.
 Ernest Bousquet has gone to Wor- aester 10 enter the employ of his uncle in the meat and grocery business.
 Mrs. w. H. Holmes of Westerly, has been the guests of her parents, A. W. Macdonald and wife, Oak Hill.
 -J. A. Gagne, who lost his automo- h;le in the fl re last week, has bought new Buick touring car of NJ. k. Joy.
 Mrs. C. H. Kelley has returned to Putnam after having spent the winter in Hartford.
 Rev. B. F Benoit will preach in French in the Baptist church Sunday al 3.50 p. m.
 e. Harold Gilpatric and wife were recent guests of Fred Case and wife of Worcester.
 Miss Mary Wright of New Haven was a recent guest of F. Walden Wright and wife.
 Mrs. w. H. Holmes of Westerly, R.I., has been the guest of her par ents, A. W. Macdonald and wife, Oak Hill.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Beaudry of Whitinsville were recent guests Of Mrs. Beaudry's sister, Miss Alcey Raw son, at the home of George Baker.
 Mrs. F. k. Whitney and son Of Philadelphia, are at the home of her mother, Mrs. F. E. Brunette, Grove street.
 Judge F. F. Russell has purchased a Buick automobile, model2l, formerly owned by the late Colonel A. l.. Dick inson.
 -Bev. c. E. Bedard returned from trip to Quebec last Saturday morning. He went there to officiate at mass on the anniversary of the death of his mother.
 Miss Aldea Turgeon of Nelson, B. C., is soon to be married to Alphonse Regina also of that place. Both of these young people formerly lived in this city.
 There is a rumor that the Consoli- dated road is contemplating electrify- ing the Southbridge branch, so called, between Southbridge and East, ,Thomp- son.
 The next regular meeting of Put nam Aerie of Eagles will be held this Thursd ay evening. The State Presi- dent will be present, and collation. will be served.
 There is a rumor that the Consoli- dated road is contemplating electrify- ing the Southbridge branch, so called, between Southbndge and EastThomp- son.
 -Landlord Hart of the Hotel Chick ering entertained his wife and daugh- ter over Sunday. They will come to Putnam to reside as soon as the hotel is ready for occupancy.
 Mrs. George H. Nichols of Thomp- son is in Washington, D. C., attending the national convention of the D. A. R. as delegate from Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter of this city
 Rev. James Tregaskis, for two years pastor of the Centenary Metho- dist church, Provincetown, is to retire from the ministry on account of fail- ing health and live in Connecticut. He was formerly pastor of the Meth odist church in this city.
 Miss Ellen E. Osgood of East Hartford called on friends in the city this week. She will start next week Saturday for tour abroad, visiting Spain, Northern Italy, Northern Afri- ca, England, France, and Scotland. She will be gone -four months.
 Attorney k. H. Johnson was in Woonsocket last Friday evening, where he gave the main address at the ban- quet of the Mems Brotherhood of the Bible school of the Baptist church in that city. While there he was the guest of Principal c. C. Spratt of the High school, formerly of this city.
 Mrs. Palmyre Tetreault entertain ed the Circle la Violette Friday night at her home on Elm street. A very enjoyable time was spent. The whist prizes were won by Mrs. Maria Te- treault, Miss Louise Rivard, Mrs. Her. mine Maheu, and Mrs. Rose Bodo. Refreshments were served after the cards.
 The 37th annual meeting of the Eastern Division of the Connecticut Teachers Association will be held in Putnam on Friday, May 9th. Every teacher who should be member of the association is earnestly urged to plan 10 attend the meeting. Plans for an interesting meeting are rapidly for mulating.
 Beginning this week the mail for Woodstock, South, East and North, will close at 7.45 a. m. instead of l0.30 a. m. The stage over this route will leave on the arnvaI of the s o'clock mail. The mail for West Woodstock, Woodstock Valley, Westford, North Ashford, and Eastford, closes as usual at 1000, and the stage departs on the arrival of the I0.30 mail.
 An anxious father and an officer from Anthony, R. l., were in town Tuesday looking for the formers denUhtor U;rniDfa (ofhoda Sha