Putnam patriot., 1913-07-04
William Wright has entered tn
Harvard summer school.

uaN AiVAh WIEN ~ a f~s.Se'HN ~ ".
It. III. DeCoudres and wife of Graf.
ton are guests of relatives in the city
James Hall left Thursday for Hart.
ford where he is to spend week with
J. j. Diamond.
"A party of local boy scouts will
leave Monday for cruise on the scout
ship, Pioneer
Mrs. f. G. Wright has been enter
tanning her sister, Mrs. +. L. Hobart
of Plymouth.
Louis Wilcox spent Sunday with
f. l.. Davis and wife at their cottage
at Lords Point.
Miss s. Elizabeth Clarke of Elm
street is entertaining Miss Julia Guild
of Windham.
Miss Ruth Daniels of New York is
the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs.
F. j. Daniels of Ring street.
The Eureka silk mill is closed for
the week as is the custom each year
during Fourth of July week.
Raymond and Norman Kenndy
have been guests of w. d. Tllson at
his home in Mansfield, Mass.
--MissMarjorie Richardson of Brown
university is spending her vacation
with her parents in this city.
Mrs. Ida G.. Kennedy returned
Wednesday from . visit TO her brother,
f. f. Greenslitt, of Pawtucket,
-Banns for Benjamin Willis Carroll
and Aida Marie Duhamel were pub
lished in st. Mary's church Sunday.
John Bassinet and family are to
remove from Canada to Putnam. The
family lived here previously TO going
to Canada.
DIR. and Mrs. J. b. Kent, Church
street, will leave Saturday to spend
the rest of the month at Crescent
Beach.
Manager George NJ. Fine and wife
returned from their wedding trip on
Monday and are at present living at
the Inn.
Preparations are being made to
give the streets another oiling. Oil Is
nov on the way and will be here In a
day or two.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hathaway
and two children of FREMONT street left
Saturday for their summer home at
Tiverton, II. L.
Miss Alcey Rawson left Wednes-
day for Whitinsville, where she is TO
make her home with her sister, Mrs.
Eugene Beaudry.
Miss Lillabelle G.. Laid of Put
nam and Geo. III. Lizard of Centreville,
II. L., were married Saturday by
Rev. F. d. Sargent. They will reside
in Putnam.
Judge NJ. A. Shumay of Danielson,
who presided at the recent term OF
court in this city, left Monday for a
trip to Nova Scotia.
Stanley Wheelock, Hugh ID. Nc
Kenzie, Clarence Cove, and w. r.
Pickup, of Uxbridge, were the guests
Sunday of friends in Putnam, making
the trip by automobile.
Miss Crescentia Beck has been en-
gagged as teacher of French and Ger
man at the Putnam High School. She
is German and has taught in Spain
Germany, France, Italy and Greece.
Work by the state is to be com
menced shortly, probably Monday
The contract has been let to Meriden
concern, and the long looked for Elm
street improvement will be reality
Seven prisoners are still held al
Brooklyn Jail awaiting vacancy al
the State prison. While it is not un'
usual to hold men at the jail for time
this year the number and the time Of
holding is exceptional.
John b. Byrne and James b. Ia
tenn, Jr., will leave Saturday for two
weeks automobile trip through New
York state. incidentally they will
take in the Elks' convention at Roch-
ester.
District Deputy A. c. Cutler OF
East Hartford, formerly of this city
installed the newly elected officers OF
Israel Putnam Lodge, /. o. o. +. on
Tuesday evening. Refreshments were
served. There was large attendance.
A party of club memb ers of Provi.
dence motored to this city recently and
called on their fellow club member
Mr.. Brown, at the home Of Mrs. N. g.
Leonard, South Main street. A din.
ner was served at prettily decorated
tables set on the lawn. The party re.
turned in the evening.
r.. M. johnson Il Son, formerly OF
the City Hotel who purchased Youngs
hotel, Willimantic, have renovated
that house, are sending uniformed
porter to meet all trains and are build
ing up what promises to be q good
business. They are capable hotel men
and the Thread City is beginning to
realize 1t.