Putnam patriot., 1914-12-18
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since the I5th ef september, M
 l. Joy. aeent. has delivered 13 Bhlef
 and Ii Ford automobiles.
 Harold Cafbin went to Chm
 badee sunday here be has position
 as Trooi reader in i priuliHg pi''nt
 Harf, Nado Of Wafeesleft former.
 lg clerk io lHe Putnam lnn, was n fae city Wednesday in the interests eI Worcester newspaper
 Joseph Maynard and Wile have re- turned from Worcester where they
 sent 10 sec their daughter who IS pa' rient at hospital there.
 Howard Deacon and wife haze re- turned from their wedding trip and are living vith the formers parents on seward slfeet.
 -E. N. Potter, assistant secretary sf lhe Connecticut Temperance unionf was in Putnam Wednesday soliciting funds.
 The annual mission for the Eng. fish speaking members of St. Mary E church will be held during Lent in charge Of lhe RedemptoTist Fathers
 --enators.elect James NJ. Tatem Of Easlford and Charles , Thompson of P8nffet attended the dinner at the Hartford club, Friday night given by ~enator.elect William k. Cheney.
 -Alau King son Of Nr and Mrs. Nielsen <ine, Grove sheet, has femov. ed with his family to Manchester where he is To become agent Of the Adams Express Company.
 Principal C C @pfatl of Naon- socket lltfh school, formerly principal of lhe Putnam High scbooi, cailed on friends In Putnam Saturday
 Al special l,sertice al St Mary E church Sunday afternoon number of young Indies were received into mem befship in the Children ,ol Mary society.
 Members of !he Putnam Equal Franchise League went To Enstlord Friday evening 10 attend d meeting in that village. The speakers were Miss Emily .Piefson, State Organizer, of Cromwell, and W. :J. Bartlett of Put am.
 The fire department was called out | at 1Gg Wednesday afternoon by an alafm from Box 5i on Elm stfeet The fire was out before the department ar- rived. A member of a family in il house near BosWoah Bros gfain store lighted lamp which biezed up set ting d paper drapefy on mantle piece ahfe \ boy ran uut and pulled the aiann Oniy slight damage resulted.
 The Chnd Lumber Corporation are moving theii portable miii to che Paine iol between Union and stafford Spnegs where they have several months wotk Eof about seven years they have hcen operating nlong the lines of the New Haven railroad. ow- inR 10 the limited amount ot material which the New Haven road is to buy this winter, they have taken contracts with lhe Central Vermont failfoad' { Jerome Mann, son of Judge J. liar ( ,v Mann of the Putnam city courL who has been in Putnam since the closinv of the New York stock eX change. was called to New York Mon day evening by the firm of brokers where he is employed. He started TOT inc city on his motorcycle stopping E over night in Norwich with n friend. 1 He had not made up his mind when he left Putnam whether or not ne | would remain ill New York or return 10 Putnafn, Automobile drivers are thankful thal inc warm sun of Thursday and Friday has removed the coat ol ice from The stfeets The feature that mas eaused them the most anxiety ana worfv was thnt children in all paris oi 1 ,he eitv were having fine eoasting and were shooting out ltom side streets in' 10 main travelled thoroughtaTes sud denlY and unexpectedly both day and 
 evening, aud many close calls were re- ported, but no one was injured except that the nerves Of the drivers suffered from the extra strain.
 Health officer Dr. l.. o. MoraSse is working on the list Of delinquents who have not as yet connected with the sewer and more connections Iare being made. In communication to the common council he stated that notice had been served on abuIlefs who had not made connections and those who had connected but still maintained outhouses that if the situation was not remedied action would be taken 10 have tAe wesk done and charged to the abutter The sewer system has been installed for over two years and all properly owners have had ample time To make connections.
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