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Putnam patriot., 1914-06-19

Mrs. Henry l.. Burt left Thursday for visit with her daughter, Mrs. c. r. Newell of Washington, k. 1.
 Mrs. James Nj Kent and children of New York are guests of Dr. and Mrs. J B. Kent, Church street.
 Mrs. G. D. Stanley and sons, Frank and Robert, are visiting at her home in Lynn.
 -Dr. Ezra B. Pike Of Lynn attend. ed the Alumni banquet Wednesday evening.
 There will be no services at St. Philips church on Friday or Sunday evenings until autumn but the Sunday school session will be held all summer. MT. and Mrs. Hermon Eimonds of Storrs have been guests of Mir. and Mrs c. A. Hammond. They attended the reunion of the High school alumni association.
 Frank Cotton of Putnam and Ste phen Horton of Danielson were dele gates from Putnam lodge of Moose to the New England field day of the or der held at HaVerhill this week. -C. N. Tobey of Newmarket, N. l Fl :, is the new overseer of the carding department in the mill at North Gros- 1 venordale. He succeeds Harry II. ] Houghton, who has gone to Chicopee, Mass.
 Courts City of Putnam and Jae. i ques Cartier, F. of A, and their escort, the Catholic band of this city, made an excellent showing at the ForeSters' memorial service in Danielson Sunday afternoon. They went from here in well loaded special trolley car.
 Miss Germaine Delorme, who has been selling tickets at the Empire the atre, is on the dangerous list at theDsy kimball hospital and is not expected to recover She recently underwent an operation for appendicitis and later pneumonia developed.
 Master Glen Arlington Martin, son of Mir. and Mrs II. D. Martin. 6l Grove street, celebrated his eighth birthday Wednesday by entertaining few of his little friends. Music, games and generous supply of refreshments made the occasion enjoyable for al present.
 "A beer party that began Nednes day night among two Polish families had its final setting in the city court Thursday morning where Joseph Ora dyce appeared with badly discoloIet eye that was the result of a punel from his brother-ln-law's fist Stever nonecky was sentenced to pay tine O Sl0 for assault.
 The masonic lodges in this seetioI have accepted the invitation of brethe Rev. George D. Stanley of the Putnam Methodist church, to attend service il body Sunday, June Fist, in honor O St. John's day. The lodges attending will be, Putnam lodge of Woodstock Corner Stone lodge of North Grosven ordale, and Quineeaus lodge of Put nam.
Putnam patriot., 1914-06-19

Mrs. William Richardson and daughter Miss Florence were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Kellogg of Woonsoe- ket last Wednesday.
 Harrison :. Coday, teacher Of Lat in in the Putnam High school, who re- signed and was not 10 return next year, has severed his connection with the school and was paid the salary due him by the secretary of the school board Tuesday afternoon.
 The pupils of Miss Mildred Wight man gave 6 recital Tuesday evening the following taking part: Dorothy Bone, Gladys Andrews, Ethel ken yon, Marjorie Beard, Stuart Tease Evelyn Nichols, Gladys Hermonson Cora Seekins, Dorothy Nichols, Edith Geeson, Hazel Geeson, ,Wilfred Sharpe Lillian Maertens, Raymond Pierce Ruth Pratt. Following the program cake and ice cream were served.
Putnam patriot., 1914-06-19
Notes About the City

-Michael Murphy is spending the summer in the Adirondacks.
 pr. N. II. Sharpe shows large and handsome pens from his own garden
 -H. e. Preston WIS in Providence, New Bedford, and Taunton, last week on business trip.
 The W. C. r. T.. will hold a mothers meeting at the home of Mrs George F. Holbrook Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Members please invite mothers and children.
 Louis Desautelles, smith street, is spending few weeks with friends and relatives in Canada. Joseph Para dis is also in Canada for few weeks, joining his wife who has been visiting relatives there.
 -Contraetor Phillips, who put In the annette roadway in Putnam last fall has been in the city looking over the work There are many places that need repairing. The road was laid in cold, rainy weather and it was expect ed at the time that repairs would be necessary this summer. The repairs will probably be made in the near fu. lure,
 The big bonfire built by the boys of Pomlret school during their celehra- ton Thursday night lit up the sky and was visible for miles around. People in Putnam who did not know Of the celebration thought serious fire was raging in the neighboriug town, Many people from New York, Boston and l Philadelphia were al the Ben GrosVen- 1 or to watch the festivities of the clos- 1 ing days Of the school.
 Israel Putnam lodge of Odd Eel ] lows held memorial exercises last sunday. Eighty members of the or der marched from the lodge room on Pomfret street to Grove street eemete- " where an address was delivered by Rev. F, D. Sargent of the Congrega' tional church. The graves of deceased members were decorated and the mem bers marched back to the hall
 Miss Crescentia Beck, teacher ol 1 French and German at the High school is to remain in Putnam during the summer, and Twill tutor in the above branches, and also form classes. Miss Beck, who Is a native of Germany, has the highest references. She has been re- engaged as teacher al the High school. She may be addressed at 9i South Main street. Adv
 The following city officials took an automobile tour Sunday to inspect va rious makes of automobile lire fight
 ing apparatus: Mayor Macdonald, Al dermen Johnson, Padgett, Duvert Byrne, and Bouthillette. The cities visited were Providence, Taunton Brockton, Middleboro, Mansfield, At tleboro, Pawtueket, back to Proyi dence, and return 10 Putnam. Many makes of machines were inspected ant they were warmly received by the otii clals of the different places visited.
Putnam patriot., 1914-06-19
Died from Blood Poisoning

Putnam friends were surprised Fri day when they learned of the death in Hartford Thursday of Mrs. Jessie May Salisbury, nurse, formerly ot this city and Pomfret. Mrs. Salis- bury'S death followed a brief illness caused by blood poisoning, which was also the cause of the death of her hus- band and his brother, they developing the malady after having teeth ex- tracted.
Putnam patriot., 1914-06-19
Found Note Made in Mechanicsyille

The following appeared in Nilli. mantle paper Monday;
 Patrolman McArthur found on the street note for S250 bearing a Me chanicsville date line. The parties to the note are C NJ. Smith and NJ. J. kenney The note was made on May 1, 1914. Owner of the note may secure same by communicating with Chief k. II Richmond.
Putnam patriot., 1914-06-19
Items of Local Interest

MT. and Mrs. W. II. Harris spent Wednesday at the agricultural college at Storrs.
 -E. NJ. ;Warner was in Worcester Friday and visited his son, John A (. Warner, d student at the Worcester Tech.
 Funeral service for Daniel Whit temore of Elliotts was held Friday ai' ternoon in charge Of Putnam lodge ot masons of Woodstock of which he was a member.
 Mrs. George A Shepard and ehil- dren of New York are occupying their cottage just swest of the F.. N. roster place on the Putnam Heights road.
 Irving .Miron has been spending three days in Millbury, attending the commencement exercises Of the Mill burv High school of which he Is a graduate.
 Everett l.. Brown, the well known fruit expert of Pomfret, says that the set of apples in this section Is very heavy and that an excellent crop Is an ticipated.
 Merrill r. Paine lof Clark Oniver sity has been spending a few days with his mother Tn Putnam. lie will spend the summer as n travelling sales man in Western massachusetts,.
 Wilkinson Park, near the beauti 2 fui Cargill fails, was transformed tnto tea garden Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoons by Elizabeth For ter Putnam chapter, D. A, K, Who dispensed tea and other delteacies be- tween and , o'clock.
 A touring ear driven by w. J. Bartlett and runabout driven oy James Ralierty eollided at the Junction of South Meadow and Pomlret streets Friday evening. The runabout had inc front wheels twisted so that they were at right angles to the body ot the machine The touring car door was dented in and the paint knocked oil.
 --Steeple Tom Fitzpatrick and help CT, Arthur Schaeler, of Boston, are eh gagged in painting the spire of the Con gregational church in Thompson and expect to finish in about two weeks Steeple Tom is well known in Putnam where he makes occasional visits doinl his line of work. His speeialties ar' ali kinds of steeple work includinl pointing, painting, regilding and re pairing pointing and repairing 6rel stacks; flag pole work, slate roohnl and cleaning out chimneys, gatters freplaces, etc. Also tree work ot al kinds. au
Putnam patriot., 1914-06-19

uDr. Thomas Eclectic Oil is the best ran,ady for that often fatal disease- ,roun. h has been used with success .n our family for eigh; years. '-M rs' IT.. Whileacfe, Buffalo, N. \. adv
 Heavy, impure blood makes q mud dy, pimply complexion, headaehes, nausea, indigestion. Inn olo9u biases you weak, pale and sieklS. TOT puIe blood, sound digestion, use hu'uoSa Blood Billers. si at all stores aus
Putnam patriot., 1914-06-19
MARRIAGES

In Pomffet, June l7th, Alice Fur long of Pomfret and William White of Long Island City.
 In Putnam, June 18th, Armand Benoit and Marie Louise Como.
 In Waltham, Mass, June 18th, Earl C. Macomber and Miss Beatrice Greenleaf
Putnam patriot., 1914-06-19
nEArAs

In Norwich, June 14th, Laura E. Squires of N oodstoek, aged 69 wears.
 In Putnam, June 18th, Adlebert Lyon of Woodstock, aged r. years.
 In Northbridge Center, Mass, Joseph F. Rawson formerly of Put. nam, aged Sl years.
Putnam patriot., 1914-06-19
BIRTHS

In Pomfret, June list, daughter to MT. and Mrs. Berry.
 In Putnam, June 18th, a daughter to Mir. and Mrs. William Donovan.
Putnam patriot., 1914-06-19

Our store has been rebuilt entirely and we spared no expense m 1t but made it d uice and attractive as momE and brains can do.
 After purchasing at Our Store if the Merchandise does not prove entirely satis- factory money WlEbe cheerfully refunded
 Every Garment bought here will be altered FREE of Charge.
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