Putnam patriot., 1914-12-04
PEOPLE

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 William J. Brennan of lhis city i' 50 stage a big minstrel show in Dan felson.
 Miss Dora Gaguon ~as visitor ir Providence and Blackstone over sat 8fday and Sunday
 -Boxes for contributions tor th' Salvation Army dinner have been dis. tnbgted In yarious stores in Putnam
 Miss 4. N. Enyafd has returned tom a visit with Mrs. D. If. BiIling' n Providence.
 Mrs. Walter Carle and children oI Dorchester have been visiting relatives n the ely.
 MT. and Mrs. Prosper Viegard en- Geuained the formers parents from 8iilimaatie, Friday and saturday
 Mrs. Mary Ellis smith of Danvers bas been the guest of her brother, Ed- ward l.. Ellis, Bradey street.
 Miss Florence Baker of Moosup, and Mrs Andrew Meech and daughter of Danieis0n, wefe tbe guests of the Misses Clifford, Ring street. sunday
 -Mfs. f. it, Cordief and niece, Ger trude RemiiIard, spent sunday ~itb Mrs. CordieF's sister, Mrs. Malcolm Bilodeaui Th0mpsoaVIiIe.
 -Mrs. Emma E. Bradley Of Putnam and 5oren Alfred Pofz Nielsen of Bos. ton, were married in Everett, Aass5 Saturday, November zlst
 Two minor cases were disposed of by Judge Mann .in the city court on Tuesday morning and one man went 10 Jail
 Rev Wallace slearus of spring field, formerly of this city, has accept ed call lo the pastorate of the Congre. galional church in Hampton, \ II.
 --Charles seder and Prosper Viegard fnotofed b Worcester Thanksgiving day They found several inches of snow and siusb after getting as far nofth as Oxford.
 Miss | Rita Champeau, youngest daughter Of Isaac Champeau, Is spend ing few days vacation at her home from the Academy of the Holy Family at Baltic.
 -Postmaster Letters has printed signs displayed urging patrons to mail their Christmas packages early after they have been wrapped securely and addressed plainly
 The winter schedule of masses at St. Mary's church has gone into effect. There will be no mass at o'clock The cbildrcn'a mass will be at $ o'clock and other masses will be at 2 l5 and I0.15 o'clock
 Merrill r. Paine, formerly princi- pal Of the Israel Putnam school, now student at Clark University, Wor- eester, has been made editor-in.ehief of the Clark College Monthly,'the Iitera " magazine published by the stu dents. This Is the highest honor that can be given for literary ability by the institution.
 Israel Putnam Lodge, 1 c. Q. F., held a class initiation.in their hall on Pomffet street Tuesday evening. Wed nesday evening members went to Wor cester 10 see the second degree worked iDy the Webster degree team. The Putnam lodge orchestra participated in the exercises.
 Jerome Tourlellotte, formerly treasurer ol the Putnam Savings bank, with Mrs. TourteIlotte, has gone to Limons, Florida, where they will visit their son Leroy and wife. Fayette l.. WNght, candidate for the nomination vor state comptroller, left Thursday for Clearwater, Fla, where he will remain during the winter looking out for his business interests.
 -Rev. John Van den Nooft of Don. gen, Holland, formerly pastor of st. Mary's church, has sold to Clarence Kent a farm on the south side of the Quinebaug river II was announced at St. Mafys church sunday morning that S300 had been given to the church hy it's venerable eX-pastof now in his native country.
 some oi the dealers in cigars and tobacco were scufryiug about Monday morning trying 10 find out how, when and where to pay the new government taY. Little fl any instruction has been received relative to the matter aside from an occasional article In the newspaper covering some one phase ot the neW law.
 -Two carloads of Buick automo piles arrived here Monday for the local agent, M R. Joy. II would seen to most people that the demand in this section would show falling oil, but such Is not the fact, Mir, Joy states that since the middle of .Septemoer II cars have been delivered and the pros pect for future business k good.
 The following members oi Eliza beth Porter Putnam Chapter, D. A.R., aeit for New Haven Monday to attend che state meeting: Mrs. George 4. Vaughan, regent, Miss Ellen Vince lock, vice regent, Mrs. George Il. Nichols, Mrs. George E. Shaw, Mrs ~. NJ. wheeloek, Mrs. M. il. MedbuFy, Mrs. F. B. Kent. The party were en- tertained at dinner by Mrs H. Nj. sykes and spent the night at the home