Putnam patriot., 1914-03-20
Notes About the City

 in Boston Friday
 James Carroll Of Hartford was a sisilor with friends in Putnam sataf- day.
 --James A. Harvey of New Britain WAS visitor with friends in Putnam oger Sunday.
 The Royal Arch degree was confer red on candidates of Warren chapter, F. A. NJ. at A meeting held in Masonic temple Thursday evening.
 -Mrs Charles II Bixby of Bridge water. Mass, is lhe guest of Dr. and Mrs. Edward f. Perry.
 Miss Bertha Sargent Is the guest Of her brother, Harold T. Sargent, in Worcester.
 -Wallaee Smith land Leland Brad icy were in Boston Saturday attending she automobile show
 Rev B F. Benoit will preach in French z the Baptist church Sunday at 3.50 r. III.
 IN. \ Ballard entertained the members of his Sunday school eiass at his home Friday evening
 The Boy Scouts of Putnam are to have the use Of the school gymnasium ai such times as not 10 interfere with the regular schedules of the school.
 Miss Bernice Gahan has been act ing as pianist at the Bradley theater during the illness Of Miss Maude simpson.
 -E. M Wheaton has commenced ahe work Of making the fepairs to the Bradley building, Front street, that was damaged by fire about two weeks ago.
 IN Maltef-Tetreauit, l5, WAS taken to 4he Day KimbaIl hospital Inst Thurs day where lie underwent m operation for appendicitis, He is getting along nicely.
 Putnam friends and acquaintances of Souvenir William II. Taylor oi Hartford received St. Putiek's Day post cards and the ndmonition to ssKeep your memory green9
 The mail for New York, New Lon. don and way stations will close at alo n. m. instead of ' 40 a. n. Evening snail for Worcester and way stations will close al 6 40 instead Of 8,I5, Mail from the south is now received too late for evening delivery by city carriers. Advertised Letters, March II;
 LADIES
 Mrs. Jennie NJ. Thompson, Mrs. s.Silas Nj. Chapman, Miss Mary J. smith, Sylvia West.
 GENTLEMEN
 Chas. Uleriam, Alvlnt M Green, William F, Burns.
 -Tourtellottee Memorial High school of North Grosvenordale may mot have a team in the school baseball league that Is to be organized for the coming season, but will have school aeam that will book such games as 1t will cane to arrange.
 -0nre Marion, l5, daughter of MT. and Mrs Isai Marion, Providence street, died at the home of her parents at 1 o'clock Sunday morning She had been in poor health for me,years, The funeral was at St. Mary 's church Tuesday morning md the burial in St Mary's cemetery.
 4 lA d with his Franklin automobile this winter in which he takes much pride. lie did not miss single trip between his home and. the store during all of she hard winter weather and deep snows, nor did he have any freeze.ups or motor trouble whatever.
 -Rev. A von r. Huizinga has pur- chased the w II. Chandler house in Thompson from the Chandler estate and will use it for summer home. Mir. Huizinga has been living in New Haven and Is the author of several books He married the daughter of Dr. Mathewson of South Woodstock and Washington, D. C., while he was pastor of the Thompson Congregation al church. They have one child,
 Last Saturday evening number of young people responded to the very kind invitation oi A. ]. Kennedy tc come to his pleasant home and sur prise his daughter Beatrice. The sur prise was complete Tine evening wai spent with songs and games, anS every member of the party had a de 8ighlfal time and enjoyed the delielou refreshments served by the family.
 The body Of a man brought oi from Topeka, Kansas. enroute t Eilchburg, Mass, where preparation had been made for large Masonic fu neral Monday afternoon, got no farthe than Putnam until late in the after noon and remained upon truck a Ehe railroad station from I2.57 to o'clock. This was due 10 the ehange' drain service and also 10 the fact tha ahe Worcester train that leaves afte she New York express had no baggag ear attached The body arrived al 1t destination at o.30 in the evening