Putnam patriot., 1914-04-17
Notes About the City

in Worcester on Friday.
 Mrs. M. M. Dwyer has returned from a visit in Boston.
 George NJ. Fine was with relatives in Worcester Friday
 Miss Marion Audem IS spending the Easter season in New York and Philadelphia.
 The F. II. S. Alumni association will hold a dance In Odd Fellows hal, Wednesday evening, Apdl 29th.
 -Bflboards were burned near what IS known as the Little Mountain by Il brush fire that swept through that sec. ton and caused other dnmage.
 To-day, Frlday, is Afbof and Bird Day, and Is beiug observed as such in the schools, where the proclamation of Governor Baldwin was read
 -G. Harold Gipntfie and wife spent the week end at JuniperPoint, Maine, looking over the condition of their summer cottage.
 The contract has been let for re. building the plant of C. NJ. and l.. E. Kent, woodworking and turning, which was recently destroyed by fire. The police were looking Tuesday for man who made anuisance of him- sell by looking in windows of home on c rove street Monday night and by refusing to go away when ordered to do so.
 Local Odd Fellows have received invitations to be present in Spring field, Mass, next Monday, April la at the observance Of the Both ann vcrsary of the establishment of tn order in that city. Some 0f the Put nam brethren expect to be present. Mrs. Mary Medbufy will leave Fri day for Washington, D. C., 10 attend the National congress Of Ihe D. A. R going as the representative Of the To cal chapter in place of the'regent, Mrs Geo. A. Vaughn, who was unable tC attend.
 There Is much interest in this sec ton in the Boston despatch stating that the militia cavalry of Connecticut Rhode Island aud Massachusetts are to be in this vieinity,probably at Pom fret, on a joint tour of duty. The sighi will be new one for citizens of this To cality.
 Advertised Letters, April [;
 LADIES
 Mrs. C. Gidden, Miss Helen |. Chal mers, Miss Nellie Francis.
 GENTLEMEN
 Fred 0. Brine, A. Peter Perry, Aure lin Paquetle, Zeol Desputhy, II. C Whiteomb, Efstathios T. Michsulidee Al Gigno Cretontino.
 The eolored people of Putnam held ball in Owls hall, on Pomfre street, Friday evening with a large crowd present, There were guests from Worcester, Webster, Danielson Nor wich, Nillimantic, and other .plaees Jaekson's orchestra of Norwich fur nished the music. During intermis sion an oyster supper was served. .Th, affair lasted until four o'clock Satur day morning.
 CARD OF THANKs-The undersigned wish 10 express their heartfelt thanks and deep appreciation for the many kindnesses extended to them by their many friends during their bereaye. ment in the illness and death of their father William Rich, and for the many beautiful flowers sent for the fu- neral service.
 Jesse Rich
 uller Waiter Rich
 lch Charles Rich
 lch Adv
 rd reached this city Monday
 sudden death of Mrs. Mary Ann
 riand, wife of William Sunder.
 at Providence Sunday morning.
 Sunderland was getting ready 10 o church when she suddenly ex- ed She was the sister of Mrs. Geo. Morse and Mrs. Fred E. Lowering of utnam. Funeral services were held n Providence on Tuesday and in Put nam on Wednesday at home of Fred t. Lowering. Rev. J. k. stubbert officiating. Burial in Grove street cemetery.
 Music lovers in Putnam and ylcin. aty are jnteFested in Inc ..s..ss xras ~. @ApS'~~
 s.ars of the Boston Opera company are to come to Putnam dur ing May to give rnal concert before The closing of the present season. This lime an act of the opera Martha is to be sung and in English. New artists fo appear here this time gre Mile. Eve iyn Parnell, prima donna soprano, and Mile. Ernestine Gauthier, prima donna eontfalto. An added feature is to o' .he petit ballet of the Boston opef' mousse and solo dancers who are to in ,erpret some of the dances assasiatet with grand opera.