Putnam patriot., 1914-02-13
Items of Local Interest

Eleanor were recent guests of felattYes. Miss Angie Kennedy is in south bridge for visit with Mrs. Carrie Nonhnp.
 Enpineer nilliam foran was in NfHmantlc Saturday attending The fsnernl of Captain James cochrane. Mrs. William Richardson ond daughter Florence spent Monday with friends In Noonsoeket
 -Johu II Pallett of Mefiden Wns fl visitor h Putnam wllh slf aed Ms. M M DwYer Saturday.
 -only routine business WIS tran saele1 al Inc weekly meeting ol the stlectmet Monday afternoon.
 Rev ]. J Papillon of WHHmantie WIS visitor sth friends in Putnam Monday
 Mrs A \. Law, who k at the Herbert Hall sanitaram, Worcester, Is much Improved
 Mrs fda C. Kennedy spent Salur- day and Sunday in Pawtueke., the guest of her brother, r, E. Greeaslitt, of the Evening Times.
 Mrs James Rohan of Putnam eu. tertained Miss Bella Johnson and Miss May Flynn,of wilimantic over Sun day
 -Clnb La Violetle held a meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Napoleon Telreault. Whist wns played and refreshments served.
 Principal Hathaway of the Tour. tellotte Memorial High school recently delivered lecture on Ancient Rome before the anclent history elass Ut the school
 Funeral services for Edwin Levin were held Monday atemoan al two o'clock, Rev. j. R. stabhel Of the Baptist church officiating Burial was in Grove street cemetery.
 --Hlsie Wells, The older daughter ot Mir and Mrs Everett Wells Of Noah :Seltoate, E. l., formerly of Putnam, was married Fnesday4to Robert Burke of Providence,
 III. T. Bronson ei East Hartford has purchased the Lewis Morse farm aa the town of Woodstock The Child Lumber corporation has been the owner of the place.
 Putnam people liable to pay under The new Income tax law, those having an income of Sa, ,00O year or over, ate making arrangements to file the in formation required of them with the internal revenue collectors.
 Miss Elsie Rouse was in Provi- sience Saturday and Sunday. Miss Rouse has been offered position in the John Hay Memorial Library con. necled with Brown University.
 There will be mission for the French speaking people of st. Mary $ church beginning March lAth and lasl- ing four weeks. The Revetand Fathers RedempioFlslo of St. Anne de Bea upre will conduct the services
 Joseph Monroe, government chemist in Washington, D. C, ls ta be transferred 10 an important position in Iowa, MT Monroe is r. H. S grad. uale and married Miss Florence Shet man, also High school graduate here.
 lily the kindness of Landlord Rogers ol the Putnam Inn, the man ual training class of the High school, and few visitors from Thompson, Neae allowed to inspect the artificial Ice and refrigeFsting plant connected with lhe hoIel on Tuesday. and have Il explained to them, Thompson news from SD Exchange.
 A Milhmantle paper has the fol. lowing regarding some former Pat. nam people well known here. "Ms. and Ms Howard Mhitmop ot Hart. toFd stopped over part of Sunday with thelg parents, Mir. and Mrs. x. F. Nhttmore eftNalleY street, on theil way to North Carolina, in a eaf io be delivered to buyer in that state. Mrs NhitmoEe and Alden will accompany them as far as New York, the start ANthA ah@oe ms tNtenVOhs
 Miss Nellie G Brown. formerly ol shis city, Is now nurse in Peter Ben Bingham hospital, Boston, and her sta ger Edith, also graduate nurse, Is re eaperaliug from an operation for ap pendleigis in Lebanon, Pa, at th home q elassnale. The brother Clarence, Is in business la Paterson NJ lie was at enc time book keepe for lhe rulHam Manufacturing Com rany.
 1.-The Putnam Equal FFanehis League $ to give an entertainment ol NSedne iay evening, February IS, Il Aeid Fe lows hall. An original sketch A.Mrs Higgins Employment Bureau, will be presented. An informal ad dress by Miss Rosamond Danieisoi .uiFl be given and piano solos by Mn .aseo. s. Bradley, will be included Il She program.