Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-02-27
Notes About the City

N r.. = NJ. " heti0ek spent MON
day with Providence friends.
Mrs. Charles Tetreauit spent the
week end with relatives in central
Falls, r. /.
Miss Rae Coolidge Of l4eominsier is
spending few days with Charles Mi
ron and family, George street.
DR. and Mrs. J b. Kent and Mrs.
Geo. ~. Holt, will leave Friday for
Camden, ). {.
There was a large Attendance at
tie owls dance Saturday evening, the
last Of series Of dances before Lent.
-Honofe Laehanee, n fireman on the
Pennsylvania railroad, IS visiting bis
mother in the north end Of the city.
announcement has been made Of
the engagement Of Miss Euerelia
Breed Of Painar and } 0fvile Wood
Of Woods Hol, Mnss.
-sleighing parties from DanieIson,
Webster, and the villages between, are
appearing nightly in Putnam where
they stop for supper ut the local hotels
The senior class OF the Touftelotle
Memorial High school scored a hit FRI
day night in the farce, "Pu's New
Housekeeper.
Putnam people received post cards
appropriate for washingtonis birthday
from Souvenir W. II. Taylor Of Hart
ford.
Tile secretary Of the town school
board has received check Of ss5 from
The state AS the towns share Of the
school libtafy grant.
-sleeple Tom Fitzpatrick, well
known la Putnam, whefe he mikes
periodical visits, sailed from VIEW Yotk
Thursday ieI savannah onsa busines'
nip.
-siias NJ Wheeloek went 70 Pleas
ant Viyw saturday, where he owns Il
summer cottage. The recent high tides
have washed the land ia trent of the
cottages, endangering the buildings.
students from Pemfret school and
iiends " 30 were en- frem New Yofk
for the holiday were in Putnam OF
slcighing PARTIES on Saturday and Mon
day,
1T cost little more than SEQ to re-
move the snow from the stilct, IN the
business section Of the city. OF this
aoout Si50 was borne by the Shore
Line Electric company.
IA. G. Luke, who has been i'll for
two weeks al his home on Church
street, WAS taken 10 the Worcester city
hospital Monday noon where he viii
Undergo an operation.
AT a regular meeting of the Board
OF Trustees Of the Connecticut Epilep
tic colony Of which William 7, Kelley
Of Dayville is a member, memorial res
olntions relative 10 the death OF Mrs
Kelley were unanimously adopted.
Henry Belair, upholstery 5uye
for Gneve, Hughes x Besetle, Water
bury, spent sunday with his parents
Charles E. Belnir and family, Elm
street lie was on his way 10 Boston
on business.
-Govelnot Baldwin has appointed
r. III Stadtmnller OF West Hartford {,
be dairy and food commissioner of tbs
state for term of four years taking of
fee May /, 1914. He succeeds a. r
Potter. Mr.. Stad,muller is wei
SHOWN daifyman aud farmer.
-Megiden gets the next annual en-
campment of the Connecticut depart
nent Of The Grand Army. Official no
lice Of this session hiss been received
here by members OF A. q. Warner pos
with,the dates for the eneampment
Tuesday and Wednesday, Apiil IA ane
Is.
Work Of transforming the Masoni,
home nj NailingfoFd is going on an,
the management hopes 10 start woFI
This summer on the second building O
an artistic group in colonial style tina
ultimately Will furnish laecommoda
tons for eco
- AAN NhtANAS AN0NH vi AANtN AHi
Fabric, a textile journal, appears eat
Of many men who "help 10 make IN
textile industry Of New England aai
includes that Of William f., Dawson
superintendent Of the Putnam Woolei
company.
Judge edwin Gsgef viii be i
Putnam FIltay Ter y short ealenda
session d lht superior court at While
assignments viii be made for TIA
March term. There is long etimiag
list. states Attorney Searls is expect
ca home from Bermuda the. last o. IA
week.
-fhere was large gathering a. IA
Masonic smple Thursday evening In
clndi.g members from the Noodstoc
and North Grosvenordale lodges. IN
ii. NJ. degree vas worked on two cat
dldafes. Remarks were made by vi
ling brothers and a COLLATION. Va
served.