Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-03-06
Notes About the City

-Df l. o. Msrasse who has Teen
confined 70 his home by illness for q
fortnight has recovered.
-Rex. u. +. Beneit vii preach n
french 81 the Baptist church sunday
Afternoon at 3 O'Clock
Or. II. Il. Love is visiting physi-
cian at The bay Kimball hospital this
month. substituting Tor Dr. J. -. Kent
ssh0 Is IN south Carolina.
-ehafles K. shaw d Pswtackets
fofuseely u Patnan, was IN tbs city
Monday and Tuesday calling Of
friends.
The wnisr IN the QuipeDaug liver
baqan 70 racsde Monday afternoon and
il the evening trolley ears we're able
20 run through 10 Dauielson
-Thefe Bas large Attendance e
the bas&el social held ia The banquet
room Of tae Baptist church Tuesday
evening There @as a musical md
literary program.
~-1ilas ~ Wheelock, agent Of the
Putnam Wooden Company, vent 10
Pleasant View Tuesday TO lind how
badly his summer cottage hns been
damaged by the storm,
Joseph Mason, Of the north end Of
the city, had a bad cash cut In bis
bead By failing icieIe. He Was
knocking them of The gutter eH bis
house when an unusually heavy one
struck him.
The degree team Of the Putnam
grange h8s received an invitation 10 go
to south Woodstock Ia the near fu
smfe aud confer The inigat9ry degree
81 elias 81 ten eaadidalea 10 oe nd
shifted 10 niemeorhip Ia lhe Seneze
grange
-BiGwn tail moth hunters batt
E,een securing Palnam aud tbe aaf-
rounding country for nests lhe pasl
1tw days While some have been
found aud destroyed there Is not al lhe
9eaas time any considerable number
- the pests Ia THIS vicinity.
Three Train aespaiehets from HIATT
aefd have been working IN Putnam
during The storm. The lines we've
down and communication with this
section y as impossible. They finished
sFof& here At II p. m. Monday and re-
surned 10 the Hartford office.
The William Grew players closed
q week s engagement at the Bradley
zsestre Saturday night. Mr.. and Mrs,
sfreS left Putnam for Chicago where
they are under contract TO appear for q
sneeing picture film company. Mrs.
sirew Is Gwendoiin Pales, one of the
a,est known picture stars In the eoun'
sy.
-silas NJ. Wheeiock, agent of the
Putnam Woolen Company, went {,
Pleasant View, r. l., Tuesday, to fiut
eal how badly his summer colsag,
had been damaged by the storm. II,
received wurd that It had been moved
afom afs foundation and was on ths
sseaeh ieVel A. 1 Morse Of this city
also owns cottage there bai his IS on
hlgheT ground farther up the beach
William n Braman, 81, died a
slls hoine IN PomlFet Monday nigh
sitter n short illness with pneumonia
Mr.. Braman WAS born in Pomfret IL
ahe next house 10 where he died aud l.
one Of The test known citizens OF ths
town. lie Is survived by wife and
'ane daughter.
Representatives Of killingly, Web
stef, Piainneld and Putnam higt
schools nlet In Putnam Saturday If
ternoon and talked over plans fo
forming Qpincbaug Valley High
school base bail league The ventur,
was farorably thought of but no action
was taken. II is intended ii possible
90 make a six.ieam league and south
bridge and oxford viii be Invited 4
be present al The next meeting which
will be held in the near future
CARD or THANks--Fof all OF IN
kind deeds, for all Of the sympaih,
and assistance from many friends, am
Tor the aels of thoughtiulnesS toward
A4At AtAA a. AAAAHN ttAE AiaAHNn 81 out Le
3oyea wife and mother. Mrs. Hele
Hart, We are deeply grateful aad up
pfeciauve, as We are also Of the mau
feaniIfal floral remembrance alte
Re passed away.
J. A. HARr
.Adg Miss ALICE HART.
-from pf sent appearances tt look
asfl Putnam was TO enjoy a prospe
oas season IS the mills are all bus
wiik spiIng orders ahead. The Mar
ha4set manufacturing company is Fur
ming night ami day making tire dach
The Waterman Worsted company
also running nlssht and day, The iiy
Xix mills are an working to full ca
pccity, the cotton mills are runnin
full linse and all are anticipating
good season which means general goo'
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