Putnam patriot., 1914-01-30
Notes About the Town

N0IeS ADOut llle lOND Ms heIen Wiley Is spending a few days with friends in Boston.
 -Nrs. Mary Bagbee, Medbury is spending few weeks in.Pfoyidenee. Miss Bessie Chaplin spent Monday lu Boston.
 -AltorHey Charles L. Toffey and wife, and Ernest Wilcox attended the poulsfy show st Worcester ffiday-
 -Ffank <. Morris Of NeA London, formerly q Putnam called oa ffieHsis here Monday
 -Pelef Minor af Bridgeport. fasmef- 1y of Putnam. called ea friends hefe Friday.
 -Ffank Keaney, formerly "a teacher fn tbe High school, spent the weekend in tae city
 -The Hfsi monthly collection ot lbe year nt St Mary church amounted Ia szll.
 -E. .. sumner of Wi1iuantic. fof- uerly of Eastiofd, has been elected su- periniendenl of streets of The Thread city.
 -Herbeft J smith has returned from New York where be attended lue convention oi the American Assoeis uon oi eIsii Engineers.
 Attorney Charles E. Searls Nas in Norwich Friday In connection win 3he settlement Of the Blackstone wool case.
 states Attorney Charles E. seals sud Nfs -safis aill lsase EHdas i5r New Yark. sailing saiafaas ter Han lilaH, Bg5uaaa They alll he gone aeoai 8 month
 -B ' Huebec hns built an ls fdat aatouaelae smaioF baat. Tae ass5 Is sqa4ppsd aila s ef horse poser Ford motor ftb 5ot use sf Webster isse @hefe Nf Baahee Aas q eassase
 -ratfoas of lhe P8lusm Post 8aH=e and .is Rural Delivery who have not 3 copy of ghs parcel P9,l table snst rates can ptocafs same hy calling at tbe p1st office or ot she rural carriers. Advertised Letters. Jan. 2sla:
 GENTTENEN
 Thomas DoTyair, George Gauchef, F. Goodman, John l.. Rye.
 LAnIEs
 Miss Margaret Warren, Mrs. Henry Isaugiois.
 More money was given to churches in towns in this vicinity In 1915 than ever before, il Is shown by annual re- ports of pastors and ecclesiastical so- eieties. This nbetality has been the means Of permitting additional work to be done in many fields of Christian endeavor.
 -Those who have watched Ihe bond market state lhal the securities held by the Putnam Savings Bank have ad- vanced lour points since the instta- ton Was enjoined from receiving or paying ouI money. Another such ad- vance, Il is said, vii pal the bank on s good financial footing.
 -Henfy Bugbee, ~no had his collar bone broken, and Margaret TofTeY, who had her ankle broken, Tn coasliug accidents, have both been discharged from The Day kimhall hospital Frank skeffilt, who was al the institution suffering from iockjaw, has returned hoale bat without the advice of the ha>pilai authorities.
 At the borough election al Jevett City Monday there MSS sweeping victory for she republicans. Attorney Arthur M Brown, well known to members Of the Windham county bar, was elected ,sorough warden. The last republican warden N as elected in isos.
 The Gladys Klsrk stock company ended a successful weeks engage ment al The Bradley Theatre Saturday night. II is safe 10 say that the com. pany played b larger audiences through the week than any other similar company has ever done. The company was of high standard and became popular from the start
 Arthur NJ. Clark snd stephen X. Wing, both formerly of this city, whc have been engaged in business In Md dielon, Mass, have dissolved partner snip. 9ae buslaess Will hereafler bs conducted by Mir. clark, who was a inembeE ot lhe frm of Ballard < Clars during lhe yeaFs he lived in Putnam A moose head and two deer headi haze just been received in Putnam The former was shot by Charles Dear and tha deer by Landlord Rogers Q the Inn while on q hunting trip |, Auw Brunswick fast fall. The horn e one deer are in the velvet state, tha l., they are new horns just grown an, covered with 8 sofl fuzz. which Is un lsaai.