Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-02-27
Items of Local Interest

Walter Wheaton spent Sunday
with Boston relatives.
Miss Myra Ellis was the guest of
her brother in Providence the weekend
Misses Marjorie Baker and Ellie
lnman spent Sunday in Worcester.
Miss Bartlett Of Maine spent sun
day with Mrs. J. X. Carpenter OF
south Main street
Mrs. {. G. Spfatt Of Woonsoeket
was The week end guest of friends 10
| Putnam.
Mrs. Charlotte Champlin Of Brad.
ley street is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. E. NJ Brunn in Brook lyn, y. \
/ Mr aud Mrs. Ernest c. Morse Of
King street have bad as guests Mrand
Mrs. Cornell Of Brooklyn, \. !.
MIS-. Abbie L. Child has been en-
tertaining her daughter Miss Grace
j Child.
Mrs. II c. Meinken has returned
from a Two weeks visit in Brooklyn,
y. Y.
Miss Gertrude Hall entertained
Miss Webb OF New Bedford for the
week end.
Miss Lollie Angel Of Providence
has been The guest OF her parents the
past few days.
Henry y. Benoit attended the
state convention Of post office clerks
and letter carriers Ut bridgeport Mon.
day.
George Boker Of Fremont treet IS
resting comfortably in Worcester
hospital, after undergoing M opera.
ton for appendicitis.
Seventy five Polish residents Of
Putnam mel in the Owls hall sunday
afternoon for the purpose OF forming
Polish society.
Mr. aud Mrs Il. NJ Warner had
as week end guests faaushler, Miss
Frances =. Warmer OF Newton, AMI
their son, John A. & Warner Of The
Worcester Tech.
The Elizabeth Porter Putnam
chapter is planning party to be given
az the home Of Airs q. +. SHAW, the
committee in charge being Miss Anna
sampson, Mrs. :. Nikoloil aud Miss
Bessie Champlin.
Advertised Letters. Feb q;
GENTLEMEN
G. Y. u. Paine, \ L. Hilton, Barton
J. " oodwsrd, The Molossine Co.
LADIES
Miss Minnie Mead, Mrs. Mary Mo.
rell, Miss Julia Aston, Mary Hudolo.
We call attention to an interesting
article, "The Man and the Belt, writ.
ten by II. b. Martin, director of the
Putnam trade school, for a fhiladel-
phia trade journal. The article APP
pears in another column. Mr.. Martin is
frequent contributor To trade Journals
as well as the author of several books
on textile manufacturing.
The Connecticut Woman Suffrage
Association is planning n Votes for
Women pageant and parade for Satur'
day, May ID, in Hartford. Represen
tatives from The suffrage societies in
all parts OF The state will march IN the
parade, and 1t is expected that a large
delegation will 90 trom the local Equal
! Franchise League,
Friends Of George b. Champlin,
travelling salesman Tor the Wiley Sons
Company of Hartford, have received
: post cards from him mailed from Cali.
fornia. lie states that il is spring like
weather with the flowers In bloom aud
: he was anticipating bathing in the Pa.
clfe ocean al Los Angeles.
--George :, crosby, judge of probate
for the district OF Thompson, passed the
age limit, his 10th birthday, last Tues.
, day Governor Baldwin's writ OF
election TO fill the vacancy WAS reeeiv.
ed by sheriff. Fox Monday and served
c on the Thompson officials, One of The
I leading candidates is Town Clerk by
: eF ;. Elliott Of Thompson. Another is
{ NJ. A. Covell,
Charles Miron, Jr., was nj The
+ home of his parents Saturday night,
lie is employed 10 the aperintendent'
! office at the Hartford railroad station,
; In telling Of the recent Ire he said that
e they iirst noticed curl Of black smoke
1 thai grew more dense. One Of the
!, clerks went OUT 10 investigate and he
a soon followed. The young lady slsno'
grapheE vas the last 10 leave and She
Il had just reached place 81 ssfety
r when the roof fell in. None Of them
4 teak their outer garments with them