Putnam patriot., 1914-12-11
PERTINENT TO PUTNAM
PEOPLE
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Members of the Putnam lodge Of Moose gre making plans for an enter tainment.
 Rev. E. F Benoit will preach in French at the Baptist church Sunday at 3.50 ?. I'll.
 Misses Ora Trudeau and Grace Bosquet of Taftville were guests of MT. and Mrs. J. \. P. Gagne, Woodstock avenue, over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs William Kennedy, formerly Miss Bernice Tattoon, are re- ceiving congratulations on the birth Of q son born Saturday.
 Funeral services for Albert Btous- seau were held in St. Mafy's church Sunday afternoon. Burial was in st. Mary's cemetery.
 In Center street and vicinity number of trees have been marked for destruction by S1ate Inspectors work ing in this section.
 Mrs. Walter Carle and, children of Boston are guests Of Mrsr c. E. Gas coigne, South Main street. MT. Carle spent the week end here.
 Charles <. Weaver and family of Thompson, formerly oi Putnam Heights, have gone to Florida for the winter, where they have 'house boat. Mrs. Margaret Whitaker, widow of N N. Whitaker, formerly Of Pom fret, q nephew of the ' smith Will kinson, was recently married in Utica, NY.
 High School Alumni Association will give dance, Odd Fellows hall Friday evening, Dec. Huh. Special music. Subscription 5O cents. Every | one invited.
 -G. 0. Benson leaves this week for l Camden, <. C., where heiis clerk in hotel during the winter. IHe has been spending few weeks with relatives In Danieson and calling on Putnam friends.
 Plans are being made for remodel Ing fire headquarters in anticipation oi the arrival of the new motor driven fire truck. 1t will be arranged so that all Of the present apparatus may also be kept in the building.
 The 3 o'clock choir of St. Mary $ church is rehearing mass by Loeseh io be sung at the mass Christmas morning. The instrumental music will be by an orchestra.
 -rhefe will be meeting of the | Chautauqua guarantors for i9l3 in the superior court room, Friday at o'clock, al which lime officers and | committees for the coming year will be elected.
 There will be a meeting ot tbe l Wolnan's Board of the Day kimoaii hospital on Wednesday, December le, Al D. m. in odd Fellows hall Exc eutiVe committee meet at go ?. in' Mrs. J. E. Kent, corresponding see'y' The Elizabeth Porter Putnam Chapter, D. A. R., will hold Christ mas sale of fancy and useful articles ih Mrs. Walerman's apartment at the Putnam Inn, Tuesday afternoon, De cember 10th, from to b3O. Adv
 A fine chicken pie supper was served in the East Putnam church Saturday evening with a good sizeo gathering present. Following the sup ner there as a pleasing musical pro- gram.
 Miss Helen sharpe, an employe in the First National bank, left Monday for Los Angt les, California, where she will spend the winter with Miss Paine. a former teacher in the Put nam schools. Her sister, Mrs. NJ. K. Jov, went as far as Worcester with hef'
 -Ouo E. Robinson of Windham has given notice of his intention to make application for admission to the bar of Connecticut and to be examined therefor at Hartford this month. A bar meeting to act upon the applica- lion will be held in Millimanae De cember 18th.
 The New Haven roads gross and net receipts Tor october show falling oti as compared with the cofrespond- ing month of last year The gross earnings for the month were So,6bs,o-V as compared with Se. .l6l ,023 for oelo- ber, 1912.
 Farmers in Connecticut have their annual opportunity of selling ties to inc New Haven road They will sup oly this year 1, l,loo,0oo ties, or about 500. GOO less than last year. Lack oi money has made the road cut down in this department. This year no ties will be bought and put into storage
 -aBenn Delisle has bought out Peaps Garage on South Main street The garage was Iopened by George A. Vaughan, Jr., who sold To MT. Peal MT. Delisle is maehinist by trade and has had the care of automobiles ever since they first came on the mar ket. For a number of years he has had charge of the machines ot the Aessrs. Perkins in PomtFet
 "A few new cases of scarlet fever have recently developed al the Wind ham County Temporary Home, which has been under quarantine. Forty.