Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-05
Items of Local Interest

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-silas NJ Wheeloek and family
spent Memorial Day at Pleasant View
MIR. and Mrs. George Bradley were
at Pleasant View for the weekend.
Mrs. Curtiss spent the weekend
in Marlboro.
Henry Merriam and son Of Boston
have been guests Of local relatives.
Mrs. r. w. Seward was in Wor-
cester Friday.
Miss Bertha Sargent has returned
from BrookIine, n. II.
e. NJ. Brunn Of Brooklyn n. Y,
has been the guest Of local relatives.
Henry N. Benoit spent Sunday
with relatives in Woodmont.
Noel Dupre was a visitor with
friends in Hartford over Sunday.
John Gahan and son Ralph were
in Rockville on Decoration day.
Ernest Meinken of Brooklyn, n.
", was the weekend guest Of MI and
Mrs. Harry Meinken, Fremont street.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Russell and
Miss Constance Russell have returned
from few days stay in New York.
Miss Bessie Champlin is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ Brunn in
Brooklyn, \. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Thayer
were visitors with relatives in DAM ell
son over Memorial Day.
james b. LaMaitre of Newbury-
port spent the weekend with friends
in Putnam.
George NJ. Fine and Selig Gold
man spent Sunday with relatives In
Worcester.
Mrs. Ererard Marshall and daugh
ter of Tenaiiy, n. j., are spending
few weeks with Col. John Burr on
Killlngly avenue.
State Policeman W. f. Jackson,
in this city ON business Memorial Day
participated in the procession here
with the Spanish war veterans.
Miss Marguerite Sweeney of Rock
willie spent Decoration day and Sun.
day with Mr. and Mrs. John Brennan
on Church street.
Robert g. Perry and family of
New York are summering in Wood
stock. Mr.. Perry is a New York law
yer, son of f. W. Perry of this city.
--On Thursday, May Is, Miss Edna
l.. Ghapdelaine WAS among the i0l
young ladies which graduated from
sargent's Normal school for Physical
Education, at Cambridge, Mass.
GENTLEMEN
Advertised Letters, May 49,:
Ben Lowe, Madella Signeara Biabucia
Machine, James Mullen, Joseph Gen
dreau, J. V. Golden, j. T.. Goodron,
Ceaudetteis Mkt.
Judge j. Harry Mann presided at
session of the city court last Thurs
day morning, when young man who
wanted Jail sentence was sent to
Brooklyn for three months ON va
grancy charge.
Mrs. Frederick Archambeault and
daughter Blanche of Willimantlc were
the guests of MIR. aud Mrs. Julius Cor
dier and family of Green street on
Decoration day. Both Mrs. Archam.
beault and Mrs. Cordier are natives of
st. Mare, Canada, where they were
school mates.
After July LIST town clerk David
Flagg will remove his office from his
store ON Main street TO the Municipal
building on Church street, The new
vaults have now thoroughly dried and
the town records will be placed in
them. The office will be open daily
from 8 to IL and from to o'clock.
Ticket stations, so.called, from
the Putnam fair grounds,S now en-
tirely stripped Of buildings, have been
set up south Of the city for use as walt
Ing stations along the electric line,
this by private parties. One OF the
little stations is on the Wheaton farm
about opposite Whites crossing.
The case of Edward Weaver of
Woodstock, charged with assault and
incest, will begin after the Lawson
case is concluded in the Superior court
here. Weaver was bound over from
Justice court after he had plead not
guilty to the charge and has since
been confined in jail.
1t is stated that the appeal taken
from the decision by jury in the su.
periof court here this spring against
the plaintiff in the case of George Ber'
nier, sdmr., vs.. the Woodstock Agri-
cultural society, known rs the balloon
case, will not be heard by the supreme
court until early fall.
-Dominick Frankie Of Pomfret wa'
arrested Tuesday evening by sheriff
Geo. +. Holbrook on charge Of steal
ing two bushel of potatoes and a hal
OF fertilizer. lie was taken before jus
tice Howard G. Bradford Of Putnam
who went To Pomfret,to Try the case
who found him guilty. a fine ant
costs of Sll was imposed. 1t is ALLEGED
that the man took the property from
a freight car and that The poiatoe
were found In hut where he lives.