Putnam patriot., 1914-04-10
Notes About the City


 Mrs. Anna Kiae and little daugh ter are in Wfliimantc.
 -lIenry A. Wheelock spent the week end in New Haven.
 -silas NJ. Wheeloek has felu med from trip 10 New York.
 -Wallaee smith has been the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Laurence MnlReyt Ill " oonsocket the past week.
 Miss Florence and Edna Toortel- Iotte were in Westerly Wednesday to attend the wedding Of Il relative.
 Union Past Day services Will be held In the Advent chapel on Friday morning at lo.80.
 George Potgin hos been appointed probation officer for the city court by Judge Mann.
 Miss Marjorie Richardson, junior at Brown University, is home for the Easter vacation.
 Clovis L. Carpenter, Worcester, was at his fathers, 5. $. Carpenters, over Sunday.
 Mrs. ". Clinton Manning has been entertaining her niece, Miss Flora Randall.
 Mrs. E. A. Brousseau of Wilkinson street, has been the guest Of MT. and Mrs. Ralph W. Botham, New York.  Malcolm NJ. Wiley has been spending week with his cousin, klch- ard Holmes, in Mount Vernon, N. Y. -Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Kent and Mrs. George W. Holt have returned from n months stny at Camden, N. (.
 Miss Ethel Johnson Of Church street spent the weekend with friend' in Hartford.
 Miss Marjorie Baker is employed in the office Of the k. (. rnylor estat in Worcester.
 Miss Marion Andem Is spending the Easter holiday in Philadelphia ana New York,
 -Mr. and Mrs. Chauucy r. Bos- worth have returned from Los Angeles where they spent the winter
 Robert Sands is to occupy th, house that has been moved from South Main to School street, owned and for merly occupied by Dr. Bullard.
 Miss Mary Daniels, who has been d .f assfn rp turned to the home of her brother, F J Daniels, Ring street.
 --Mizpah Rebekah lodge, No. 33,will hold social dance in Odd Fellows hall, Wednesday evening, April 22d Admission by ticket, price 70 cents Ad Joseph Allard has removed his fa- mily from Florence street to Pomtret The house he vacated is now occupied by his son, Henry Allard and family John A. c. Warner and Albert C, Luke of the Worcester Tech, and Ar. thur Mcintyre of New Jersey militia " school, are spending the Easter re cess with their parents In this city.
 Samuel each, who recently re- signed as designer for the Waterman Morsted company, is now travelin salesman for Boston house, selling wool and yarns.
 W. ;. Johnson has started the s,elean.upp movement early with | force of men at work on his recent ae' quisition at the corner of Church street and Woodstock avenue.
 -fost office hours for Fast Day d.8C q. m. to F us., 5.3e to p. m. Money csdcr and postal savings divisions closed. City carriers make morning frlp. Rural service as usual.
 The diamond ring In the voting contest at the Empire theatre for the most popular young lady was given to Miss Lillian Daigle who had 6T4 ,96I votes. Those nearest to her were Miss irene Murray with l76, ,9B5 and Mrs Fred Card, 2l,i5l
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Monroe, whC have been visiting Mrs. l.. w. Sher man, Woodstock avenue, are now II Warren, k. l., previous to their depsr lure to Ames, Iowa, where MT. Mon zoe has government position.
 On Saturday the senior class of tn Tourtellotte memorial high school vii leave for trip to Washington. The will go by boat to Norfolk visiting ol &soint Comfort and Fortress Monro, They will spend three days in Wasl fngton and two in Philadelphia an New York. Principal Hathaway wi accompany them,
 --ssJoe'' Connolly, formerly pltch' for the Putnam base ball team, is to retained as outiielder on the BostonN fionals this year, the only one of Il sast year's outiielders that will be fhe garden this season. Joe made excellent record last year up to U time he broke his leg. This member nov mended and the hard hitting ou aielder is expected to be back in his O form this year.