Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12
Items of Local Interest

-George II Ryder is in New York
and New Jersey 90 business TIP.
-selIg Goldman Wa visitor With
relatives in Worcester sunday.
Putnam aeue Of EaRies are 70 bold
an outing at Aiexsndefs lake In July.
-Ree g + Benoll viii preach in
French IL lhe Baptist church next
Sunday afternoon at % O'Clock.
Mrs. Francis O BeauYais Of Pail
River whs visitor Nilh friends la
Putnam over Sunday
-Br. and Mrs Kellogg and two Sons
RI Weonsocbet spent sunday Win MI
and Hrs William Rtchafds0u.
Miss Florence Richardson and
siiss settle Lewis spent saturday in
Worcester
Amino Belair Of school street left
Monday morning for Worcester where
he Is 10 undergo au operation nj So
Nincent's hospital.
Landlord Rogers Of the Putnam
Inn, Eugene Bibenull, an empl9ye;
and Harry Deacon returned sun lay
from New Brunswick where they
spent Two weeks hunting and fishing.
Advertised letters June ..
LADIES
Mrs. Baldwin.
GENTLEMEN
Mr. Defiant, l.. Doaue, Emilia Lay.
Ninehe.
According to notices received In
this city by attorneys Monday Robert
j.. Shaw Of Woodstock has been adju-
dictated bankrupt 10y Referee in
Bankruptcy a W. Bowen Of Wilt
mantle.
All of the French Canadian so.
eielies tn the city are planning for the
observance Of st. Johns day. The day
calls IN wednesday, June 9th, but
will be observed ON Sunday, the 2slh,
so that working people may PARTED.
pate.
The committee appointed by the
mayor are investigating different
makes of automobile fire trucks in
contemplation Of one OF two being pur-
chased by the city. They viii make q
report ut the next meeting OF the com.
mon council.
-Steeplo Tom Fitzpatrick and his
helper, Arthur sehaefer OF Boston, be-
a Ia. ~ la tI (
National church at Thompson Hin
Tuesday morning. The work OF the
steeplejacks attracts much attention
in the village. The sptfe Is l1o ieeI
high.
Teachers have been notified thal
The summer session OF the Dhnbufy
Notmal school will begin Monday,
July 6, and continue until August l.,
and is open to nil residents In the state
Examinations for state teachers eeFu.
ticates will be held at The close oil the
term on August and l.
The masonic lodges in this section
have accepted the invitation OF ofolhet
Rev. George d. stanley Of the Putnam
Methodist church, to attend service IN
a body sunday, June 2lsl, In honor oil
81. Johns day The lodges attending
viii be Putnam lodge OF Woodstock
Corner stone lodge Of North GfosNeh-
ofdale, and Quinebaug lodge OF fut-
nam
Captain of Police Murray was cal
led 10 Woodstock avenue near the
spencer place Monday afternoon on
complaint that there was gang camp
ed In the woods drinking. All were
driven oil except Peter Bernier, who
gave his residence MS Fall River, who
was too drunk 10 navigate. lie was
arrested and Tuesday morning was
discharged on his promise To leave
town Immediately
When the town clerks office is re.
moved from klHgg's store TO the mo-
nicipal building the first OF next
month the only city or town Office not
located In the municipal building Will
be that of judge OF probate. Judge r..
q. Wright conducts the business oil MS
office In his store on Elm street but
room is provided for him at the mu-
nicipal building, also vaults; and 1t Is
believed that the intention is sooner OF
later TO have all city and town officials
located under one roof.
Putnam state Trade School Is nov
ready for the reception Of pupils. Su
rcrvisor Martin has been covering this
section addressing the pupils In th'
schools and pointing out The adVan
tages OF the new state school. owe
900 circulars have been sent 10 pnpii
IA years old and over and replies an
beginning to come in. IL Is neiieFe'
shat At the close OF the pubic school
for the summer, applications VIII oe
gin TO come in. Already numerous Ia
4Iuiries have been received from thos'
nDleTested,