Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-05
Notes About the City

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from. Church street TO bis new resi-
dence on Grove street.
Fred Bruce has rented the house
vacated by Mrs. Bugbee on Elm
street.
Il. Thomas Jones and family now
occupy the Clarke lhouse on Elm
street.
Mrs. Mary Lee Daniels returned
on Wednesday to her home in this city
after a years teaching in Mississippi.
Mrs. Ida Bard has been entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Grace Cook and
friend, Mrs. Thompson of Groton, the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mathewson
Of Washington, X. T., are spending
their honeymoon with Mrs. Mathew.
sons uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Ryan.
Mrs. J. J. Russell and children
and Mrs. f. l.. Simpson and daughter
Maude left Friday for visit with rel
atiyes in New York state.
Members OF Cargill council X. of
e., were at Webster Sunday afternoon
to witness the comforting of the third
degree upon class OF candidates.
The farmers in this vicinity are
looking for heavy hay crop but gar
den truck is somewhat backward due
to the several cold days.
The speaker of the day, Memorial
Day, Rev George Hathaway Of Proyi-
dence, was entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Hammond at their home on
Oak Hill.
"A delegation from the local coun-
Gil Knights of Columbus WAS in Web
ster Sunday afternoon to witness the
exemplification of the third degree by
Webster Council.
The fire department was called
out at 9:45 Saturday morning for
chimney fire in house on CanaI
street. The fire was put out with a
chemical extinguisher.
Mrs. Charles Tetreault, Miss DAT
gle, and Miss Minnie Dnigle were in
Wilimantic Sunday to attend a class
initiation OF the Union st. John Bap-
list society.
AT the postal savings division of
the local post Office IL new accounts
were opened during the month of May
and deposits amounted 10 s2,41l. The
balance ON deposit at the end of the
month was SIG, S56.
The regular meeting of Elizabeth
Porter Putnam chapter, d. A. r., will
be held in Odd Fellows hall, Monday
afternoon, .June 8, at three O'Clock.
Board meeting at 30
Edward Smith, overseer in the
weaving department of the Waterman
Worsted Company, hasiresigned. The
employees Of the weaving department
presented him with Moose ring as
token of their regard.
Miss Edna Lea Cnapdelaine,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Chap
delaine, Church street, returned from
Boston Friday morning. Thursday
Miss Chapdelaine graduated from the
Sargent Normal School of Physical
Education, Boston.
&c. Harold Gilpatric, cashier of the
First National Bank, with wife, chill.
dren and maids, also Mr.. and Mrs.
George IL. Gilpatrie, left Friday for
their summer home at Juniper Point,
Maine. The gentlemen will return
Tuesday while their families will re-
main for the summer.
Mrs George Dodd of Ashford has
complained to county official of an
assault made upon her by man
named Wesley Woodward who was
boarder at her home and who is now
at large in Massachusetts. According
TO Mrs. Dodd the man assaulted her In
the evening and threatened TO Kill her
and badly bruised her. Woodward
was arrested by an Ashford officer but
escaped from custody.
This Thursday Sarah Williams
Danielson chapter, ID. A. r., Will ded-
icate the gaies recently erected by
them at the Dayville four corners GEM
etery IN memory of the Revolutionary
soldiers buried there. Mrs. John l..
Buell. State Regent, will be among
the speakers.
Court City OF Putnam will hold
memorial services next Sunday. The
line will form at +. of A. hall at 2 pm.
headed by the Catholic band and will
proceed to st. Mary's cemetery where
the graves of deceased members will
be decorated An address will be de
livered by Brother Malloy of Hartford.
The society of the Children of Ma
~ held their monthly reception at
vespers at st. Mary's church sunday
afternoon at o CLOCK. Thirty-two new
members were put upon the roll. The
altar where the shrine of the Blessed
| Virgin Mary is located, was beautiful.
ly decorated with u protusion of hand
some flowers, and there was a grand
illumination of the candles.
REV. +. u. Sargent exchanged
with Rev. John Reid Of Franklin on
sunday. MIR. Reid was accompanied
by Francis Y. Weaver, the blind or