Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
Happenings in Putnam

 aeek with relatives and friends in Mystic and Ss3 London.
 August BIsacaette andi oife oi Millionaire, were the gaests c Joseph Blanch.lte and family Wednesday
 Mir. and Mrs Charles Pratt and son Of Se1 Britain, formerly Of Put nam, were recently guests Of af. and Hrs George V. Hathaway.
 -NIss Marguerite c. Keith is spend ing 8 months vacation ai Oakland Beach, k. l. Miss Mse Bradley Is substituting during her absence.
 John W Higgins, chief clerk al the House Of Refuge, Randail's Island, Y. Y, has been the guest Of Mf. and Mrs | ". Y. Phillips.
 Miss Regina Young Of Bost0n is the new singer at the Bradley theatre succeeding James Evans who is 10 re tafn to Boston.
 Miss Bessie L. Champlin returned from New York Thursday. Her sister Mrs. E. NJ. Bfann accompanied her for a visit.
 -G Harold Gilpatfic iefl Thursday To spend the Fourth with his family al Juniper Point Me.
 There were @ depo.i its made dur. ] ing Che month of June in the postal saving syslem Value of certificates Issued for the month 5,z45 Total amount now on deposit sz5 z5s. l -Jcsse Wilcox, letter carrier al the Putnam post office, is in critical con. diIi0n t0 day and Is not expected lo H4e. He has been n for number of aeeks sith Bright. disease.
 -F. : Bruce brought the household goods of N A. Harris from Boston to Putnam Wednesday, in two auto ] trucks Thursday Mir Bruce went to Bridgeport to attend banquet Of the agents of the Overland automobile.
 -0licials in this section have again been notified to look oIt for Edwin Phillips wanted in West Orange, N J !. fo5 non support The man Was located anG arrested In Pomiret and taken back to Sew Jersey last January and has again disappeared leaving his : miiy behind.
 Patrick Roach, founder, was be. fore tie city court Thufzday morning charged with intoxIealion, breach 9i ibe peace and being q common drunk ard He plead guilty and WAS sen. tenced t0 270 days in Jail,~ith costs oi s9.09- Another prisoner charged with breach Of the pence paid s2l into the city treasury.
 There is to be an eneampment ol eavelry at Pomffet beginning next Monday Troop i Of New Haven and troop E of Hartford are the Cannecti. cut troops that ~ill participate and Il Is understood tbat there will Le troops from all of the other New England states and possibly some 1 S tegu- lars.
 The police report for the month Of June shows that there were 20 arrests for the following causes. lntoXication q assault 2 breach of peace 2, selling liquor Illegally !, ttespass on railroad property s, larceny :. The eases were disposed of ns follows: Sent to Jail 6, paid fines 8, Judgment suspended q, turned over to other officers 2 Two stores were found open and electric light reported out 253 hours.
 Two prisoners escaped from Brook lyn jail Thursday morning while at the Lapsley farm in Pomiret. The men were Joseph Robillafd of Putnam sentenced to pay line ot sl2o for fur nishing liquor to black listed men and Joseph Roach of Webster sentenced to three months for getting upon The pilot of an engine in banieison- The men were working in field and when the guard was not looking made of.
 Geo. A. Hammond was in New Haven sunday to attend the uuVciHng and dedication of tablet on the Hotel Taft by the Connecticut society Of the Sons ol the American Revolution. The occasion was the i59th anniversary ol the visit To New Haven of George Washington on his way from rhila- delphia 10 Cambridge to take com mand of the American Army and in eommemoration ol the support of their eountry's cause then extended by New Haven citizens. Mir Hammond was the guest of Secretary Allen B. Lin coin of the tablet committee,