Putnam patriot., 1914-06-26

-Chafles N BfudW8y sFent7unaay at Lords Point.
 -Mr nnd Ms r. C. Brown and Miss Datton are Al Crescent Beach. Edward Warren and wife of Prov idence are visiting relatives in the city
 MT. and Mrs David FIaeg and son Joseph spent lhe weekend at Pleasure Beach.
 -George ". Gilpalric and G,llar- old Glpaleic were guests of Charles x Sha8 in Pawtueket sunday
 Mn. r. Walden Wright Of New Haven has been the ens.t of her p4rs ents in this city the past week.
 The citY taz collector gives notice lhat he will meet ali persons ln9le b pay taxes at the council chamber Church street, July 5, 3, i0. Adx -Mr and Ms E. l.. Davis, Miss HazeI Davis, and Master Davis, lei! on Sunday for Lords Point, where they will spend the summer nt their cot tage.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Noreross, of S7 Railroad street, has been entertaining for few days Miss NJ. NJ. Bell nnd Miss II. l.. Deans, nurses from New York city.
 William Holmes, n graduate of the Putnam High school, now of Ontario, Quebec, k visiting friends in the ely He came on to attend commencement week of the High school.
 Advertised letters, June 28;
 GENTtEMEN
 Mr. Delanl, Chester Badger, lsae Bennett, l. B. Dunield Joseph Hallt Herbert lliniship, l.. Doane, Monsieur Joseph Benoit.
 LADIES
 Mrs. Joseph Benolt.
 By July 10th trolley cars are to run rom Providence to Chepaehet, which Is nearly to the Connecticut line Putnam men hold charter for an electric road from Putnam 10 Che paehet md il is stated that the inten- lion is 10 build this connecting link in the not far distant future.
 Mrs. Walter j Bartlett, president ef lhe Equal Franehises League of Put nam, entertained at an elaborate din- nef for the members of the automobile party of the Noman's Suffrage cam paign, who are from Barnard ,coIlege. The guests of honor were Miss freda kirchway, Miss Anne kutlner, and Miss Ethel Lee Rankin.
 Mrs. Danieson and Miss Rosa mond Danielson entertained al tea for Barnard college girls who are taking part in the Woman's Suffrage cam paign. The guests of honor were Miss Fieda KitehwaY, Miss Nan kattner, and Miss Ethel Lee Rankin- Among the other guests were Miss Mary Wea- yer, Miss Barbara Weaver, and MT, Danielson
 At the meeting of the common council the iirst Tuesday of next month an alderman will be elected to ail he vacancy caused by the resigna- Gion of Alderman Clarke, republican, of Ward 2 The name Of \. W. Marcy is being prominently mentioned as Mr. Clark's successor. Mir. Marcy is 8 maker of fine tools and has a factory on Walnut street.
 -Byton D, Bugbee has erected a granite mausoleum in theiGrove street cemetery. 1t k The first to be built tn Mindham County. The building iS of light gray granite with heavy bronze and plate glass doors and stained glass bronze barred window. The in- teIior is finished in highly polished while marble, and has tier Of three vaults on each side.
 MT and Mrs Il. NJ. Morse arrived in Putnam Monday from Baltimore, where they played last week in their sketch, Uncle Seth and the Hoodoo. They intend taking much needed rest after very successful season oi forty weeks having played during that time all of the larger cities. They open the coming season in Detroit the first week in September, and are booked fol thirty.iive weeks, which will include q trip to the Pacific coast.
 The ordinance committee Of tht common council are revising the ordi nances of the city. This Is the tirsi time that it has been done since tht city was incorporated In lS96i ant .uany Of the local laws have heenIab sgaled by changes in the statute law fhe committee is working in conjune ion with the corporation counsel shen the work Is finished there vii ue A new book published containing ahe amended city charter and the re xised ordinances. Al present there sn 5ut a few of the old books in eaistane and even in the council chamber theF' gre rot enough for the members oi th' eouncsi.