Putnam patriot., 1914-05-01
Items of Local Interest

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 Rev. and Mrs.J. k. Stubbert spent several days this week in Boston.
 Miss Florence E. Stubbert returned last week from q visit in Westboro.
 George Paris, formerly in business in this city, is now living in Saloniea. Rev. D. r. Benoit will preach in French at the Baptist church Sunday at 3.30.
 Ernest l.. Perry has sold his place on Pntnnm Heights to Charles A. Wil- cox and will remove to kiilingly.
 Attorney Howard C. Bradford has returned from stay of three weeks in Dorchester.
 Norman Kennedy spent Sunday with his brother Raymond in Bridge port.
 Clarence Stetson of New York spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stetson, King street.
 Miss Sarah Welch recently enter- tained party of twenty-five at her home on High street in honor of her mothers birthday.
 In Tatem hall, Front street, Fri day evening an oyster supper was serV- ed under the auspices of the members l of the A. NJ. k. Zion church,
 As yet no one has been named by the comm on council 10 ill the vacancy l in that body caused by the resignation of Alderman George D. Clark, repuh l ncan member from the second ward.
 William D. Tillson, formerly prin. eipal of Israel Putnam school, is the guest this week of Colonel and Mrs Charles w. Gale at their beautiful home, aPinehurst, II Norwich.
 The Putnam Catholic band, Anne dee Lueief, director, went to Nortf l GrosvenordnIe Monday night to fur nish music at fair being held there They were met at the trolley by tn, Garde Martial and paraded to the hall
 Advertised Letters, April 2S:
 LADIES
 Mrs. II. k. Chamberlin, Miss Alin' Carchie.
 GENTLEMEN
 l.. C. Houry, France Tolicoens, FreS Wilson, T. Andrew J. Maroney, Harr, B. Evans, William Wheeler.
 The night patrolmen of the polio, department have had their beats trans ferred and Sergeant Hayes is covering the beat at the north end of the cit, while Patroman Julius Cordier is GOV ering the business section.
 The Windham County Observer forced to vacate it's present quarters il the Putnam Inn block on account O the premises having been leased for department store, has leased the uppe floor of the Labby block at the eorne of Pomfret and Canal streets.
 The French Artisan society recent Iy held meeting in St. Jean Baptist hall and discussed the matter of find ing new quarters for meeting purposes Joseph Plessis was elected delegat to the convention of jurisdiction to b held in Pawtueket, June 24th. Ovi' Duval was elected alternate.
 In recent game of base Iball be tween Chicopee High School and tn Connecticut Literary Institute, at Suf field, Martins batting and pitching were features of the game. His tw' bagger in the ninth saved his team l whilewash and he struck out II men He Is a son of Ben Martina motormar on the Putnam troleys.
 The Charles II. Kelley place or Grove street, recently the property O the late Abiel Converse, was sold by the exeeutor Saturday at public auc ton to NJ. R. Joy for $500. The prop erty was later transferred to R. D. Bug bee and 1t will be occupied by Mr,Bug bees mother and his son Ralph and wife.
 Maurice Fitzgerald of New Lon don, one of the best known and most able workers in the order, will have the support of many of the delegates from councils of the Knights of Co 1 lumbus in this section of eastern Con- necticut towns when he comes up as a candidate for state deputy at the state convention in Greenwich next month.
 Elder Amasa Morse, the veteran Advent preacher, formerly of Putnam, win reach his tooth birthday, May Sth. He will be pleased 10 receive letters, cards, or calls, from his numerous friends and acquaintances. He will pass his birthday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Nj. r. J. Walker, Staf- | fnri SDrinys