Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12
Notes About the City

NOleS AUUut llle lily
/ -ReQ. Z. f. Bedard is spending The
week ia Hartford
Mrs. Z. II aay Of Worcester has
been The guests d Mr, and Mrs. Her
man Carver.
Rev. r. Doanelly Of North Gros-
senordale left saturday for Europe.
He viii be gone 10 or II weeks.
Mrs. olive Kelley, who has been
spending The winter in Washington,
d &. returned 70 this city Tuesday.
Archie Laefoiz, wife and daugh
ter, were guests of 3elatiFes IN Canton,
Mass, on Sunday.
Mrs Laurence MuI4ey Of W60n
socket WIS tbe guest Of her parents in
til. eity on sunday.
john a Morse, Jr., Of Worcester,
spent The weekend with his parents
III Putnam.
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Dorothy
flyu Of Nestboro, Mass, we're guests
Wednesday Of a. Monarty Of Bradley
street.
The Boy Scouts, Tiger Patrol, nre
To hold dance IN ODD Fellows hall
this Friday evening. Music by the
Gafgil orchestra.
Antonio and Peter Beauelair Of
New Bedford visited Mrs. Frank lie
clair and family, Mil street, Sunday.
They made the trip by auto.
DIR. Edward +. Perry of this city
has resigned as member OF the board
/ Of pensions examining surgeons Of
! Nindham county.
The telephone hnemen are work.
ing extra hours daily so TINT they may
nave Saturday half holidays during
the summer months.
"A sample Of the first product Of The
new state textile school here--a piece
OF blue and white checked gingham-
1 was shown In the window of Main
street store Wednesday and attracted
much attention.
There will be meeting of the
Woman's Board OF the Day kimbalI
hospital Wednesday, June l7th, at 3
p. m. in odd Fellows hail. Executive
committee meeting upon same date.
The members Of A. @. Warner
Post, No. "a, and their friends wish to
thank nil who participated in, or as
sisted them In any way for proper
| observance of Memorial day.
james Murray, who hat been en-
ployed with the railroad company
here, Is 10 be transferred to Hartford,
where he will be in the office of the
freight department
Both courts, city OF Putnam and
Jacques Cartier, Forestefs of America,
will go To Danielson next Sunday with
the Catholic band rs escort where
they will take part in the memorial
services of the Danielson court. Cars
Will leave Bugbee Corner at l.50.
Putnam lodge of Elks had large
gathering Tuesdnysnight, 40 members
coming from Webster in an automo-
bile truck and about an equal number
from Daniclson. The degree WAS
worked Oh II candidates. \ banquet
4 and social session followed.
Frank Cotton and Stephen l.. ilor-
f ton are delegates from Putnam lodge
OF Moose TO the New England field
/ day Of the order to be held at Haver-
hill next Wednesday. The local lodge
I Will be represented at convention to
be held in New Haven on sunday in
the interest OF the order
Plans ARE being made to have a
number Of Putnams representative
citizens ON hand to greet Governor
Baldwin when he arrives in Putnam
on the 1850 train, Friday, June 18th,
on his way TO Woodstock While In
Woodstock, where he will'rematn IN.
I'll Saturday afternoon, the Governor
will be the guest OF Clarence W. Bow.
en-.
-Sleeple Tom Fitzpatrick and help
er, Arthur Schaefef, OF Boston, are en-.
gagged in painting the spire Of the Con-
gregational church in Thompson and
expect TO finish In about two weeks.
Steepe Tom Is we'll known in Putnam
where he makes occasional visits doing
hts line OF work. His specialties are
all kinds OF steeple work including
pointing, painting, regilding and re.
pairing; pointing and repairing brick
stacks; flag pole work; slate roofing
aud cleaning out chimneys, cutters,
tireplaces, etc. Also tree work of all
kinds. adv
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