Putnam patriot., 1914-10-09
Happenings in Putnam

Miss Mary Wheelock is the guest of relatives in Uxbfidge, Mass.
 The W. C. T. U will meet with Mrs. Mary Gardner Friday afternoon st 3 o'clock
 Mrs. F. Walden Wright Of New Haven is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Edward murfey of Grove street.
 A. W. Fisher Of Westerly, R' l., formerly manager of the Bugbee store, tsJled on friends here Monday.
 George A. Vaughan has sold his garage on south Main stfeet to John Zeal of Pomfret-
 -Fayette l.. Wright Of Pomffet has returned hom business tHp to Florida.
 -4. C. Meinkeu has returned from brief visit with relatives in Brook lyn, \. '.
 Miss Florence sargent has return ed to Bryn Mawr, Pa, after spending ing The summer with her parents.
 Mrs. Harriet Tourtellotte, benefae- tress of the town Of Thompson, is yisit- ing. there from her home in Minne- apolis.
 An autopsy WAS performed on the asedV of Aenfy eJubois, who died oi a broken neck, 10 deLfrmine the exact effect of the injury,
 -Ransom NJ. Gascoigne left Wed. nesday fer Cleveland where he will enter a university to prepare for Dart mouth College.
 The Bar Harbor expresses made their last runs for the season Sunday evening The State of Maine will con. finue to run through Putnam.
 Mrs. E. Mark has returned to her home in Brooklyn, N. Y, after visit ing her sister, Mrs. II. (. Meinkeni Of Fremont street,
 -Superheater locomotives Of the as00n class are now being used through this city on the main line of the Mid land division, hauling tine New fofk. Boston expresses.
 Mrs. Herbert ] Smith has present. ed 10 lhe High school an engraving of 1.-The First Reading of the Emancipa- Lion Proclamation before the Cabinet
 The regular meeting of the Eliza beth Porter Putnam chapter, D. A. R. will be held Monday afternoon, Octo. bel I2, al three clock. The Board of Management will meet at , 90
 Funeral services for Henry Du- bois who broke his neck by talling in a local cafe, were held at St. Mary's church Wednesday morning. Banal was in St. May's cemetery.
 Patrick Hnnniter, who died sud denly in Danielson Frday afternoon, was formerly employed in one of the wooden mills in Putnam and was quite well known here
 inspector Gregory Of the high schools ot Connecticut has pronounced ttlG AOui NtilOlbt RitttiOiAdi iiAk n otiAtOa at North Grosvenordale, which for the present is without q principal, as giv- ing satisfactory course of study.
 -Dolor Niens has gone to lndianap- oils as delegate from the Putnam Bar bers Union to the national convention in session in that city this week. The naqIf1 ba \ from this city, Danlelson, and the smaller surrounding towns.
 For the first time In about fourteen years, Raymond J Jodoin failed on Monday to be elected first seleetman in The town of Sprague. lie was de fealed by John C. stevens, republican, by is0 votes to l70,
 The address of pr. George Wilcox before the Putnam Business Mems As soeiatlon last Friday night was llsten- ed 10 with great deal of interest. Dr. Wilcox was instrumental in having the property Of his home city, Nilli- maaae fegalned for taxing purposes and Was in elose touch with the work as II Was done.
 At the Postal Savings Division of the locai post office there was bai- auee to the credit of depositars on Sep temoeg 3o of S80,o00 During the past month X new accounts have been opened. 73 deposits mape amounting Go s2, ,sBs.
 The State Business Mems Associa- tion will meet in Waterbury, October 10th, at Leayenworth hall. The cham. Der of commerce VIII provide bullet lunch for the delegates at noon, and in ahe evening there will be a banquet al The Elton,
 Much interest was manifest in Patnam when 1t was learned that Xii hngly had entered the noieense col nmn after s period of three years. Tn, liquor dealers welcome the change a. IL means more business for them, bu city officials are most concerned in th fnatter over the class Of eitizeas that i brings here especially on SatuTda, nsghts, from Inc numerous small mil villages of the neighborng town.
 The anual report of the Putnam library shows that The total eiteulf .4.. .s..t s.,aar ...as. H-E Ish