Putnam patriot., 1914-11-06
Happenings in Putnam

MS. ts ' " ahEfIIaH Nd5 FEAAitAeN from week $ visit in Providence.
 Putnam people attended a harvest supper in Woodstock Friday night.
 n J. Leonard and wife of Provi. dence are The guests Of Ms. William Leonard, Providence street.
 -Georqe Williams of New London was the guest ef L. NJ. Wheaton and family this week.
 The County ECommissioners will be Tn Putnam today, Friday, for the purpose of granting It4gor licenses.
 Two eases of drunkenness were disposed Of in the city court Wednes- day morning.
 The Putnam Tire RepaiHng conn psny have sn ad in another column that will interest automobile lire users.
 Miss MiIdred l.. Wighiman began her duties as ofganist at st. Philips church last sunday.
 Calvin Nichols bas returned from Worcester where he has been an in- mate of 8 hospital.
 John B. Moran Of Aeieboro, for merly Of Putnam. .apeal sunday wi'h friends in tue city.
 Miss Marjorie Mann has returned from visit WiIH relatives in Brook- lyn N.
 -slanion D. 8ieE, of B1ana Hal F8fm, Pomf5et, is to attend l1e lntef- nations. idVes5ek show ag emeaao, November 2s t9 5es
 -Horaoe BaHcs H##aa Harvard formerly tof 0o9dsfaek, is teaeau English in tHe =tsF cant aigH eHoa' Sew York ely
 -Membefs Of Ga9aIi. Council. N.of e were in Worcester sunday where they visited eonaci and saw Inc da erees worked
 - Edwink Wood oi PalnaH Heights came to the polls Monday to east his yote. Mr Wood E I veteran Of thc 1 civil war aud Wss made voter in Thompson @ years ago.
 -The regular meeting of the Eliza beth Porter Putnam ehapler, D. A. R. ! will be held in Odd Fellows hall, Mon. day, November 2. ?. m. Board of management will meet at 2.50.
 Advertised letters Nov. 5.
 GENTLEMEN
 r. l.. Scott, Arthur fepin, William | Holland, Russell DoWues, \ ". Place, | George Bellows, KoHfine Williams, John Keeles, Joseph Ryan.
 LADIES
 Miss A. l.. W uilaee.
 -St Johns hall was crowded Mon- day night for the Democratic rally, There was parade from the square to the hall headed by the Boys Drum Corps. Among the speakers were Comptroller Daniel r. Dunn of Wilh- mantle and Dr. Omer EaRae of this city. Three comrades, all members O the 18th Connecticut regiment, living in Plainfield, died on Monday. Miner Robbins 74, Henry Frink Sc, Henry Remington s2. They were members Of the same company.
 -E. NJ. Corbin and family have re turned from Ninsted 10 this city, their former home, and are to reside Oh Gen. ter street. Mir Gorbin has sold his in. terest in bis business in Winsted to his partner, t. c. Stone.
 Mrs. w. ]. Bartlett, who hns re. ceiVed the Junior Chautauqua banner awarded to Putnam, has decided to display it in the schools, and il will be hung in Israel Putnam school ten weeks and the same length of time in the High school and the smith street school
 Miss White, formerly n teach CT in the Putnam public schools, and whose home Is h thls ely, has passed the examination which entities her 10 teach in Che schools Of New York city. Miss White is at present teaching in New Jersey. Hundreds took the eN- animation but only 90 passed, Miss White receiving the highest mark out Of that number.
 Monday morning Putnam became the oasis of otherwise "dry3 eastern Mindham county. As a result the po- lice afe looking for an Influx of thirsty citizens from the surrounding territo ry Their welcome will not be cordial however if they do not succeed in guaging their thirst by their capacity In other words out-of.town dTunks will find Putnam all expensive place to tank up.
 The opening number Of the Tour tellotle Memorial High school enter. tainment course is Thursday, Novem- Der l2, at 745 r. ma when Clifton Mall lory, supported by an excellent com pany of actors, will present "rhe ! Test The company comes highly | recommended and will otier an unu- , sually strong entertainment. The re- | served seats for the course may be ob- | tained by telephonins Putnam l9O. l Regular course tickets si with reserved | seat sl DO, single tickets o0 cents.
 Ut is expected that an appeal will 1 be taken from thes decision of Compen- l sation Commissioner Donahue in the 1 ease of the award to Mrs ka ate SibleN.