Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-03-13
Notes About the City


Antonio Vito is bidder for state
road work in View York state.
--George NJ Fine was in Spring
field oa business trip Monday.
-silas NJ. Wheeloek, agent Of the
Putnam Woolen company, left Wed
nesday for business tripto New York.
Ii G. Ladd has bought The Heath
property ou Woodstock avenue near
tie Baptist church.
Miss Ellen NJ. Wheelock, Church
street, left Monday in company with
relatives from Gxbridge, for IA months
stny At Pinehufst, \. e.
The thirteen. year old son Of Nj,
and Mrs. Napoleon Benoit WAS taken
10 Worcester hospital Wednesday to
be operated Ola for appendicitis.
MIS-. Arthur Rouse attended the
millinery openings in Boston lust
week. She attended most of series
OF nine lectures by Orn Cine.
Nearly 1000 citizens hive signed
the petition regarding The building of
the new post office on the site owned
by the government at the corner Of
south Main aud Grove streets.
There Will be meeting Of the
Momanis Board of the Day himball
hospital ON Wednesday, March Is, nj
y. m. in Odd Fellows hat Executive
committee at 50 tp rm in the same
place.
-Georee, The II yeatold son of Rev.
aud Mrs & 5. NJ, Stewart Of Gtoton,
died on Wednesday Of Inst week Of
pneumonia Mr. Stewart is a former
rector Of St Philips church IN This
place.
council La Concorde Union st.
John Baptiste society Will hold an
open meeting IN roreslers hall sunday
afternoon 1T which Is candidates viii
be received into the organization.
There viii be n speaker from Woon.
HtSNNt - lltHthAAiS ttAN > atii NAhhNAis
New motors and Iother electrical
equipment for the summer ears used
on the Putnam lines Of the onofe Liue
Electric company, have arrived at the
Dayvile barns where the open ears
are TO be put In first class condition
for the seasons service.
The Qninebaug river in South.
bridge has been searched for the body
OF Theodore Duquette, son of George
Duquette, who has relatives in this
city. Two hundred sticks of dynam-
lite were used in clearing the river of
ice
-~E. NJ. Wheaton, president of the
Putnam business mems association,
George A. Hammond, aud John q.
johnson, attended the meeting of the
STATE business mems association at the
Hartford club, Hartford, Tuesday even.
ing.
Advertised Letters, March 10:
LADIES
Miss Rose CalleuN, Sylvia West,
Mrs. A. Gilbert, Mrs, NJ. {. Jones,
Louisa King.
GENTLEMEN
James } Walsh, Joseph Pollard, Z.
L. Harper.
HI. y. Martin, director Of the trade
school 10 be established here within a
lew weeks, hus given notice that he Is
nov receiving applications from those
desiring TO avail themselves OF the
courses OF study which will be spin
ming, dolling, weaving, loom hiking
and designing. The courses are free
aud open 10 anyone over fourteen
years Of age and resident in Connect
cut.
Telephone employees in the plant
department Of the local exchange hay,
all wires working that were knocked
down In The gale OF last week. Al
some points near Altawaugau crossing
where row Of dozen poles wen
blown over, the poles have been pu
back. but the repair work done Is ont,
temporary some OF the wires trailing
on the ground between the poles bu
they ATE nevertheless working. IN
permanent repair work viii soon d
completed.
III the tentative schedule Of train
"a and af,e March IS becomes elect
lse is at pre- eat outlined, il is prool
ale tAat arrangements will be sough
t. forward morning matt southwar
from ratnam over the trolley line I
Danielstn, Central Village, Flaintiele
leWeit Nity aud Norwich. A ma
grain that nov leaves this city nj abou
o'clock foI The points mentioned,
10 end It's run hers after coming ffoI
Worcester, aud The mails that IL usaa
ly carries will be held here until Il
ter train unless some arrangements
send the matter 10y trolley can be a
ranged.