Putnam patriot., 1915-09-10
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-F. ". Perry Wss in Worcester "Wednesday attending tbe reunion oi bis old regiment, the z5sh Mas.
 Mrs. Geafee Bradley has return cd from Che Bmdiey summer cottage at Pleasaa View.
 Miss Charlotte 6ascoigae of Bos- ton spent the heliaey ~ith her mother on south Main street.
 -George fl Ryder is anishiHg an organ al Wesl Springfield this week for the 5teere Organ Company of Springfield
 -George Weathelhead of South bridge wss visitor in Putnam Mon day.
 -Thomas Griffin Of Bosioa has ben guest Of his mother on "omaet street
 Mrs. l. z, Morse and saa ch#d Ief hnve returned from sn oHsihR aa f camp in Canada.
 -Charles 4. Thsyef and enid n of PaMtncket nave been gu H'sts ot II. J Thayer and wife, King street.
 Mrs. c Harold GHpatde and chil- drsn and Miss Gertrude Hal have fe= turned from Juniper Point, Me
 Judge r. F. Russell, wife and daughter, Constance, returned sunday evening from ttlp te salt L8ke City
 Judge Robert H. lsiske and family of Stafford Springs are guests of Dea- con and Mrs. Robert HaffIsi Wood stock
 -Delor Niens and wife and Ernest TetreauIt and wife have broken up camp al Qaadie pond and returned to theil homes here.
 Mrs. <. NJ. Wheeloek and child ren, Sylvia and Elizabeth, have re turned from their summer cottage at Pleasant View.
 Charles Shaw and wife of Paw. tueket and Philip BenoIt and wife of the same city, all formerly of Putnam, spent the holiday here.
 -Dr. Warren w. Foster of the ua tional pension department, Washing ton, D C.. called on friends in Put nam, his former home, Friday.
 Mrs. Robert c. Ferry and ehi. drvu, who have been guests Of 'ex sfasor F. Vi. Perry Grove street, have retsfned to their home in New York. -steeple Tom Fitzpatrick has fe tuned to Boston for a few days but wifi soon be buck in Putnam as ne has been awarded the Job of erecting new cfo~s on the Catholic church. at Noah GresYenordale.
 Judge and Mrs l. C. Wright fe tuned Tussda5 eyHHg Fse@ lfip ta California where they attended the eN. position and visited relatives including their two daughters, Elizabeth and At1elle,
 --The fortIeth annual convention of the Connecticut Woman $ Christian Temperance Union will be held in New naven, Sept. go and Oct 1, in the Calvary Baptist church, corner of Yoik and Chapel streets.
 The quarterly meeting of the Eas- tern Connecticut branch Of the Mom. ans Foreign Missionary Society was held at the Congregational church, Woodstock llnl, Friday. There was q large attendance and some interesting addresses. Al noon a basket luncheon was served.
 Advertised letters for week of Sep iember '.
 LADIES
 Mrs. Mary E. Briggs, Mrs F S Charter, Mrs E, B. llelly, Miss Nel- lie Lowell, Miss t.taoeth W uod. worth, Eva Nazqueltelicz.
 GENTLEMEN
 A. Fountain, Charles Kent, James Taylor, :. j Theafle, Dr. W N right. --Lofen U. Williams was taken to ihe Norwich hospital Thursday after noon by Seleetman C. E. Pierce. Will. liams was .found wandering in the hallway of a business block Nednes day morning and was taken to the pc lice station where he was examined by prs. Russell and Ealtue who pro nounced that his mind was uuhalane, ed and he was committed by F. c. Wright, judge of probate
 The seventh Congress of the Gen cral Society of Mag flower Deeendants was held at Plymouth, Mass, Sept 9th to 7lh. There were twelve dele gates from Connecticut, among whom were Mrs. Mary B. Medbufy and Judge Albert MeC.Mathersou. Tht officers elected at this triennial meet ing for term Of three years were, Gen. eral Wood oi the United states Army lor Governor General to succeed Tho mas Shell Hopkins of Washington, r, C. N alter Scott Allefton of Mt. Yer non, N N was elecgedt Secretary Gen eral to succeed John Paekwoad Til. den. For Elder General was elected Rev |. " Hartman, D. D. q Wind. scr Conn, father of Rev. C. J liar, ilfnan of this city A most impress i've service was held al sunset, ou hufial Iliu. Hundreds gathered ou ihis histofie and sacred spot to take parl in the service oi song, aecompsn' kd hy coInelst. A banquet wa,