Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-10-15

PERTINENT To PUTNAM



Rev. q. f. eenoit will preach in
French Il Use baptist church nest
sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
Mrs. Ernest a. Morse entertained
at bridge Moaday evening. Two Ia.
hies we're t. pay.
-Qainebaae ma.9nle ledge has re-
sumed the working or degrees iof the
fall and winter.
-Lawyea charles l.. TeHey was in
Hartford elondsy acting as an apprsis-
erie condemnation proceedings.
Mrs Donald GHase Of Boston is
the guest q Der parents, MI and = 8.
&. S. Andem.
Arthur Root and wife Of 5Sbfidee
were sunday guests q = II "heeiock
and family
-Graydon shefpe aud siie are tie
guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter Carrie,
Boston.
LAWYER Howard c. Bradford and
wife were at the Bfocklon fair lat
Thursday
Putnam lodge Of Elks bad a soeiI
session Tuesday evening after the reg
ulaf work and initiation. a bullet
luncheon was served.
Mrs. George p. Newell and daush
ter Barbara are spending the week
with Mrs Neweli's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 81 L. Burt.
Miss Bessie 'Bden. who has teen
IN the employ 81 George Fa~ie} has
resigned to accept position iH tas Of
Zee Of the telephone company
MIR. aad Mr.. oHs Il. Babcoes e
GRIND Rapids. Mich have been pend.
ing week win their sister, MIs Geo
Ii. Nichols, Thompson.
y. II. Weymouth, The new manager
of tie Putnam, DanieIsoH aud d007up
telephone exchanges viii make his
Headquarters in futnfH al, and viii
move his family here from Sa4brook
Coroner Arthur G. Bill Of Wind
hnm county has presented io the State
comptroller his bill for services
amounting to S483.47 for the quarter
ending September =.
At meeting Of The High school
council Gould Beard was elected to
represent the school AT a meeting tri.
day night IN the interests OF forming a
basket ball league.
"A brown bear weighing 40 pounds
attracted considerable attention al the
railroad station Tuesday. 1t was
trick being semi by express from Bos
ton to Norwich.
The woman's board of the Day
Kimeall hospital viii meet Wednes-
dHy, October a0lh, at p. III. Ia odd
bellows, hail Executive committee
AT 30 p. N.
ID. Roy smith visited his mother,
airs. n. e. smith, his week. lie is
hpying 2a00 apple tees sci DOT on MS
fsfia IN Rochester, having already aou0
eight year old trees which made eeod
showing this year
Warren ~. Bradway and wife
hive been spending few days at their
way aud grandson, BfadSaY pelano,
were there over sunday.
Iii. .. question aud vie nave had
ssynests. Andrew Hammond and wife
of Taunton, Walter Lyon, wife, and
Mr.. Jennie Blackmar, North Seituate,
and Charles Vincent, wife and son, oil
New London.
Mr.. end Mrs G.. Harold Gilpatric,
secompanied by Mr. aud Mrs A. v.
Frost OF this city, and Mr. and Mrs.
FIed Case Of Wofcestef,sp spent the week
end AT Juniper Point, Me, making the
trip in Mr.. Gilpatries car
coroner A. G. Bill of Danielson
hrs rendered his finding in the case OF
Louis Payette of Willimantic, wood
chopper found dead in the woods July
2ist, with his head split open with nm
axe. lie finds that the man came 10
his death by being struck on the head
with an axe in The hands OF some per
son unknown.
Professor Arthur f. Carpenter, a
widely known hypnotist died Tuesday
nj his home in Roxbury Mt the age of
IS years. He was born In North Ash
ford and leaves son, A. ii. Cnrpen-
Ter Of Northampton, n graduate oil fut
nam High school, md daughter, Mrs
Lena Sites OF Putnam.
The Eclipse manufacturing com.
pnny, the latest industry 10 locate in
Putnam Is running full over 10
hands IRE ut present employed and II
new families have removed TO Put
nam. seven new houses are being
built for employees and others are being
talked OF. Already the concern is tai
kirg of charging lis plant. .The COM
ing OF this industry has been one OF the
most important industrial acquisitions
The city has had for some years.
Notice of appeal to the supreme
court has been filed with the clerk OF
the superior court in the case of Chas.
l..Torrey VS. John NJ. Champion which
was recently tried In Putnam and re.
suited in The Windham county lawyer
being awarded $500 from the State Su-
perintendent of fisheries and game at.
The Jury had found the defendant was
responsible for an assault and battery
upon him by County game warden,
Arthur -. Day
The Moman's Relief Corps held
the annual inspection Tuesday, Miss
Lillian Bailey of Danielson being the
inspecting officer There was large
delegation from Willimantie, Webster
and Danielson. After the regular work
OF the .ofder, Mrs. Lena Monroe ren-
dered two vocal selections. Mrs. Alice
Wilbur read an original poem, "Ihe
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