Putnam patriot., 1915-02-05
PUTNAM NEWS
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''- LII. c. Phelps of Worcester called en friends here Sunday
 Charles seder spent Sunday in Dorchester
 Rev. E. r. genait will preach in French al The Baptist church Sunday afternoon at g 339.
 Clarence N. Chase and Maihon II. sseissIer are in New Haven attending a sseetiog Of the masonic grand lodge.
 Mrs. Giimer cispp, Of Brookline, Mass. Is the guest Of Mrs. Helen Will Icy, Oak Hiil
 Articles Of incorporation were re- seised from the secretary of states of- See Wednesday incorporating the sNindham County Farmers Association. --Kfed Lizotte has removed from Walnut street toWebster where he has accepted position as manager Of the 0urfee house.
 "A wire connecting with the over Bead trolley wire snapped near the Nront street bridge Monday afternoon and tied up traffic for a short ume.
 Everett F.. Brown Of Pomfret, the spple expert. has been in Hartford attending the annual meeting Of the Connecticut Pomologieal Society
 Mrs. N II. Holmes of Mount Yer H5a. N. Y.. Is the guest Of her parents, NJ and Mrs 4. ". Macdonald, Oak hni
 --gIdefie Roniu, 4a, who died in ssnada iast December, will be remem aered in this city where he was former V employed in the meat markets of 8uef Darand and Godfroi Chaput
 -The regular meeting Of Inc Eiizs beth Porter Patnam chapter, q. A. Ra Will be he'd in odd Fellows bali Mou- slay afternoon. febnHy sh ai three o'clock. The Board of Management wfll meet at 70.
 Ms Gaf 5 Johnson Of Franklin, Mass. spoke al recent meeting of| Che dolheHs Club helda the home ol Mr. V. k Barber She was ilsteuea ao with close attention and her coming 11 Putnam MS greatly appreciated. Superintendent Of streets Frank a4amas and his men are having busy aHme ofit 1hese days Monday was 6he worst daS of the year for the de- pertinent AS the gutteis were clogged with snow and small rivers were flow lng in all directions.
 Miss Edna Mann, younger daugh ger of Judge and Mrs. J Harry Mann, enterlained twenty friends on Friday evening in honor of her l7th birthday, al the home Of her parents on Church street There was music and dancing ard refreshments were served
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 -1be tee and sieet storm put the sroiieys out of commission Tuesday There was an inch and hnll of solid leo on the fails and this 9wHs covered with snow and hail packed down hard The service was resumed "Wednesday -rhe Sf. Jeau Baptiste society witt observe MafH 6fas in their hall on Providence street, Tuesday evening, February sl6th. X fine musical and literary program has been arranged. There will be vocal and instrumental Ennsie and several special features of interest Refreshments will be served. Mrs. Ewaft Brunn of Brookly lyn, N. ! ], K visiting her mother Mrs. Char sotte Champlin, Bradley street. Geo. E. ghamplin, who has been in the city, left for Chicago Monday, where ne represents the Wiley Sons compa- my of Hartford.
 John A. Morse, musician and vio- aIn maker, South Main street, Is now engaged m making bis lI6th violin MT Morse began the making of vlo- Bins in Woodstock. He removed to Putnam some p years ago and has continued the business, He has turn ed aul some fine and valuable inslru- snents
 -Joseph |. Barbour, one of the best anoan lawyers tn the state, died sud denly in his office in Hartford, Wed. aestay at l.ao D. m. lie had been try ing case in the superior court and upou returning to his office complain ed Of feshpg faint and expired almost Immediately. Mr. Barbour has de lieesed addresses in Putnam in the past. He was 6S years of age.
 Putnam lodge Loyal Order of Moose staged their first minstrel show st the Bradley theatre, Tuesday night, and II WAS a worthy effort Notwith- standing the bad weather the house was iall and the audience showed their appreciation of the work of the anna eears by spontaneous demonstration. The liTst part and the olio were evenly Eaafa sN