Putnam patriot., 1915-03-05
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was a yisitor in the city Friday.
 Mrs. Byron D. Bugbee returned Friday from trip t0 New York.
 Rev 5 F. Benoit will preach in French at lhe Baptist church sunday afternoon at 5.b0.
 -Mfs. George " Perry and Miss Gertrude Perry are visiting Ar. and Mrs. T. J. Leopard in Providence.
 Thomas f Ryan. School street is Ln New York attending nofse sale at a alison Square Garden.
 Mizpah Rebekah lodge held SIC. eessiul food sale in the store Of Bal ard s Clark Friday afternoon.
 The CT. E. will hold free Will offering and Willard memorial meeting with Mrs. Mary Gardner on Friday afternoon st o'clock.
 Judge r. NJ. Warner will deliver an address on 'The City Beaatifale at the Baptist church, Danielson Sunday evening.
 A potato ear from Maine caught ire in the railroad yard Tuesday even ing and the truck came out and saved ihe spuds.
 --Geofge A Vaughan ,Jf., of fhomp- son, left Tuesday ior trip to csiifof nia and the Exposition. He will make Inc trip by boat through the Panania canal.
 Mrs. Arthur st. John, daughter Of hlpbonse Bourcief, was taken to St. yineents hospital, Worcester, Mon day, where she will undergo an opera. lion.
 Arthur Herrick of Wiliamsyille is si the Day iKimball ihospital on the critical list. He recently underwent sn operation for gall stones.
 Mrs. George P. Newell and dnugh- ter Barbara have returned to their home in Washington, k. l., after visit with Mrs. ,Newelrs parents, MT. and Mrs. fl. l. Burt.
 I pear in High school Ihall, on Tuesday, March 30th, for the benefit of Israel Putnam school. Admission 35e Adv
 w. II. Mansfield and Dr. r.. l.. simpson left Tuesday night on the boat Train for trip to Hamilton, Der muda. They may also visit Cuba be- fore returning home.
 -George fl. Ryder has removed from Wilkinson street to one oi the Andem cottages on Grove street. Ills daughter IS coming from Boston to make her home with him.
 --Thefe were 34 new accounts opened in the postal savings system during the month Of February IA deposits amounting to s5, ,688. Balance to the credit of depositofs al close of month s48,775.
 The regular meeting Of the Eliza beth Porter Putnam ehapter,D D. A. R., will be held in odd Fellows bali on Monday, March 8, at 3 o'clock The board iof management will meet at 280
 Advertised letters for weeklof Mar. 2d.
 GENTLEMEN
 George II. Poole, Leslie H urd N tight, Frank Juber.
 LADIES
 Miss Florence Butey.
 
 Frederick Winsiow, an employe at She freight depot, had his leg broken Saturday morning. He was loading cotton into ear and bale toppled over on his leg. He wus taken to the Day kimbail hospital.
 --E. NJ. Barney, who with Mrs Bar aey, has been spending the winter in Florida, writes from Bronksyille that Mrs. Barney's health Is greatly i'm proved and that they expect to return Io Putnam by the first week in April. Arrangements are being made for the 22d annual concert and ball of the Knights of Columbus. The Knights for the past 2i years have opened the post lenten season with this big social event This year Easter Monday falls on April ,. The committee in charge Is composed oi John B. Dalgle, George Lewis, Charles Bote, John Gahan.
 Teddy Cassent. landlord of the city Hotel, received specia invita- ton to be present at cabaret and ball held by the Chas. 4. Fallon Assoeia. tion in New York which was attended by many prominent base ball mana. gers and players. Mir: Gasseut Is an old player himself and at one time managed team in Winsted on which some of the stars of the country played The Dunbar bell ringers that came to Putnam Tuesday night are praeti. cally the only company Of bell ringers now touring the country, Mason w Aeavitt, one of tbe old pioneer bell ringers Is living in Putnam and is over sU years old. He was especially invi. led to the concert. Back In the 70s Mir, Leasiit had five companies of bell ringers en tour in wagons throughout the country, but during the panic ol v the business went to pieces.
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