Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-10-29

PUTNAM NEWS


Mrs. ETA 4 G. Nurfey has re.
turned fegm j -it aith her daughter,
Mr.. T. Walden atikhg, New Haven
Mrs. Mary s.ea - was IN Hart
ford Tuesday 10 ata the luncheon
given by The dese-uasas Of the stay
flower.
"A special meeting ef Q1iuebaug
Pomona Vfsuze wid be hesg in scot
land s5Iufdes The nth degree viii
be conferred.
Andrew hyde q New Jersey, sho
has just returned from a tip r. Ar
kausss, is calling 30 friends 81 Pot
nam, Als .etmef bone.
- 4 Bonneville, president IT, he
independent sils Company, Montreal.
called Oh J a +. Gagne this week.
Mr.. Gagne's brother, Louis, is SUPER
iagendeut Of the mill.
The manager Of the Nhiteside-
strauss company was IN tie city Mon.
day adjusting the financial difficulties
au1 viii take The show cut on The road
in the near future.
The ire alarm box at Bugbee cor
nef, when vas broken when an auto
truck backed into II, has been taken
down Tor repairs. While repairs are
being made tine nearest box 70 the SPOT
4, Al the Putnam Wooden mill on Pom
lteg street.
-kasefio LaGreix and David Beau
sclell were ia Gardner, Mass Tues
aa4 evening to witness an amateur
Performance uadet Tie direction Of L.
] Bnssette Of bebster Tie play Wis
ere ihsi tae two young men had prs
vously taken part in III Putnam.
-THe choir Of the second Congrcga
#iaa8l church with Cboifniaster L. ..
Aihams, were ia East rhompson on |
y eanesdsy night where they were in.
sited 10 attend harvest supper given
~ the King Daughters in their hail.
After the supper the choir gave an IN.
-nrmai pfagfam which was enthusiast.
neatly received. The trip was made
IA motor truck.
Putnam holds It's bi-annual city |
election the first Monday in December
out as yet there is little noise in local |
politics. Ali city officers, including |
he appolntiye officers, retire by the
expiration Of their terms the la. Of the |
GEAR. While some changes are antici-
pated for the new administration just |
what they are Is not at present known.
The 1918 mass ut st. Maryis |
,hurch has been changed to 10 80 to |
give chance for q longer sermon at
he 9I5 mass. The choir has started
practice for Christmas music and are
fehearsing a mass in + major by Ash
mall Three new sopranos hive been
added 10 the choir
The committee in eharRe Of The en-
aud Ounce in Union hall
saturday evening for the benefit of the
Pomlret Nelghbofhood As.aeiaiisn
md the Putnam Equal Franchise
Leneue report that over $50 was realil
Ell IRON the affair.
An automobile truck owned in
Hartford ran into telephone pole
While round ~ Bugbee Corner Mon
day afternoon breaking the fire alarm
box attached to The pole The driver
stopped and gave his name and act.
dress to Captain Of Police John Muir
ray, who was IN the vicinity at the
time.
Hyde Smith, resident manager of
the Bradley theatre, is coaching the
Putnam High school basket bal team
Mr.. smith graduated last June from
the Amherst Agricultural College
where he took great deal of Interest
in athletics being one OF the pitchers of
the base ball team and member Of
the basket bail team.
There was a large number of golf
ers on the links at the Putnam Coun.
try CLUB Saturday evening. AT 8
p. m. chatting dish supper Was served.
The hoslesses were Mrs. Ernest Morse
and Mrs. Howard Deacon with Mrs.
Harold Files, Airs. {. Fred Waterman,
Mrs. :. 81. Nheelock and Miss E.hel
Rowe assistants. There was dancing
in the evening.
The troop of L. ;. cavalry eneamp.
ed by the Little River for the past two
weeks gave an exhibition Of horseman-
ship Sunday afternoon before crowd
OF seven or eight hundred people.
Wrestling matches and a tug of war on
horseback, horse and mule races were
among the features. The bare back
riding with the soldiers standing erect
ON their horses greatly pleased the on
lockers.
announcement have been receiv-
ed in Putnam of the marriage in Dam
lelson Tuesday of 0mer Maynard OF
Putnam and Miss Mabel Boulais of
Danielson. The attending couple was
Miss Beatrice Maynard and l.eodore
Boulais OF Danielson. After trip to
New York aud other places the couple
will reside la Putnam. MIR. Maynard
is locomotive fireman on the New
Haven road and has always lived IN
Putnam.
CAtarrah Cannot Be Cured
80 tnt.r AppT a.