Putnam patriot., 1915-11-19


 office one day early as we go to prs "Wednesday noon on account Of Thanksgiving day.
 -Beniamin Rich Of Fitchbnrg was Inc guest Of relatives here Saturday
 Ms. Eben Holden of Boston has been the guest of her parents, b. C. Park and wife,at the Children's Home.
 The ". [. T. (. meeting will be held with Miss Helen S sesmnell st fsi Church street, Friday afternoon.
 A brakeman on a freight running cut of Putnam had his shoulder disio- eafea last week an8 received the at. tention of local pb5 sieian.
 pr. J 4. Gaueher hos removed. from NHHmanfie ta Putnam, and ia taken up his residence on Providence street opposite st Mary B church
 Edgar Reynolds has resigned his position in Warfens restaurant and entered the employ Of the New Haven railfoad as q brakeman.
 -I.awsers Charles E saarIs, Charles L. Torrey, and F.l Carpenter attend. ed .lhe short calendar session Of the Superior court at Willimantic last Fiji day.
 Lawyer Brown and wife of Nor wich were in town last Friday after noon on their way to Boston 10 attend the Harvard Brown foot ball game, Saturday.
 William Frasier has fine be ar skin rug. It Is a beauty and the best part of 1t Is that the animal was shot by Mr Frasier while on Il hunting trip to New Brunswick this fall.
 -G Harold Gilpatfie and wife, Miss Ellen Wheeloek, Henry Wheeloek, Thomas Ryan, and Mr. and Mrs. Her bert ] Smith were among those to at tend the Yale Princeton foot bail game Saturday.
 --James Noble, the one legged roun- der, just out Of jail after serving n sen tence imposed by the city court, wes sent back for three months from PIain- neid on changes Of drunkenness and vagraney.
 Probate Judges Child of Wood sleck, MnuyRn of Thompson, and Thompson Of pomfret, .atiended the quarterly meeting Of the Connecticut Probate Assembly at Hartford. Inst week.
 The ladies of the Putnam Country Club are engaged in a golf tournament this Thursday afternoon. Friday night there is masquerade dance at the club house and Thanksgiving morning there Is last golf tournament for men.
 -Beautifu Pomfret street may be used as a setting for high grade motion pictures during the next spring and summer season. The locality has es pecially appealed to one of the men who selects sites as ideal for some Of the subjects to be worked out.
 At the Day kimball hospital last Thursday Mrs. Catherine Remenick of south Meadow street gave birth to twin boys, shortly afterward the mother died. The twins are A healthy pair and will be kept at the hospital several weeks before being turned over io their father.
 Between ten and fifteen members of the Knights of Columbus in this city went to Moosup Sunday after noon to witness the working of the third degree by the council there After the business had been disposed of there was an entertainment of in- strumental and vocal mnsic.
 Several deer have been lawfully shot by property lowners or employees in this section recently. Thisi week is the open season for deer in Massachu. selts and game wardens are scouting the border to see that no deer that es' capes over the line into Connecticut is pursued and shot.
 AiN ItttoA N0hAh AoN NNNAANA kiaAt an employe hurt while fooling is not entitled to compensation as he Is not engaged in the performance of his du. ties. The case arose where young man and young .woman in a factory were indulging in a little merriment and the woman threw something that seriously injured the mans eye.
 "A child born in Putnam last week had six fingers on each hand. The eN. Ira nngeFs came out just below the lit- lie fingers and although they hung by slight attaching particles the fingers were perfectly formed. The fingers were removed IL Is said that such eases afe mol common but Of occasional occurrence. Advertised letters for week Of No emher 9;
 GENTLEMEN Frederick E. Bird, Cartwright X | Crrey. Frank F. Cole, John Davison, 1 Geo. Edison, Julius Fink, l.. \. Harts- l horn, Ii. Lamanotf. Joseph Lariviere.
 LADIES Miss Mary Alice Dankert, Mrs. Nose | King. Miss ii. k. Marsh, Mrs. K. II. nf