Putnam patriot., 1915-07-02

the summer st Kelsey Point.
 Miss Minnie Cannon has been recent visitor in Springfield.
 Miss Ruth Daniels leaves next week tor a trip 10 California
 Frank D. Thayer spent Sunday with his brother in Pawtueket.
 -Lucius P Merriam was In Proyi. dedee saturday
 -H F. briggs, principal Of the Israel Putnam school, Is attending summer school af Hyannis. -Wfism Wright is spending bis vacsu0n at home He will enter liar . ward medical school in the fall. -Ceofge Ezan. Jr-, of Woonsockets has been the ggesf Of his aunt, Miss \. si Eaan. school street -pasl office hours Juiy 5th. Open from to lI.30 8. m-. 5 fo [ 2. m. One city delivery. .farat esi.eeff suspended. "A aiff. summer seBoas and camp . is ta be established oa tHe shores ef Rozeiaud fake This summer. -Afderman Hector Duyert has an- n.unced that he is candidate for one Of tbe four appointments Df deputy factory inspector
 Misses Bessie Carpenter and Bea- tdee fhurber, Hartford teachers, are spending their vacations al their : tsg.,.fs. s, Putnam
 Frank Miller, formerly Of Putuam, died in East Hartford, Tnesday night. The body will be brought 10 Putnam for burial and tbe odd Fellows @iII have eGafl Of the burial service.
 Mrs WiHam A King died Satnr- day nigbt at her home in Wiilimantic. fer husband iS one of the leading law yers of Windham county and has sef- ved as attorney general ol tbe state.
 -Timolhe Telreault, his sister Miss Vina Tetfeauit, and hi. niece Mss Ri "a Riyafd, let Tuesday afternoon 10 spend several weeks in farnumi r. c
 -6 Harold Giipaade and family, Mrs. J. J. Russell and daughters, and George N OiIpaidc, left for Juniper Point, Maine, Friday where the fami- lies hHve summer cottages. The gen. uemen returned lo Putnam on Tues day.
 A Ford touring car eollided with a horse driven by Frank Miller near Bugbeeis corner, ahout Il o'clock Sat ufday night. The horse was cut on the face and leg by glass from the Windshield and the ear was sowewhat damaged, The electric lights were out and there was a heavy fog when the collision occurred.
 -Mr and Mrs. Richard German en- teftained fify friends, mostly from Norwich, at their home last Sunday The party included Mayor Murphy and family of Norwich. A turkey dinner was served after which the par tv motored though the surrounding country and stopped to call on Agent Reardon and family al North Gros2e- notdae.
 The stock and fixtures of the mu. sie stote al F. C. Letters X Co. k being sold out. The store k tne oldest mu. ste store in Eastern Connecticut, hay- ing ,been stnrted by tue late W, ii. Letters over Al years ago, and since his death was conducted by his son, Frank C Letters. for over 70 years postmaster Of Patnam, who diee last May.
 At the recent graduation at Dean Academy, Franklin, Mass, Kenneth Bowen Johnson, cider son of Editor and Mfa Gaf E. Johnson, won tine second prize for n prose article, not n story, in the school paper, "rhe Mega phone, or which he was one Of the literary editors. The paper is one of the best school papers in Massachu selts, and has circulation of over l2O0 each issue. He was the only Franklin pupil to win prize out of a class of s4. He enters Dartmouth this fail.
 Henry NJ. Morse sand company who have been playing in vaudeville for several seasons past in their sketch, "Unele Seth and the Hoodo, are re- hearsing new sketch while spending , the summer in this city. Mr. Morse is an actor of many years experience, hay , ing appeared as the Giant in Jack and the Beanstalk, as interlocutor ir Dock tader's and Primrose X Nests minstfels, as zeb Hardy, the teamster, with Richard Golden in "old Jed Prouly, and many other legitimate productions before going into vaude- 2 vile The company consists of Mrs. g Morse and Miss Alberta of Lynn, both f of whom were at one time in the Jed Prouty production.
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