Putnam patriot., 1915-11-26
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 -F. x. Lucier was visitor with friends in sonth6rdge over sunday. David smith was in Boston on business trip Monday.
 Miss lSntberine Burns. has resigned uer position ss cashier al Deaeoa's De paumcnt store.
 Rev B. F. Beaoit sill preach in French at The Bapust church sunday afternoon ata-5o.
 -Nts. A5asa Chlid aad Mss Eiiza- beth Cmd VII spend 4haak giving 0itb Hafttor friends.
 -sou9e6lf y H.Ia5IoI If Hartford + remembering Falnam friends with Thanksgiving souvenir post cards
 -i.awyer Robert q Perry of New Ters w- ihe guest os ais faihe6i r. v Perry, Sunday.
 Miss Laura Phinuey of Hartford spent sunday with her aunt, Ms. G.. A Hammond, OHk Hill.
 -Putnam Aerie of Eagles is making strenuous canvass for new mem bers. Itis expected that next month a class of 100 will be .iniHated into the order. -e. D. Arnold and wife were in Rockville Sunday and attended the funeral of Mf..Affie!a' aaele, Halsey Allen.
 Mrs. John Brennan has returned to her home on Church street after having visited with friends and relatives in Rockville
 Francis Teireault, Raduate of the Putnam high school, now employ ed in the office of the auditor of the District of Columbia, Is at present in Cuba on government service.
 There was good sized Putnam delegation al tae Yale Harvard game last Saturday. Most Of them were Yale enthusiasts but tAefe Was little chance for enthusiasm.
 -The Putnam Republican Club has arranged fol a smoke talk in 0id Eel lows hall Frday evening. Hon Frank l. Heaiey, speaker of the House at the Inst session of the general assembly, will make an address.
 Ms. Elizabeth Beeman smith, wife Of Albert NJ. smith, died at her home in Washington, Tuesday night. Her daughter, Mrs. E. +. Perry of this alt H T,. her mother for the past week CT more.
 -Dolor Viens returned last Thurs day afternoon from St. Nincent's hos pital, Worcester, after successful ope- ration for appendicitis. He Is getting along finely and will be back at work at his barher's chair before many days. Advertised letters for week of No vemher g:
 GENTLEMEN
 Frank Fleming, Claus Johnson, Ed ward D. Lacey Eugene Rouleau.
 LADIES
 Miss Anne Biehop, Miss Dumas, Miss Moss.
 -Frane NJ. Bennett of the New York Parental School, Flushing, N. Y. C, with Mrs. Bennett sand daughter Elizabeth are spending several days with his mother, Mrs. NJ. w. Bennett, Bellevue street.
 The Putnam Independent basket ball team were defeated in Jewett city last Thursday evening by score of 36 to l4 The team was comprised of the following members; Luster, lf Heath c; LHereux, lg; Angel r 2. Angel shown as Putnam' particular star.
 Announcement was made in New London Friday of the engagement of this congressional district, and Mrs. Ffederica R. Hunt of Scarsdale, N. Y. The wedding will take place today, Wednesday.
 Louis Gagne, formerly of Putnam, now superintendent of the lndepend ent Silk Company of Montreal, has been the guest of relatives in the city. He has been in this section buying ma ehineTy and states that the mill is rushed with orders and Is running night and day.
 Anthony Stetina, a prisoner being held in the Rensselaer, county jail, Troy, N Y, pending eXtradition To Connecticut, escaped last week after taking desperate chance by sliding down marble pillar. Non Stetina wis accused of violations of the fed eral white slave law al rlainiield, Conn.
 The auto chemical company was called out Friday morning for fire at the home of Charles l.. Miron. The fire was caused by defective chimney, It was quickly controlled, but con siderable amount of damage was caus. ed, both by smoke and by the chemi- calls used, this particularly in one room.
 Gideon Holmes, an aged resident ot the city, was struck by an automo- bile believed 10 be owned by Pomfrct man and sknoeked unconscious, while lie was going over the hospital hill Sal urday evening. MT, Holmes lost his keys and atpocketbook containing a little more than Sl when he was knock.