Putnam patriot., 1915-03-12
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in sew York
 Mrs. Louis F. Reeves is visiting her parents in New York.
 Miss Minnie ~ afner of Nahant, Mass, was a recent guest oi friends in the city.
 Lawyer Waiter Giipatrie Of New York ls the guest Of his parents, Geo. W. Gipatric and wife, this lThursday.
 Miss Nellie Egan and Miss Rose Bonin are attending the millinery openings in New York.
 The motor fire truck was run to chimney fire al Rents shop Tuesday ] afternoon.
 Miss F. (. Hewett of Wethersheld is the guest Of Mrs. Carrie B.Gascoigne, south Main street.
 Miss Elizabeth Child returned on 1 Wednesday from q weeks yisit with friends in Worcester and Boston.
 -Major A. D. Mcintyre recently st. tended the annual banquet Of corset manufacturers association al the Wal dorf Astoria in New York.
 W. C. Kemp, grand regent of the state of Connecticut, will pay an off cal visit to Putnam council, Royal Ar canum, next Monday evening.
 Marcus Emlott, an old soldier res ident in the town Of Thompson was brought to the Day kimball hospital Wednesday morning in the Wooster ambulance.
 Advertised letters for week of Mar. 1 g.
 GENTLEMEN 1 II. A. Naliquette 3, Harry Odell, Jo seph Blanchard, J. fl. Hines, Putnam Sign Co.
 LADIES Mrs. Rosie Mcdonald.
 Corporation Counsel Charles l.. Torrey went to Hartford "Wednesday to attend q hearing on bill relative to the taxation of property owned by cities outside their corporate limits ana used for the purpose of supplying water 10 the citles.
 Louis Girard, employed at the railroad station restaurant ever since he retired from the navy year or more ago will go to Middleboro, Mass. Saturday to take similar position at the depot restaurant there. The Mid dIeboro restaurant is run by Mir. Park
  who runs the Putnam restaurant. After their raid in Putnam Satur- day night the Police did little house cleaning in Danielson last Friday night and secured quantity of liquors in that no license town which 1t is alleged were kept for illegal sale. The eases will come up for trial Satur- day morning. There will be an interesting and lively meeting of Court City of Put nam, r. of A, next Tuesday evening, when delegates will be elected to at- tend the State convention al Bridge port, May l2th and 18th. There are Hnou mum OCT oi tAilhiuatts fNi ette h''f in the field and there will be some thing moving at the meeting.
 -Friends of Frank Warren have re- ceived newspaper clippings from Den yer to prove that the Main street res taurant man was actually caught in a blizzard and held up a day or two on account of the snow drifts The C ip- pings are accompanied with pictures of large rotary snow blows at work on the railroad endeavoring to break way through for the Putnam traveller so that he can get to the Panama exposi- tion before 1t closes.
 Mayor Macdonald has caused the city clerk to notify all keepers of pool rooms in the city that their licenses do not permit them to keep their places open Sunday and that hereafter unless pool .reoms are kept closed between midnight Sunday night and Monday morning licenses will be revoked. While these rooms are not kept open for the purpose of play, in several in- stances lunch rooms have been con- nected with the pool rooms and thus the rooms have been kept open and used for the most part for lounging places during the Sabbath.