Putnam patriot., 1916-11-17
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PUTNAM NEWS

aester this week.
 MT. and Mrs. x. NJ. Wheelock have been in Boston recently.
 Mrs. John A. Dady has been the guest of relatives in Waterbury.
 Mrs. Frank Hogan is to join her husband in Cambridge next week.
 E. II. Payne spent sunday with rel atives in Pawtueket.
 There are nearly seventy prisoners at Brooklyn iail.
 Judge L. Ii Fuller is on business tflp lo Paris, Ky.
 Lee Sheldon has moved into the tenement oB Livery street vacated by Thomas Cannon.
 Rev. E. r. Benoit will preach at the Baptist church nexl sunday afternoon At 5:9o o'clock.
 .,ir. and Mrs. Owen Barrett and son of Providence are visiting relatives in Providence.
 Miss Ethel Rowe of Woonsocket was the guest Of her sis.ett Ms. Waterman, ever sunday.
 Samuel Anderson Of the Shore Line Electric Company WIS in the city Thursday.
 Miss Ellen Oseood of East Hartford has been the guests of friends in this city.
 Miss \. Elizabeth Clarke has re surned to Worcester .after spending Il few days in this city
 Mrs. Charles l.. Richardson has re- iurned from visit with. her daughter u Waterbury.
 The local lodge of Moose will enier- tain supreme District Deputy Hno- safd of Meriden, Sunday.
 Mrs. Ernest Morse has recently been entertaining two of her sisters from Brooklyn, \. Y.
 The bridge club was entertained Monday night by Mrs, (. Fred Water man it the Inn.
 Miss Bessie Champln had the first meeting of the season Of the Q. NJ. Club At her home Wednesday evening Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Sharpe, Church street, will observe their sixlieth we'd ding anniversary next Monday.
 The liquor license of Mitchell Bure gard Is to be transferred from Hotel CafgiIl to the place ..on Pomfret street vacated by Fred Gagne.
 Ernest L. Davis and two children are planning to Aspend the winter in California where MT. Davis has prop. erty holdings.
 k. T. Tucker, who recently sold his house, is to occupy a part Of the house of Joseph Vandale, South Main street, during the winter.
 Superintendent Harold W. Files of the schools in Putnam was in Willi- mantle Friday when schools were closed here-visiting day. A number of teachers were also in Willimantic. Herbert smith and wife and Mir. and Mrs. $. NJ. Wheeiock were among those attending the Princeton liar ward football game at Cambridge Inst Saturday.
 Mrs. Mary Lawson Carpenter, A, .f n at har home in Eastford Thursday. The fu neral Will be Sunday and burial will ne in Grove cemetery, Eastford,
 Victor Peloquin has purchased the Henry Laflamme block on Providence street together with the liquor license. This Is the same place in which MT. Peloquin began business twenty years ago.
 The head of the order, Daughters oi the Holy Ghost, Prevention Mother St. Charles, Of Hartford, was in Put nam Monday to view the progress be ing made on the addition 10 the new home on Church street.
 Everett k. Brown of pomfret, thu fruit expert, captured the sweepstak' prize this week at the annual exhibi ton of the Rhode Island Fruit Grow CTS. He exhih.ted fifty varieties. Th' prize was fe.i the best exhibit Of out-of the-stare growers,
 Sargill Council, K. of C., is in re ceipt of an invitation from White Kos Council ,of Norwich to attend thei meeting next Sunday. class of < candidates will receive the third de gree. Members from the local .counci are planning to attend.
 MT. and Mrs. Chrystie Mcdonnell of Watch Hill, who have been in Put nam the past few months, returned u their home on Sunday. MT. McGon nell Is connected with the Whitehall Electric Company of Westerly, ant has been engaged on contract al the Manhasset mill.
 II was announced here Friday alter noon that the superior court cases O ]. Arthur Atwood, Wauregan, TVS. ths N. Y. N. If. X H. K. k. company sand of George Pratt, Danielson, vs the N Y..N. H. X Il. R. k. company have