Putnam patriot., 1917-01-19
PUTNAM NEWS
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sn the city Monday.
 Misses Bella Coinoif ard Mafceline noniyiile spent Thursday in Hartford
 Mrs. Charles Mahea, Church street. entertained the l.. B. 0. club Thus asy.
 Mrs. James F. Fullerton Of Wilii- nsnsie vas the guest of ther brother, w. F. Dsyison, Bullock street, Thus day.
 Miss Celis Benoit hss accepted po- snion in the jeweiry store Of wm. A. rt 0nge
 Miss. Enie 1. Inman and Wiss,Jose phine Miller were the guests Of Hart. ford friends oyer Sunda.
 Rev E. Benoit will preach In French suad4y afternoon al 3 90 sl the Baptist church.
 C. D Arnold spent sunday In East Grange, v I the guest Of his brother. Harold and family.
 A speciai meeting Of Div l, A 0 II .ili be held Friday evening, Dee. is st fo'elocs
 Arthur L. Duvert and Henry x Benoit @efe Yisilors iu Boston We'd se.dpy cod Tbufs fay.
 8s A V. Maedunaid returned Monday ffon sisii siih friends in Hartford
 Rev. f D Sargent 2as In Hartfont Thuf.day attending an executive >es sion of the Home Missionary society Ransom Il. Bradley, who has been sefiousiY IL, has s9 far improved as 10 te abe ta he out. The Canadian Athletic Cub is plan ning lo hold sn elaborate banquet in their rooms on Providence street in she near future.
 Al all the masses at -t. Mary's church next Sunday morning the saonihiy collection, the first Of the year, Will be taken.
 Rev. Mi. Brown of Dsnielson will preach in the Pentceostal church on Elm street sunday afternoon at .00 o'clock. Subject, ,"The Model Church. The Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and tbeir friends will hold oesket social in their hall on Pomfret street this Friday evening. Dancing will follow. John B. Byrne and James B. Tatem, Jr., spent the wee kend in New York Mr. Byrne returned 10 Putnam and bir, Taten left for business trip through lhe South.
 The nomination of Attorney NJ II tseissler ss judge Of the Putnam city court to succeed Judge l.. II Fuller in 1918, was presented in ,the Senate by senator Macdonald, Nednespay.
 states Attorney Charles E. Searls said this Friday morning that he and Mrs. -esris will leave on the 26th for Their annual southern trip. They will spend several weeks in Camden, Pine hprst and Ashville, x. |.
 Adelhert Carpenter, r,PutnamHeights, will celebrate his 73d birthday, Mon day, February 5lh. He will be pleased 10 receive post cards from his many friends.
 Mrs. Helen Wiley, Oak hitl, left Tuesday morning for Portland, Me, to care for her Sistef-tn law, Mrs. W. A. Macdonald, who feii on the icy side. walk last week anu broke her leg. A special traiu cnrrSing passengers from New hugaln aud Hartford to Boston 10 bear Bitly SanaaA, passed through Putnam saturday morning without stopping
 Mir. and Mrs Thomas Gee of Mn street weat to Hartford Saud4y to get Miss Delta Let lair, Ms oee's sister, who recently underwent sn oper .tion for her feet.
 The pupils of St. Mays parochisl school are fehearsing a play to be pre- EshttN AC tAt ifAbAAN iA thN AbtihAt HHAA oi February for the heneht of St Msry's church.
 The boys of the Sacred Heart k Holy Name Society of St Mary's church, will receive holy communion in body next Sunday morning al the eight o'clock mass.
 
 Mrs. Amelia Gsncher, 64, died At her home on Woodstock avenue, Wednes, day. Funeral services were held at St. Msry's church Friday morning. She leaves a husband and several children.
 The annual convention of the Con necticut usirymen's association will oc held in Hartford, Jan. s3, 24 and @a. Over sso0 in premiums Is offered To exhibitors milk, cream, butter or cheese and an excellent program of speakers has been selected.
 Charles kencn, West Thompson road, recently bought through John Jsrvis of Putnam the trotting horse known as The Harvester formerly owned by Worcester parties. The horse hss done a quarter in seven ana | mile in 2 ls.
 Advertised letters. Jan. It, 1917
 LADIES
 Miss Alice Perry, Miss Hattie D Phillips.
 GENTLEMEN