Putnam patriot., 1917-01-26
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PUTNAM NEWS

HDbNIh T. tDdQNAch HfHIE a UNsaaN7S tnp to Boston, Tuesday. l Mrs. J. Richard Carpenter and daughter Marion were in Worcester Saturday.
 Postma aster Alexander Gilman nov ed into his new house on Rayine street this week.
 1 George Lewis, manager Of the shoe department in Bugoee's store, was in Bosten, Monday.
 Frank Gleason of Worcester passed the week end with bis parents on Gen. ter street.
 James F. ,Donahue WAS in Boston Wednesday attending the New En' gland RexaIi convention.
 Miss Frances Warner, Worcester, was at the home of her parents, Judge and Mrs. F.. M. Warner, over sunday.
 Charles Bove and A spino,a were i in Worcester on business Monday af- 1 ternoon.
 Leander Beaudfeault has begun The erection Of lhfee tenement house on ] Smith street.
 Wm. P. Warren WAS Boston visitor sunday and heard "BiiIy" Sunday at the taoeFnuele in tbe afternoon.
 Miss Clara Nserlens, and the Misses Marjorie and Edna Mann left Thurs day for two weeks stay in Ne. York 1 city.
 ] Mir and Mrs. A. Blanchette are spending few days in New York where MT Blancnetle is attending the furniture show.
 Mrs George weatherhead of south bridge and [. Roy smith of Boston were guests Of Nt, M F. smith south Main street, Monday, when she ceey bFated her birthday.
 One of our sub>efib bers calls attention to the fact that the average age of five persons who died in ihis vicinity and whose obituaries appeared in last weeks PATRI0Twas eighty five years. Attorney E C, Morse was in Hart ford Tuesday attending meeting of the Connecticut Chamber ofCommerce Of which he is a director and member Of the legislative committee. Lawyers Charles E. Searls and I Charles L.. Torrey were in Danielson | Monday attending an adjourned hear ing in the matter Of the application of Eli Dagenais for liquor license. The commissioners reserved their decision | Funeral services for Dr. E. N Dar- ling were held Saturday ,at the home l of his daughter in Woodstock. The 1 body was placed in H receiving vault to await burial at Burrillville, k. l., in the spring.
 A small sized blizzard swept over Putnam Sunday night. 1t began to snow about six o'clock in the levening and gradually the wind rose to a gale. Before morning Il changed to hail and Monday Il rained taking of a good deal of the snow.
 Frederick Dupre. Co. lC, 33rd Rgt. U. :. A, left Putnam last week for duty in the Panama, Canal zone from where he came just before Christmas on furlough to visit relatives inelud- ing his sister, Miss Mable Dupre of Putnam.
 | n Is haTt is city to Boston by a train that goes out alter the train that usually hes hauled the milk cars. This milk train in. eiGdes coach and takes passengers. Under the new arrangemeI the early morning train is mol delayed by ped ding requirements.
 Chester E. Child of Putnsm and Charles \. Tiihnghast Of Danielson were in Boston last Friday where they attended conference at the South sta ton with committee of the Lamb Manufacturers Association who met The purchasing agent of the New Ha Ven road snd discussed the matter of switch timber.
 Advertised letters, Jan. g, 1917
 LADIES
 Mrs. Aufore Berton, Mrs. Ellen Hughes
 GENTLEMEN
 Louis lle Parlier, Nathan Hubbert. Theodore Martell, Eddie McGuinness, Picking Girner Co, H. N. Spencer, Linwood Rich, NJ. l.. Rowe.
 As the new addition to the mother house of the Sisters of The Holy Ghost begins to take shape il is apparent what large building 1t is going to be. IL will increase the value of the prop erty over s50,o0o. As soon as it is completed and furnished the head quarters of the order will be removed from Hartford to Putnam.
 The Pomfret School hockey team won from Cambridge Latin at Pom. fret Saturday to 0. The game was fast and IL was a hard fight all the way with the final outcome in doubt until tune was up.
 Lincoln played especially well for Pomfret scoring the only goal and Fitzgerald was most in the limelight for the visitors.
 The clerks in Fred Gsgne's place went fishing Monday. The proprietor staid at home. When be ssw the