Putnam patriot., 1908-09-25

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 r,.nees Warner returned on
 ssr ,o Mt. HOlyoke College.
 N wheeloek and G. Harold
 ..x xere recent guests of Lieute- ! lrsrlor Lake at Madison.
 =, Holmes Jeff here Monday to
 t.s freshman class at Amherst
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 |y,s Alice Morse returned Tuesday 1 xisl with her sister, Mrs. Wells I,de., Marbiehead, Mass. E |. Libby and family have re-
 !. inn their summer home at IlaI Island, Me.
 [p,s. B. F. Benoit will preach in (....on next sunday afternoon al 4
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 | v.s Carrie Ballard returned to
 
 LsAsnee Monday. after a weeks vis- ldb relatives in this city. / v.. Helen Wiley returned home
 .v sfIer a two months visit with {. m Maine and in Boston. | P Copeland has been the guest (l,iiyss in Providence the present |yn. H. H. Clark, wife of Chaplain N d ,he Naval Academy, Annapo- hd. has been visiting her aunt,
 Jo,eph P. Copeland.
 lgsier Amasa Morse, now past 90 oId. goes from this city te pan-
 r 10 preach, next Sunday, al 5 ?. |uoIess the weather is stormy. lrhe diouth, which has so serious saieled a large section Of country | o the Rocky Mountains, is being In New England.
 Ms Helen Alton has returned ! kyorwell, Mass, where she took a mef course in voice culture under (heIm Heinriehs.
 Miss Catherine Byrne, of the Peo- ] Store, is having her vacation. ! with her mother, is visiting friends Esnaan and in New York State. trgill Council, No. 64, K. of C., : have aladies night on date to keeted in October. Isaac Cham has been named as chairman of knleftainment committee. k. M. Parker returned Saturday MiddIehoro, Mass. He has been ta place since last May, conduct E i, brothers depot restaurant dur tis absence. He returned there on May for a week, when he will re-
 iO this ely permanently.
 id Of letters remaining in the |am Post Office for the week end,
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 liles-Louise Galligan, Miss Daisy Dell, Mrs. F. W. Voorhees,. lniemen-J. Chreen, Edward K. (aef P Fred Germ ain, John Mo Edward Hopkins, w. A. Wilson, Warren, Hath Wniti.
 Daf city streets have many trees, magnificent ones, and all should (ed for, as we are sorry to say they
 noi been, although public atten-
 aas been called yearly to such a Adead, decaying or leafiess tree unpleasant sight, and we have
 On some of our streets. We should D every tree so valuable that the E to keep them trim and healthy
 6e regarded as just nothing. ames L. Cowles, Sec. Treas. Pos hague, New York city, addressed |eopie of Danielson on Tuesday |Ag His subject was: "U pon the
 efHiee, mofe than upon any eise, does the general economic,
 as the social and political deve- |enl ol the country depend" " NIT. 2 would like to speak to the peo- Putnam on the subject of Postal Fsss, the importance Of which, he
 s Bot sufficiently appreciated. Es President Wheaton, of the Bu-
 Mems Association, who encour- iiim to hope that a special meet.
 lhe Association might be held for purpose. l. Bishop, now in the real es- paslness in Boston, made us call londay. He had been to Wood '' his old home, where he likes to
 siIa his former friends and ac- lAnces, SC he often slips down '9 | visit there for a few days. '0nsly returned from a business 'as West, where he found politi- gre more alive than at the East. 's' Judge Taft on his trip, but he 'sseu no opinion about his own '~' NIT. Bishop thinks the Re- 'Saf's do not realize what a,strong < s manifested all over the West sAh, or what a large vote he is ssl- He is a stanch Republi- '4 wants Taft elected. < members of the thirty Business
 associations of the State of Con-
 ' are 10 visit the Danbury Fair sAaesday, Oct. :. It will be the " aaF ef the State Association, z AasoFity of it's 1000 members '-.l''ihs to join in the event. The '''A Business Mems Association
 '49'lAed 10 invite their business
 -.s'ises to join with the party
 p from this city, and will
 7ss'1 D Tree entrance to the Fair
 s--'a and to refreshments, the T sAo1ga they were members of