Putnam patriot., 1908-12-25

gF. Benoit will preach in s.rtis, church this city, next Sun .nrnoon at s:5o o'clock. s, Frederic w. Howard and wife, ..sstock have been the guests oi ,aMrs. Clarence W. Taber. ,.aee E. G. Wright and wife are ..,.ing their son William during piidays.
 Earl Carpenter, of Worcester, - the guest of his mother in street.
 I.ire Russell, who has been mak- hnef business trip to New York surned.
 6x Bernice Paine is spending her n with relatives in Wakefield, js Frances Warner of Mt. Hol- follege is visiting her parents, on Main street.
 anhur and Ralph Libby are spend- ,he holidays with their parents, .a Mrs. F. A. Libby, Ring street. Walden Wright, City Engineer. aIng with his parents in New Mary |. Bartlett, teacher in the Putnam school, is spending her km with relatives in Portland, Hr. Reuben Sykes and her daugh- |uoras and Phyllis, are spending holidays with relatives in New Ae meeting of the Common Coun- ssday night, again adjourned to week Tuesday plight, without neing any business.
 hymond Wheaton, John Holmes aymond Gilpatric, are at home Amherst College for the Christ plidays.
 is Bertha Sargent was the guest dsler, Miss Florence Sargent, in al this week until today, Thurs hen they both returned to spend nas at home.
 Entertainment Committee of |dies' Board of the Day kimbail sal will meet with Mrs. Leach, sard street, Monday, Dee. 18th, eleloek.
 kr Pine Tree Worsted company, WAS organized and built up in 6!s, but removed to ElmNille, esr. when the factory building |aafned down, k overwhelmed |aders, notwithstand the factory busy night and day. kpuf THASKs-The undersigned b thank their friends and neigh xho contributed the beautiful for cur little Mildred's burial. gmpathy and thoughtfulness clh 3 help and comfort to Us. kH. N. SHARPE and family, ban, Dee. 9, 1908.
 pr New York city. and also poor GAglon, the Nations Capital se each suffering from a heavy zorm. Our city had but two of snow, each an inch deep, seen disappeared under the sunny days we have had.
 xmber 22 is the shortest day of f, and marks the summer sol- be period when the sun for the nt seems to stand still. The pa sworshippers established Chris honor of the re-birth of the sun, Christian church adopted it as sbirthday.
 H of letters remaining in the n Post Office for the week end r. 2l:
 N-Mrs. J. Como, Mrs. N. Osia, J. Jenckes, Mrs. A. Elizabeth emen-Geo. Marshall, William Mir. samuels, C. F. Shepard, George, ;. A. Strout Co.
 Office hours for Christmas
 open from 6:30 a. m. to l2
 10 p. m. Money Order Di- Closed. One delivery by city
 Service will also be perform kafal Carriers.
 Helen Alton of the New Eng observatory of Music, Boston, choolmate, Miss Ada Warden m, are spending the holidays in 2, the guests of Miss Alton's Ar. and Mrs. l.. H. Alton, of tseet. Miss Alton is to assist in samas music in the Congrega- eAnrch in Danielson next Sum- s John Mccarthy, now pastor 0gregational church at Hun-
 West Virginia, was formerly . of Israel Putnam School this ne s spoken of by a local paper 5 built up a struggling church
 dly, and has also headed a
 n' To clean up the gambling, a and other offensive joints that "a permitted 10 exist in that 1e people, as we'll as the com-
 n general appreciate and sus- saorts. He has evidently found ssoa field.
 sae N estiield IN. J.i Leader" n ihat MT. Thomas Hatehin-
 y Of Grosvernordale, has sa ine building in which he
 ssn, under the firm name of 1A < Son have their store