Putnam patriot., 1908-10-23

vsfsl days in broehtoii' ias'
 u;l,,ad Y. Chapdelaine visited in gston over sunday.
 Miss Blanche Randall spent the ..l end with relatives in New York.
 yrsF. W. Seward has been visit ,,s relatives in Guilfofd.
 Mrs Geo. Leayitt, of Belfast, Me-, :. ,lsiting her sister, Mrs. C. NJ. Ellis, Church street.
 Miss Caroline Borhauer, of Wor- ..s,er spent Sunday with Miss $. Liz. ,e Clarke, Elm street.
 -The French Artisan Society is bolding rehearsals in St. Johns Hall s., drama. aLa Veugle," to be pro- aaeed some time in November.
 I H. Geeson has sold his two-year .,d colt Siverdale, by Silverstaff, also ovned by Mir. Geeson, to Louis Mat news, of Webster.
 Mrs. E. l.. Simpson and daughter
 
 Miss Maude, left last Friday tor a vask,s visit with relatives in Utica, NY.
 -DT. H. L. Hammond and wife, of nsyyille returned last week from the West. where they spent most of the winter.
 -Ieander smith, former proprietor d the Gargil1 House, was i'll the city Monday as travelling salesman in New England for a Cincinnati firm. A two. manual organ has been or dered from George Reed, West Boyl- son. Mass, for St. Philips church. The organ will be installed December Islh.
 -F. N. shaw, of the New York of- fee of Hammond, knowlton X Co.,, md Eugene Gutman of their Chicago ofiee. were at the company's mill in this city, recently.
 Al of the candidates for political l office, on the town tickets, have filed their expense accounts with the town clerk, except one. The majority in- cured no expense, and those who did incurred but nominal amounts. Edward Mccarthy was i'll the city lss week calling on friends. He had | just returned from Danbury, where he went from here after pitching two 1 gafnes of ball for the C. A. C. While he Eas in Danbury he pitched three l games, winning all of them. The Morse mill on The west side of | the river k being reshingled, and aTge chimney has been built on the north side The cotton which caught fife last week, was spread in the mill yaFd and gone over piece by piece, on Monday, and carefully examined for any trace Of fire before being put into the mill for use.
 Al a meeting of the School Board, Monday evening, the matter of enlarg- d Accommodation for the High School Eas taken up. The general opinion seemed to be that a new building W as necessary. Judge Warner was appoint d to express the views of the Board to the committee appointed at the last town meeting to investigate the mat ter
 The freight yard, which, few months ago was so eongested with empty cars that it was almost impos- a0le to handle them, and the matn idle track had at times to be blocked | now barren looking place. Mon- aay afternoon the yard between the pay street crossing and the Providence saieei bridge, distance of quarter amile. ten or more tracks in width, sonlained jast ten fir eight cars.
 The north bound trolley ear which s' lhis city at six o'clock Sunday eve fiiAg, In charge of conductor Davignon Nauregan, and motorman Williams paville, struck and instantly killed aax st. Germain, at Wilsonvilie. The aaa hved in Webster, and was wait as 10 take the car. He got near the aack to signal the on coming car. He lla hot step back far enough to get out sae way and the car hit him, throw s nm into ditch. He struck on his eau against stone and died instant The body was taken to his home in setsier.
 III Is worth while to visit Boston !" now and see the array of good inss to eat at the Boston Food Fair 'oe Park Square Coliseum and the " England Food Fair in Mechanics .noing. Lots of other attractions be-
 ->ousa's Band at the Park. Square
 and the Mexican National Band
 'ne other. Excursion tickets are
 On sale for the special train to s"n' which will leave Putnam, 'aas' October 3, at SIS q. m. The
 elai train will stop at Back Bay, -'ea is but short distance from both
 oaiidings. Only sl 40 for the round
 FNefal members of the local car
 union attended conference of
 ailenierss Unions of eastern Con-
 1els, in Norwich, Monday after ~ Daniel Marble was the delegate
 'nls city. In Danielson and New
 .1'n theFe is no agreement between
 F'ssers and employees; the exten-
 V s4eh an agreement to these two
 s vas one of the objects of the meet
 ]" ls believed that the agreement
 fSesiiay he accomplished. Another