Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01

s,ed to make payment at once.
 ac George E. shaw was recent
 of friends in Marlboro, Mass.
 ai,s Isabelle Morrell recently vis-
 kjth friends in Boston.
 jss Nellie NJ. Egan is i'll New
 city buying millinery.
 dr.. William Rafierty, on Grove
 entertained her sisters, the Miss
 eith. of Springfield, over Sunday.
 IT, James Cati'rey and wife, re- Sd from d visit with friends in New
 on Tuesday.
 r. Walter Bussey and wife, of tich. were guests Sunday of Mrs.
 y's sister.
 Hr. and Mrs. H. H. Davenport, hained Frank Davenport and Sid
 Sreen over sunday.
 eorge Wilson has entered the em- tof the Connecticut Company as
 petor.
 Renry F.. Church, of Hartford, son #N. Church, was visitor in this In Monday.
 kev. E. Benoit will preach in tutnam Baptist church, sunday hoen at 0 clock.
 df. and Mrs. Philip Pearl of Web
 kefe guests of MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Fen on sunday.
 kev. (. s. stewart, former rector Philips church, but now Of Po- knaek, was in Putnam on We'd
 
 kditor (. E. Johnson, of Frank
 ass, was in the city last week Attended the Business Mems Ban Fred J. Wells has been a recent vi l in Worcester and at the Massa- ktls fish hatchery at Wilkinson Alterations are being made in the tof oi the Chickering House, which tae the installing of baths, &c., 10 ! il an up.to.date hotel.
 If. B. D. Baebee hal sold his Pope #ofd automobile tb Henry Church, Ellfefd, son Of J. N. Church, of tilf
 babert F. Porter, of North Haven, ttY Slate Dairy Commissioner, was is city ou Monday, on business Rey Wells NJ. Partridge and fam.- Marblehead, Mass, are the guests and Mrs. Chauncy Morse, Oak Pis Thomas Quinn has returned 3 visit paid her son, Dr. Edward ln, in Boston. Mrs. Edward Quinn her son David, of that city, re- ed with her.
 George l.. Brousseau has purchased (oase on the corner of Wilkinson lill0tson streets. Afterit il has been fged, renovated and painted, he his family will occupy il. Fhe t A. (. will hold dance, for benefit of the base ball team, in I |hali, on Providence street, Satur- keaiag, this week. Dancing from c clock.
 jonathan (. French Of Worcester. in ocala, Fla, Friday, aged s6 He was q native Of Plaintield, |Aing to Worcester when T years
 where he became prominent as ltfaetor. In ls74 he took up his fhee in Spring Park, Ocala, Fla, Was elected mayor for several X lis remains were taken 10 fester for burial.
 lbeft B. Gagne of this city, for
 amusement manager at Wild
 Park, but now occupying a simi- Psitlen at Rye Beach, N. Y., was Ped on Monday to Miss MarieLou- poltaille of Central Village. The pony was performed by the Rev. broderick at the Catholic church Posnp. A wedding breakfast was n al the home of the brides par The bridal couple left on the af- pn train for Providence. |sfael Putnam Lodge of Odd Eel attended the morning service at congregational church on Sunday, kerNance of the s9th anniversary F founding of the order. The |tfrN assembled in their hall and Ehed 10 the church, seats being re II Tor them. The pastor, Rev. F.
 gent gave a discourse on "Minis-
 referring to the aims of the or
 The music by the yes ed choir Rfpfepriate to the occasion. De Norwich Record of Friday
 Ainong the 10 people who ap-
 70 Acling Gapiain Iwomey al lasaon house last night for lodg. Y a> neat and well dressed No-
 Sae said her name is Mary Le- 'a that she belongs inPatnam and se z e years. The woman as- 'lsi she had worked for the past months in WiIlimanfie as q wea- la9 came here Friday morning As Eer work but could not find
 sae ~as short ol funds. She was 'iea le tlie woman's $ room and the is | col bed without q