Putnam patriot., 1908-11-13

The Putnam Aanuiaclufing oo'
 ,e,,Iaeea the old shingle roof of 's.,, sa,, mil with a sheet iron one.
 uss Mae Sabin of Hartford was \, rest of her parents on Florence %,.et 'e over sunday.
 Miss Bessie Champlin of Bradley
 -aeently entertained Miss Kath- ,.,s Ieayitt Of Worcester.
 a, r. Russell of Woodstock ,h. suest of her son, Judge F. F. gu.ssII on Grove street.
 Rsy. B. F. Benoit will preach in .A. R.ptist church this city, next Sum- s.v afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
 NJ, and Mrs. Herman B. Chandler ; svoreester have been the guests oi Ms. Ella Clarke.
 Prank Davenport of Providence ... been ,the guest of his parents in pomfret for few days.
 
 Ernest Laeroix, who played on the 1.s.l base ball team last season, Is crit ;,.lly i'll at his home in West Thomp- SD.
 -George Davignon, conductor on the lssal trolley line, has resigued, and will hs smnloved in Danielson as a book kseyer.
 .Foot hall scores of all the big col t.vs games will be announced at the saturday evening performances at the Bradley theatre.
 Rev. and Mrs. F. D. Sargeat leave November 2Sd, for a stay of six weeks in California, making the trip on ac- cunt of the health of MT. Sargent.
 -sulIiyan's fish market on Pomfret sect has been closed by an attach ment placed by Boston parties for a claim of s220.
 -The Woman's Relief Corps will haze supper and sale in A. o. H. hall on Friday afternoon, Nov. 17th, from 5Sp until s D. m. Sec'y.
 The improvements on Sunnyside street have been completed. Also the aying of new concrete walk and eufbing in front of the J. A. Dady Cor poration's silk mill.
 Mrs. W. H. Holmes and son Rich rd returned to their home in Wester- r on Monday. They were accompan- i'd by Mrs. Helen NJ. Willey,who will make week 5 visit.
 The annual memorial service of Putnam Lodge of Elks is to be held in iheir lodge room this year, and will be sitsnded by only members of the order, the public not being invited as has ben the custom.
 B. W. Carpenter of Somerville, Mass, has purchased the brood mare Nileto of John H. Geeson, the price pad being said to be $500. Mileto was bed al the Pomffet Stock Farm, and kfegarded as an excellent mare. The members of Cargill Council of the Knights Of Columbus, are to go to faseoag next Sunday to witness the entering of the third degree upon a class of candidates by the council in that place.
 The following appointments have teen made for the new rural delivery nuies in Putnam:
 Route 9-Garrier, Herbert H. May. haId. Substitute, J. Henry Maynard. Route 4-Carrier, Bertrand H. An dsss. Substitute, Joseph Potter. Putnam is stirring and a pros- leioas city, which the panic did not eaeek to any perceptible degree. On another page We give the amount of aahslefs Of property during the past ieaf' which has not been exceeded in eTpast twenty years. Building and ''palflhg oi buildings are also going on q an encouraging rate just now. saturday afternoon trolley cars 's'e lale owing to the breaking of ma .aaiefy al the Putnam sub-station. .1eeafs had some difficulty in going v v 'ae grades, finding the curve at Aihs and Grove streets especially try 'as' Fred Gordon,t the armature wind s~ The Norwich car barns, was sent V, and worked late into the night re. rs'flng the break, and Sunday the cars 's's running on schedule time.
 ~iae body of William Murdock, 45 s.s ol age, who was killed by the sn a1 Bridgeport, was brought to Put .u saturday afternoon and taken to
 lNt Tor burial. He was we'll known
 la'nam and vicinity, having for
 -! nSed in Pomfret, where he was Apoyed q carpenter. He Is sur
 ~" oy widow who resides in Web N. ., aad one brother, John Murdock, ~ Contractor, of Pomfret.
 s.,, iae annual city meeting Is to be a s'a .l Monday, December :, in A. 0. . ,' sne polls being open from 10 .. N ?. m. The officers to be elected s,s " aldermen from each of the sec .aw TT ourth wards. The aldermen la oifice in those wards are: kp ps1 Mafd-Gilman H. Brown, E. haiph N Tefff. dem.
 0a1er ise a S afd-John A. Dady, rep-,
 'aes Clark, a farm hand em- a ,s 'a Ashford, was found lying be-