Putnam patriot., 1908-11-20

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 Mfr. David Clark is visiting rela. ..yss in Willimantic for a few days.
 Miss Ellen NJ. Wheelock has been .As gnest of relatives in Uxbridge.
 Geerge A. Hammond has returned ..om A few days stay in New York. Miss Caroline Borhaeur of Worces- ,., spent Sunday with Mrs. A. W. uscdonald, Oak Hill.
 Miss Bartlett, of the Israel Put am school, is spending her vacation in Rockland, Me.
 Mrs. t. l.. Simpson and daughter, Miss Maude, returned this week from visit in Utica, N. Y.
 Mrs. Helen Wiley returned Mon- s.y from visit to her sister, Mrs. W. H Holmes, Westerly, R. l.
 Tuesday, Nov. 17th the W. R. C. sryed an excellent supper and gave a fine entertainment in A. o. H. hall. Thomas Hart Toller and his broth- ., l.uther, from Washington, D. C., esHed on local friends recently. MI. Chauncy Morse has received sn appointment as Colonel on the Ma ,onsl Commanders stall, G. A. R.  Mrs. Charlotte Champlin, Bradley sreet, has returned from visit of sev- s,aI weeks in New York and New Jer- sy.
 The match at the Union Bowling Alley, between the Clerks and members 4 the Afcanum, resulted in favor of lhe Clerks by score of l,349 to ,341. -The Woman's Relief Corps will have supper and sale in A. 0. H. hall en Friday afternoon, Nov. 17th, from ssn until s D. m. Sec'y. On Friday last H. $. Morse, Harry E Morse and Newton A. Ballard, left for hunting trip in Maine, to be gone ten days.
 Milton Carver of Worcester was at hs home in Putnam over Sunday. He snow stenographer at the office of he Worcester wire works. George M. Lowry and Albert Ave- Ill, Of dPomfret, left last week Wednes- day for trip to Montana, Nevada and csaiernia.
 Mi. and Mrs. H. l.. Burt, Grove seet, are entertaining their daughter, Ms George P. Newell, and daughter, Barbara, of arlington, k. l In a game played on Woodstock fanmon. last Friday afternoon, Put asm High school defeated Woodstock aeaiamy al basket ball by the score of Bpa.
 MI. Leslie Handford, for five years nuneeled with the Bureau of Educa- ion in the Philippine Islands but now a lhe United States Commission of Immigration. was the guest of Miss Itas, of Fremont street, on Sunday. The October statement of the State Bafd of Health gives the number of 9aihs in the state during the month lssihis being FPS less than in October &i year, and 36 less than in Septem- biOf this year. The death rate for iae whole state was 13.y.
 County Commissioners Hall and tOrtiss were in here last Wednesday,, md granted nine more licenses. A few nofe applications will be considered at saciher meeting. Those who received lcenses were Joseph Daigle, Louis Aapdelaine, Philias Cloutier, Napo- ran Muire, Julius Lafiamme, Henry Ahsmme, Joseph J. Dupre, druggist. -Atthe annual meeting of the Grove Nieel Book Club, held at the home ef Et J. B. Tatem, Grove street, last FsS, it was vo.ed 10 subscribe for the sme magazines used the past year. k election of officers resulted as fol- asS
 Pfesldent-A l.. Mansfield.
 seeVetary and Treasurer-Mrs. F. J. aaiels.
 Ncal Committee-Mrs. H. J. Thay- \ Ms. J. E. Tatem, Mrs. C. l.. Torrey. The front of Bartlett's store pre- alsd an unusual appearanceM Monday, Y handsome deer and a buck with anilers being exhibited, as the re-
 A0i two weeks hunting trip Tn ss Hampshire by w. J. Bartlett, +.
 seward, and A. D. Mcintyre. The
 v and one of the deer were shot by
 Y Bartlett, Messrs. Seward and Me
 'sN sharing equal honors in the
 Psae of the remaining four.
 'adge F. A. Gaskill of the Worces-
 0unty superior court has sent
 ' ! decision granting the petition
 nenlamin F. Goville of Webster for
 As0'ce from Etta NJ. CoviIle of Put.
 ' on the ground of desertion. They
 ! mafried at Putnam, April :, 1877,
 ased together atWebster and Put
 he claimed she deserted him at
 .a'h, In 1904. Coville claimed at
 asanng that his wife refused to
 !" Webster to live with him. ASaday morning at o'clock in St. church, Willimantic, Alexis ,,- '" z Putnam and Regina Chicoine Aaalaniie, were united in mar. - me presence Of a large assem-
 relatives ana friends. Rev.
 I beBruyeker, pastor of the
 " Was the celebrant of a nuptial
 HAS. r. X. Chicoine, the bride.
 and Joseph Gobin, father of the
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