Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17

lper sent to them at the seeoho- Lata All subscribers. in arrears PATRIOT for one year or over are
 tad 10 make payment at once.
 and Mrs. F. L. Burt spent sun- l Northampton, Mass.
 IP. Copeland was in Fall River bay attending the funeral ot the ' acob Belts.
 Tx By foffA hitney, who has been kg friends in Norwich, has re- \ to her home in this city.
 T meeting Of the directors Of the su Box Corporation, Tuesday, a ! cent diVident was declared. kr Charles II. Tourtellotte. of Hence. was in the city Saturday |r on friends. She and her hus- |afe pleasantly situated in that kyeTal of the ears of the Conneeii- bnpany are having two condue- br q iime-one of whom is a novice |g trained 50 as to run cars when ImmeF rush begins.
 bdeeW right. Of the Probate Court, ! kpointed Judge Frank F. Russell Listratof of the estate of the late hdea Green; His bond is |b0.
 E Edward r. Perry, who recent berwent a severe surgical opera from the effects of which he is towering, was out Monday visit hends and receiving their hearty |ngs.
 he south-bound six o'clock P. m. |ieh passenger train was delayed minutes at Whites crossing on |ay, on account of the blowing ont finder of the locomotive. After prary repairs the train proceeded journey, but at reduced speed. t the session of the New England pdist conference in Worcester on lay, Rev. l.. P. Causey, a former of the Methodist church in this Tas appointed to the church in ,w, Mass. Rev. H. II Paine of ter. goes 10 South street church 'nn
 |ev. F. D Sargent has had busy in complying with invitations 10 .r his illustrated lecture on "The f Christ. He delivered his lec- n his own church here on Mon- fight; Oil Tuesday night he deliV- at the Nestfield Congregational h, Danieison, and on Wednesday mt to Oxford, Mass, to give the 2 there.
 k to have five pub- idings, if the omnibus building )w before Congress does not mis-
 As this corner of the State has 'anized body to say a word in be- fl our city as being entitled to ieraiion in the distribution of so
 number of public buildings, it eareely be noticed, if at all, So
 been i'll past years, so will It ever ii We have a body that can speak authority for its claims. Light fking, however, and a day of bet
 ngs k at hand.
 ighway Commissioner Maedon- E suggested a road scraper, ineX- 'e and cry simple, but effective,
 seleetmen in nearby towns have 'iih profit. Il is in the shape of
 formed like q flight of stairs of 'iei'>. each plank overlapping the
 This when stood on and drawn ny a team of horses, knocks down lbs and fills in the ruts satisfac-
 What Road Gommissioner Mac | recommends as valuable ill ng roads k worth the attention eunen, and if examined in ope-
 and corFoborates his statement, VII should have one.
 le Mission al St. Mary's Catholic n closed its labors last Sunday g' with unabated enthusiasm
 young and old, who filled the to its utmost capacity. The 'ssionaries, Rev. Fr. Trudell and IT, Garant are inspiring speak spoke 10 enlighten their inter- listeners on matters connected heir daily walk and conversation fistians- On Tuesday the two nary Priests returned to their
 al Ottawa, Canada. During the ef months they spend their time
 Anne de Beaupre, Quebec. One
 Priests had the misfortune to : poeketbook, containing s200, on y to this city.
 e fearful destr lction of Chelsea '' during the high gale of wind hday, Is warning 10 all cities P compact with much combus-
 ateriais. Sooner or later there
 a combination of circumstances nal VIII favor a similar confia-
 ]. The loss al Chelsea by fire is led at se.0o, ,s9, ruining ,6ee 'Aing l2,ia1a homeless. The area
 over amounted 10 one and q aFe mics. Handre is are repor- slas, but only the bodies of six
 aa1e been recovered. The in- sa amounted 10 ss, ,ooo .0oo, which apliy paid. As We go around We notiee many spots that are Z to eonfiagration-old tumble structure which