Putnam patriot., 1908-10-16

= shaw has returned from a
 -;,s bls parents at Bayonne, NJ.
 ..F.F. Russell and wife spent [ssy in Boston.
 NJ. Wheeloek is spending
 .rs. in Ashburnham- Mass. 1 V Hazard, of Newport, R. l., [.,iur relatives in the city E. F. Perry has been appoint s.sesI Examiner for pension ap- trs. for windhahn county. lv. [. H. Kelley has returned af-
 @,u,h's stay with friends in Pre-
 be.
 La.uiel Byrne, of Boston, is the
 .f his mother, on Woodstock Es.
 -ss sheriff of Hampton was in the . Tuesday searching for relatives | s,.d man picked up the railroad |s.. near wiIhmantic, on Monday.
 p,Is Edwards, of Oklahoma,
 ssin speak for the Socialist Par Io Ballard & Clark s corner, Thurs.
 0eiober l5, at s p. mi In, monthly meeting of the Wo- . Board of the Day kimball Hos 1 xill be held at their room in the
 gIock. on Wednesday afternoon, ka sl, st three o'clock. sec'y lTss adies of the Congregational keb will hold 8 Rummage Sale on k,f october 10th, in the vacant l opposite the old May House. The
 E epen al g clock I. m. lstornev Howard C. Bradford and Iikg Cain were in Bridgeport over It.y as delegates to the Christian ksFer Convention. E. NJ. Warner kdsd the Convention as Superin- bsal of State Prison Work. Ms. Ida c. Kennedy was recently basurprise party by a large num- k friends, at her home on sunny
 Heights. The company were very ksntly entertained and refresh- ksved.
 lNt B.W. Child, of Worcester, a kn of Chester E. Child, called on tiges in this city, on Wednesday, As way to California, where he Sds his winters.
 lIhe Hartford Republican Club |s banquet on Wednesday even- and had as guests the Republican |dental Electors and party candi- \ ioi Congress. William Harrison DE, of this city, was present as a khtr of the club.
 Faiiord has decided to lease no vating machines for the present, Eaai there WAS any objection to perfect working, but there were |aay voters who did not like to give
 < old way of voting.
 asi of letters remaining in the kam Post Office for the week end s,. B:
 (hs-MFs. G. l.. Brace, Mrs. r. E Daggan, Mrs. R. II. Goodell. fauemen-Allard Leon, MT. Fay
 Il. Gerhart, I. J.Conroy, Signor fa Luizi.
 ssae Champeau attended the first
 eeling and Banquet of the New |and Dry Goods Association, held |ay evening at the New American
 Boston. Rev. P. $, Henson,
 spoke on "Moneyh and Samuel Yer, IL. D., on Legal Proceed Peoples Orchestra furnished fasie. Two hundred and nineteen (fes were in attendance. Ae fail months this year could F surpassed up to the present
 iof pleasant weather. The days aven clear and warm; three light Fave occurred-one in September Eso this month, the coldest on Fay' when the mercury showed as
 = degs. in low places. Every l |4i1afal Fair in the State reported Fial weather-something almost
 Toented. Scarcely any rain has
 and heavy rain would now be | saoie all over New England. eahis has taken such a hold on powers of the game in this city l |ae'e has been some discussion of | Fs ndoors during the winter, the i |! being suggested as a suitable l iney had better take up Rack 'ea nas to be an indoor game, l eAeating as tennis and, in fact, { n-door tennis. It requires a
 'uliding-one that need not cost " hundred dollars. It is . fa- same with the British officers in '-she'e half the year is win-
 esii the attention of all who
 -i trees, to the Bulletin issued
 oonneeticut Experiment Sta-
 Taning how fruit and shade [as ee saved from the ravages of
 Aef-sorm, which should be at- 70 Immediately. A farmer in-
 . . lew days ago, when asked
 apple crop, that il was very TFs year, and some orchards there
 sS apples on some of the trees pay to pick them. Now the ap- ' eaat town is a very impor- - q a good crop means many
 = :" dollars of revenue, and a
 means loss of a large part of .s q the dangers 10 the apple N-c can keF-Wnr01 Hrhieh de !