Putnam patriot., 1908-10-02
Louis Gagne has gone to Montreal In secept a position in silk mill.

Westerly, k. |.
 Attorney NJ. H. Geissler has been appointed administrator of the estate of George E. King, of killingly. -Dr. and Mrs. l.. 0. Morasse, of woonsoeket, visited friends in the city last week.
 Miss Ethel Johnson, daughter of Nr. and Mrs. W. $. Johnson, has en- tefed Mt. Ida Seminary Newton, Mass. Members of the w. R. C are re- auested to meet in A. Q. H. hail, Tues day Oct. 9th, at e:30 D. m.
 Beginning today, postage on let ters to England and Ireland will be re- zdneed from cents to cents.
 Robert MaeLeRoy, of Lake Pla- cid. \. r., was the guest of MT. C. A. Hammond on Friday.
 Miss Helen Bradley left here last week Thursday to enter upon her se- nior year at Michigan University, Ann Arbor.
 Miss Elizabeth Eaton of New York and Mrs. Morton Nichols, of Worces- ter. were in town Thursday last week, the guests of Mrs. A. w. Macdonald. Prosecuting Attorney H. D. Card was in Mattunuck over Sunday, and closed his summer cottage for the sea- son.
 The annual meeting of the Cana. dian Athletic Club will be held this, Thursday, evening. Business of inn portance will be transacted and large attendance is desired.
 Mrs. Chas. A. Warner and dangh- ter Myra, of Baltimore, who have been spending the summer with Mrs. War ner's parents, MT. and Mrs. L. Bennor, have returned home.
 W. E. Holmes, who recently re- signed as Superintendent for Ham, mond Knowlton X Co.,, has accepted aposition as Superintendent of silk mill in Montreal, Canada.
 The tennis match, which has crea- ted considerable interest, came to an end last Saturday, when Shaw defeat ed spratt-6-1, 6.l-on the Eden street court, thereby winning championship honers.
 A reception was given at the home Of Mr. John Paine and wife, School st, in honor of MT. and Mrs. Henry Bur- dick, who were married last Tuesday. Members of Mansfield Hose company, ef which MT. Burdick is a member, attended and presented their associate with a handsome Morris chair. Ernest A. Smith, of Waterbury, has been in this vicinity the past month, representing the Connecticut Prohibition Executive Committee. On Sanday morning, Oct. ls, Mr. smith vii speak in the Methodist church on Grove street. this city, treating es- Peeially on conditions locally and also n the south.
 Edward Derocher, of Southbridge called on friends in this city last week. Nt Deioeher was formerly employed & sewing machine agent by George E. saaw and is now engaged in the same ine Of work in Southbridge. lie Is aiso the tax collector of that city.
 The Misses Randall, of Providence -sisters of Mrs. Elisha F. Perry, of eIoye street-and MT. Charles Burg mann, he. sen-in-law, Of Webster, and Mss Mary Randall, of North Graf Ion niece of Mrs. Perry, were guests a her home on Grove street on Sun dsy.
 Edmund Gagne and Jerry Matello islaFed Friday night from Stanstead Tan Canada, where they have been Asasly all summer, engaged in freseo- ias and decorating the Catholic church R lhal place. Mr Matelle left for Ita- 7 oa Wednesday to visit his parents saa will remain there all winter.
 -saaiion Agent Jewett has declared 'aa' confetti or any other substances, '1'oSn al newly married couples, will 'ohger be tolerated around the Put An station. IL being nasty vulgar @'soh' Orders similar to this have e'a lssued by many of the other agents ~ sae line, and in fact all over the 'sa'fy' Rice was tabooed some time @ld to eireumvent this confetti ''9As inlo favor. The order has now s4 made sweeping enough to cover saes anees.
 tAs open season for hunting game '--as today, Thursday. Partrldges 'sp9'sed more plentiful than last
 l' and quail are coming back
 ihe latter will not be killed @-seae who appreciates the situa- ' s lhey should be left for some
 9 breed, as they were almost to-
 sAteFminated in this section dur
 9's cold winter Of 1904. Nuts are aaant this year. which assures Fass Of squirrels.
 Philosopher with mule drove
 .ONn sunday afternoon. The out
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 eaantFy near some Southern
 as ne turned into Union street
 -f stumbled and went down,
 s0.a shafts of the wagon broke
 ". The driver did uot use the
 " 10 yank the mules head
 s9s out, pa,ted the animal and
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 AasneSs, tied up the shafts.
 -le talking eheerfniiy to a
 s'lal bS that time had gathered