Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17


 Louis shaw, of Bayonne, x. j., has been visiting his brother, Charles Shaw.
 -Frank Foisey and George Farley returned from a trip To North Dakota, Saturday.
 Edmond Gagne will go to Boston Friday to take the examination for rail- way postal clerk.
 Miss Marguerite Dwyer of Paw tueket is the guest of Mr and Mrs. Nj. NJ. Dwyer.
 pr. l.. 0. Morasse, of Woonsocket. was in the city one day last week visit. ing friends.
 Mrs. Helen Wiley and son Mal- colm returned Saturday from visit in Westerly.
 A Teachers Meeting will be held at Columbia, Saturday morning, April IS, at 10 o'clock. Subjects discussed, led by Henry T. Burr, of Willimantic.
 Blocks of the granoiithie walk. on the east side of the railroad station, are being relaid. They were taken up last winter to reach broken water pipe, and could not be reIaid during the cold weather.
 Post office hours for Fast Day: 0f- flee open from 6:30 a. n. to r. m., and 5.30 to : p. m. Money order Division closed. One delivery by city and rural carriers.
 The dwelling house on Woodstock avenue, owned by James 0. Bibeault, has been improved by the addition Of another story, two bay windows, and the interior with all the latest improve ments.
 The disastrous Chelsea fire brought misfortune on native of Putnam, Mrs. A. H.. Nazarian, previous 10 her marriage she was Alice Heath. In its account of the fire, the Worcester Tel egram says:
 "Rev. A. H. NaZarin, who lost his church, the parsonage and all his per sonai belongings in the parsonage-ab- solutely everything but the clothing on the backs of his wife and their little girls. They were ill Worcester, and were called hurriedly 10 Chelsea, but returned to Worcester to tell of the state of affairs MT. Nazarain was sent back, assured he had a work before him i'll building up the new church. For his personal use collection of sl25 Was taken up and purse was made up by the ministers wives and other Metbo- dist women for the immediate use ot Mrs. Nazarain and her children, F, '. and 6 years old.
 The Connecticut Agricultural Col lege will hold its seventh annual sum- mer School, devoted to Nature and to Country Life, from July Isl to 24th. Tuition in all courses free. sl registrar ton fee will be charged all applicants. Room and board s5 a week. Railway "half-fare homen is expected as usual. This is an opportunity of getting a months school training unGer delight ful conditions.
 Putnam Chapter, No. Il, K. A. M', in anr ual convocaiion, Thursday, night elected the following officers for the en- suing year;
 II. P-James NJ. Gilmore.
 king-Edward G. Wright.
 Scribe-GeoTge F.. Brosseau.
 Secretary-G. Allen Hawkins.
 JreaSurer-~ilaS NJ. N heelOck.
 C. of H.-l.. Parker Merriam
 r. S.-Samuet H. Walsh.
 k. A. C.-CIarence N. Chase.
 NJ. Of Third N.-tieorge r. Miner. NJ of Second N.-Henry A Wheeloek. M. of First N-EdWard II. Burt. Tine "Woonsocket Evening Repof- ter Is republishing items taken from it's files of twenty-five years ago. One of them that appeared in last Satur- days edition was as follows:
 .Elmer, son of Moses ]. Chandler. .Sa. perintendent of the Jenkinsville mills, fell from a ladder this morning while painting the residence of w. II. Al drich and sprained his ankle"
 The item should read, Ernest l.. Chandler, instead of Elmer, and in- stead of sprained ankle he sustained broken bone in his right foot. MT. Moses Chandler and bis son are now residents of this city. In the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station report for lSo1, Part ". treats of Forestry, valuable information is given about investments in waste lands; also description of for est planting experiments at Windsor, with map; also recent and older plant ations in the State; together with yield tables of even aged forests in Europe. A number of pictures is given iliustra- ting growth of trees at various ages. Part '. gives results of the exPen- ments in protecting fruit and other trees from destructive insects; also notes about insects, numerously illustrated. The Eastern Connecticut Teachers Association will hold its S2d annual at New London, April Fl. E Order of Exercises: Morning session at 10 o'clock. Devotional services Hale grammar school |
 orchestra. .sldress-s.The Making of Men and !
 Women. Prof. Ii. Horne. { .Addfes.- Educational Methods of !
 Checking Delinquency.
 J Adam Putfer. ] Discussion.
 AddTe,-. 2.SO D. n.--.The Creative EE- !
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 Hamilton Wright Maoie. The annual business meeting will l follow. Itis important and it is the