Putnam patriot., 1908-11-27


 Mrs. Ella ClBrk has returned from
 a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Her. man Chandler, in Worcester.
 -Raymond Wheaton, Raymond Gil- patric, and John Holmes are home
 From Amherst college for the holiday.
 Frank Leonard, of Philadelphia. is
 the guest of his father, NJ. C. Leonard,
 South Main street.
 -Mfs. R F.. Smith, Grove street.
 has been entertaining her son, Allen
 Smith Of Boston
 We have had a few days of beau
 tiful Indian Summer weather. All are
 hoping now for good out pour of
 beautiful rain.
 Miss Elizabeth Wright, teacher in
 the Northboro, Mass, High School. has
 been visiting her parents, Mir and Mrs.
 E. C, Wright.
 Miss Florence Sargent returned to
 Boston, and Harold Sargent to Nor
 wieh, on Monday, after visit with their parents, Rev. and Mrs. F. D. Sar- gent.
 --Harmidias Bedard, 25, well known in this city, died at his home in Dan. ielson last week Wednesday after a long illness. Funeral services were held in St. James Church Danielson last Saturday morning.
 The lecture on "The Land of the 1 Shamrock" in the Congregational church Tuesday evening by Judge A, C. Bill, was exceedingly instructive. the views being numerous and unu- sually clear and sharp, and the de- scription concise.
 Walter Shippy, employed at the freight depot, and Miss Matte Skinner. were united in marriage at two o'clock this Wednesday afternoon at the home of the brides father, A. l.. Skinner, 1s6 school Street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. R. Stubbert in the presence of large gathering of relatives and friends. After a wedding journey Mir. and Mrs. Shippy will re- side in Putnam.
 Through the efforts of the Womans Board of the Day kimhall Hospital, Thanksgiving supplies are coming in freely for the Hospital. They Are re- ,.ofyad at ina stars4 af Smith If is understood, of course, that the do- nations are intended for winter SUD- plies as well AS for Thansgiving Day, and will be received al any time from the kind hearted friends of the Hosri- tai.
 The following persons from this city, went to New Haven last satnr- day, and were among the 37 7,00o speeta- tors who witness the great liar yard football contest-the most excit- ing of any on record; Df. and Mrs. F. A. Morrell and daughter, Miss Isabel, Miss Mary Johnson, Miss Blanche Ran dall, Miss Fredelle Randall, MT. A. M. Case and wife, G. A. Vaughan, J. C. Johnson, C. K. Shaw, Charles Thayer, HenIy Wheelock, P. Walden Wright, and Percy Waterman,
 The Trio Hunting Club and their families were entertained by MT. and Mrs. A. D. Mcintyre, at their home on Farrow street, last Sunday evening. A "course dinner was served in which game, secured by the prowess of the hunters, was a conspico1s feature. A dayoring was afterward added by the host giving a .'poetical" instead of a prosaie detailed description Of the partv's recent hunting trip through the woods of New Hampshire with all their hair breadth escapes from pot hunters, who now. a-days "de' so ma nv people to death. The pleasure of the evening was kept up to it's close. The employees of w. H. Leland's $ plant. Worcester. to the number of 2oo, were entertained last week, with their friends, by the company at the dedica- ton of the recent addition to their fac tory. The members of the company are w. H. Leland, A. J. Clifford and B. NikoIoff. The latter is we'll known m Putnam, having married the daughter of the late MT. l.. B. Durfee, who still resides in this city with her widowed mother. John Howe, in behalf of the men employed at the factory, gave large clock. which was received by the employers, each responding. Then fol- lowed concert, and banquet, closing with dancing.
 MT. T. B. Thompson and his two daughters, Alice and Rita, of New York. were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Geo. A. Hammond over Sunday. MT. Thom pson-"T. B." he is utled-is Vice President of the Eureka SIX Ma nufacturing Company, Manager Of the ladies department, with offices in Bos- ton. Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, st Louis and Gloversyille, N- | lie was for several years Secretary of the Assoeia,iou of Machine Twist Sewing and Braid Manufacturers, who pfesefi- ted him with a geld watch as an eFi- aenee of his influence and popularity. MT. Thom pson and his daughters are proficient pianists, having decided taste for music. Were il not for spoil inc a first-class salesman he might have become a talented actor or pfi- u.nt musician. With Mir Fred W. shaw in same capacity for Hammond,