Putnam patriot., 1908-04-24
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Miss Nellie Pratt was in Webster .,ar ihe sabbath, guest of Fannie PhlppS
 ant of town guests for Easter and Pa ,,otis day were Misses Olah and Jes- -is Wjthey and a friend from Boston, wbo were with their mother, Mrs. Bell Siihey-
 ur and Mrs. Sidney Gpham of Re ,sreand Mr. and Mrs. Everett Upham cf nedban. were with their parents, M and Mrs Gilbert $. Upham.
 Mrs Turner and Miss Bernice Tur- nor were in Worcester Saturday.
 ursAlieeFoster and daaghterGlady os Narragaasett Pier, have been with ,hsjr aunt, Mrs. Helen Aldrieh for a ,es days They retarned Tuesday. Mrs. Edward Carr of Friendship, N. Y.is spending few days. with her sister. Mrs. Frank Foskett. Miss Mary Potter has recovered from .be mumps, and resumed teaching on Monday.
 Miss Maria Chandler visited her sis Ter Miss Heller, ,at Wellesley Saturday. .he returned to Brooklyn, N. I., to commence her school Monday.
 The woman's prayer meeting met at he home of Mrs. Charles Bugbee Tues day afternoon, and the missionary meeting with Mrs. Charles kiiiam on Wednesday afternoon.
 Charles Swenson is having his house painted.
 J.F. Rivers and son Charles of Fisk vile, K. l., called on Mrs. w alter Cob leigh Saturday.
 Mrs. John E. Aldrich has purchased a piano-organ for her son James.
 Mrs, Clifford Farrows is i'll at the Aeae Of her mother, Mrs. Alice Dodge.
 son, Franklin Steere, was born April l6 to MT. and Mrs. George A. %etherel.
 Frank and Clifford Jordan left Mon- .ay for Brooklyn N. Y., to take treat a.ept for rheumatism in a sanatarium.
 The Comet Band gave dance in A. D. [. N. hall Wednesday evening.
 Miss Grace Ames is assisting Miss Edith sheldon of Quadic with her ,Iessmaking.
 John Child and family were in town a sunday.
 Ht oilbAiilE dcItSdlts Wtit NitSSi st the Republican caucus Saturday: &iowry Ross, Charles Perrin, C. C. Gil dersleeve, \. E. Brunn.
 Louis Pitts of Narragansett Pier re- gently visited his parents near Quine- haug
 Rev. Charles A. Jaquith, a former pastor of the East and North Congre- traf ffap oi ah m reN has Is iorate at south Windsor, where he has been fer the past six years, to take ef- feel July lst. In September he as- Sgnes the principalship of d college in Neligh, Nebraska.
 J. C. Ames received injuries Monday In his carriage shop. While attempt ing to remove belt il came off sud denly, and Il stick which he held in his hand was thrown upward, striking his head and tearing his ear. The doc. for closed the wound with a few stitch as
 Charles Cary and Harry Townsend, young lads who are staying at C. H, Polters, started for school Monday aoming, but before they reached the school house made up their minds to strike out for Worcester and look for work. \ neighbor of MT. Potter's met ttein near tluinebaug, and they told hiiR they were going on all errand, but started to run after leaving him. On ms afflNal hone he notified Mr. Potter Vi the circumstances, and the boys Were located in the afternoon by tele- phone al Oxford.
 Daniel Hubbard, an old resident died Monday at his home in the eastern ,art of the town. He was 90 years of 1seland for more than 20 years has SeeE totally bind He is survived by one son, Levando, and four grandchil- aien: Miss Gertrude Clemons, who has cared for him for the past two years, Winfield, Alexander, and Miss Jessie Hubbard, all the children of his son Henry, who died last October. rF-~ henry Hubbard, his daughter -in- 4as, and her father, William Moffitt, Who have been inFIorida the past win '@', gre expected home this week.
 seorge Norman Carr died suddenly apfll a4th of apoplexy, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Edward Carr, of Friendship, \. Y. He WAS sl years of age and was resident of this town for nesrly % years. The body was taken 10 JewettCity for burial beside his first Wife and her parents. MT. Carr was wei known to former residents of Jew eH City, having lived near there with ais first wife, who was Sarah Clark Of Lisbon. His second wife was Harriet N. kinne of Norwich, and his third Nife Susan Abbott of Wilton, N. H. Ne Is survived by five daughters: Mrs. .duasd A. Carr of Friendship, N. T., Mrs- Lyman NJ. Paine of Chicago, Mrs. Luther NJ. Child of North Grosvenor- dale, Mrs. Robert l.. Fisher of East Nalpole, Mass, and Mrs. Frank w. tOskett of East Woodstock. He was nonored and respected by all who aaew him throughout his long and va ned life: man Of genial qualities, and Kindly interest in all human affairs, a rafistian gentleman in every sense oi the word, retaining all his faculties to rha last