Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04

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 Miss Alice Morse is the guest e her sister, Mrs. Wells Partridge. Mar blehead, Mass.
 Mrs, w. H. Longden, Grove street has been enterraing Mrs. Anna Busbes of Webster.
 -Mrs.R Reuben Sykes. Bradley street Is entertaining her sister, Miss Agne, Roth, of New Haven.
 -Mrs. F. E. Brunette, Grove street Is entertaining her daughter. Mrs. Ere. deriek Whitney, of Philadelphia.
 MT. Clarence Stetson and wife. oi New York, are guests of A. C. Stetson and family, Providence street.
 -Rev. E. F. Benoit will speak in French at the Baptist church in this city, next Sunday at 1 o'clock p. m. On Saturday party of young peo- pie went to Beacon Park, Webster Lake, where they spent the evening dancing.
 Allan Smith, of Boston, whose mo- ther resides ill this city, is employed as oookkeeper in the press department of the Boston Herald. -Geo. A. Hammond was at Fields Point, Providence River, on Thursday last week, and attended the Glass Din- ner given by Hon. Edward Millner.
 -J Herbert Marsh is to erect two- story cottage on Grove street, making the fifth dwelling being erected this year, Everett Carver erecting one of the five on School street.
 -Mf. Nelson King and wife, Grove street, are entertaining their daugh- ter-in-law, Ms. Fred King and her daughter Eleanor, of Jamaica Plains, Mass.
 The work of constructing the fac tory for the Dean Novelty company, which was suspended some time ago, is soon to be finished under the certain ty of renewed business activity con- ing soon.
 The following articles have been contributed for the use of the Day kimball Hospital:
 Fixtures for bath room, NIT. RafieFty.
 Six dozen jars to fill, Miss May Os- good.
 s50, by Mr X $ Hardy, Woodstock
 s25, by Mrs. J. r. Souther.
 Major A. D. Mcintyre is attending the National Convention of United Spanish War Veterans, in Boston, this week, as a delegate from Ponce Camp, No. 6, of Soulhbridge, Mass, of which he is a member.
 We notice additional permits ap- piled for to build new dwelling and To make additions To another. Shing- ling roofs and otherwise improving dwellings, that need no permits, still goes on. Every additional job that can give work 10 the needy, is doing good and helping the return of brisk times.
 Next Saturday morning the dele. gates chosen by the Republican cleo tors of the 2sth Senatorial District will meet in convention in the Superior Court room, this city, and will name two delegates Large to the State COZ vention also 10 nominate candidate for state Senator from this district.
 President F.. NJ Arnold and Messfs. R. NJ. Johnson, George E. Miner, ]. R. Rafierty, and Geo. \. Hammond, con stituting the executive committee, have been appointed to make arrangements 10 improve the rooms of The Afcanum Club in the Bradley building. When the alterations are completed the mem- bers will have quarters equal to the best ciubs in this part of the county
 -J. r. Kingsley, who has had string of horses in training all summer at the Putnam Fair E rounds, left here Saturday with the pick of the string of speed makers. The horses will start sn the first races of the season at OK ford Massi Fair, this week.
 Post office hours for Labor Day
 office open from 6;So a. m. to l2 m and from 5:s0 10 : P. m.
 Money Order Division closed.
 Morning delivery and collection by City Carriers.
 Rural service suspended for the day.
 Frank G Letters, Postmaster.
 A curious coincidence befel Major A. D. Mcintyre during tour through Vermont and New Hampshire the past two weeks. He started from his home here on bright cloudiess day, and for eight days travelled under eiondless skies, getting back home last Saturday without having seen drop of rain, ai- though il had rained in the meantime in every place over which lie had Jouf- neyed, not excepting Putnam, which was. as he had left it, bright with sun shine.
 Philip Germaine, who has two bro thers in this city, and is engaged ih choppjng wood near Hampton, got Tn n drunken TOW with notorious bad character. half Indian and half negro, at Ciark's Corners, on Monday, which came near being fatal to him. in the fight Gersnalne WAS stabbed by DoFoas' a,,d to save his fife staited for Hamp- ion Hin. followed by Bozoas @ho vas determined to finish hi- jeb. Gefmsihe fell when near the station, entirely eA-
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