Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17

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 r.It,r J. Bartlett is camping at .ss.er Lake.
 ., and Mrs. J. Richard carpen. x ., Cottage City.
 rM. Warner and daughter, :, .,St. are at Crescent Beach. x..,,oo A. Ballard and family left yeudsy evening for a two weeks ,aon in Maine.
 v.v J.R. Stubbsrt and family are ,.rsins their cottage at Crescent ssh.
 N. Lewis Williams, who has ]. he guest of her son, l.. 0. Will {. rpturned to Norwich Saturday. II, and Ms. J. P. Copeland are ,.ss,s of his brother at Riverside, ].
 N, and Mrs. W. H. Longden left ,s,ssy morning to visit their son, H.. Ionsden, in Manchester, N, H. Ii the meeting of Putnam Grange ..A.v evening Master Wood and .a ice cream to those in at- |iauee.
 [uw Archibald Macdonald and |s,sn. Archibald and Jessie, are sdjng July and August with rela- sa sydney Cape Breton. lFnest Whittemore, of this city, recently completed a course of k and manual training for the | ala school in Hartford, has re- bed home.
 l lga pfeYent vehicles from using the [vadway al W hite' : crossing,a fence teen constructed at each side of hack. This will force the use of new and safer way under the ks
 IAleady there are l55 pupils regis ! for the Putnam High School, and humber will doubtless be inereas- SeioIe school opens, making the st attendance in the history of the E.
 District Deputy Edward A. Sulli- eI Danielson, conferred the third k on candidates for Cargill Coun- b 64, k. of C., Sunday afternoon. LIsgree work was the last for the Council until fall.
 at-Exalted Ruler, Isaac Cham of Putnam Lodge, B. r. O. E., Ei Ras recently presented a beau- fmbIematic charm in recognition efficient services while Exalted ! the local lodge Of Eiks. The aistion wa, bX Archibald MacDo- iif. ehampeau replied, in accep- sith deep appreciation.
 Painam hofsemen note with more ordinary interest the perforInan- spanish Queen, which finishsd a see0nd in mile in 2:05, al Peo- l last week. Spanish Queen is sister of the stallion Silver Slatf, by John H. Geeson of this city. slaii is now in training at'the bm Fair grounds. He has no but will be seen on all the east anneetieut tracks this summer, beat things are expected of him. The Sea Breeze ,'' published by boston seamans Friend Society, efiy, at 25 cents a year, k a neatly d qaarlo size 70 page illustrated
 devoted to the welfare Of sea- Is issue for July marks it's goth | is Ii led with very interesting Teialing 10 seamen, and infor- D about matters connected with R that traverse all seas. Put ecasionaliX has visit from Rev. r. Osborne, Corresponding Se-
 ei the Society, who presents its as an institution accomplishing
 good work. Address Boston m Society, Boston, Mass.
 ae people of this city and vicinity ioin in the movement that has Alafted in various parts of the ', 10 start business prosperity. or economizing extra closely, De industrial depression was to
 continued, let them trade and The good times had already S assuredly will be the case
 S the nations unparalleled 0eps Are harvested and on the
 market. This is being done sshai pursuits to large extent
 sar'ing up hopeful feeling. A once by buying whatever ar 'oa now or shortly shall need.
 'enants are ready to deal liber- s~p trade going, and they will
 TOT such encouragement. It
 T a pecuniary gain in the 2 oesldes enjoying a satisfaction ias sought to do good service.
 Fsaers should not fail to read '''s on another page, headed
 ihiofmation, in relation to A9Assole methods of assessing
 TOT taxation throughout the
 commissioner Corbin is evi- '0ii9as 10 enlighten taxpayers
 important subject and to con-
 @a nal there is nothing gained
 sseai methods of assessing
 oat ii does reflect on the in
 hes ll.e honesty of the as-
 Y lAFe Si'eh glaring diserep-
 ~ Commissioner points out,
 & afleAS towns in the State
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