Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21


 Mi. :. NJ. wheelock and her three daughters returned Friday from visit with relatives in Abingdon. -Messrs. Geo. A. Hammond, C. K, Shaw, and F. shaw, were in worees- ter on Friday.
 -Mr. James Shearin and wife, of New York have been the guests of May or and Mrs. J. J. McGarry. -Mrs. George Weatherhead and her three daughters, of Southbridge, have been the gests of local relatives.
 Mrs. N. ]. Bartlett and her daugh- ters, Doreas and Ruth, are visiting re- latives in Utica, N. Y.
 Mrs. Abbie Child. Grove street has been entertaining her daughter, Miss Grace Child. of Derby.
 MT. r. Griffin and wife are enter taining their son Martin, of New York city, who has come home to spend his two weeks vacation with them.
 The Town Registrars have placed lo0 new names on the Republican eau GUS list and 23 names on the Democra- tic list.
 III, Rlack ford returned to Newark, \. j., Monday, after visiting with his family at the home of MT. Monroe Ram dall and wife, South Main street.
 Cyrus A. Smith, florist and dealer in antique furniture, has closed out his business in the Central block. He will remove to East kiliingly after resi- dence here of forty years.
 Mrs. Mabell Randall and her two daughters, the Misses Blanche and Ere dell, returned from pleasant two weeks rest al Pleasant Beach, Mon- day evening.
 Mantle, it seems, has been having struggle trying 10 close up the busi- stores on Sunday. The movement has not succeeded, as the matter has been dropped for the present at least.
 Andrew Y. Fisher, for several years Vice President and Manager of the B D. Bugbee Corporation, left here Tues day evening for Burlington, Nt., where he is to engage in the dry goods basi- ness with his brother.
 The annual outing of the Canadian Athletic Club was taken last Sunday, when sixty members went to Green s Grove, in Quadie. They had grand time, crowned with a clamhake, of which Charles Kennedy was the cater CT.
 Rev. and Mrs ] k. Stubbert re turned Monday evening from their xis- it with friends i'll several places, look ing as if they had had an enjoyable time while recuperating.
 Sheriff P. B. Sibley made an auto trip, last week. through Eastford and surrounding towns, and OF his way back io Danieison, visited with friends in this city on Friday.
 Rev. John Van den Noort, Pastor of St. Mary's church, who has been making tour of Canada, including a visit to the shrine of Ste. Anne de Beau pre-, near Quebec, has returned home.
 Miss Mae Tibbetts, School street, entertained in honor of Miss Ardelle Wright, daughter of Judge and Mrs. F.. G. Wright, on Tuesday evening. She leaves this week for California, 10 enter the Leland Standford tniversi- tr. The evening WAS spent in most enjoyable manner, and at the conclu- sion refreshments were served.
 GARb.-fhe undersigned extend thanks to the singers, to those who con tihuted flowers, and al. who sSmp&- taized with us in the death of father W. Ii. Chamberlain.
 Mrs. F. NJ. Arnold,
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Nick aehnie,
 NIT. and Mrs. S. 0. Whippie,
 Mir. and Mrs. s. W. Chamberlain,
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Moulton.
 -Landlord and Mrs. k. (. Rogers returned to the city after their we'd ding trip to Nova Scotia, and had a pleasant surprise awaiting them. A beautiful Morris chair was presented 10 MT. Rogers by the Inn employees, Will liam Spevrin making the presentation. Another gift of remembrance was a splendid bouquet of roses from Mr. c.. A. Hammond.
 On Monday. evening ihe marriage of Miss Helen Ethel, daughter Of Mrs. Ella Clarke, of South Main street, and Herman B. Chandler, of Worcester, born in Woodstock, took place at the home Of the bride. The ceremony was performed by Rev. F. D. Sargent. Af- ter wedding trip The young couple will make their home in Worcester. They take with them the congratula- lions and kindest wishes of the people of this community, where they are both so well known. that their voyage of life may always be a joyous one.
 If any one takes bird seye view of ihe city from Oak Hills he will no- tice large number of new roofs--sone finished, work going on on others. Two of ihe buildings are fine, new, large dwellings. This k time when il will be a philanihrapie deed for any eiti- zen to look around and see If he will seen need, if moi just at present, on his hnuse or out. buildings, some improve ments made, and have them done al once. 4 good service promptly done l....a. l- i..sl....A .....