Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
| IislIles, "I'''''-
 m..Ll;ss within One Year,
rbarIes seder has purchased new


 stamps affixed.
 rbsrles Sedef has purchased new
 srnsbout
 N s Jehnsen is on business triI
 rs, thai will take him to the coast.
 psnairs are being made to one of
 hs sl,er beds at Harrisyille.
 Isrsel Einsley was guest of friends
 inc city sunday.
 Landlord Dwyer, of Hotel Chieker-
 .s is seoniined to his room by illness.
 Mrs. Arthur NJ. Clark and son Cliff
 .s are spending the week at Wood
 Eek Hill.
 -Nrs. Helen Wiley has returned
 om visit with her sister, Mrs. Wm.
 Holmes, Westerly, R. |.
 Arthur Libby, of New Jersey, is heading his vacation with his parents,
 Ir and Mrs. Libby, Ring street. Ms. Ellen Bugbee entertained Miss Blanche Winter, Of Brookline, Mass, kn Sunday.
 l Rev. B. F. Benoit will speak in Trench at the Baptist church in this ky, next Sunday al o'clock p. m. James Bussey, of Norwich is visit |ng D. 0. Hawkins, in East Putnam, kad calling on friends in the city. A fine line of pictures of old Bos- |OB are displayed al the Public Libra h They are worth special visit to |e.
 -Exaninations for admission to ba.ham High school will be held at ,fael Putnam school. Saturday, June r. at g a. m.
 -The T. \. and B. society will hold mother moving picture entertainment Iaddance at Wildwood Park Saturday sening.
 Miss Helen Alton and Harold Nose and Graydon sharpe sang at the service in Woodstock on 'ahdsy.
 Miss Helen Alton left here Monday T NorwelI 10 attend the summer mu- E school in that place, conducted by Iihelm Heinrich.
 Miss Frances Warner has returned oai Mount Holyoke College to spend le summer vacation with her parents, lf. and Mrs F. NJ. Warner. -Wilfred Chapdelaine took trip to Ield's Point, on the Providence River, his motereYle on Sunday. During e day he covered over 70 miles with breaks or accidents. Ms. A. K. Cole and Mrs. Newton eabury are in Holyoke, attending the nmeneenent exercises of Mt. Ho!- tse College Miss Elizabeth Medbufs one oi lhe graduates. -A large number of children took eif nfst communion at St. Mary s aFeh, sunday morning. They had en Instructed for the occasion by the 'lers at the Convent. The Wesley Brotherhood will hold silight service, for men, in the NJ. church, this city, June 2l, at 5:45 lock MT. |. [. Thompson, of North esYenordale, will be the speaker. A Y interesting and helpful hour is ex- :ted.
 -fhe summer colonies, of which mann Is the shopping center, have n hlling up rapidly the past few sAs, The fine turnouts that have 'h seen formerly are replaced, with exceptions, by the automobile. trout fisherman are reporting poor X this season. The largest fish re- aed m this section was caught by 'slant Postmaster Charles Letters,
 Inst Of the week. Is was brook ~ which, when dressed, with head 7 weighed pound and l5 ounces. Flag Day fell on Sunday this year, oovernor Woodruff issued a pro nation that it should be observed Monday, which was followed in Si'y' Manager Champeau had the ss elaborate display of the National 'is' several large flags being draped me entrance to the Peoples Store. We have given a full report Of the A e the Civic League in its endea-
 Y enforce the State law against - rA i~Nlfe and sale of merchandise --s AlnG whatever on Sunday, as
 matter of importance to aii towns
 e'siss- 1T the law is not satisfac-
 -Y '.e ieople-and we think il is . s'ielr privilege to repeal il, but s7 A'e'ale | because they don't like
 
 'i -''As fl is destructive to cixiiiza- ? ~ is well, therefore, 10 read and s'ss'aiaa the case in its legal aspects every enc may understand the eipies on which the members of the 's'e are seeking To perform their ls paoiie duty.