Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29

..,,,as,ed to make payment at once. -Nayor John J. McGarry has enter sa the employ of Ballard X Clark. Miss Marguerite Keith has been aogsged as ticket seller at the Bradley theatre.
 Nefyin Kent of Manchester, N; H., was the recent guest of his parents Ill this city.
 Miss Jessie shaw, of Boston, has hasn tbe guest of MT. and Mrs. C. A. Hammond.
 Miss Mae Blackmar, of Arlington usights. Mass, was in this city, visit ing with friends, on Saturday. Mi. George Gilpatrie and wife en- l ,srtained their son Raymond, of Am- hefst College, over Sunday. Mi. C. Harold Gilpatrie and wife were guests of Mir and Mrs. Frederick Case in Worcester over Sunday Rev. E. r. Benoit will speak in l French at the Baptist church in this Eeity. next sunday al , o'clock p. m. -Vr. and Mrs. Silas NJ. Wheelock #NeFe in Worcester, last week, where {tbey attended Reunion of Cushing Aeademy.
 Last week Miss Emma Kinney {1ihrafian af the Putnam Public Libra ty. attended the State Convention of #librarians at Rockville.
 MI. and Mrs. Myron Kinney. on entef street, are entertaining their 5aaghter. Mrs. Humes, of Meridian, Y.
 Eagle Hose Co.,. No. ?, will hold a pcial and dance in Forresters's Hall, Friday night Music by the Broadway orchestra.
 Mrs. W. B. Ferguson of Middle pwn has been the guest of Mrs. Clara k, Williams the past week.
 Miss Florence Kenyon, graduate lufse of the City Hospital in Provi- ence. is the guest of her father, N. :. keny0n. ou Wilkinson street. -s8avenir Taylor has presented \. NHaefP9st, G.A. R., q gros of hali dag> to De used in the observance HenJfi1l Day.
 -Dr. and Mrs. James NJ. Kent, of ew York city, arrived Friday even. pg 10 visit the formers parents, Dr. ld Mrs. J E. Kent, Church street. -Last saturday members of the Eli. belh Patter Putnam Chapter, D. A. visited the Pomfret Cemetery, and efe found several graves of Revolu- Inary soldiers
 1.-The W. C. T. L., of Windham nnty, will hold their annual conven- n with Thompson Union. at the wa Hal, Thompson, on Thursday, he | Morning session at It q. m., enoon al l:l5.
 I.ist of letters remaining at the linam Post Office for the week end- May 2B
 .adles-AIrs. H. E. Moody.
 sntiem men-Atfred D. Blake, Frank Paeur, Thomas A. Greene, George adi Marty Sliliman.
 Putnam death rate was l3.6 per 'asand, there being 9 deaths, with Fses as follows; Tuberculosis l, dis E the nervous system 3, heart ase aiEother diseases !.
 lle post office hours for Memorial will be as follows: office open Al b.'9 q. m. te r. m. and 5.30 ?. m. P nl Money order division closed. fhing service by city carriers. Ru- sefViee suspended for the day. Pa may receive their mail by calling be office
 Ffev Chailes H. Hickok, formerly |of Of the Congregational church at pson, k now living at Wakefield, We notice his name as Chief Ahai' on Memorial Day, of H. NJ. Ten Post, C. A. R. He always took
 interest in the affairs of the old 'ahs. as he served as chaplain in iyil war.
 e'egates to the Republican con- oh al Hartford have filed their 'ise accounts with Town Clerk 'a as follows: John A. Dady
 Charles L. Torrey ss.30. Edgar
 healon s5-45. William Harrison 'f, no expenses except I gave out feus oi souvenirs as usual to
 your memory green. 'f' The del
 10 The Democratic convention at Haven file expense accounts as
 John J. sdeGarry nothing,
 0. Fox s9.5o. Edward Mullan
 J Il. Mann SEQ.
 ''e ceieoration Of the eleventh an-
 -iy of General Putnam Lodge,
 D.fs, oy its members and invit-
 's' as held in Odd Fellows
 2 saturday evening, and proved
 s4eeessful affair. Among the
 present were Grand War
 F. @Ielies, of Windsor, and
 >Eetary Jeremiah Wall, of
 1tza Miss Martha Campbell
 zssie Blake, Julius Wakefield,
 anpbell. John and Joseph
 paiy of the lodge, were pres
 ii aisazef Jewett Lodge, of Jew
 Cyrus, Frank and Edward
 seAn Potter and Frank Bedard
 s'- 4 Bailey Lodge of Daniel
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