Putnam patriot., 1908-09-11

W Ns T. 0s VIII nofu meet ing Friday, Sept. Huh, at $50, with
 Mrs. J. Ii. Gardner, South Main st. Rev. John Walker, Rector of St. Philips church, is entertaining his
 brother.
 : MT. E. l.. Kelley and wife have re- turned from visit with relatives in
 Salem and Lynn, Mass. -Reuben Sykes and family, Bradley st., have been entertaining H.O. Foote.
 of New Haven.
 Miss Mae Tibbets has been engaged
 Tor the season in millinery parlors in
 Niiiimaniic.
 -Bsron Whitney has been appoint
 ed physical instructor in the Stale Nor.
 maj School, al Geneseo, \. Y.
 -E. NJ. Wheaton is spending few
 days In Meriden, Hartford and New
 Haven.
 Louis Shaw, who has been living for five months in this city. returned to his home in Bayonne, \ J ;, on Tues day.
 -seorge Gascoigne returned We'd nesday to Cleveland, Ohio, after spend- ing his vacation with his mother, Mrs. Carrie Gascoigne, South Main st. Rev. J. k. Stabbert and family ] have returned home after spending the summer at their cottage al Crescent Beach.
 i Mrs. George W. Webster, Of Oak Hill, k entertaining Mrs. N. II. Wat kias and Miss F. Williams, of sScran- ton, Pa. These ladies are members of Raymond Nhitcomh party which has been on tour through Canada and Nova Scotia.
 Rev. George \. Hallway, who for some time was assistant to the Prinei. pal of the Putnam High School, and for the past four years has been pastor of the First Unitarian Church, in Seit- uate, K. l., has resigned to accept call to parish in Montana. 
 Rev. C. $. NJ. Stewart, formerly rector of St. Philips church in this city, but for the past foar years at St. James Episcopal church in Poquetan- uek, has been appointed to the charge of Bishop Seabury Memorial church of Groton, and of Grace Church, Nc auk. Rev. MT. Stewart expects to take up his residence in Groten, Oeto- Der I.
 Mrs. Rufus Chase has rented her cottage al Crescent Beach to a Middle town party for the remainder of the season. She had intended to remain there some weeks and had arranged to entertain the Ladies' Social Circle ef the Congregational church, at her cot tage, but those plans have changed to an s'all-day sewing meeting at an ear ly day.
 -Ephrem Dorons, who slashed Phil lipe Germaine with knife, during drunken row, near Clark's Corners, last week Monday, was arrested charg- ed with assault with intent to kill, but upon being brought to trial at Hamp- ton, was allowed to plead guilty to simple assault, and was fined s7 and costs. and sentenced to 3o days in jail. Germaine, who was brought to this city and taken to the Day Kimball Hospital, has so far recovered as to be discharged from that institution. l. .44The Republican State Convention which met al New Haven on Wednes- day. was various harmonious body, considering the ill feelings that had been expressed between the friends Of I.TIIev and Lake. On the first ballot t 2 vote for Lilley was 402. Lake l32, Woodruff 42. This was so decisive that all feelings of hnimosity gave way te cordial aequiescenee on the part of friends of Mr. Lake and Govs rn6r Woodruft-these latter taking an early occasion to congratulate MT. Lilley on his decisive victory. The talk of en- deavoring to defeat NIT. Lilley, if mo- minated, is also sileneed, as such an lwise step would only hurt those who u undertake it. The best way now k to take hold with "A long pull, strong pull, and pull all together
 -Sunnyside street, when laid out as planned and soon 10 be worked, will be one of the lovely residential streets O. the city. The work of improving Il has long been delayed owing to the litigation over the proposed layout of Woodstock avenue and other causes. IL has been staked out, preparatory to curbing and grading, for distance of about $50 feet. Twenty years ago, there was hardly clean, attractive street or even part a of street, with the excep- ton of that part of Church street, oc- casionally designated "Beaeon Hiil,' which has always been beautiful quarter, it's location being unsurpassed, and with it's fine mansions. located on spacious grounds, can hardly be ex- ceiled, especially since the few bieui- ,shes were removed few years ago. The ciiy had beautiful locations, but were marred and lacked attFaetiseness unfil the residents decided that wooden fences of all and no styles, " must go. With their going beauiifying kept in creasing, and became infectious, until every part of the city began 10 be trans formed and beautiiIed. There are. how-