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Putnam patriot., 1909-07-02
Congregations Church Notes

Next Sunday morning both sermon and music will be of patriotic nature in recognition of the day.
 Next sunday, Church Offering for Home Church; Bible School Offering Running Expenses Home School.
 It has always been the custom in this church to continue it's Sunday and mid.week services through out the year. Experience has com firmed the wisdom of this custom. The habit of attending church services may be difficult to form but il Is very easy to break. Better open the doors of lthe church and be satisfied with small audiences than to close them and feel that the tone of the spiritual life Is being lowered. The objection that some people make to vacations Is the difficulty of getting back into the harness and taking up the work anew.
 The young men who are to spend a fortnight In camp at Mason Island are 10 be favored with the leadership of Lieut.. Currier of the National FrstAid Association of Boston. He will be a valuable help to the boys not only in training them in first aid work but in emergency will know what to do and how 10 do 1t. We understand that one or two power launches and other boats will be placed at the disposal of boys and rowing, swiming and fishing will be enjoyed under proper restric- tions and leadership. The camp will consist of six or eight tents, each tent accommodating six or eight boys with their leader. We do not see how Il is possible to spend two weeks under such conditions without profit and sn. joyment.
 Next Sunday afternoon the sacra- ment of the Lords Supper will be ad- ministered. The following persons are propounded for admission to the church at that time: Mir. and Mrs. George W. Holt, Gertrude Perry, Gil. bert Perry.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-02
nossIas camp Meetiaf.

The thirty fifth annual meeting for the promotion of 5cnptural holiness at the old Douglas camp grounds. Is an nounced to be held July l6h to 28th, in- elusive.
 This beautiful, restful spot Is favo- rite resort of residents from surround ing towns, hundreds going from this city, especially during the two Sun days during which the meetings are heIds.
 Each year there are generally new preachers present from various sections of this country; at the coming meeting Rev. F.. P. EIyson, President of The Texas Holines University, who is also an able preacher and fine singer, also Mrs. Grow and Miss kell, known as the ..Kentncky Giris.1 Rev. q. sharpe of Glasgow, scotland, and many other notable speakefs-are promised e be present.
 The singing, which has always been an attractive feature, will De under two prominent leaders.
 Ample provision k made for meals for ali corners. who are heartily well eou3ed.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-02

--The excessive moisture which the earth absorbed the past two months, is doing an important service fo all kinds Of crops during the severe heated term through which we have been passing. New EngIand--G Gonneeticnt at any rate will have extra large crops of hay and of potatoes: and corn. although late in planting, premises to be q generous yield.
 --The following ladies were delegates to the Ashford Baptist sunday School Convention, On Wednesday. ffom the Baptist church Of ihi- city:
 Miss Mary Arnold, Miss Beth i .Eoxen Mrs. Louis F. Law, Mrs. eaml. Hopkins Mrs. ". H. Tyler, Nfs.N Nathan -eavef Mrs. Rufus Chase, Mir Sami. Hopkins
 Mrs. Clinton Manning.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-02
The Salvation Army

Ensign Morrisetie, assisted by be- tween D and 3O members and friends of the Salvation Army from Webster, will conduct grand international de- monstration, in Odd Fellows hall, on Wednesday, July ', at $ D. m.
 The persons taking part will repre- sent, in native costume and in native tongue, the different countries where the Salvation Army is carrying on It's work. This demonstration, as given In Webster but short time ago, called forth very favorable comment from ali who witnessed IL. IL Is sure 10 be re- ceiyed with interest by Putnam people.
 Captain and Mrs. Withee have been busy for some time past in making ar- engagements, and very gladly announce that, as very pleasing adjunct to the demonstration, they have secured the services of the Worcester Salvation Band, Of Is pieces, in charge of Capt. Mott, who will furnish the music for the demonstration. The Band will also give . concert on the Square preceding the service.
 In order to Idsfrsy the expenses sf the affairs an admission of ten cents will be charged for each person. includ- ing childFen. Tickets may De procured in advance of Captain and Mrs. Withee or at the store of W. ]. Bartlett. A very interesting andinstructive service Is promised to all who attend.
 The services at the Army hall in the Wagner Block, will be conducted as usual on Wednesday. Friday and Sat urday nights, al $ o'clock, and Sunday afternoon al 5 and also at 5 tn the eye ming.
 4 very interesting meeting was con ducled iasi sunday afternoon by Rev. and siFs. r. W. Armstrong, of Danicl- son. the services being well attended, and were enjoyed by all.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-02
City cours-Russ.li Judge.

For axsanlting his mother Joseph Cournoyer was sentenced to ten months in Jail and To pay a fine of si0, with costs, Friday morning.
 Monday morning the case of Peter Langlois, charged with the theft Of q motorcycle and receiving stolen goods, was heard. LangIois claimed he bought the machine without Knowledge that il had been stolen. He was discharged.
 Acting-Judge Fuller heard tine ease of J T. Burlington charged sIth drank ennes-, abusing an officer, and teing a common drunkard. lie sasfound guii- fy on the f5rst two counts and ordesed 10 pay fine of s6 on the. first and SIS on the second count withle leasts of ss .6S,. On the lasf count judgment was sue pended.
 4 young lad was before the court Wednesday morning, charged with sieasiox sle ffofu fhe coat pocket of an esnpifsye al tlle Monohansett miII- He Y as put on probation for three fnonIhs-
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-02
Wheee Was the Cela2

Al the time of the expected Dosr War In is42. in Rhods lslands . man Iiving in chspaehst having [ lasuo amount Of money In gold, and fsssinG the soldiers would rob him of D, brought bag of Enstieh sovoselgus = Pomfret and lsft IL with Col. Calvin Day for safe keeping. Hts sons, John and Luther, then qults smaii, wese in the habit q ''sealing', stones fue amusement. John thought tho gol4 pieces would s<sale better than stosaees so he got one of the sovefeisns and scaled It across the road, but when he went to pick It up he could not find IT.. The Colonel put tive dollar gold pkece Into the bag to make up for the mkse~ ing sovereign, and relieved his feeiin0p by vigorous application of . shlngle to John. 4 few weeks ago mnn walking through the yard picked up tfe sovereign, bright ax new after lay. Ing there sixty-sesen years.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-02
NO 27
St. Mary's Scaool

On Thursday afternoon and evening. the pupils of the paroehiai school en- tertainsd their parents and friends for about two hours with graduating exercises. which evinced thorough training and aptitude of the partici- pants. Ono hundred and fifty pupils ol the school took part ,and each per formed tho assigned role so perfectly that the attention ef these present seemed to be centered in the entire numbers rather than in the individu- als who performed them. Several children. however. did elicit conspicu- oas recognition by an unusual dis play of dramatic skill. notably Misses Aldea Rohillard and Irene Champeau in "Froufrou.e Misses Mary Duran. Loretta nayern. and Harriet Smith In Never Too Late to Mend," Masters Philippe Gagne. Arthur brodeurs James Weekes. James Murray. Avei- lino Bonneville. and Edgar Gervais in 'Wanted--a Confidential Clerk" and Misses Anetta and Beatrice Isoiselle in La Dent de I4ait"
 Miss Arehange Leclair. ( former pu- pill of the school. not only won great praise for her Instrumental mastery as accompanlst. but especially evoked commendation by her rich vocal solo. The extraordinary ability of Masters Avellino and Antonio Bonneville, in their cornet selections was a revetAr tion to many. while the tahleaux, St.
 Jean Baptiste.s and Jeanne d'Afc.
 not only were very apropos but 70 perfectly worked out that on the rise of the curtain for these numhers the entire assembly appeared hreathless with admiration. The fire effect 90 novel and pleasing in the latter tab leau was produced by ruby electric lights eieverly adjusted under fneotn. The young lady impersonating Jeanne d' Arc was certainly well chosen. and acted her difficult role so faultlesaly that her particular part, happily tho climax of the evenings entertain
 ment. was the principal subject of comment at the close of the play. Rev. Father Van den Noort preaSNe- ed diplomas to the following; Mary
 Elizabeth poran. Aldea Maria hDcst- lard. Harriet Veronica Smith. Loretta Elizabeth Dayern. Irene heatrice Champeau, Edgard Joseph 0ervaius
 Pnilippe GreKoire Gasne. James Rran- els Wcekes. Andre Ayelliuo boane yille. James Edward Murray
 Miss Doran tn the nAme ot tho Greo- uates addressed the reverend pAstoe in words as distiuct a they were af- fectionate and sincere. Father ven den Noort responded in hIa fataesly
 way and promised that the scneol should enjoy trolley ride 10 Ale3- ahder lake. The anticipated cutlne was realized on Tuesday.
 The two young lAdies who AtfAl1ee highest averages for tho years eeuU we're permitted to present thsmeesvoe as candldAtea for the schOlarnhip or fered by Mt. St. Joseph's seminary. Hartford. to graduates Of parocniea schools throughout the state.
 The 6isters of Mercy denlre 70 tn.4. all benefactors of the school. espeel.I- l Iv those who aided materially in mn1- l ing the entertainment of Thufsday = great . success.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-02
Juae wslliss.
BERTurAuns-BESorT.


 At so'clock last Monday morning, before . gathering of relatives and friends, in St. Mary's church, 1imoa Bershiaume and, Miss ElpheGsnla Be- noit, were united In marriage, tho pas- tor, Rev. Fr. Van den No0rt, performs ing the nuptlal ceremonyIand chanting the nuptial high mas.
 Ats o'clock the organlst bssaa the wedding march, and the wedding pas- ty entered the church and psocsedo4 down the center Isle to tho rail of the alSas. Arthur Lussler. of North 0ree- yenordale, acting as bat man. and mfe Amanda Berthiaume, sister of the groom, as bridesmaid, came axt, Soo- lowed by the bride and groom. I'm bride was gowned In white sllk and wore veil. After the nuptial cerenao- ny the high mass was sung, the uine o'clock choir rendering music.
 As the bridal party left the church they were showercd with confetti. X wedding reception was hsld ffolsss to fU o'clock, at the home of Mir. and Mn. Joseph 9erthiaume, 40 Battey street.
 MT. and Mrs. BerthIaume left on tho lDasD train for Providence. They Te- turned on Wednesday, and reception was given in their honor al the home of the brides parents, l05 Walnut st.s Wednesday evening, They will con. tinue to reside in this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. BeTthiaufne are well known and prominent in French Cana dian society circles. They were the se- ciplents of many beautiful presents.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-02

The paseoag Herald says: .An out right gift of an acre of desirsbly situa- ted land is ihe offer made by public spirited land owner 10 the party that will erect and operate a manufacturing industry thereon. Such Inducements as this afs what boom town and bring it 10 the attention of parties who are looking fos such opportubstiss.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-02

--Mr. Chauaeey Boswofth and wife, Woodstock avenue, are entertaining Mr.T H. DeCoudres, pife and their two children, of Hartford.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-02
Obituary.
FRANCOIS c. CHARIOT.


 Francois C. Chabot, one of the oldest and highly respected French Cana dian citizen, died at hts home on Bat icy street, Sunday, June 2Oth, after an Illness of several months.
 Mir. Chabot was born in St. Antoine, Canada, 70 years ago, coming to Put nam, with his parents, at the age of $ years, when Putnam was known as "Pomfret Factory" His parents re- turned 10 Canada at the end of year. When Mir. Chabot came back after . few years he found that the place he had left ,as Pomfret Factory had be- come the town of Putnam. He has re- sided here ever since, except for few years spent In the West.
 Mir. Chabot was carriage maker and wheelwright. His first shop was on Pomfret street near thefalls. He later moved to shop on Bridge:street, which was burned down, and he then moved back to his former place on Pomfret street. His next move was to . shop he built on Meadow street, and here he remained until he retired from business eight years ago.
 He is survived by his wife, three daughters-Misses Josephine, Adeline, and Louise--and one son, Frank, all Of this city.
 Funeral services were held last We'd nesday morning at St. Mary's church, Rev. Fr. Van den Noort officiating. The bearers were the following mem- bers of the St. Jean Baptiste Society, of which he was member: Ulric Far land, Joseph Lussier, Frank Authier, Cyril Remillard, Mitchell Ledoux and Frank Broduer Burial in st. Mary's Cemetery.
 CARD OF THANKs.-The undersign- ed desire, in this way, 10 thank their friends and ncighboTs, who manifested their sympathy by kindly acts of as- sIstance in their great bereavement. Also for the flowers, especially those bestowed by the st. Jean Baptiste so- ciety, tokens of fraternai love, all of which gave the bereaved much com- fort, and for which they feel very grate- fuI.
 Mas. F. G. cHABoT, AND FAMILY.
 Putnam, June 9.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-02

The regular monthly meeting ~ Division |. A. o. H., will be heid v their hall on Pornffst street. Hun11 ,l July 3th. Every member is exps11r 10 be present. The iifernsy exepG will be opened by tlse seszllnx n1 f1l iusmoftal In-frasneskss the b~l
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-01
ARIZONA ESTA C0NIENIA.

Evidentemente los Republicanos de
Arizona estan contentos con Ell nom
bramiento del Juez Sloan como gober-
nador de aquel territorio. Dice Ell Arr
IONA Republican:
tia confirmation de las nominacio-
mes del Juez Sloan para gobernador,
" George B. Young para secretario
del territorio, fu6 expedita, habiendo
sido efectuada en- 81 primer dia de se-
sionejecutiva despues que las nomina-
clones fueron puestas en- manos del
senado.
lei Juez Sloan aguarda solamente
ahora SUI comision para entrar de go
bernador para verse trasladado de la
serenidad de la vida judicial d la q
wees turbulenta posicion de ~goberna-
dor. Sin embargo, puede predecirsc
que habra poca turbulencia durante
la administration del Gobernador
Sloan.
LA tarea que tiene delante no esta
exenta dc diiicultades, pero4el tino del
nuevo gobernador y su destreza en-
juzgar condolences le seran de prove
chic y aseguraran al territorio mi adj
ministracion serena con la cual 81
partido quedara ~enteramente unifca-
do.
aHay una cosa que aciara mncho La
situacion, y esa es la contianza que
TODD el pueblo tiene. en- 81 Juez Sloan,
en- su ~fortaleza, capacidad y sentimien-
TO de equidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-01
Y La PRO RATA Dc
IASACl0N.

rs interesante Z importante al con-
tribuyente saber que de p renta cal
culada del Territorio do 1878 900 oil
|pr6ximo ano fiscal, casi 100000, q
mas de dos terceras parties es para 81
mantenimiento dc las i~nstituciones to-
rritoriales y caritativas y edifcios
pdblicos, a~bsorviendo Of fondo solod de
instituciones torritoriales $267 900 de
esa cantidad; Ia p~enltenclaria S63 800;
las armerias mas que $1,000; oil ca
pitolio arriba dc $2l 900, no diciendo
NADIA del producto de certifcados de
deuda que produciran 's2S,000 adicioT
males para armerias, v $22, 200 para la
U~niversidad de Nuevo Mexico, al paso
que 1892, 900 adicionales serdn pagados
para q Capitolio y Mansion Ejecuti-
va, aumentando con este los gastos
|totales para instituciones y fines de
construction a mas que s475, 900. De
10 restante de la renta, la cantidad
m5s oranda ~ ~ fondn AZ s-alario
q nc NH ~ s1oo ooo \ ,oanas ~
INA ou;nta ~ "a AZ i ranta tota, 4
,,o,,vanaa 4. n-ronore;on tsrritoria,
II IL sa1ar,as w ;,,scss ,,.oc,,raao.
H. AZ aistr,to secratar,os az aistri,o
|al aanartamarto AZ -aaucacion ~
o,,a a.han I'll caroaaos sanarada.
mente Dor no ser empleos puramente
eiecutivos. La milicia recibira $l2.-
$50 durante eli pr6ximo aao fiscal, 8
POGO mas due una quincuagesima par
te de la renta, mientras que $50, 900
seran absorvidos 8 los r9ditos So
bre la deuda territorial. Habra
tambien tasaciones especiales para
ciertos intereses, especialmente sobre
recess v ovejas, para 81 trabajo de los
cuerpos de sandal de oyeias v reces.
Hay una leva de tres mil6simos para
el fondo general de escuelas. Hay
ademas tasacion local, tasacion de
condado. tasacion de districts de es-
X
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-01
BuENoS CAMlN0S REALES,

Ell condado de Ell Paso, Texas, tiene
$50, 900 disponibles para buenos can't
nos. Su primera tarea sera Ia cons
truccion de un buen canine de carros
de la ciudad de I'll Paso q la frontera
de Nuevo Mexico, siguiendo . este
81 ejemplo de Colorado Que ha cons
truido un canine ~esplendido desde
Trinidad d Ia frontera de Nnevo Me-
xico, para hacer ALI empalme 3 81
Canine Real. Fue la accion de la LEI
gislatura de hace seis a1os proveyen-
do para;el Canine Real 10 que probo
ser Ell incentive para 81 excelente sis
tema de caminos de estado que Colo
RADIO esta construyendo con La ayuda
del trabajo do c6nyictos 10 que in
duce Is Eel Paso 4 construir hasta La III
nea divisoria de Texas y Nuevo Me-
primer trabajo emprendido por Nuevo
Mexico entire Santa re y Las Vegas
haya sido descuidado, Sc halle sin ter
minar, v en- 81 extreme de Santa F6i
este en- tai condicion que va no es eau
sa de orgullo 4 la comunidad, sino de
sonrojo. I'll cuerpo Dc comisionados
de condado deberia hallar algun me-
do de reparar y limpiar 81 canine Y
suscripciones particulares deberian
suministrar medios para construir IN
canine temporal desde ~ t6rmino
oriental hasta Ell rio de Pecos, d modo.
de hacer la carretera de valor practice
hasta tai tempo en- que los Estados
Unidos construyan su propio canine
de oriente 4 poniente 4 trayes do La
eserva de Pecos.
sPorque no puede decirse De los ~
missionaries del condado de Santa re
10 que 81 Optic dice hablando del pre-
sidente dc la comision de San Miguel.
EEL comisionado de condado John
S. Clark esta por los buenos caminos
con un entusiasmo que no 81 sobrepu-
iado nj por Ell Gobernador Curry. Sc
propone hacer & San Miguel 81 conda-
do principal en- el asunto de caminos,
y 81 Mr.. Clark prosigUe 81 trabajo no
puede haber duda respecto al resulta-
do. Debe tener 81 apoyo cordial del
pueblo, en- particular De los conner
ciantes pues NADIA puede ayudar me-
jor 4 Las Vegas ahora que buenos ca
minos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-01

he dsscubierto, probable y e~xpsrimentado an
Rsmedio para q Reumatismo No una mediclns
que dsvueivs IL elasticidsd A los miemhros cons
traIdos por IL enfermedad. ESQ e. tuposible-
Pero d I'm rsmedio que con seguridad seaba con
81 dolor y los sufrimientos de esta, iAsta ahors,
tsmida snfermedad.
IN Aiemsnia-dc un quimico De Dohmstsdt--
obtuve 81 insredisnte que perfeccion6, fuera az
toda duds, Il Rsmedio Reumdtiec del Dr. shoop'
Gin este ingrsdisnte. "a antes habia obtsnido
curaciones en- muchos. muchos casos de reums-
tismo, pero ahora. sin exception. cufa todos ios
cssos cufabies. De Las distintas fofmas del Reu-
matIsmo. Disuelye. 4 ignai que 81 sgua q azn'
car, los granos De veueno reumdtico que 6otan
en- Il saners Hliminados del sistema estos gra-
NOS, que SON semejantes a los dc arena. 81 reuma-
tismo , sus dolores habrdn desaparecidc para
s.empre. No hay rax6n nj excusa para seRuir
padecieudo. cusndo - uens Ia medicine positiva
4 name. vsndsmosy recomsndarnos q
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-01

La voz Pdblica de Santa Rosa dice
que "los nuevos pobladores X labra-
dores en- seco estan muy contiados de
que levantardn buenas cosechas este
ano. Ahora realizan que llueve en- este
pals 10 mismo que ZEN oualquier otro y
esperan vivir aquf en- 10 future, q pc
a de 10 dicen los ~pobladores vieios"
No obstante, 81 Nuevo M~exicano in
siste en- que los pobladores viejos sa-
ben algo y que 81 recien venido haria
bicn en- no poner tanta confianza en-
wlluvias prospectivas como la que pom
ga en- metodos cientificos y en- 81 uso
~vigoroso de la azada y ell rastrillo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-01

VA estd establecido que Ia Guardia
|Nacional dc Nuevo Mexico esta q pun
TO dc experimental rapido crecimiento
" adelanto debido al interes que toma
en- su bienestar el Gobernador Curry y
Al trabajo endrgico del Ayudante Ge-
neral n. A. Ford. Artesia organizara
% ha organizado, una compafia de
l02 hombres; Alamogordo ha anuncia-
do que levantara una compania gram
de, y hasta Aztec, en- q condado de
San Juan. tendra una buena compafia
en- 81 cercano porvenir, nj una de cs-
tas plazas tiene Armenia de la Guar
.dia Nacional, pero indudablemente Sc
les dara en- futura fecha una apropia-
cion legislativn para construir tai es-
tructura. Hacienda tan bien Artesia,
Alamogordo Y Aztec, es algo sorpren-
dente que Albuquerque, otra plaza
cuyo nombre empieza con la primera
letra del alfabeto, haya permitido que
SO disuelva su organization do Ia
Guardia Nacional, 4 pesar de que
tiene la armenia mas ..costosa y her
mosa de todas las que han sido cons
truidas 4 expensas de los contribu-
yentes de Nuevo Mexico. Es de espe-
rar, y asi 10 anticipa 81 Nuevo Next
cano, que pronto yendra 4 suceder que
los j6venes de la Ciudad Ducal orga-
nizaran una compahia de milicia que
tomara la delantera de todas las de-
mas en- ndmero, discipline y servicio
regular.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-01

AFUEREN0S PARA JUICES.

Es possible que los afuere1os que 81
corresponsal del Nuevo Mexicano en-
Washington dice que seran enviados 4
los territories como ~iuecees probaran
ser meiores hombres en- 81 Tribunal
Supreme dc Nuevo Mexico y Arizona
de 10 que seria ~cualquiera dc los cam
didatos que son residences del Terri
torio. No hay en- realidad NADIA de
mal0 en- los afuereios. Nuevo Mexico
y Arizona han hecho valiosas adicio-
mes 4 su ciudadania de entire hombres
enyiados al Sudoeste para llenar em-
pleos territoriales, i~ncluyendo las iu-
dicaturas. En- realidad, ha sido la
regla mas bien que Ia exception nom
brar personals que no son residences &
puestos en- los tribunales de los terri
torios. Pero por 10 general los hom-
bres nombrados d estOs elevados pnes-
tos de entire Residences del Territorio
han igualado en- ~capacidad, integridad
y utilidad & los que fueron enviados
de afuera. No hay ley que estorbe al
Presidente Taft de nombrar indivi-
duos que no estan identiticados con
los Territories en- la actualidad, nj
hay ninguna costumbre 8 precedente
que 10 prohiba, pero hara 4 terrific
rios una ~iniuria polftica; ignorara los
principles de gobierno propio que son
caros 4 toda comunidad americana,
perjud,cara las probabilidades de-
exito del partido Republican, en- la
pr6xima election en- los Territories,
pues ell partido Republican, no puede
librarse de la responsibilities de los
actOs de sus oiciales.
Los ~afuereios nombrados a pnestos.
que deberian Ii 4 ciudadanos del Ter
ritorio sera recibidos con respecto.
Son los que menos culpa tienen en- Ell
asunto. Con 81 tempo probablemente
probaran g mny aceptables, y Nuevo
Mexico y Arizona SO alegraran de que
fueron enviados AGA 4 hacerse ciuda-
danos dc los territories; mas, 4 pesar
de ESQ, toda violacion del principle de
gobierno propio, sera dafosa en- su ul-
timado efecto y causara q Ia generali-
dad de Ia genie que dude de Ia s~iDceri-
dad y acierto del poder nominativo
que sin necesidad So oponga 4 los de-
secs del pueblo de toda una comuni-
dad.