Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01

MT. Dexter Crawford and wife, of Willimantic, have been visiting Put nam friends.
 Rev. John Walker, who has been in New York city for few days, has returned.
 Rabbi Oblitz and wife, Lee street, are entertaining the formers sister-in- law, of Springfield.
 MT. H. l.. Burt and wife have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. George Newell, in Washington, R. I.
 Mir. A. l.. Mansfield and wife, of Eden street, have been entertaining their son, Nelson, of Mansfield. Mrs. Frank Potter, Fremont street, Is entertaining her sisters, Misses Mary and Eliza Leathers, of Worcester.
 -Dr. J. J. Russell, who went to Johnstown, N. Y., to spend the Christi mas holidays with his parents, has re. turned home.
 Herbert Hopkins, of Danielson, who is at the Day Kimball Hospital, where he was operated upon for appen- dicitns, is fast recovering.
 Charles Thayer, of Centerville, R. .,spent Sunday with his parents, .dr. and Mrs. H. J. Thayer, King st., with whom his family had been spending . few days.
 -Mr. A. NJ. Case and wife, who have been living on Pleasant avenue, have moved into the house recently occupied by MT. F.. k. Clarke and wife, corner of Pleasant avenue and Fremont st. -Post-office hours for New Years Day: Office open from t:a0 to 12 m. and 5:s0 to p. m. Money order division closed One delivery by city carriers. Rural service suspended for the day. List of letters remaining in the Putnam Post Office for the week ~end- ing Dec. 2S:
 Ladies-Mrs. Mary wslisce, Freda oqSpe.ii sspn,iemen-A. G. Bl mor.cheo q. Miller, James Burs Enine Tour tellotte, Jorge Dems1|f.
 P. o. Dwye, Edmonton, Alber- la, Canada, is e guest of his brother, Landlord Dx x5er. MT. Dwyer is mak- ing his first Slslt East since going to the GanadiahNorthwest, three years ago. He hasmet with great success in that new md great country, having been engged in extensive building opera. ties He has opened up settlement sfiown as the Dwyer Subdivision, on z which he has built hotel, stores and s.s teJ q q sesiings.
 The employees of the spinning de.
 inent Of the Nitingale Mill presen-
 heir Overseer, Manuel Duvert, a
 xome watch chain and charm, on
 stmas exc. after the mill was shut
 !. One of the employees had been
 led to make the presentation, and
 aogized Mr Duvert andtoId of the
 esteem in which he was held by
 his department. MT. Duvert ap-
 Ii deeply touched and feelingly
 6nded.
 MT, and Mrs. E. T. Whitinore, on Elm street, entertained the following guests during the Christmas holidays: Edward F. Whitmore and family, of Willimantic, who made the trip i'll their automobile; Mrs. Etta M. Will ! cox, of Melrose, Mass, guest of Mrs. AClara W. Williams; MT. and Mrs. Chas. Tenn, of Storrs, formerly of this city; IS. $. N. Rockwell, of Willimantic, ,te. of Mrs. Whitmore.
 If one can drop penny in a vend- Ing m achine and obtain piece of gum or a handful of peanuts, why not be able to drop in a coin and get postage ktamp? That is just what the post of ice department has undertaken to do. IS now prepared to issue postage amps in rolls of 800 or 900 for use in mp vending and stamp affixing ma mes. Postmasiers desiring to try
 new proposition are requested to lake requisition to the department. The sRecord of Christian Work" olished at East Northfield, Mass, S1 a year, begins a new volume Jan st. It gives the reports of the more Important addresses delivered at the Hummer meetings held in East North eld, by the most eminent Christian gorkes in the world, and among its 1Sgular contributors are such names as I|ev. G. Campbell Morgan, John'Mott, ev. F. B. Meyer and other men of ke eminence. Hon. John Wanama- >r says Of it: "I believe it to be the st of it's kind published in America W Europe"
 Mr. and N IS. I. D. Billings, of Tar own, N. Y., spent Christmas with
 formers mother, Mrs. D. H. Bill ks, Oak Hill. MT. Billings is an ex- accountant, employed by large omobile factory at Tarrytown as If accountant. An article of his on st Accounting in the Manufacture 5ilk Threads, ? was given promi- place in the December number of e Bookkeeper T New York peril aI devoted to the interests Of ae- hting. The article was illustrated
 forms for card systems
 Mrs. Julius Cordier, accompanied
 her two daughters, Misses Marie