Putnam patriot., 1909-10-01

Arthur Nj. Clark and wife made
 trip to Nit. Tom Saturday. Oscar Rich is visiting in the city of New York.
 A large new refrigerator is being
 installed in Rita's cafe.
 MT. $. NJ. Wheeiock and wife have
 been recent guests of friends in Madi- son, Conn.
 William Wright has returned 10
 Yale University to enter upon his So- phomore year.
 Mrs. w. J. Bartlett, Elm street, is entertaining her brother, Maurice Jones of Utica, N. Y.
 Charles H. Austin has been com- missioned as postmaster for the office at Grosvenordale.
 Edward Mayhew, window dresser at B. D. Bugbee, is to move his fami- ly from Providence to this city. ] Additions are being built on the Powhattan mill: at the north end of the city.
 Fred Maryotte, of Fremont street, has gone on a hunting trip to Maine, accompanied by his wife. Mrs. s. H. Seward, of Rochester, N. Y., is the guest of F. W. Seward and family. l -Rev.B B. F. Benoit will speak at the Baptist church, this city, at $50, next 1 Sunday.
 Joseph Allard has displayed in the windows of his barber shop number of steel engravings of Generals and battles of the civil war.
 Mrs. Abbie Child and Mrs. F. NJ. | Wheaton, are spending few days as the guests of Mrs. William Hammond, at Hampton.
 Sergeant Patrick Hayes relieved Captain John Murray, assuming his duties while he went out of town on official business.
 Mrs. Emma Shaw Colcleugh, of Providence has been the guest of her brother, George k. Shaw, and wife, on Pleasant street.
 Services at St. Philips, October Sd: Morning Prayer, le:50. Rev. F. S. Erwin, Preacher. Evening Prayer at ' o'clock. -Cargill Council, Knights of Colum- bus, is to meet this, Thursday, evening to make plans for work of the coming fall and winter. John Silvas, of this city, who con- ducts barber shop on Nantucket Isl- and during the summer season, is the new proprietor of the shop in the Hoyie block.
 Judge F. F. Russell, wife and daughter were in Woodstock on Satur- day, attending the celebration of the tifiy-ninth anniversary of the marriage Of MT. and Mrs. j ;. F. Russeil-parents of Judge Russell.
 The Hartford Froebel Club, will hold meeting in Washington street school house, next Wednesday, Octo- Der sth. Subject for discussion: "Cause and Effect in Child Life" To be pre- sented by k. E. Phyfe, of High School, Hartford.
 -Myron Kinney and daughter, Miss Emma Kinney, of Center street, are guests of Rev. Mir. Humes and wife, Bergen, N. J. Mrs. Humes is MT. kinneyis daughter. Miss Emma Kim ney is librarian of the Public Library, and is having three weeks vacation.
 -George Miller and Miss Eva Louise Inman, were married at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. John Inman, at ' o'clock, last Thursday eve ming The ceremony was performed by Rev F. D. Sargent, in the presence of near relatives. MT. and Mrs. Miller will reside in East Hartford. Mrs. Herbert W. Foster and her three children, have returned to their home in Montclair, N. J., after spend- ing the summer at the home of Mir. and Mrs. E. N. Foster; and Mrs. shepherd and her two children have returned to their home in New York city. List of letters remaining in the Putnam Post office for the week end ing Sept. 2s: Gentlemen-M. A. Larte. Ladies-Mrs. Minnie Dunham, mdse, Mrs. Gustave GoIdbeck, Jennie k. Ma guire.
 -L.E. Richardson is the proud own- CT of two notable postage stamps-one brown cent denomination, of the issue of October, ls47, and the other the Hudson-FuIton celebration stamp, is- sued September 9, 1909. With prayers and lamentations, "Yom Kippur," the Day Of Atone ment. was ushered in on Friday at sum- set by che Hebrews of this city. They gathered in Odd Fellows Hall and im- plored forgiveness for their past sins and asked for peace and happiness for the coming year. The Jewish Day of Atonement, with it's duties and obiiga- tions. will be found in Leyiticns xxiii- 27-sa.
 -T6e first fall meeting of the 0. NJ. Club was held at the home of the pre- sident, Miss Ruth E. Murfey, Grove street, on Monday evening Plans for ,he winter were discussed. IL vas voted to hold the meetings every fort