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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-26

TO their home on Fremont avenue, where
they will receive their friends.
Mrs W. r. Wightman and Mrs. Eu-
! gene Barnes entertained twenty at
ihimble party at their home Friday aft
ernoon. The rooms were fragrant with
large vases of roses and pconics. RED
in tho hall and pink in the parors and
dining room prevailed.
Miss Isabel johnson. who has spent
the past year NJ Ferry hall. near Chi
cago IL. returned Friday afternoon. ac-
companicd by her aunt, Mrs. James
the summer here with her sister, Mrs.
/ NJ. NJ. Johnson.
Captain William p. PIatt viii sail for
Honolulu July ,. for an inspection trip
OF week. On his return, about the
middle of July, Mrs Platt, who is visit
ing here. will join him at Bcrnlcia
Cal, where they are to. be stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs David Sprunt of Los
Angeles, Cal, arc rejoicing over tho
arrival of son on June l3. Mrs.
Sprunt was formerly Miss Carrie Vim
cent of this city:
Mrs. A. b. Witchcr and daughter
Babbic of Ely. Ncv., Will be here the
middle Of July to spend the remainder
of the summer with Mrs, Witchcr S
mother, Mrs. Isabel Pitts.
Miss Elizabeth Allen returned Fri
day from Pomona college in California.
She will spend the summer here with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs, G. l.. Allen.
Mrs, G. G.. Verbryck and son CARR.
son Will leave today for Spearfish s, D..
where they will spend the summer with
Mrs. Verbryck IS mother.
Mrs. Radcliffe announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Roza Teresa
to l.. Leroy Strong, the marriage to
take place in August
Miss Rosalio Pollock will leave early
in July for Denver. Colo. to attend
the \. +. \, convention, which is to be
held there.
Mrs. Emmett Moore and children left
the first of the week 10 join Mr.. Moore
in Seattle. Wash, where they will make
their home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-26

Mrs. Emmett Moore and children left
the first of The week 10 join Mr.. Moore
in Seattle. Wash, where they will make
their home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-26

Mis- Cora Commit and MIR. W. Doris
Griffith were married Wednesday even.
ing at the home Of the bride s mother,
Mrs. O. NJ. Commit, at 1916 South State
street. Many beautiful Flowers adorned
the home, and supper was served to
The immediate relatives Of the bride
and groom. The young couple have gone
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-26

Miss Rosalio Pollock will leave early
n July for Denver, Colo. to attend
he n. r. 4. convention, which is to be
cid there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-26

Mrs. Abboline Barnes entertained
sixteen at a delightful ) O'Clock tea
Friday afternoon nj her home. which
was a bower Of roses. ProSusions OF
them were used throughout the rooms
while large mound of red roses
formed the table ccnterpicce. Mrs
Barnes was assisted by Mrs. a, n
Tcasdale,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-26

Captain William p Platt viii sail for
Honolulu July ,, for an inspection trip
OF week. On his return, about the
middle of July, Mrs Platt, who is visit
ing here. will Join him at Bcrncia
Cal, where they are TO be stationed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-26

The wedding of Miss Freida Funk
and Leo s. Twiggs was solemnlzed at
st. Marks cathedral Tuesday, June %
a; high noon. Rev. NJ. V. Rice Off
ciatcd An informal reception TO i'm
mediate friends and relatives followed
al the home of the bride, Mr.. and
Mrs Twiggs will be at home TO their
friends after July !, Mt 115S South
West Temple street
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
4 CONVINCING DEMONSTRATION.

reader of these notes living al Ie- raysyille. Pa. sends us clipping giv- ing a brief summary of the potato spraying experiments which have been conducted by the experiment station st Burlington. Vt. during the past eighteen years. The showing is such an excellent one that potato raisers will be glad to hear about 1t Thor ough spraying with the bordeaux mix ture. blue vitriol. lime and water made up in the 5-5-50 recipe twice yielded CT per cent more and spraying three times yielded Al per cent more than the unsprayed. During the eighteen years that the station has used the bordeaux mixture there has been an average increase of 92 per cent. or li2 bushels. per acre. The lowest increase in yield was % per cent and the high est 215 per cent in seasons when there was much dampness. The varieties experimented with were the White. Star Poiaris. Green Mountain and Delaware. and these when unsprayed yielded from 54 to e6T bushels per acre under least and most favora ble conditions, while sprayed the returns varied from 133 bushels to 3S9 bushels per acre. These figures should be scanned twice by the fellow who pre- tends to raise potatoes on a commer- eiai scale. and even for the home gar deB the precaution is well worth while
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
A SURE HOG CHOLERA CURE.

Experiments which have been con ducted by experts in animal disease at the Kansas City stockyards with a view to giving the new serum cure for hog cholera a still further test seem to prove beyond doubt that il is both effective and reliable. At the be- ginning of the test. which extended for thirty days, thirty-1ve hogs were placed in an isolated pen, twenty-two of which were inoculated with serum, four with virulent cholera blood and the nine remaining given no treatment at all. During the period all the hogs which were not yaccinated with the serum died. while the twenty-two that had been inoculated did not contract the disease al all. but were alive and healthy at the close. In order to give the new cure the seyercst test the treated hogs were subjected to the most aggravated type of exposure. hogs that had died of the disease be- ing left in the pens for periods of two CT three days. Dr. I. R. Baker. chief of the government inspection depart ment at Kansas City. had the work H. charge and in conjunction with his assistants will shortly make d fuli re- port of the experiments to the depart ment Of agriculture. which will in turn give the matter still further publicity
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
soMErniNc TO WORK FOR.

A scad of young fellows don't fare any better than they do in a financial way because they spend every cent they earn just az fast as 1t comes Into their Ina ands. The outcome of this Is that, saving pot hing. they have nothing ahead toward which to strive and nat uraliy feel unpres1ared to tackle any business proposition requiring capital CT to make definite plans 10 have a home of their own. both of which in fuenees would tend to have steady ing and uplifting influence on their lives. The average young fellow. plug ging along aione without any well de 6ned object in life. often has spells when be questions whether the mere feeding and clothing of himself Is real iy worth while. and ia too many cases his doubt would seem fo t~ iustihaoie It i< ouiy when he gets fo ~orkinx TOT something or somebody outside of him- seif that fife has zest and mesning. \ savings fund laid aside for some dei- mite purpose perhaps the starting ei c home or the helping of some friend or relative in need. is boon snlen thousa r,ds of young feilows ought 'o avail themselves of The start may be hard. but the rest is easy. The sec ond hundred dollars Is often e2sie' saved than the first ten.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
 ]. .Mean.1rick.

lawyer in q London court. defend ing pramissorv note. went to mnch leaving his books and citations on the table in fhe courtroom. The opposing counsel sneaked back Into the room and changed the places of all his book. marks. In the afternoon the lawyer. taking up his books. referred the court to his authorities. His lordship noted every volume and page carefully and took the case under consideration. In rendering his opinion he said.
 "I was inclined after hearing argu- ment of counsel for defendant 10 non suit plaintiff. but l find after referring to The authorities quoted by counsel none of them bear on This case. and 1 am lrd to think that the gentleman has been wiiifully trying 10 insult the court. He has referred me to an ac- ton of nl, Irishman who sued the pro prietor of a monkey for damaRes fos biting him. to case of nnson. one of burglary. two of Mtty larceny and three divorce cases none of which bears on an action to recover on n promissory note. Perhaps the grossest insult to tho court ir referring to Duck worth versus Booxy man. au ac- tion charging defendant with breach of promise. Judgment for plaintiff with costs.
 The lawyer never knew what tho matter was and to this day thinks the judge was ou; of his mind.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
.pha.,..a..aNARI

Fkatmsrs Nos S Tto the County Commissioners for Wiaahsm County
 l heseh, apply hsr ,iruxeist.s license to seli beer, thine wine and cider. at Is Main street. town ot fasnam. Conn. [ agree not to sest srititaeas ans Intoxicating iiquafs so he dfuuk en the pfvtnises l agree not 10 sell spIrisupes and inteSieasies hquess in quantities eSeecd- ia2 aas gallon, sNespt eIl4sN tlAA distilled liquors and thaza tn quantities not exeeediug five Kelinnsi l akrce to pay fifty dollars only for such license, aud that t shai he reveeshle tur misrepresentation t to not laiilii the fafes going agreements
 And l. en oath. da state that shs husiness there ta be carried on Is ono in which Ii am engaged IS proprietor or ax vmposee et tis rruplirtar, and that l sm ice nsed phstntaesei Dated at rutuam, Conn.,, this 18th day ef October. A. D.. iaAa.
 HENRY l.. HURT. Applicants We, the undersigned. afe electors and tax rasefs, owaink teal estate, "f ths town ef Putnam, tonn., and hereby siga aud endorse the foregoing application of Henry l.. neit tar hesnsa, aad hc,eby ccstiis that said se. phcant is s suitable person te bo Accused put snant to said application.
 Dated at Putnam, Conn, this ipsh day of October, A. D.. 1909.
 fiprenus E.. Clark
 Ernest NJ. Arnold
 Jeu. W. Baker
 Franklin w, Perry
 nr. E. r.. Simpson 1 hereby certify that the ahoyo named sixacrs and eneaarsefs art electors and tas paxcfs, awn@ ng real estste. in the town Of Putnam. Ceaa. Dated at Putnam, Conn. ihis ipgh day of October A. D.. lpnl.
 FREDERICK W. SEWARD.
 Town Clerk.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
Mother Was ,o Blame.

Jock and Annie we're to get mar ried. and she had confiAed to hiM that her age was twenty. After the eere- meny and festivities were ever they both went home and retired for the night. Annie's mother resided next door and. being up early the following morning. thought she would give the happy couple zap UP"
 On the WAY to their door she sud denly remembered II was Annie < birthday. Knocking loudly at the door. she bawied out:
 Come away. Annie, Get up. Ye ken ye'rc thirty the day
 Jeck. who WAS tue first to hear the voice. nstouished his mother-in law hy shouting:
 For guidness' sake. get up. Annie. for we've sleeplt ten years"
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
re lAe esaa., te.anl..laaer. ter wIalI..r,

T. sss ecssssa ssaa'S Commissioners ~ "'a''''s hereby sHrls iar slnrxiss's licer4s ,o ssil ssesstaaas aud HsteNsstsssk isEHafs, Aia. taNsr beer. fhtne wiur aud cEder. af a& tisn street. ,oWn ef t,ugaams tnrH seree HQt te ssil sFissU0as an6 ,atoviosfiaS liqapgs ta Dc .ilfak cn fhs premises segee aqs so sell spinituaa< aBa Intoxicating hqF9g~ iu quantities sxeesdsag one gallon, tSerfs staes tAaa Aistslisd iqseks snd tt0su sh quantities aa rSeeeeiae ese gal ieas, safVe ee pas afas dai.ess anss .es ssssh license, aud taal t ,hais he fsNeesele ieF nsss- representation Il da sel fs'fil tae iere1oing agreements.
 And |, on ea,h, So state that he hasitess lhefc to ee cAfiied ca cue ID shleh en en- gseea A gs0p9ieter ~ As employee af the pse- pGletag. aad that asa lieeaSesi phsrmscizs patesi st fattsm, Ioan., ,this zisi dss ef Oct. X. D. lNsa,
 JAMES r. paSAnUH, Applicant. Me, the undersigned. are clertess and tax paNeiS. eNaiaS fsal ssiats, . tiss tzwa eE Net~ naa. lonn., sad hereby sign aud endorse the foregoing ayssieasasa eg Jsstes r nenatue tos leease, and herehs cert9A tat sasd applicant ts saitahlc isfSen te be lieense,l pursuant te sssa application. and NC each certify thss VIC hAxe nc, signed ioe aas other sprheset tes liceusr to Sell stlritasas and ,alas,e.ti.s s.aaess. hste. at Putnam. Goun.. shis Els, day of Oct. A. p. i@l9.
 I.ehbeus E. Smiih
 N I Hsfstetf
 Simoa Farley
 q. (. Roswetth
 Isaac Champesu hereby certify thss tho above aausea siSness and esdarstrs arc electors and tax payers. own ing tvsi estate, is Inc town ef Putnam. Coma. and thst they have nes signed fer sns other as plieant iera license to sell spiritnous aud ia texieating liquors.
 nased at Putnam, Conn. this elst day of Oct. \. D. fp0a.
 FREDERICK W. SEWARD.
 Tawn Clerk.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

ITO the Board of couaty Commissions, fer Winssham Conaty, hereby amply tur \ iIcenss to sell spifituous and la, aSleattng iiaaer~. ale. lager beer. rhiae vine aud cttier. st The Putnam Ion lHoteh town of Putnam. State ef telia, Ny place et business tS l1<sled within eighty eae feet in direct line frem aay church edttace or paeitc ar paroehtai school, ur tho promises pertaining ihefete. ee any pesi efisce cf paelie hessry et cemetery,
 nstsa st Putnam this si.s ds, of October, \. n. saa,
 EARL C. Re8kRS, Applicant. Me.fhe undersigned. are elevsess and tax paYetr. owning real estate, of the tevn ef Putnam. and hefeey stgn and endorse ihe foregoing apptl cation of Earl |. kagers for iicense. and hsrshs certify that sa.a applicant Is suitable person te De licensed pursuant te said application Dated At Putnam, this sist day of uotehef, A. n lsp.
 .iehn q Fox
 r. f Hopkins.
 E. L. naeis,
 r. I French.
 eeo. \. Hammond hereby certify that the above named sfsners and ensleIssfs are electors aud tax payers, awas ing real estate. tn the town of Putnam. 1onh- Dated at Putnam, this stst day ef ucteher, A. H., Ieoy.
 FREDERICK W. SEWARD,
 TowuC letk
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
- The - Scrap Book
Vain sasr4Ha

Aprnaas uf eNaul9tatleas and their lerrsrs. the ss~-reIary 0f the depart. Hieat of .-lueasion of New York ,esd af ,lhines au edd story ef q yeaag African peince-
 TAs~ pflHec." said the secretary. "entertxi NaIe 0r HarNaEd-l forget which and amused himself with luo- torwars and bulldogs till examination ilIne drew tear Exa imitation time 3righsen,d the young prince horribly. He began ie study. and he eabsed home to the king his father:
 Examination eext week. Most difficult ignplone aid of gods In my behalf
 "A few da,s later This reply came back from tbe hart,srous west coast monarsh:
 .rRites performed. Fourteen picked youths. all sons of uohles. have been sacrificed. oaiens prepitious.
 Yet. would you believe il. the sec. retary concluded. "the young prince funked"
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

ITO the neara ot County Commissioners sor Mindham County hereby appiS fer license to sell srir taoas Hnd intoxicating liau0fs, aie, lager beer. thine wine and cider al V senth Main ssfeei, Putnam. Ioan. My place oi business k not located within An0 feel iE dfssrs lne fren Ars church ediHee or pubic nr parechtsi seheoi of tue premises pertaining thereto, or any public libra U or cemetery.
 Dated a, Putnam ihls alst day of ovtober., A, Il fsap.
 RICHARD N. JOHNSON, Applicant.
 Fuf Johnson x 1iasttnes We. the undersigned, are eieutels and tax payers awnIng reai estate. af the Town af Putnam. Com, and hereby sien and endorse the fore. going app tea ian af Jahnsun Hastiugs for | ilecnsr and hnrsnf eeriitY that saiu applicant Is n suitable person te he licensed pursuant to said application.
 fased Al Putnam. conu.. this aist day of October. A. n, fyua.
 ". II Mansfield
 Edward \ Joslin
 John q. fox
 R rharu GoFman
 thomas l. uawarth hereby certify thgt Inc above named siEners and endorse are electors and tax payefs, owhs Ing real estate. In tho Town of eutnam. Cena. Dated at Putnam. thus aist day ef october, A, n. 1909.
 FREDERICK W. SEWARD,
 Town tiefk.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
The Poet,s Retort.


 Joaquin Miller was once overfsken bv countrymau. who gave him I long ride. Tired at length Of conver safson. he poet took novel from his pocket
 What are you readiuzr said the countryman.
 "A novel uf Bret Harte's." said Mir, Miller
 Well. now. don't see how m i'm morfai Icing wnBfs ID be wasting his time wiIh such sFuY
 Are yau quite sure" said rhe poet. .-ti,af am an immortal being '-Of course yefi are
 -If thar f< the fi<e. responded Nil- .er T sian.f zee Wi.t ns-.si l~' s1, yerf ecs,nambaf nf Hss ftees
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
TO .ns Reara ef County Commissioners for

ru the ReAri ct County Commissioners for Nlaiham County.
 fhervhs Aegiy sar \ lieeass te sen srlrituass asiss i,i Ntsafias ii,fepss s-s. 3-ef h5tf, thlac w3at As.sf sas4ss ss Na af ttiia5 SfFvcfs town ef rasn&sa. Ssan NJ piNsc ef bnStuess ts pot ls,safsSi elthfa .ea fsei la dirSst hes tEeta Suy rkaseA land es paeise es prsss'siSt sssafssl. 9f the. ns4ua4se= pertaining tftegsfn of aRY past cftset as rahfe iiasart cesssctefS. Ilstss5 ss fasslsas, 9a Is aetA esf es tStotSs, A.
 tNkRN tNREf, Applicant, We Inc undersigned. e7esger< aeA fAS eayess, owning rssl sssfafs ,i the tB~n ai tatastsfs ard Aefshe Sisa and eHaease shs saasselaE arafi cation csir4F. fa4tey, fer a iiseass. sne hettaN ceriifN that sAtd agpicAat ls settshsg person ta D. tceASssi pursuant te Sald apnliCsttcu. tlatea st f1taAfa tAis slist assN 0s tes0ter, A. n.. lefA.
 ktsNAEi k lKgiag
 D. Maynard
 frsak GstsleuF.
 r. S nrkEhs
 l., Davis hereby cerilfy that tue above nan,e3 stsnsrS aud casiuFscss are eleSyosS sud tax ftNers. e~n. sns ~ al estate, ia the town ot Putnam, tean, Dated Al Putnam, tAis ssish das ot kAetoher, A.
 FREDERICK N. SEWARD.
 Iawn Clgfk,
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

Pinkhams Vegetable Compound made me a we'll woman and have no more baekache. hope I can help others by telling them what Lydia E. pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done for me - MRs. EMMA MISE, sSa First St, Milwaukee. Wis
 The above Is only one of the thou. sands of grateful letters which are constantly being received by the Pinkham Medicine Company of Lynn. Mass, which prove beyond douhtthat Lydia k. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound. made from roots and herbs, actually does cure these obstinate dis eases of women after all other means have failed. and that every such sui ering woman owes il to herself to at least give Lydia E. Pinkham's Negeta- hle Compound trial before submit ting to an operation, Or giving up hope of recovery.
 Mrs. pinkham, of Lynn. Mass, invites all sick women to write her for advice. She has guided thousands to health and her advice is tree.
 Al i, C,ItkI ur rRcbAit HOLDEN Al A Woodsteek within and fer the district a Woodstock the 9th day uf Oct, A. p. teca.
 Present, CLARENCE II. CHILD. Judge.
 tn smotion of Hebfs |. Child ot Woodstock Conn, administrator on Ihe iatesfate estate ef Harriet N. .Fitts. late of Woodstock within said district. deecased
 This Court doth decree that six months bs Al lowed and limited for the creditors uf sad eSs Lat, 10 exhibit their claims against the same to the administrator and directs thafpnhite notice bs g seu oi this order by advertising in news. paper having circulation la said district. and by pesting copy thereof on the public sign.po ! in said town Of Woodstock aearest the place where the deceased last dwefi.
 tertiHed trom Record.
 4aa CLARENCE II. CHILD. Iadge
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
n . the Count, Commissioners for windham

r the County Commissioners for windhAm County
 hereh, ply tes nuggIstss license to sell spirituous and intoxicating lquors, ale lager beer, rhine wine and eisbs [, al ltH pfuyi. dence street. town If Putnam Conn. l sxrcc not 10 sell spritnaas and intoxicating liquors tn hc drunk nn tho premises; l ssfee net n sell spirtaoas and intoxicating liquors n quantities exceeding one gallon. except othct distilled liquors and those in quautities ua' exccudipf fiyo gallons. ! agree so pay Hliy daliara only for such bceuse. and that t shall be rcvocsbie for misrepresentation fl do not falnll the tose going agreements.
 And |, on oath. ao state that the hussnsss thera to be carried on is one which l an en- gagged ss proprietor, and that am llcenscd phArmscist.
 Dated \, Pasnsm, Conn.,. this 18th day of October, A. D., 10Op.
 JOSEPH !. DuPRE. Applicant. We the undersigned. nre electors aud tar payerr, owning resl estate. of The town ci pnts nam. Conn.,, and hereby .ign and endorse tte foregoing application of Joseph u. pupfe for . license. And hereby certify that said applicant Is . suitahie rerson to be hccnsed pursuant e said application.
 Datud st ru,nam. this 18th day cf October, A. D., l909.
 Joseph Lapalmc
 Johu Carroll.
 Joseph Carroll Alphonsc Dupses Joseph ts0bin l hereby certify that tho above nAmed siguers aud endorseu are electors and tnx payears, owning real cst~tc. ia the sowm of PutaRin Conn.
 Dsied ., Putnam. 'Coup.. this 18th day of FREDERICK W. SEWARD, Town ti<ak
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
The Fioisher.

On board one of Engisnd's warships . marine vino had said he WAS D., trade il piano fnisher was employed with the carpenters crew.
 One day the carpenter was sent for and asked If he could repair hole In the veneer of ihe wariroom piano. which had s-en burnt by nn officer laying down ou it lighted cigar Of course he recommended the ssd ma rine. who was at once sent for.
 Somehow however. work dh moi seem to pr,yress. and. ts.ing taxed with the delay .Jee said:
 "Ruf this Ieb k not in thy ifnr. sir.
 Not in your lIn~r was fhe rrply. But you said you were piano fin isber.-'
 "yes. SO 1 was. sir" said he. -bui the very last iab on the piano Is the taking of fl home"
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29
TO THE BOARD oy COUNTY coAmis

TO THE BOA RID oy COUNTY cOMMfs. siONEks for wiadham County hereby apply fOv liceape ss sell spiriiuoas and into xlcstinG liquors. ale. lager besr, rbin~ wine and eideT, at tge Providence stfest. iowa of Putnsm, couu. My bihce Of business iH not located within s60 feet In direct line from Amy church edince of public 1T parochiai school. or the premises pertaining iltsfefo. of sny post offse, pubiie library, or eeb,atery. Dmaed al fufnEsn, Conn, ttsts i6th day Of October, A. D., isOg.
 NAPOLEON NUlRE. Applicant We, the unsiefsigaed. are electors ~ad tax paysrs, owning real r t.ts, ef the towu Of fu ssia, Conn, and hereby sisu and sndofs~ the foregoing application Of Napoleon Mufe for 4 iis snse and hereby certify that ssd applicant Is . suitable person to be licensed parsaant 10 said application. October, A. Ds, I~1;
 William vandnis
 E. |. Davis
 Victor Aagsr
 Julien BeIIefts~
 John q. ysndaie hereby certify that ths sDoss named sienerx and Bdofssrs electors and iax ? ysfs. owa- tDv Teal estate, ia tbe town of futpaB. Coon, Dated as Putnam. gonn.. this 10th day of October. 4. D iyos
 FREDERICK ". SEWARD,
 Town Casrk.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

To lhs Losrd ot toants Commissioners for Winsiham, County. hereby apply for license to se1 sptfitu0us and intoxicating liquors. ale, lager hssr, rhine wine, and cii ter. at 25ts rear of Mailan Building town ct i.gts...; My p'Ass ci .eusinsss !. church edincc or publis or paroebisi school, or the premises psTtainIns thereto. or any post afIicc public library or cemetery Dated at Putnam. this s.h day of Octobtr. A.. D. ivdo.
 fHILtAs eL0urtEH, Applicant. We.the undersigned. are electors snd iax payers owning real estats, of the town Of Putnam Conn aud hereby nisD and endorse the foregoing application Of fbiiias tloutier, for . license and hereby certify that said applicant is . suit bie person to be itceDssu pafsuant to said sIss piiestton.
 Dsted ft fatnam, Conn, tnis sh day of oct A. D., iv0s.
 Edward Muiian,
 John is. L.lirs,
 Josepa Nj Dure.
 James bibesntt
 A. N. Laefas-, hereby certify that the above uamed sianers and endorsefs are riectorp aud t.x paysrs. own ing real esfA'e. ih the town oi Putnam. C0nul Dated at Putnam. Conn., tsi. Stu day of Ocs A D., INg0.
 FREDERICK W. SEWARD.
 Town Clerk