Putnam patriot., 1909-06-11

mi aakps stop al Oit StHNAci.
 new concrete walk is being laid the west side of Union block.
 The W. C. T. |. will meet with Mrs. Mary Gardner, Friday, June Il, st the usual hour.
 Prof. Huizing is to speak, next ,,onth. on aLiterary Standards in the Modern Drama" before the Mems League, in Saybrook, Conn.
 The regular meeting of the Kings papshtefs will be held with Mrs. Geo. Pratt. Wednesday. June Is, at 3 p. m. Rnsiness meeting at o'clock. Sec. Those who loaned dishes for use at the Carnival supper, may have same by calling at Mrs. Johnson's home, Grove street.
 The Sunday within the octave of the feast of Corpus Christi will be ob- served al St. Mary's church, next Sum- day with the customary ceremonies.
 -CargiIl Council, Knights of Golum- bas, has decided upon June 27th as the date for conferring the third degree on a class of candidates.
 -The regular meeting of the Eliza heth Porter Putnam Chapter, D. \. R., will be held in the chapter room in Rents block, June IA, at P. m. Meet ing of the Board at 2.5e p. I'll.
 While Captain Murray is attend ing court al Wilimantie, as witness in the Wood case, Sergeant Hays is do- ing day duty, and special officer Chaf- fee night duty.
 Al meeting of Mansfield Hose Co. Leon T. Wilson was elected dele gate to attend the State Convention of Bremen, to be held in New London on August 10 and II. Harry K. Morse was elected alternate.
 Miss MarceIla Cannon and Thomas j. 0'Hara, of Webster, were married on Monday morning in the St. Louis church of that place, of which the bade had been the assistant organist. Relatives of the bride went from this city to attend the marriage, her sister attending as bridesmaid.
 The train arriving here from Wor- eester to connect with the 9.27 express Boston and New York train, will here after be in charge of Conductor John Breen, who has been transferred from ihe Worcester and New London boat iFain.
 In about three weeks the building going up at the north part of thescity, near the Foundry and Machine Shop, designed for the Novelty Works Facto- Y, is expected to be finished. It Is large and substantial structure, and promises to be an important and valu- able addition to Putnam manufacture ing industries.
 Archie Macdonald, Past Exalted Ruler Of Putnam Elks, will represent the organization at the Elks' Reunion And meeting of the Grand Lodge at Los Angeles, July l2-I7. He will leave here July 4. Issaac Champeau repre- sented the Lodge last year at the Con- sehtion in Dallas, Texas.
 The colored Odd Fellows and Sis ters of Ruth will hold their annual union Thanksgiving service in their hall at Danielson, Sunday evening, June 18th at 7.30 p. m. The sermon will be delivered by the Rev.Mr. Perry os the Zion A. M E. church of Wor- cesler. The public are cordially invi- ted.
 -oak Hill, Putnam, has survivor in the person of Thomas l.. Taylor, of the famous battle between the Monitor ana the Merrimac. Taylor, who W as bon in slavery, was engaged on the Monitor in the first battle between iron- e.Aas in history. IL is a special honor b have been in that battle-but it sets hgAliy on Taylor.
 Rev Newton I. Jones, who went rom Thompson, last year, to take eaarge of Blanche Kellogg Institute, a >auiurce, Porto Rico, sends us note saving he has resigned his position ana Is coming to Connecticut. The 'easoh for this step is the serious con Oilion of his wife's health. He and his We are probably now on their way lsfe, and expect to make their home es summer at Brooklyn, Conn.
 -on Tuesday A. B. Yetter, of New io's, was in this city on a unique CT. and lis speciality is to pick up dap fso and peculiarly marked horses fol 1s stables in his home city. Evident ' ns is to supply new fad among one V 'i'e many classes of denizens of thai sra city That style of colored horse: aas not been esteemed as the black si'Ah and even full eolored white ami ...--s' Il will be.a good thing if tht
 e1aAd, for that style of horses keep, sts \ II viii even-up prices of all col sss in market.
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