Putnam patriot., 1909-09-17

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 Misses Nellie and Sarah Egan have sn, hack from their business trip to New York.
 Arthur l.. Duvert. of Woonsoeket, xas the guest of local friends the past week.
 The mother of Mir. A. C. Luke, of .his city. died at her home in Dedham, Mass. last Friday night.
 Rev. E. F. Beneit will speak at the Baptist church, this city, at $50, next Sunday.
 Miss Katherine Thayer, of Chap man street, entertained a party of young friends at birthday party Thursday.
 The Jews of this city keep their New Year holidays on Thursday and Friday this week.
 M. NJ. Dwyer and Thomas Gan. non attended a convention at Stam- ford. held on Monday and Tuesday this week.
 -.aonday the announcement was made that David Flagg would be ean- didate for Town Clerk at the coming annual town election.
 The next regular meeting of the Non partisan w. C. T. L. will be held with Mrs. Joseph McKachnie, on Elm street. on Monday, Sept. 20, at 3 p. m. Sec'y. Michael Harrington, of Brooklyn who attempted suicide last Friday, is at the Day Kimball Hospital, and is in fair way of recovery. Charles P. Grovesnor, of Abingdon, who was recently injured in an auto mobile accident and taken to the Day kimbal Hospital, continues to im- prove.
 Court City of Putnam, Foresters of America, conferred degrees on a class / of candidates in their hall, Sunday af- ierneon. The lodge team conferred the degrees.
 "A petition, asking, that vote be taken on the question whether or no the town would favor license, at the coming annual meeting, has been sign cd by the requisite number of names. "A city bowling league is to be or ganized in this city during the next few weeks. It will consist of teams of leca players and teams of players from surrounding villages.
 Occasionally we receive articles and notices of various kinds for publica- ton which we have to refuse because unaccompanied by any name. People should never send letters or eommuni- cations without signing their names to be sare of receiving attention.
 The haif-hourly schedule that has been in force on the line of the Connec- tieut trolley company, between Me ehanicssille and Danielson since June, has been discontinued for the summer. The cars are now being run on the hourly schedule, with the running time nmsining as heretofore.
 Peterson store, in the Court House block, was ''burglarized9 by some poor thief, who exchanged his clothes for some better ones he found in the store, and took some chocolate candy. He might be traced by the garments he let behind, if it was worth the while.
 Station Agent K. C. Jewett is away on one of the annual tours of the Rail- road Agents Association of New En- gland He was accompanied by his wife. The tour begins at Boston to Lake Of Bays on the St. Lawrence, vis- Hing Montreal and all the prominent places up to the city of Toronto and back.
 Announcements of the marriage of Miss Susie Alkaline Crane and Clarence Arthur Brunette, son of Mir. and Mrs. r |. Brunette, Grove street, this city. The wedding took place at Arlington, Mas, on Wednesday, Sept. sth- NIT. and Mrs. Brunette will be at home at North Arlington, after Nov. lst. The young couple were the guests of Mrs. !. |. Brunette over Sunday.
 For the past few weeks, we have Even large space to the three import snl public events that have taken place n The last two weeks in this clty and aompson. A weekly paper has little pace 10 spare for such unusual combi- alons of important occurrences. We ze'ted ourselves to give them the full s announcement and reports possible pss even then we were unable to do asm all the justice their importance de Banded, AS we had to giveithe various Epartments of the paperitheir proper sention. Itis not.often such number
 interestings take place almost at the anae time.
 -since the convention of the (. T. A adjourned. last week, we hear from kiegaies after returning home telling ssry one what good time they had in
 slnan and that the State Convention eseF before had such . grand recep-
 n as the citizens of our city gave 1t.
 ae principal speaker at the Consen- 'as Rev Fr. NJ. A. Sullivan, in open
 ais brilliant address, remarked:
 the fast Convention we made no
 eiake when we voted to hold the
 sleia Convention in Putnam. He
 2 fsisrred to the encouraging assist
 e iEs citizens contributed towards its