Putnam patriot., 1909-10-15

James Barnes is the new porter al the Putnam Inn.
 Jerry Labby spent several days al Broekten, Mass, Fair.
 -Andrewv. Frost has returned from visit with friends in Yonkers, \. Y.
 Win. H. Taylor and family spent Sunday in Providence.
 Mrs. Edgar Clarke is the guest of relatives in Colchester.
 Mrs. Edward F. Perry is visiting relatives in Bridgewater, Mass.
 A. D. Mcintyre has moved his fa- miiy from Farrows street to the north part of School street.
 Attorney Ralph W. Botham, of New York, spent Sunday with his pa. rents, Oak Hill.
 Miss Arinda W. Endyard, who has been spending the. summer at Prince ton, Mass., returned home Saturday.
 Daniel Byrne, of Boston, spent Sunday with his mother on Woodstock avenue.
 Mrs. c. F. Waterman recently en- tertained Mrs. Reach, of Danielson, and Mrs. Winter, of Willimantic.
 MT. Wallace Stearns and wife are to occupy the new house corner of Brad ley and Fremont streets.
 Mrs. Reuben Sykes and her daugh- ter Phyllis are spending few weeks in Newark, N.J.
 Walter Barret has removed his fa- mily from School street to Grove Ter race.
 Miss Bertha Sargent is entertain ing Miss Elizabeth Whitcomb of Taun- ton, Mass.
 MT. w. J. Bartlett, wife and his two daughters, Dorcas and Ruth, had delightful ride to Springfield, Mon. day.
 Maurice Jones, who has been visit ing for two weeks with his sister, Mrs. W. J. Bartlett, has returned to his home in Utica, N. Y.
 Rev. John Walker and Fred Mor- rell, who have been touring Europe this summer, are expected home this week Friday.
 Judge F. +. Russell and wife, and their daughter, Constance, and Miss Nora Leary. spent Monday in Nor- cester.
 Elder Amasa Morse, 95, will go 10 Danielson next Sunday ]. to conduct the services at the Adventist church al P. m. The public cordially invited.
 Miss Lillian Donet, teacher in the Putnam High School, has been enter taining MT. Charles Emmons and wife of Exeter, \. H., and Mir. Emmons and wife of boston-who made the trip to and from that city by automobile. Tax Commissioner Corpin has ar- ranged times and places To meet the assessors in the various counties for the purpose of discussing the new tax laws. For this county the Tax Commissioner will meet our assessors in the new town hall, Willimantic, October 26,at pm Rev. +. D. Sargent and Chester l.. Child left here Monday for Minneapo- lis 10 attend the hundredth anniversa- " of the A. B. (. F. NJ. They are also to attend the annual meeting of the Congregational Brotherhood held in the same city.
 List of letters remaining in the Putnam Post Office for the week end- ing Oct. r.:
 William Hand, Louis Jordan, Alphonse Ledger, George N. Wllllains.
 LadIes-Miss Zuelio Martineili, NJ IS. Mary J. Miles, Miss Mary Wilson.
 William Witter Wright, of this city, son of Judge Wright, is included in the list of students in their freshman year, at Yale University, receiving ho- nors for meritorious work in all studies. Only five others from this Statesare in- cluded in the honor class, selected on merit from among the freshmen enter ing last year.
 The Telephone Bulletin" for Oe- iober has picture illustrating the ca- ble-carrying pole, located on south Main street, near the Putnam central telephone station. It is intended 10 show the superior method of arrange ment, which is characteristic of the wiring throughout the Putnam divi- sion, which includes Pomfret, Thomp- son. Woodstock, and wide range oi territory at this end of Windham coun- ty.
 The regular meeting of Elizaoetn Porter Putnam Chapter, ID. A. R-, was held in the chapter rooms in Pomirei street, Monday afternoon, preceded py meeting of the board of management The regent, Mrs. $. NJ. Wheelock, pre- sided. Reports of the officers and com mittees were read and accepted. Mrs G. B. Morse gave a report of the mid summer pilgrimage of the Chapter to Plymouth. Mass; and Miss Ellen wheelock gave a report of the pilgrim age to Woodstock in september.
 The Pascoag Herald sent out last week, in addition to it's regular eight page issue, . sixteen-page industnai section, in which is described and nu- merously illustrated the wonderful growth of the industries of the State oi