Putnam patriot., 1909-09-03

i'f ~4h tceMa atu spent sunday al Gales Ferry.
 Matthias Lapalme, Smith street, is entertaining his cousin from Canada.
 Mrs. Ellen Johnson and daughter spent Sunday in Washington, R. I.
 M. J. Moskovitz, is entertaining his sister, from Worcester.
 Mrs. James Barnes and children are spending couple of weeks in New Bedford.
 Alexander Gilman and wife, and Miss Louise Remillard are at Rutland Nl., with friends.
 Harry St. 0nge and family of Wor. eester, are visiting relatives in this city.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will speak at the Baptist church, this city, at 5.so, next Sunday.
 Mrs. Arthur NJ. Clark has been en- tertaining Mrs. Charles W. Sturgess and her two sons, of New York.
 MT. William Alderman and wife, of Worcester, have been the guests of Mrs. A. NJ. Clark.
 Byron c. sherman has gone to New York to become physical director of of the West Side Gymnasium.
 Paul Wright returned to his home in New Haven last Thursday, after a two weeks visit with his brother in lhis city.
 -Leona Bertrand has returned from two months visit with friends in Montreal, St. Anne de Beaupre and other places in Canada.
 -E. NJ. Arnold has bought the brick house on Chapman street, his chatieur, Joseph Lerow, and family will oecu- py it.
 Mrs. Josephine Bullock, of New York city, returned home on Wednes- day, after two weeks visit with her brother, N. J. Hall, in this city.
 B. C. Paterson, of Torrington, came here Wednesday as a representative of the State Board of Agriculture to the Putnam Fair.
 Rev. ]. k. Stubbert, with his fam ily, has been spending his vacation al Crescent Beach. He will returnl to peach for his people next Sunday, Sep tember ,.
 -G. Byron Morse and Fred k. Will lis made a trip to Webster Lake Thurs day last, and brought home 2S black bass, several of them weighing over lbs each.
 The Pentecostal people of Daniel son have begun building a church. It will be the second Pentecostal church in this part of the county, Putnam having had one for two or three years.
 Smoke issuing from the Modern Shoe Repairing company, in the Ar eade block caused an alarm of fire to be rung in last Thursday evening. Some sawdust and rubbish were burn- ing in the cellar, but was quickly ex- 
 -A.;H. Davison, native of Put nam, but is now in xbridge, Mass. where he is carrying on a chicken farm in connection with gardening, came to this city Wednesday to attend the Put nam Fair, like many other former res idents.
 Hebrews observe their New Years Day September s, commencing al sun- set and ending at sunset on Friday the 10th. All Hebrew stores will be closed as 1t is sacred observance. Religious exercise will be held in Foresters' hall, during the two days, conducted by Rev. N Oblitz.
 Rabbi Herman Silver, Of Norces- ter, came to Putnam, last Sunday, to instruct the Jewish people regarding the New Thora, which has been pur- chased by committee in Putnam for future services, and will be used for the first time during the coming holidays.
 Miss Esmeralda Macdonald, the daughter of MT. Archibald Macdonald, has returned from visiting friends for two weeks in Boston, Charleston, N :. H., and Vermont. She will leave on Monday for Willimantic, where she has been engaged to teach in the public schools of that city
 Mrs. Lydia Lawton. former resi- dent of Putnam, died at Rockland, Mass. on Tuesday, August Slst. The body will be brought to Putnam, and nlactd in charge of undertaken l.. l.. smith. Burial in Grove street cemete- " Funeral services will be held in the chapel in the cemetery, on Friday this week, at 2 p. m.
 -springfield, like Putnam, Is adopt ing the go ahead methods Of advertis- ing herself. The Board of Trade, copy inc from our Business Mems Associa- tion. has had printed on small sheets ., naner a statement of the city's pro yressiveness and advantages, and all husiness houses are urged to inciuoe these slips in their communications.
 -Dr. omer LaRne, who went to the Massachusetts General Hospital, Bcs- ton. Monday week, to have an opera tion performed. had two calcuh re- moxed satisfactorily on Wednesday = h,,h ha m ade favorable recoye-