Putnam patriot., 1909-11-05

dsy in Norwich.
 Il A. Gagne has bought the express A,siness of Thomas Howarth. station agent F.. C. Jewett was in
 Hartford Thursday.
 MI. Muscayitch and wife enter. ,.;nsd relatives from Worcester over sunday.
 -Dr. NJ. Roy sharpe, of Uxbridge, ,.ated his parents Dr. and Mrs. W. H. sharpe, Church street, last Friday. MT. F. W. Perry and wife recently entertained E. A. Hartman, of Ten nesse.
 MIG. Leonard has been entertain iue his son, Frank Leonard, of Phila- delphia
 The regular meeting of Mansfield Hose Company was held in the com- pany's rooms Tuesday evening-inclu- ding banquet.
 The County Commissioners met here Monday and renewed all the pres ent licenses. There are 2l first-class licenses and drug store licenses.
 The regular monthly meeting of Di vision 1, A. 0. H., will be held Sunday, Nov. 7th, at their hall on Pomfret st. A full attendance is requested. The literary exercises will be resumed. An alarm of fire from box 3l, Mon- day morning, gave the department a run to Woodstock avenue, near the iunction of Providence street, 10 put cut chimney fire.
 -G. Raymond, of Providence, chair man of the general board of adjust ment. of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. was a visitor in Putnam last Friday.
 P. J. O'Brien, of Mechanicsville, is soliciting funds among the friends of Ereland in aid of the Irish Parliament tary party, and is meeting with gen efoas response.
 Armand Farley left for New Bed ford Tuesday morning, where he will study to become registered pharma- |eist, getting his practical experience in la drug store.
 The regular meeting of the Eliza beth Porter Putnam Chapter, D. A. R., will be held in the Chapter rooms in kent Block, Monday. Nov. s, at 5 P. In. A meeting of the Board will be held -it 22::30 P. m. We enormously stated, last week, that Geo. l.. Prentice represented A. Is. Warner Post, at New Haven re- |ontly. The fact k he was delegate l from Unity Encampment,s No. 2i, of | |Danielson, to the annual session of the 1 Grand Encampment, l. 0. O. F., of | Connecticut, held in New Haven Tues- | day, October 10th. A teachers meeting will be held in 1 the grammar department of the Moo- | |dus Center School, East Haddam, on | Saturday, November 6th, at 10 o'clock. 1 |harles E.. Pratt, of Willimantic, will 1 kpeak on 'sorganizationsand classiiica- (ion in country schools, E. I. N. Sad |er,of East Hampton, ,ien s'Seat Work Ind Charles D. Hine, of Hartford, on |'sehool management. The United States Civil Service Commission will hold special clerk barrier examination, in this city, Nov. 1
 at g am, for the,P Putnam post office; kge limit, Is to 45 years, and must be | \ citizen of the United State. ThoseOf 1 |he male sex must be feet in. tahl, | Ind weigh not less than 125 lbs. Full | particulars in regard to the examina- Fion, compensation, &c., may be oh- |ained from Everett A. Burgess, local l feefetary, Putnam post office. The 2Tth annual meeting of the | |onneeticut Valley Kindergarten As |oeiation will be held at Henr y Bar bard School, High street, Hartford, on faturday, Nov. 9th. At the morning |ession an address will be given by Ed bard P. St. John, School of Religious Pedagogy Hartford. Subject, !" Walk |n The Fields and Woods" InS the Af- |ernoon an address on "The ,Kinder- farten and the Grades" by J nnius C. fnowlton, Supervising Principal Win. Paester district, New Haven.
 William Beaumont, aged about F | |ears, was seriously injured at North Pfcsvenordale last week thursday af- | |efnoon when he fell froms a freight 1 fain on which he was stealing ride 1 Pnd had his left leg crushFsd under the | Fheel. The boy.was brought to Put am on the passenger tHain arriving fe'e from Worcester at sfx o'clock and
 s transferred to the ambulance and
 aken to the Day Kimball hospital.
 ae lad was cons jcious when taken fon the lrsin snd bore his injuries
 'asely. Ths leg was in such condi- e0n as to necesy eitate amputation, and
 e operation x Ias performed during |ne evening. -Rev. GeorgA F.. Noble. formerly
 ne Of the helpe Ars of Mir. F. M- Mes
 asef' st North q Gfosvenordale, in ms
 oAness movement but now pastor Of
 Aethodist church in Granby, Conn.,,
 ' ais activity in e enforcing the liquor
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