Putnam patriot., 1909-08-13


 Clarence Taber continues to in- prove slowly,
 Prank c. Davis is one of the new est owners Of aR automobile in Put nam.
 -AdeIard viens attended wedding in Taunton. Mass, last week.
 Frank zllowilz spent sunday with relatives in Worcester.
 Maurice ] Mn-Eevitz and wife vis- tied in Webster over Sunday.
 -Rabbi obiz has returned from New York.
 -AIyan Bnssey of Norwich. form CT resident Of Putnam, Is spending q few days in town.
 Arthur 7haw, Of Bayonne, \. L, l. Inc guest ei his brother, thafies k. shaw
 --s'.sf. and Mfs. simon Farley, and Misses Louise farley and Diaae Bfesnit are spending week al Old Orchard.
 -ffedenek Palnaude spent q few days last week nith his brother In Webster.
 -Rey. Adrian Dykeman, assistant pastor at st. Mafy.s church, has fe- turned after au absence Of several months in Europe.
 --Dr. r. r. Todd, Of Danlelson, the visiting physician al the Day Kin bal Hospital for the month of August.
 William ] Brady, of this city, ts now playing the part Of Senator stone in "A Gentleman from Mississippi, Al the Netherlands Roof Garden, New York city.
 --Atthe Sunday afternoon services of the 5alsat Army at their hall at { o'clock, Mrs. C. ]. Middleton, sister of Mrs. Withee, will conduct the meet ing. :Eyening service as usual at o'clock.
 Deputy sheriff Iiolbfook sold the stock of Philip 5ilYas nt sheriff z sale last Thursday. The amount realized WIS sis.4f. The -iiSas store was re. centiy sold to satisfy the claims of ere. dilofs.
 Justin Greene, who has undergone surgical operations and been m III health for several months, is showing some improvement Mf Greene l. able to De out about the grounds al his home in this ely.
 indications are that nearly l00 new names will be added to the voting list of the town Of Putnam befofe the Oe- iobet election. Many of the new yot- efs will be from the Providence street section Of the city.
 Arrangements are all ready com. pIeted for the annual summer Held day meeting of Qninebaug Pomona Grange, on Thursday, August 2e, in North Woodstock at Echo farm, the home of Leonard H, Healy, master of the Connecticut State Grange. The refreshments will take The form of basket lunches, with coffee served by the host and hostess.
 Over at the Windham county jail in the town of Brooklyn they are con tinuing to make records Al relates to outside earnings and the amount of revenue received from outside sales. For July new high record was made with outside earnings amounting to sl O22 .26 and sundry sales amounting to S2i5.0s. The demand for labor has been exceptionally good and this fact has helped swell the revenue.
 The late Senator Charles l.. Dean --an interesting sketch of whose life by Rev. r. r, Briggs, may be found on our second page--named as his eNecu- tors the widow and State Treasurer Freeman F. Patten, of Connecticut. IL was reported that Senator Dean left in the neighborhood of sl ,01N, ,Uo0 and that the bequests are mainly to the mem. bers of his own tamily.
 Past President of the tiremen's Association Archibald Mac Donald, F \, klagg, Frank Murray, Frederick Dumas and Frank Monohan, were tn New London Tuesday attending the State Fifemen's Convention. Frank Monahan, Assistant Chief of the Put nam Fine Department, was elected County President of the State Fife- men \ Association.
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