Putnam patriot., 1909-10-29

Raymond Gilpatric has returne, from Seattle, Wash.
 Miss Florence Sargent Of Bostor was at home over Sunday.
 Joseph MetIy spent sunday witl his family in this city.
 Mayor McGarry and wife attend ed the wedding of the latter's sister ir Danielson Monday
 Rev. F. D. Sargent went to Nash ua, \. H., Wednesday to perform thu marriage ceremony of friend.
 Rev -B. F. Benoit will speak at th< Baptist church, this city, as s.so, nexl Sunday.
 Mrs. Alice E. Reed returned te hel home in Seattle, Wash. Tuesday, afsel a months visit with Mrs. Jesse Rich Woodstock avenue.
 There will be preaching servics held in Odd Fellows Hall, Danielson next Sunday at 7aso p. m. Preaching by Rev. Messrs. Grimstead and Sims.
 Sergeant Patrick Hayes of the DO lice force is enjoying his annual yaca cation. Special officer Chas. Tetreaull Is doing night duty during his absence
 MT. and Mrs. George A. Soule, ol Sunnyside street, left here on Tuesday for De Land, Volusia county, Florida to spend the winter.
 -Mr. Amos Larock, wife, and theil little son have returned home from Canada, where they were called by the sudden death of MT. Laroek 's father.
 List of letters remaining in the Putnam Post office for the week end ing Oct. 2e:
 Gentlemen-W. ]. Case, k. Fl. Reed f3l, Thomas Coe, Frank Filion, Frank Maynard.
 The agents of an insurance compa, ny in various towns along the trolley line were in Putnam Tuesday after. noon for meeting with Asst. Supt James Raiierty.
 Excavations are being made in the rear of the Bradley building for an ad' dition in which bowling alley Is to located Entrance will he from Front and Livery streets.
 On Tuesday, "Wednesday Thursday Nov. 9-1l, the 43d annual Conference Of the CongregationalisLs of Connecti' cut will meet at TorringIon' The con- ference is made up of the pastor and one delegate from each church.
 At the annual meeting of the Wo. mans Congregational Home Mission ary Union of Connecticut, to be held at Waterbury tomorrow, Friday, Miss Larned is to be the first speaker. Hel subject will be on the "Work Among the Mountain Whites.n
 A deer passed through this city on Monday morning. 1twas seen by two boys on Oak Hill, coming down one oi the streets 10 the Monohanset trench across which 1t swam. It was watched by the employees in the silk mill as Il passed through the mili yard and dis appeared in a southerly direction.
 Excavations have commenced on Grove street for the line of drainage pipes recently authorized by vote al special city meeting, to carry drain age water from Grove and other streets in that vicinity to the Quinebaue river.
 An enjoyable meeting of the 0. NJ club was held with Miss Phinney al the home of MT. and Mrs. c. A. Ham mond on Prospect street, Monday eve ming. The hostess gave most enter taining paper on summer in the Ad irondaeks. Plans for fancy work for 2 Christmas sale were discussed and dainty refreshments were served. The next meeting is to be held at the Con gregationai parsonage.
 The Fitchburg, Mass, Sentinel gives an interesting account Of the 35th anni- versary of the dedication of the West Fitchburg Methodist church of thai city, and in honor of the event, II was fittingly observed with special religious servies on Sunday, Oct. 2i. The Pas tor of the church is Rev. Jerome Wood, son of the venerable E. k. Wood, of this town. The Sentinel says: "The sermon preached by the Pastor, Rev Jerome Wood, was most eloquent and 1t was followed by a detailed account of the history of the church from its beginning to the present day"