Putnam patriot., 1909-12-03


 Murfey visited in Boston over Sunday. On Sunday, Dec. I2th, the annual meeting of Cargil Council K. of C. is to be held in their hall.
 -Chas. Thsyer and family, of Gen. tral Falls, R. l., visited H. J. Thayer and family over Sunday.
 The High School was closed today, Thursday, owing to the illness of Prin- cipal Spratt, and also Miss Titus.
 -Wilfred Maynard of Providence spent Sunday with his parents on Water street.
 Miss Grace Child, of Derby, was the guest of her mother, Grove staeet, oyer Sunday.
 Mrs. C. 6. Sabin Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Vaughan, of Worcester.
 Miss Blanche Warren of Daniel son is to make her home in Putnam for the winter.
 Mrs. c. Harold Gilpatric and her two children of Seward street are guests of relatives in Uxbridge, Mass. Geo. Warren of Putnam Heights h.s been appointed a constable by the seleetmen.
 -Mr. and Mrs. Herman Chandler and their daughter, Dorothy, of Wor- cester, have been guests of Putnam and Woodstock relatives.
 Next Tuesday evening the ladies of Jessamine Chapter, 0. E. S., will hold another of their favor dance enter tainments in Hammond Hall.
 Our weather prophets have all fail- ed in their predictions. November was beyond anything ever known for it's warm, delightful sun-shining weather. The wreeking crew from East Hart- ford were called to this city Sunday to put couple of cars back on the rails, in the freight yard.
 -E. E. Ray ymond, formerly Chef at the Putnam Inn, is to fill a similar po- sition in the new boarding house of the French River Textile company, Me- chanicsville.
 MT. F.. \. Foster and wife, Put nam Heights road, recently entertain ed Dr. and Mrs. George A. Sheppard, and Dr. Harold Foster, of New York, and Miss Constance Ives, Of Monlclair, N. ].
 A large automobile, being driven down Elm street, alter the heavy rain. last week, skidded in the mud and, coming in contact with pole, the body of the machine was considerably dam- aged.
 Early Wednesday morning bur glars got into the office of the Attawau- gan Co, in Attawagan and blew open the safe. They escaped ill an autome- bile with about S500.
 Putnam lodge of Eiks will hold their memorial services in their rooms in the Bugbee block next Sunday after noon. They will not be public this year as formerly.
 Rev. E. N. Belcher, pastor Of the Methodist church, was one of the speakers al the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the Methodist church at Attawaugan on Monday evening.
 Next Sunday afternoon the Put
  nam Aerie of Eagles is to have an tni- tiation and and social session in For e,ters' Hall. The election of officers for the ensuing term is 10 be held this week.
 TIP. Botham has sold the old Fish CT shoe shop, on School street, to Dor sey x Bone, iwho have been carrying on a tool handle manufacturing busi- ness there for some time. They will re- pair the damage done by the recent lire. Beginning Sunday, December 9th, the Sunday mail will close at 7:So pm. instead of 3:30 p. m. The dispatch will include mail for all points, and Is due to reach Boston, Providence, New York, and principal cities in Connecu- cut, for first delivery Monday morn- ings
 Mrs. Ella Clarke, who is spending the winter in Worcester, is at her home in this city for few days, as are also her daughters, Miss Josephine of New Boston, Miss Mabel of Hartford and Miss Louise of Rocky Hill.
 -E. w. Inman and daughter Of Worcester, Elmer A. Inman and fan- fly of Woonsocket, Eva l.. (Inman) Miller and husband of East Hartford, and Mrs. Celia Kent of Pawtucket were guests of MT. and Mrs. J. l.. h. man Thanksgiving.
 We have been expecting for some time to see . movement started to place State Senator Charles F.. E. Searls, Of Thompson, in a position worthy Of ms great abilities, training and high char aeter. We were glad 10 see that the same thought Is held by others, and al the recent banquet given in Wiliiman- tic to honor udge Robinson, the Cnaif- man in introducing senator sears, added, "Our Next Governor"
 There was a rush of travel at the local railroad station last week Wed nesday. Some of the afternoon trans were run in two sections to accolnnlo- date the holiday crowds Owing 10 uxA