Putnam patriot., 1909-02-12

Stafford Springs on frluay.
 B. D. Bugbee has new Pope Hart ford roadster auto.
 A. D. Mcintyre has returne from his Southern trip.
 -Chas K. Shaw and John Johnson spent Saturday in Boston.
 Mrs. k. F. Whitmore of Williman- lie has been the guest of relatives in this city the past week.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach in theBaptist church, ,Danielson, next Sum- day afternoon at 400 o'clock.
 MT. Edward Williams and wife, of Providence, have been the guests of Henry Williams, in this city. Mrs. Mabel R. Randall announces the engagement of her daughter, Blanche Atwood Randall to Charles Knewlton Shaw.
 The special issue of the Lincoln postage stamps will be placed on sale al the Putnam post office Friday morn- ing.
 Miss Bertha Sargent spent Sunday with Miss Marion Tourtellotte in South Hadley, Mass. On Tuesday she visi- ted the Physical Training School in Springfield.
 The regular meeting of the No- mans Board of the Day kimball Hos- pilal will be held in kent's block, Pom- fret street, Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock
 A Teachers meeting will be held in the Town Hall, Barkhamsted, on saturday, Feb. 13, al l0:30 a. m.-Sub- feet: .sCourse of Study-Werk, Book, spelling.n Under charge of Charles D. Hine, Hartford.
 -Cargill Council, Knights of Colum- bus, have their plans under way for their annual Easter Ball. The follow ing are the committee of arrangements M. NJ. Dwyer, Thomas P. Ryan, J. B. Morin, Isaac Champeau, Alcide St. |onge.
 -Cohn < Harris Minstrels, with which Henry NJ. Morse, of this city, is connected, gave an entertainment in New York city, last Sunday evening, Or the benefit of an institution for crippled children. A souvenir program Eold for 800. About s4,O00 was real zed.
 -Broduer X St. Mary have recently purchased the market of G. Chaput, on Pomfret street. Broduer is brother t Alderman Brodaer. Mir. St. Mary ecently conducted a store at West fhempson He was member of the IIeehanicsville base ball team when it as one of the best in this section. both are enterprising young men. List of letters remaining in the utnam Post Office for the week end bg Feb. 3:
 I.adies-Mrs. Ella Bishop, Miss Lena Bradley, Miss Nellie A. Clark, Mrs. itz Henry Paine, Miss Susan Parsons, iss Angie sherman.
 Gentiemen-Harry D. Connall, Ar d Nelson, Charles Lockwood, George apen.
 Martin H. Putnam, S2 years old, a at-grandson of israel Putnam of evolutionary fame, dropped dead at uskegon, Mich, on Sunday, having come excited over joining the play children snowballing in the street. had been a resident of Michigan thirty years, living most of that he in Pentwater. He is survived by arge family of sons of daughters. Miss Addie k. Gascoigne enter ned a number of her young lady ends at her home on Wednesday ernoon. The favors were hearts and es, the guests recognizing the near proach of the feast of St. Valentine, the following telegram received He the company was at supper dis led the real significance of the func- and congratulations followed:
 Putnam, Conn, Feb. 10, 1909. asten 10 announce the matrimonial agement of Addie E.. Gaseoigne and nk II. Forster. Wedding bells will in April. DAN CUPID. Quinebaug Lodge, No. l0e, A. F.
 NJ, extended an invitation 10 les in Webster, Danielson, North esenordale, Woodstock, and to all nrning brethren, to be their guests, Thursday evening. Two hundred pms gathered in the Temple in res e, and witnessed the working of N. NJ. degree by W. NJ. Lucius P. jam, and officers of fQuinebaug
 e At the conclusion of the de-
 short addresses were made by the ers of the visiting lodges, and they
 unanimous and unstinted in their
 for the manner in which the
 was conducted The gathering
 he largest that ever assembled in
 emple. A collation. was served
 close.
 | the meeting of the Putnam ce-
 (y Association, in the Council
 ber. the following officers were
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 kideut-G n. Bafe~.
 k-PreSldent--L. II. Fuller.
 |elarY and Treasarer-N. A. Bal
 tees for three yeaFs-Engene A
 oek, John 0. Fox
 niltee on trees-E,- T. N hitmore.
 Hs A. Wilcox.
 uafttee on trasts-t has, W Brad