Putnam patriot., 1909-07-30

Joseph E. Rawson is visiting tela- lives in Central Village.
 James Woodson is spending a nlonth with his grandmother inBrook- lyn.
 Clerk H. A. Johnson, at the post office, spent couple of days down the Providence river last week.
 -C. NJ. Letters, wife, and friends are spending their vacation al Postmaster Letters camp, Quadie Pond.
 Letter Carrier Henry N. Benoit will spend his fifteen days vacation at Old Orchard, lde.
 Maurice Mcintyre has resigned his position with the Lynn Electric Co.,, and has returned home.
 Miss Elizabeth Child is guest of friends at "Lords Point Stonington, for week.
 A party Of young people from the upper part of the city had clam bake and picnic at Quadic Pond, Sunday.
 Mrs. E. G. Letters, son Halford, daughter Genevieve, and Mrs. Myra Munson, are at Buttonwoods, K. l., for twoo weeks.
 Walter York and family, of Gard ner, Mass, have been the guests of his sister. Mrs. A. D. Mcintyre and fami- ly, Farrows street.
 Mrs. Carrie Gascoigne and son Ran som. left Friday noon for Toledo, Ohio, tovisit Mrs. Gaseoigne's daughter, Mrs. Frank Forster.
 Mrs. F. Carpenter and daughters, and Dr. NJ. J. Bullard, returned last Thursday from Crescent Beach.
 Mayor J. J. McGarry has been ap- pointed District Deputy of the Knights of Columbus, in place of Edward Sul- livan, of Danielson, resigned.
 Miss Bertha Sargent, Grove street, is entertaining the Misses Marion and Evelyn Tourtellotte, of Northampton, Mass.
 Misses Rachael and Kate Brady are spending the week in New York city, guests of their brother, William Brady, formerly of this city.
 Louis Winslow is the new teamster for the Adams Express company. By ron Lamondy has been transferred to the office position made vacant by the illness of Clarence Taber.
 An automobile party, consisting of Misses Ruth $. Murfey, Mary Whea- ton, Gladys Murfey, and Fredell Ran- dal, visited the shore resorts on the Providence river Thursday.
 The proposed changes in the Brad ley building, on Front street, does not include a change of entrance to the theater, as stated last week, but possi- bly some improvement. The entrance will remain on Front street.
 List of letters remaining in the Putnam Post Office for the week end ing July 2:
 -Ladies-Mrs. Judith Brenan.
 Gentlemen-William Fintz, Henry Goyette, Gus Svenson.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Hammond en- tertaind John Breckinridge, Of North hampton, Mass, over Sunday. He re- turned home Monday. accompanied by his wife and children who had been staying there for two weeks.
 Mrs. Shepman, of San Francisco, Gal, who has been spending the past two months with her sister, Mrs. Louis Alton, left this city for Boston, on Fn- day, en route for home, accompanied by Mrs. Alton, who is spending seYer- al days in Boston.
 Samuel Field and son Harold left on Monday morning for arlington State. They will enter their names in the drawings of government land soon to take place there. Should they be successful they may decide to locate there permanently, but will return home first.
 The regular monthly meeting Of Division I, A. o. H., will be held in their hall, on Pomfret street, Sunday, August 1st. A full attendance is re- quested. A meeting of the County Board will be held. The committee on literary services promise an interesting program. Sec'y.
 There will be treat for lovers Of music on August 6th, in Thompson. The male quartet Orpheus will be at the Town Hall, and Mrs. Hale Jacobs will give some readings. The Quartet orpheus is from the New England Con- servatory of Music, Boston. and sus- tains to the full the good reputation which it gained under the leadership Of Mir. Babcock, of Dudley, teacher Of vocal music at the Conservatory al Boston.
 -One of our subscribers sent us a number of the PATRIOT dated May 51, ls7S-S1 years ago-in which is gwen notice of the coming dedication of tAe Tabernacle in June to be used by the National Association for the Pro- motion of Christian Holiness, to take place in Putnam. Among the preach CTS rho were to take part in the serNi- ee- were Keys. John :. inskip, J. A. Wood, Dr. Levy, William Mcdonald,