Putnam patriot., 1909-10-01

Mrs. George F. Shaw is entertain ;ng her sister, Mrs. Allen of Hartford
 Joseph Gagne, clerk in Burt's drug store. k spending his vacation in New York.
 Frank Potter has removed his fam ,lv to Webster. He is to run as engi- peer on the Southbridge local. Mrs. Ella Stoddard has returned bone from a visit with relatives in Springfield
 -Nr. and Mrs. K. A. Wheelock and C. Harold Gilpatrie, have returned from Richmond Springs, \. Y., where they spent two weeks.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Carrie BuIlard, daughter of R. l.. Ballard, of this city. and Thomas Con- well, of Danielson.
 After six months visit with her aunt, Mrs. Chas. H. Kelley, Grove st., Miss Lillian Merriette, of Springfield, returned to her home on Saturday. -MfSs Idufd tiuuCy ot ANOltudiups ton, Mass. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. c. A. Hammond, Prospect street, | Oak Hill.
 In accordance with recent deci- sion of the State Railroad Commission CTS, an overhead bridge is to be erected over Spinney's railroad crossing, above Thompson.
 MT. and Mrs. H. H. Davenport, of Pomfret, wish to announce the engage ment of their son, Le Roy H. Daven- port, of Brayton, Neb., to Miss Beulah Beatrice Munson, of Cozard, Neb.
 Owing to the lay out of the new road improvement from Thompson to Putnam, the railroad tracks between West Tempson and Mechanicsville had to be elevated to meet the new grade.
 The engagement of Miss Mabel Christian Pratt, daughter of MT. and Mrs George H. Pratt, of this city and Frederick Nj. Rudowsky, of White Plains, \. Y. has been announced.
 keys Lost-A bunch of keys-two post office box keys and two door keys between the post office and Oak Hill. The finder will be rewarded by leaving them at the PATRIOT office. Mrs. k. Ernshaw and her daugh- ter. Miss Marion, have returned to their home in New York after some months stay al the home of MT. and Mrs. Mo- ses c. Leonard. Miss Marion is to en- ter the Horace Mann School. There will be a meeting of the State Forestry Association at the resi- dence south Place. Senexet Road of 1 Dr. Arthur Mathewson, South Wood- 1 stock, Friday, October. sth, at l a. m. I The public are cordially invited to at l tend.
 A meeting of the Selectmen and l Town Clerk were held in the rooms Of | the former, on Saturday, from a. m. ! to7p. m., to admit applicants qualified 1 t receive the electors oath. Forty i seven new voters were admitted and | two applicants were rejected-one be- 1 cause he was unable to read, and the | other because he had not been resi- | dent of the town six monts. The Re- l gstfars had accepted 97 applicants and | with these fl makes total of IA new l voters. The hoped-for rain came at last 1 Commencing on Sunday and ending on | Tuesday about , o'clock, with as glo- 1 rous rainbow as human eyes ever be- 1 held-it spanned the eastern heavens Tom north to south, the colors being 1 as brilliant as possible and perfectly l kyen throughout, from end to end. The | hfst exclamation made by every one l eas, "Oh. I never saw a rainbow be- ofe so perfect and beautiful.N se- l Fond rainbow was seen few degrees vest, evidently reflection of the bril- ant one. "The Bow of Promise,n 1t Fertainly was. Over four inches Of rain | sii altogether during the three days. ais will supply power to the mills for Pome time. W. J. Brady, formerly of this city, hose relatives reside on Pomfret -ieet, is appearing in "A Gentleman 'om Mississippi which is playing an naehnite engagement at the Park The Ire, Boston. MT. Brady was assigned ae part of "Horatio Peabody, Senator Fom Pennsylvania" the most promi- ent male part next 10 the two stars lessrs. Wise and Fairbanks. He takes aand in several of the dramatic situa- 0as, which affords him a chance to ehonstrate that he has ability in the 'oession he has chosen. His friends 'a aequaintances in this city would
 pieased with his work and could not ls Ike the play, which they can see 1asy drop into the Park Theatre while
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 -on August 2lst son was born to ' and Mrs. Robert James Warren. 's oany has been named Bernarr Mac aaen arren. after the noted physi-
 eaitarist, who is the head of the
 mar Macfadden sanatorium, at ,ssae Creek, Mich. MT. Warren is 1s much interested in physical cui-
 For the past year Mir. Warren
 his wife have been at the Metropo-
 .a Holiness Bible School at Wauke-
 Wis At present he is engaged in
 porirait business at Hampshire,
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