Putnam patriot., 1909-08-20

MT. C. NJ. Fenner and wife return ed Friday from their Nova Scotia trip.
 Jerry Labby has sold his driving horse to party in Providence.
 -J. Kalin and wife spent Sunday in Worcester.
 Frank Thayer and wife are occupy ing a cottage at Lords Point.
 Maurice J. Moskyitz entertained his mother, from Worcester, over Sum- day.
 Elm street, near Canal has been dug up for a few days to fix up leaky gas mains.
 Attorney Geissier and City Engi- naer Wright trollied to Boston Friday to see the Cleveland Boston ball game
 -J. Harry Mann, who is spending the month at Gales Ferry was in town Friday and Saturday.
 -C. W. and W. l.. Bradway have sSd two house lots on Mechanics stree; To John C. Buck of Thompson
 saturday afternoon a party will be given in honor of the engagement of Miss Minnie Renick, South Main st.
 Mrs. Chas. W. Bradway and daughter, Martha, were ill Worcester "Wednesday last.
 --Only a few names were added to the isl of caucus voters, by the Town Registrars, at their recent meeting.
 Thomas MeDermott has returned from vacation of one week, spent at Boston. Portland and other cities.
 -Reni. r. Delano of Worcester spent sunday with his wife and son Bra6way.
 John A. Randall of Whitinsville, who has been the guest of relatives in Putnam and Danielson, has returned home.
 Miss Martha NJ. Bradway re- .s4mes her duties in Barnard, Sumner .6 Putnam Co.'s Millinery Department Worcester, Aug. 3. after two months vacation.
 Elizabeth Porter Putnam Chapter will hold cake sale on Friday, this week, from to p. m. on the vefanda Of the residence of Mrs. J. B. Kent, 36 Church street.
 List of letters remaining in the Putnam Post Office for the week end- ing August l.:
 oentlemen-D. F. Casey, Armidas Letienr, Harry Moniyon.
 I.adies-Mrs. Richard Barrett, Mrs. Jennie Chase, Mrs. Aiois Hostomsky, Miss Il. Sanders.
 Civil engineer Herbert J. smith began work Monday for the Connecii- cut state Bridge Commission, assisting in making a preliminary survey for the new Connecticut river bridge 10 be bailt at Saybrook.
 Geo. Lewis resumed his duties in the shoe department of the E. D. Bug bee Corporation, on Monday, after a two weeks vacation. The manager of the department, Geo. B. Champhn, left the same day for his annual vacation, going first to join his mother and sister al Crescent Beach.
 Instead of the late eN-Senator thas. L. Dean, of Maiden, Mass, leaving slo0o eco, it turns out to be only about third of that sum-s5o6 GOO. CT this sum s3,0O0 is felt to the Baptist church Of Ashford, and Sl ,00o to the Methodist church of Eastford. The remainder ei the property is to be divided between tae wife and his two sons.
 Ms. Huldah Scarborough Morse, died in AilIimantie last week aged s9 wars. For the last few years Mrs Morse had made her home al PlainYilie with her daughter, Miliie l.. Burton, vie Of Rev. Robert, former resident of this city, who has cottage in Nil- limaatie, where Mrs. Morse died. Mrs. Morse also leaves a son, Edward l.. Morse. of West Woodstock, and sis ter, Mrs. L. E. Bixby, Of Phrondike, Mass.
 A great opportunity for five hun' dred men, from T to 40 years of age, to step into position under the Nationa' GoveFnmen nt, at salary of $500 veal -sa day-to begin on. The duty Is to De forest rangers. They must be oi good character, temperate, and in good physical condition. An examination to ill vacancies in the ranger force on li9 national forests in twenty-one states and territories, including Alaska, VIII be held October 5 and 26. This exam nation will be held at each forest su- pervi,or's headquarters in the national Forest States and Territories-Michi- gan and Florida are the nearest states where New Englande-s will be exam incl. Full information can be had by addressing "National Forest Service Washington, D. C.n
 beacon Charles N. Fenn and vile long and we'll known in this city, now and for ten years connected with tho Agricultural College at >toFrs, eeiebra led tGeiF silver wedding anniversary thiS week, al the home of Ms Tenn saster, Mrs. C. A. Barnes, East Put nam. < pleasant social time was held nngA dinner lime after which pho Iogfapas of The bride and groom and a