Putnam patriot., 1909-10-08

rneSf Of her sister, MS. Ueo- l. shaw, Pleasant street.
 On Friday last MT. Richard Cor. man made a trip to Providence in their automobile.
 Prosecuting Attorney Card left on Wednesday for months rest at Sar- anac Lake, N. Y.
 Charles Crandall and John Quinn, of the Soldiers Home at Noroton, ar rived in this city on Friday to spend 6 few days with friends.
 N. NJ. Parker, proprietor of the de pot restaurant, and Miss l.. R. Gill christ, of this city, were married at South Braintree, Mass, Sept. 18th, by Rev. Joseph Kyte.
 Fred R. Willis has bought the Mon roe Hoyle farm on the killingiy road and will remove his family there this week, and also his painting business.
 George w. Holt and family, who have been spending a few weeks at Marblehea ad, Mass, returned home last week MT. Holt appears to be in ex- celent health.
 Guns were heard cracking Friday all around the eity-the first day of the hunting season. One or two good h th Of game are reported, and when u is leaves tall of, huntsmen are antipat- ing some good sport.
 -GeorgeW. Holt and daughter, Mrs. Herbert Smith, and Misses Florence Stubbert, Edith Bowen, and Diane Bfeault, and Mrs. l.. NJ. Wheaton, were among the Putnam attendants at the Worcester musical festival.
 -Phineas c. Wright, who had his ankle bone broken few weeks ago and was taken to the Day kimball Hospi- tai, was brought to his own home last Friday. and has two excellent nurses to care for him. He is improving, but slowly of course, but is more cheerful in bearing his misfortune now that he is at home.
 List of letters remaining in the Putnam Post Office for the week end- ing Oct. ,:
 Gentlemen-J. E. Buck, George w. Farrell, Thos. Fuller, H. M. Hedges, F.. II. Moran, Clarence H. Hearst, John Lueke.
 Ladies-Miss Ida Brownlee, Mrs. On Ress tspecial), Miss Lillie Landry.
 The annual convention of the Con- necticut State Teachers Association will be held on niFriday, October 22. in Hartford and New Haven, according to the recent custom. The following day there will be the usual business meeting at Meriden.
 Owing to the interest aroused by the "kentucky Girls Mrs. Krow and Miss KelB, at the Danielson Pentecos- tal church services, held in the Advent church. they are to be kept this week. The Kentucky Girls attended the Pen teeostal church, in this city, last Sun- day afternoon, and took part in the services, much to the qualification of the congregation. Their singing is heart penetrating.
 The marriage of Miss Sarah Eliza beth Medbury, daughter of NIT. and Ms Newton Medbury, and Alden Brigham Cole, son of MT. and Mrs. A. R. Cole, has been announced, To take place in Christ Memorial Church, Pom fret, on Thursday, Oct. II. The young people are to make their home at Car bondale, where Mir. Cole is engaged as civil engineer in the construction ei bridges.
 The annual meeting of the Els worth Memorial Association was held in the Homestead, al Windsor, on fri- day last, at which time five directors were elected for term of three years Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, of Hartford; Mrs. Mary K. Downs, of Danbury; Mrs Mary B. Medbury, iof Putnam; Miss Ida l.. James, of Seymour, and Miss Mary l.. Atwater, of Berlin.
 The Elizabeth Porter Putnam Chapter, D. A. R., will hold their reg ular meeting in the Chapter Rooms in Rents Block, Monday, October llth al 5 p. m. for business only. Board meet ing at 2.3o p. m., the social hour being postponed to the following Wednes- day, October 18th, at the same hour and place. The Chapter will receive as guests the Oxford Chapter, and Miss Ellen D. Larned, Windham County Historian, will address them.
 Perhaps if our citizens had known That Dr. Frederick A. Cook, who IS be- iieyed to be the first discoverer of the North Pole, was in this city Friday, they would have been at the station in great numbers to give him welcome. He was on the way to Boston from New York on the express train from that eity which reaches here at half-past twelve, stopping to leave and receive passengers and to take water. PeAry arrived al Grand Central station and len few minutes before Dr. Cook ar- hFed 10 take his train.
 Novel and ingenious show cases Have been introduced in the new store u \. T. Hurlbut, Union Block. They embrace several valuable features. one E, they economize room space, they nave sliding panels, easily opened to display goods on revolving racks, hold