Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

1T aNlsSVtt hlts tseen slteHG- ing few days in New York.
 George E. Brousseau spent Tues ]. day in Boston.
 Miss Annie Randall is visiting in 1 Boston.
 Edward Burt spent Sunday with his sister in Washington, R. I.
 Mrs. George Cockell is the guest of relatives in Hartford
 Mi. J. B. Tatem and wife recently made an automobile trip to Brookiield, Mass.
 Earl Morse, of Worcester. has been visiting his parents, who reside on South Main street.
 Alex. Tetreaut entertained Felix Tetreaalt and wife, of Providence, over Sunday.
 The ladies Of JesSamine Chapter, held q successful supper in Masonic Temple on Saturday evening.
 -L. NJ. Keith is moving from Ere mont street lo his new house oa GfoYe stfeet.
 Landlord Rogers of the "Inna left this week Tor his annual hunting trip. lie has gone to New Brunswick.
 October deyotions are being held in St. Mary's church Tuesday and Thurs day evenings.
 Mrs. r. W. Perry has been enter taining Mrs. W. II. Branch of Nor- eester.
 Old manufacturers along the Qain- ebaag river.say that there has not been such scant supply CT water power in thifty-tive years.
 St. Agnes ladies auxiliary, of the T. \. S E. Society, will hold North | PoIe' social and dance in A. o. II. hall next Tuesday evening. People out on the street Monday night saw beautiful display of the Northern light. Cold weather is indi- cated near by this display. Mrs. Charlotte Champlin enter tained Mrs. Eliza Warren, of Mantle; Mrs. C. C. Young, of Danielsen; Mir Nicol Johnson and wife, of Denver, Of Col, on Monday.
 List of letters remaining in the Putnam Post Office for the week end ing Oct. l9:
 mathematician H. Bowers, Da- niel Bourke, Ciarcia Giovananni, c. c. Di Michele,2, Henry Piche, Chas, Sias, Frank II. Pierce, Thomas Smith, A. If. Switzer
 Ladies-Miss Catherine Fowles, Mrs. Charlotte b. True.
 The De kalb avenue Methodist church of Brooklyn, N. Y, is holding a homecoming celebration this week, which began on Sunday last and closes next Sunday evening. Ths celehra- tion has been named "the home-eom ing of the Sons of De Kalb." Among these sons are two bishops, one editor, one college president, an evangelist and number of pastors. Altogether there are seventeen preachers and one evangelist. Among the sons is Rev. C. II. Van Natter of North Grosvenor- Dale, the son of the present treasurer of the De kalb Avenue Church. Mir. Van Natter breaches the celebration sermon next Sunday morning.
 of tho Chris. tian Endeavorers will be held in Will limantic October 90 and 3l. Delegates from all parts of the State will be present. The first session will begin Saturday afternoon, Oct. 30. 1t will be an open Parliament, conducted by Prof. Amos k. Welles, of the United Society of Christian Endeavor. In the evening Prof. Welles will make an ad- dress. On Sunday morning there will be regular church service: at , D. m. general meeting will be conducted by William Phillips Hall; at p. m, re- gular Christian Endeavor meeting will be held; at 7:30 p. m, song and deyo- tional service, by Mrs. E. NJ. White more. of Door of Hope Mission, New York, will treat on Inspiration for ser vice. The conference will close with devotional service.
 Just now is good time to visit the garden on Farrowststreet, belonging 10 F. NJ. Arnold, and learn what garden ing can show for the fall season under q iirstsclass gardener. spme Of the land was purchased little more than three wears ago. most of it about two years ago. and perhaps a small part since. All has nov been brought into per. fset condition, @ that next gear will give evidence Of the greatest produe- tiaeness ai land under intense gard- enine The yield Of products the past year Wougd te considered q remarkable one. From early spring until hard fFt.ts come, the ground has hsen eo1ef- ,e.5 ,sifh a succession og crops. Except x xhese the corn grew. which has Jnst h.sen harvested, there is scarcely any bare ground seen-oast=, carrots, ceie- ". parsnips. tunips, and other Vegeta- t,5es cover the ground. A section about as9 feet long. we should judge, hy about ii feet wide, k covered with stfa~oeF- rv zines. in fine condition. About l5o ouarts were picked this year. some In October, even up to the present week Next year the yield is expected to De , ,oo a,arts. We cannot this week go