Putnam patriot., 1910-11-18

Mrs. NJ. J. Lynch and daughter, Miss Marguerite, have returned from visit in Boston.
 ILL. Thayer, Treasurer of the Re- publican Committee, this city, receiv- ed k10o and spent sil443, and Burton F.. Beayitt, Treasurer Of the Socialist Town Committee, received and spent si3.35.
 -Csrgil Council, Knights of Colum- bus, at a meeting held Sunday, deeid- ed 10 hold series of whists during the l winter months. It has also decided to issue Rituals Of the Order in the French language, for use Of French members here and in Canada. List of letters remaining in the Putnam post office for the week ending i November i5:
 Genilemen-Fred J. Grant, William Renino, FiIippo Simone, Charles k. I smith.
 Ladies-Mrs. A. J. Chase, Mrs. Fan I nie Gilmore, Mrs. Gertrude M. Rich- ards, Miss b. C. Taylor.
 NIT. Geo. A. Hammond has present. ed the Putnam Public Library, through Its President. Dr. J. E. Kent, a copy of Robert Burns songs and poems in Gaelic. The book just published, Is is- sued by Chas. Maephatef, Of Glasgow. Scotland, a cousin of Dr. Macphatter, Of New York, well known in Putnam. MT Hammond also presented copy Of the work To the Dauielson public H. bfary.
 Edward Bacon, of Danielson, who has number Of piano pupils in this city, is a special student at Harvard University this year, taking histori. cal and theoretical course in music nn- l der Prof. Ffiedlander-one Of the ex- change instructors from the Unieersi. l ts of Berlin.
 Notes of the Sunday services al the 4. NJ. [. Zion Mission, at the c. \. k. hail, Front street. Putnam, Rev. 1 W ] Smith, Pastor:
 Morning preaching services, lo:30 a. m Sunday school, 12 III. l Evening rfeaching services, 5:30 p.m.
 Good singing, Come-all are well come.
 The Mayors of New England have formed permanent organization. Its object Is to discuss all matters that re- Iates to the bettering of municipal af- fairs. At it's meeeing in Boston last Saturday municipal health was the chief topic discussed. Putnam should authorize it's Mayor to become mem Der of such an important organization,
 "A number of stones and railroad the trolley track on South Mrin street last Thursday night just before the last car south came along. It is thought that the obstacles were placed on the track in fun. It would go hard with the persons who did 1t, If discovered as the car might have been thrown from the track.
 Walter Chafiee, nine year old lad, was knocked down by an automo bile while at play in the street nea : the Dam Tavern, on Saturday after 3 noon. He was taken into the car tha struck bim. and to doctors office and from there to the Hospital. H' was found to be suffering from cruise, and shock only. and taken to his home
 Rev. (. IL. Covell, who, with hi, wife, spent number ot weeks in thi' city, both making many friends, diet cesler, at the age of sl years. He hac had an adventurous lie, having trav' eled over Il large part of the world be fore settling down as n pastor. He leaves a wife and three children.
 The Hartford Times, the leading Democratic paper in the State, says that the statement has been made thai the candidate Of the Bulkeley faction for the Speakership will be Attorney Carpenter, Represe ltative from Put nam. No better.choiee could be made and his election would delight sll citi. zens oftbis part of the Sate and where ever else he Is known.
 Robert Fillmore, aged =, of Boston, brakeman on a sTeight arriving from Boston about io.ao, had his left foot eut oil just north of the coal chute, Sa- tafday night. As the train rolled in, l Fillmore Jumped oil before it came to a stop, and in some way his foot slip ped under the wheel He was taken to the Day l<imball Hospital.
 As the S:..7 train from Boston came into the station here last Thursday sf- teInoon the valve stem on the engine breke. The engine stopped on | dead center. and could not be started either forwards or backwards. The yard sNi,cheT pnlled the train np into the yard where the disabled engine was replaced by freight engine, The train left here ahou, half an hour late.
 Major ! .. rnlson, Congressman. at-large from this State, personally known 10 many Putnam people, was married al st. Paul's church, New IIa. ven, last Thursday ntght,to Miss Mar guerite Field North. Mr. and Mt>- nlson left for their wedding trip im. mediatsly, and on December ath will 20 to Washinston, where they have