Putnam patriot., 1910-02-11

/ Postmaster Letters has received an
appropriation for temporary carrier
for the next three months. He is TO
| relieve regular carriers who are unable
to perform a full daily service. Substi-
tute carrier Edward Gagne will per.
form the temporary service on after.
noon trips. All who are thus served
by him will receive their mail by six
O'Clock.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lowe, aged IS, wife
of Charles Lowe, died at her home in
Danielson, last Saturday, after . short
illness. Mrs. Lowe was the mother OF
Miss Mary Lowe, who kept . milline-
~ store In this city for some years; also
of Mrs. william Z. Lands, Of Lake
port, n. H., who, with her husband, Is
doing missionary work where she lives,
and Is . pfosege Of the Congregations al
church In this city, of which she be-
came a member while living here.
Colonel G.. d. Bates and wife are at
Kissimmer, Florida, and are enjoying
! the pleasant warm climate. But their
sympathetic hearts shiver in sorrow
for their dear friends when they read
in the PATRIOT they have TO endure a
zero-cold period, while with them it is
| So deg. i'm the shade, and the air filled
with the fragrance of roses and other
flowers Well they are favored, and
their friends are made happy in know
| ing they are so well and happy SO far
away from home.
Through the persistent efforts of
State Grange Nj aster l.. ii. Healey, n
/ p. Hull has been secured To speak to
| two Institutes in Connectieut-one to
be held at North Haven, March s, the
otherat Wilimantic March 3. MrHull
| is President of the American Dairy
mems Association; he is also Master of
the Michigan State Grange. Mr.. Hull
| is forceful and interesting speaker,
and the opportunity of hearing him
should be improved. A company of
hundred should go from here to Will
limantic and have good time. No
doubt such body can get special rates
for the round trip. 1t would also in-
spire the leaders with new energy in
their endeavor to bring in new meth
DDS to improve New England's agri-
cultural interests and secure greater
prosperity for the farmer.
AT the annual meeting of the Put
nam Cemetery Association, held last
Saturday, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year
President-G. ID. Bates.
Vice President-L. II. Fuller.
Secretary and Decentralization H.
Ballard.
Sexton Il Superintendent of Grounds
Luther NJ. Keith.
Trustees-For one year, G. A. Ham
mond and David f. Clark; two years,
Charles w. Broadway and A. A. Hough-
ton; three years, f. A. Wheelock and
John o. Fox.
Auditors Association Aceounts-C.
ID. sharpe and John o. Fox.
Trust ACCOUNTABILITY Broadway and
l.. II. Fuller.
Committee on Trusts-Charles w.
Broadway and David &. Clark.
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