Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30

it- tAset - St efe1lh@Alctu. iol- meFly of this city. has been calling on friends here.
 Mrs. Olive A. White entertained her aeice, Miss Harriet A. King of Boston over the Sabbath.
 Miss s. Elizabeth Clarke of Elm street attended the dahlia show in Westerly on Wednesday
 Miss Florence Sargent leaves Fri day for Btyn Mawr, where she Is 10 teach in the Misses Shepley's school.
 Automobiles from this city helped to carry the crowd from Danielson 10 Brooklyn fair last week
 The upper part of Elm street, Bridge street, Church street and Wood. stock avenue were given an aprlica- tien of oil last Friday.
 Mrs. George Newell and daughter, Barbara of Washington, R. l., are guests of the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. II. l.. Burt, in Grove street.
 John Jackson of Worcester, an d Sadie Jones of Pawtueket, k. l., col ored, were united in marriage by Jus tice H. C. Bradford, Wednesday after noon.
 -ContractoF and Mrs. Maxine Ca dorette, formerly of Putnam, made an auto trip from New Bedford, to this city last week, calling on relatives and friends.
 l The union temperance rally Sunday evening was more largely attended than usual, and the illustrations and arguments of the speaker were given in an original manner.
 The two hundreth anniversary of the First Congregational church of M anstield will be observed October |, 10. The lorder of exercises includes many prominent speakers.
 from New Brunswick. He brought down a moose the second day out. He left the head in Bangor, Me-, to be mounted. l E. c. Rogers, whom he went with was mol so fortunate and remained longer 10 secure his quota of big game.
 Wedding invitations are out an- nouncing the marriage of Miss Dora Donovan, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Donovan to Edward Bellerose, son of Contractor and Mrs. Julien Bel lerose to take place in St. Mary's church on Monday morning, October 3, al eight o'clock.
 Mrs. Ellen k. Newcomb,a sister of ] Fredeiick l.. Lowering of this city died at her home in Worcester on Tuesday after an illness of two years. She was born in Fishersille, now North sGros- venordale, 6s years ago, the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Freeman Lowering. 1 She leaves son and daughter, and a brother and sister.
 A meeting for the purpose of ex- 1 plaining state supervision of schools in 1 detail will be held in the church yes- try, Chaplin Center, Friday, Sept. 30. at 7.30 D. m. Speakers, Lewis $. Mills, Waterbury, Charles E. Pratt, Putnam. There will be meeting in the interest of education at the town hall, Wood- bury, Saturday, October l, at ?. m. Subject, Supervision.
 Prison Sunday will be observed October g, this year, and the clergy men of this state, the list Of which names comprises almost fifteen pages of the Connecticut Register for 1910, will be asked to observe 1t in their churches by one or more sermons rel ative to interesting the churches in the criminal.
 There Is dissatisfaction with the law concerning bonfites, farmers es- pecialIy claiming that they should not be required to secure written peImis- sion before burning brush on their lands. and it is said that in all proba- bility an attempt will be made to secure the repeal of the act at the com ing session of the legislature.
 Shutters have been put up at the pavilion al Wildwood Park and Inc place in general has taken on it's fall and winter appearance. The space to the east of the pavilion from which the dead trees were removed late this sum- mer will be developed into fine lawn next season, greatly adding to the nat ural beauty of the spot.
 The agitation against the public drinking cup, which resulted in recent legislation on the subject in Massa- ehusetts, will cause the abolishnent Of the drinking cups on the trains of the consolidated railroad, after October lst. Tee water will be furnished the patrons as heretofore but they will either have to carry their own indivi- dual drinking cup or purchase paper drinking cup of the newsboy Tor . n.ckle. Some criticism of the price charged fo- the drinking cups will ne heard as il is said that they can De pro- cured for lc al dealers.