Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11
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 Gov. simeon Baldwin, DsmoeFst
 For the rain of last week we are
 truly thankful. Deep wells have mol
 shown any siAns es Fepseaishmeat.
 The upper mill al Phoenixville, owned by Mir. 0nSer Latham, which
 has been vacant for some time and
 which was formerly used sS twine niil
 and later ss handle factory will soon
 oe occupied by the firm of Walsh k
 i-addy Of Dedham, Mass. for the
 manufacture 4of administer rugs, etc The concern will be known as The Phoenix Manufg Co., and will be . boon 10 residents of this community. Ar. Walsh has already secured the rental of the large house just beyond Nr- S% A. Wheaton as a residence. Phoenixville and all Eassford has cause for qualification in the coming of this industry to our town. RAihex an .'odoriferous" case in the l local court of justic held on Monday MT. Ener Huntington and MT. James | Gnrley were plaintiffs and Mir. George Gurley . brother of James was the de- fendant. The plaintiffs had spent con- siderable time hunting together with 1 fair success, and had the hides, mostly 1 skunk-hides ia process of drying. But one morning discovered that the hides or at least most of them were gone. They charged George Guriey with l having stolen them and procured & search warrant and found what they claimed were some of their hides on his premises. These they identified from the fact that they had run dog chain through the eve holes of the t...f,. han. s..e too. denied the chargd and employed MT. James Keith as counsel, opposing Mr. J. F.. Talbot who acted far the plaintiffs. The ease WAS tried before Justice Winfield Kenyon of Kenyon vile who rendered decision for the defendant. Some rather unusual ac tions tor courtroom occurrea during the progress of the trial, and disorder seemed to prevail. The plaintiffs an- peaied to B higher court. The odor ot | polling place seemed like incense i'll comparison with fragrance of skunk | which pervaded The court room the night before.
 Do not forget tn attend the special meetings at the chapel in PhoenixNilie I all next week, beginning on Monday l night and closing Sunday night, Neet- ! ings will begin al 1.So T. m, and will
 De conducted by Rev. \. II. Withee. The Methodist church in it's business | meeting OH Monday night, voted 0 repair the intenar of the andien | room and 10 de some other minor | pairs to the church building. IL WAS | voted to whitewash the ceiling. to re- 1 pair the bulk-head leading into the roof oI the church, 10 paper the church | audience room as we'll as the porch, to l re=arrange the seats and to repair the
 balcony and put il in proper shape as | far as is practicable. Rev. A. Il. l Withee was appointed as committee
 to raise by subscription the money ne- | cessary 10 do the work. Already
 enough money has been raised to pay | for the material and work will begin | al once on the repairs.
 l Al the polls on Tuesday, Judge J l NJ. Talem, Republican was elected as l representative by vote of 65 against n
 a vote of 87 for Mir. Lee Lyon, the Democratic candidate. Judge Tatem ! was also elected Judge Of Probate by a vote of 66 against 3s, for Mir. Andrew l G. Morse. William H. Ross, George A. Reed, Leander H. Snow and Rev. | Henry E. Goodsell were elected on the Republican ticket. as Ju ,lites of Peace,
 and Orlo B. Carpenter, John B.
 Ethredge and Andrew G. Morse gre
 the le noe at, elected to the ofic, The town gave Goodwin, 70 ae eainst U for Baldwin for Governor and out ot l lU4 valid votes out of l09 votes cast, gave 7l for Blakeslee, T., B for ! Broughel, d., for Lt.-Governor; Fl for Rogers, T., 32 for Goodsell, d., and | for Ella Reeve Bloor, s., for Secretary
 of State, Il for Lippit, r.. 33 fNf .rnwn, = f.- n lue~ Xa for brady, d., Tor eVu.pe.e,set, ,
 Light, T., q, Russel, d., 8s, tor at-
 tofney General, Tilson, T., Il, Inger-
 soil, d., B, for representative at-iarge,
 Higgins, l., T, Jodoin, d., 8, for re. | presentatise-in Congress; SIbley, r.,
 69. Fox, d., Rivers, S., l, for sheriff,
 Hammond, r., Il. McGarry, d., a3 for | Stale Senator.
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