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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-28

In the District Court Of the Third judicial
District, ofthe State Of Utah. sitting In
and for summit County.
Evelyn Crawford, plaintiff, ". Walter
Crawford, defendhnt.-sUhNoNs
The State Of Utah 10 the said defendants
You are hereby summoned TO appear
within twenty days after the service Of this
summons upon you, n served within the
county In which this action 4 brought,
otherwise, within thirty days after service.
aud defend the above entitled action and
In case Of your failure to do 40, Judgment
will he rendered against you according 10
the demand Of the complaint, which, with.
In ten days after service Of TIL. summons
upon you. Will be- nlod with the CLERK OF
Snid Court
This action Il brought to recover judg.
ment, dlssolving the marriage contract
heretofore existing between you and the
plhintin liEsUY SHIELDS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Postonicc address ,p Main street. Park
City, Utah,
Date Of nrst pub oct 7! last Noy.a
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-28
Gold Weather Advice

to all Is to beware Of coughs and
colds ON the chest; rs neglected
they readily lead to pneumonia con
sumption or other pulmonary troub-
les. Just as soon as the cough APP
pears treat II with Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup the standard cure Of
America. Use rs dlrected-perfoct-
~ harmless. \ cure and provonta-
tive for all diseases of the lungs.
Price pic, zoe and 81 per bottle.
Sold by John Boyden a Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-28
WaYs Of snsIIInn Smith.

A German resident In Portugal
whose patronymic is schmitz or our
famous English Smith. has been VIII
Ing homo to Cologne complaining oil
the spelling Of his name adopted by
various Portuguese correspondents
Here are a f"w OF them smhytls,
scImlih1. Ncm.te, ChemIuz and
5chcp,th.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-28
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Joseph s. wardell, deceased.
Creditor, win prrNcut clhilnt with vouch.
er- to thouud, .,lJncd ~ her residence In
Rockport. summit Couu'y, Utah. on Or
boforc the I.t dny of march, A. u. lgll.
FANyIE A WAEpgLL,
Administrative NJ the estate Of Joseph =.
Wnrdcll, dvrvusud,
Date Of first publication. oct. y. Al. 1910
y. II. Noclcy Attorney. Coalyille, utah.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-28
Probate and Guardianship Notices.
Consult County clark or Respective siEner,
for further Information.
Notice to Creditors.


Estate Of Helen I. Mason, deceased.
Creditor will prnsru, clniius with Vouch.
crs To the undersigned ~ his once In Goal.
WHO, summit county, unb, on or before
the 1T day of march. A. H., 1911.
y. n, NEELEY,
Administrator Of the estate Of Helen j.
Mason, drrnu,rd.
nntr uf Met publication, oct. y, A, y. 1910.
=. u Nou.rg AttHUurs, tuul,lllv, Utah
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-28

nus be properly taiored Ours will fit you Our line Of FURS
SNOW COMPLETE We are headquarters in h, city for
Fs Expert buying years has made us So You can make
no better Pesen, yourself friend than Furs
We shall be pleased to have you examine ours.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-28

Notice to Advertisers Changes Of
advs. must be in not later than Wednes'
day mornings Of each week. Change
your adva. often, but get them In
early.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-28
Summit Furniture & Mercantile Company

TnE TfMEs IL the county paper
Only tl.5O year in advance. Sub
scribe today.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-28

Business communication should
be addressed to "The Coalville
Times" Coalville, Utah.
Romittances should be made pay
able 10 THE Coalvllle Times"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-28

You Can't BE A Good Summit
farmer without The TIMES.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-28
We do only Il nod printing. Can
we do y5urs? Prices are right.
Livestock Directory.

Cards under this heading at rea-
Sonahle rates per year. A card IL
protection 10 your interorests and
the recovery Of one crittcr will pay
for the space for at least three years.
Every rancher aud cattleman In
Summit county should be represent
ed here. Terms Of advertising
promptly given on application to
this paper.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-28
sriT, OF os ines! CT c,S 2, IorsOO' ! q.

cram or ono CIT or ToLrDo.
LucAs COUNT.
rsAu }, cnIytr m.s.. cath that B, : ,.s .
business IN the CITY Of Toledo. County ano tAs
aiofeaAid. and that aid nfm vii pay the sum 81
on HUNDRED DOLLARS tor each and tNery
oase Of CArAHEH that cannot Be cured BY ths ~ d
FRANK j. cHrNEl
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed IN ny pfts,hss
ths tm day Of December. A. D.. itss
- A. W. GLEASON.
nL NorAsr PuBue
]
Hans cat.rh Cure IL tsksn internally and A,t
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces o. NJ
sYrtsm. Send tor testimonials frcs.
~. CHENEY 4 CO.. Tolsde. o
Fold By all DruGfhs. ftc,
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The CoaluilIe Times

Published every Friday.
n. j. PETERSON. Editor
and Manager.
Bell phone, No. ~. +. o. Box a
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-28

The chilly blasts Of this winter will demand warm clothes,
They might as well lbe stylish and comfortable We stand
for Style"
Fit is another thing we stand for. We will not PERM, carmen,
leave OuEeslabhmen that does f but garments to fit
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-30

Mia j SpNgue hafd. pound O0iauE tea
package corn starch ie1NJehn HNe
pounds tNhia salt. e.gkc Sapal5u. five
CAKES tvof4 soap. 81 pounds sugar
J. frink. Quaker oats. Cream Of Wheat
YsAsans, eurt0nts-
Mrs. e. Eastment potatoes and turalrs
Miss Dyer chocolate and maCsponi
Mrs. Terry jar thlii sAnee. applies.
No name. has apples. haE potatoes,
oliver Downs, I've beshei sack palatees.
Mrs, Harry AaFioF, seven saaashvs two
pkSs. Quaker cats apples carrots PC
isesoes. falsine, euftants. crackers
Miss Stone half bnshel potatoes
Frederick Miller. string beans, coffee
cocoa. rsisius.
Sffs, Sidney Bard hominy. Reliable
-four. Quaker oats. pounds snssar
skrs. Samuel Bradford. potatoes
sGTw. john Palmer. apples. carrots,
aauash sage
Miss Ruby Clark. ratslns. corn starch.
rice. potatoes. THANKSGIVING cards
Mrs Thomas Marion. Cream II Wheat
Banner eats. Saline biscuit. graham
crackers. raisins. rice. tomatoes. Sal
.scho<s children 1T District Ne /. GLADYS
Rum Cleveland. netatusss Charlie.
Stronberg. apples. Clinton Cleveland
.eoeess. potatoes, Hope GariiHsrs ap.
Plies: Ntliard children, jelly. heets Gar.
refs. parSntps. onions, hickory nuts
f.ixxie b. Baker. ralstns. baking aow-
der. apples. potatoes; Henrietta Bfad.
ford. potatoes. Warren Page. Potatoes
sssets carrots. Tomatoes Catherine
LAYTON, potatoes: Vera Copeland
seets; LinMood Chapman, apples, 30
tatoes. Louise Woodson. apples. Dew
~ NDoason. parsnips and carrots
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-30
Time to Act.
Dons Wait for the Fatal
Stages of Kidney Illness.
Profit by Putnam Peoples
Experiences.

Occasional attacks Of bsckacbe. Trregu-
lar urinstio ton headaches and dizzy spells
are comm n early symptoms OF kidney
disorders LIS an error to neglect there
His The attacks may pass off for line
bot return with greater intensity. IL
there are symptoms OF dfopsy-puffy
sweiiings oeuesth the eyes. bleating Of
limbs and snkles. or any part ofthe body,
don't delay minute. Begin taking
Dosn's Kidney Pills, and keep up the
treatment until the kidneys are well,
when your old-time health and vigor
will return. Cures In Putnam prove the
effectiveness OF this great kidney remedy.
Y. l.. Reynolds, 80 romfret ST.. Put
nam, Conn, says: 81 mad at intervals for
three years sharp pain in my kidneys.
In the morning when | go, oct of bed nv
back was lame and sore and remained SO
for an hour or two. The kidney secre.
tions also csuse ed me great annoyance, es-
peciaiiy at night by their frequt ncy in
passage. When | was advised to try
Dosn's Kidney Pills, procured supply
ct Dresser's Drug Store and after taking
a few doses, I knew that this remedy was
sc.ing directly on my kidneys. Almost
before l realized II, / was Cured and
though several years have since elapsed
have been in excellent health. ! know
that Doan's Kidney Pills are to be de.
pended upon to live up to the claims
made for them"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's and take
M other.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-30
Notice Of Petition
FOR
Changes
IN THE
Charter of the
City Of Putnam

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing petition has been filed in the
office of the Secretary of State, in
order that the matters mentioned
therein may be acted upon by the next
General Assembly:
Estate OF CONNECTICUT,
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
JANUARY SESSION, A. D., 1911.
TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE STATE OF CONNECTI-
CUT:
The Undersigned respectfully petit
tons your honorable body to grant
certain changes in the charter of the
City of Putnam and as follows:
/. Abolish the mayor and common
council and place the executive and
administrative power of the city in a
commission of three or five.
2. Abolish the annual city meeting
| in even years and have all officers
bi-ennially every second year in one
meeting.
| 3. Give the mayor or executive
head of the city general executive
| authority in the matter of all contracts
and in the making of appointments.
4. Make the term of office of the en-.
gineers of the fire department perma-
nent.
5. Make the position of Chief Of
Police permanent.
q. Increase the salary of the city
clerk.
I. Increase the salary of the city
treasurer, he being also treasurer of The
water funds.
s. Authorize the executive body o
the city to employ the superintendent
of the W alter works as superintendent o
of sewers, provided the board of waite
commissioners consent.
8. Alter the provisions for the lay
out Of streets and the provisions 70
the assessments for payment of sewers
|, 10. Change the time of converting o
the City Court.
IL. Provide for the appointment of
prosecuting attorney .by the judge o
the City Court.
lastly. A complete revision of tn,
charter.
And as in duty bound your petit
TONER will ever pray.
Dated at Putnam, Connecticut, thi
sixth day of December. 1910
ARCHIBALD MACDONALD,
Mayor
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-30

Mrs. Albert Walker. potatoes.
Mrs. William SeftIeton. appaes. crushed
oats.
Mrs. James 4. Gardner, peas. apples.
onions turnips. walnufs.
Mrs. Charles Lewis. tea. apples, pota-
Mrs. Arnold Msthewson. faisins. Cocoa.
Jelly, salmon crushed oats.
ssfS. 4. a. Hpicer. plum pudding. sp.
Mrs. George 0adhois, potatoes.
Mrs. O. 81. Gillette. two chickens.
Mrs George forlug. ra3sinss cereals.
cocoa. rice. Grape nuts. Corn htkes'
Mrs. william Darling. apples
Hrs. NJ. Kenyon, wheat flakes. raislns.
Mrs A. Ryder eabbaRe. apples.
Mr. benjamin Broadbead. apples.
Mrs. Charles Bragg. crushed oats. e9eoa.
raisinR.
Mrs. If q. Chapman. appiea.
Mrs Charles Bragg appies
Mrs. William Dean, squash
Mrs William AEefA. apples
MIS- John l.. Chapman. pOtatpes.
Mr. Emily Later. Cream II WHEAT, sp-
Mis-. A. ~ Davis. Shredded wheat. ap-
pies
Ms Hoxle Lmfhfidae. sugar. coffee.
tea. dried heef. cocoa, Cream II
Wheat
Mrs Thomas Matthews. beans. peas.
potatoes. Corn fakes.
Arg Fitch Carey. Corn flakes, oats.
Mfs i A Eastwogd. sugar. egfants.
ralstnf. Torn flakes
Mrs. y G. Cook, Shredded Wheat ap=
pies
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-30
WOODSTOCK VALLEY
ARLINGTON AND ELLIOTT

Mrs Charles smith. raisins. eurrants
cereals. scala
5, ;. eiapp, sweet pntataes
Mrs. Frank tlfigssl white potatoes.
Mira Is. n lteaales. apples
Airs. = - Davis. apples fnisius ses u
tiagaf0nl. iatHl{sfn cheese.
Harvey Whitnafo nrnies.
las J. IL NtiouH aNElaH.
MN bred Canltis5s35Hft# Y5staihrS.
Ms ". b. Fay. emnheifaHs. beans
breakfast food. cani.5d fruit.
Aifs & = CiTusSeHus. ralsins. spices
CANNED vegetables.
Clement A. Sharpe. sugar.
Mrs - II Hicks. cereila. rice raialns
canned Vegetables.
Airs, T. A. coibufn, apples
drs. Edward real. hard
Mrs. Z. A. sharpe. ttee. tapleca. cur
drs. Warren Fuller, rpnlcs
Mrs. Arthur Rich, Potatoes.
Mis-. A Sharpe. rice.
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II You Are 4 Trifle Sensitive

About the size of your shoes, its some
satisfaction to know that many people
can wear shoes a size smaller by shak.
ing Aliens Foot Ease into them. just
the thing for patent leather shoes, and
for breaking In new shoes. Sold every
where. PC. Sample Free. Address
Allen :. Olmsted, Leroy, n. Y. 5l-2
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-30

waIxer White. Quaker oats
g Robbins. coffee. tea. cocoa, raisins.
baking powder.
Mrs G. H. KlIiam, beets.
Mrs Albert Hubbard. two Jars Jelly.
fruit. Cream Of Wheat.
Mrs. J. r. Chandler. cereals. tea, raj
Mrs. Z. f. May. cereals.
stuart May, apples
Mrs. Charles Pike. POTATOES.
PaaI SEenson. carrots
MR.. Henry sotnings. soap baking pow
der. Jelly. soup
Mabel Richardson. potatoes.
signe Anderson. potatoes.
Harold e;ilderSlee@s. apples.
Donald glldersieeve. cocoa. coffee
Mrs. " r. Wethereii, vegetables.
Ray Eddy. beefs, CLAIMS. coffee. cram
berries. Sapo3o.
Ralph Eddy, salmon. potatoes. coffee.
squash
Nathaniel Child potatoes
Vernon and Franklin Wetnerei. onions
Mary r. Potter. raisius. coffee. cocoa.
Alpha Wittsr. apples. potatoes. carrots.
tuFHipE beets. parsnips.
Thomas swanson. POTATOES
Carl SweBson. apples
Mildred ;. Brown. apples.
Charles K. Fairfield, carrots. cabbage.
Aif. and Mrs. DIN CuHffee. potatoes.
Nr. and Nrs. William II. Brown. pota-
spencer and Robert Jordan. cereals and
cocoa
Alice and Ernest Brennan. apples.
William II. Raymond. potatoes
Ernest Austin. potatoes and apples.
Alice Hedges. canned fruit, sugar. ap-
pies. raisins.
Lillian Hedges, apples. onions
Clayton and Edgar shesa. potatoes.
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EASr THOMPSON

Marguerite and Clara Mathewsen. two
Jars fruit
Esther Soper. tnrnips. potatoes.
Robbie Johnson. bnshei apples.
Thomas BoYes. potatoes.
Mabel Chandler. vegeta bles.
Mrs MARY Cruff. onions.
Mrs. job Thatcher. potatoes. turnips.
Mrs. Frank Carlton. potatoes, beets APP
piles
Esther SwensoB. vegeta bIes.
Charles Peterson. canned goods.
Mrs. Oscar Whitman. vegetables.
Miss Theresa Beyer, potatoes.
A friend. vegetables.
Raymond Bixbs. not specified.
q. King, not specified
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-30
THOMPSON

Miss Wilkes. potatoes
MIS-. e. II. Sheldon. eurrants, raiSins.
cereals. canned goods.
Mrs y ~. Ream. tea. canned goods.
Miss Knight canned goods.
No name. apples.
-. NJ Burgess. applies
Hannah Tracy. cereals.
s IL Truesdale, apples. raisins, lemon
and vanilla extract.
Miss N. +. Backmar. sanashes
No name. apples
AIRS. Asa Ross apples.
AIRS Marvin Elliott. copies.
Mrs. r. G. Paine. aimed goods. cocoa.
sugar
A friend. iellies cut loaf sugar. apples
Mrs. Fred Brougiiton, apples
Mrs. E. T.. Oiney. Shredded Wheat.
crackers. canned goods
A friend. apples. Jelly. sugar
Mrs Richard Barton apples. Shredded
Wheat tea soap, apples.
No name apples.
II. n. fngraham. apples.
Miss sherman Jelly.
Charlie Peterson. potatoes.
Mrs. q. \. Pettis, apples.
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WOODSTOCK

WOOOStOCN
Mrs. George Austin Bowen. erannsrT ri e.,
Mrs T. A. Brunn. preserves,
Mrs. Charles f. Taber. apples.
Helen Bromberg. apples.
j. NJ Johnson. potatoes.
Mrs. q. +. Works. oat meal. cranberries
uneeda biscuit, coffee. sugar. ratsins
Miss Jessie Mcclellan. jar pickles. Jar
crahappie. tumhler blackberry jelly, jar
grape marmalade.
Mrs George sampson. vegetables.
Mrs. q. II Child. apples.
Mrs. NJ Riddick. apples. canned fruit.
Mrs. John Clark, onions.
Mrs. Edward Rollins, potatoes
Mrs 1t r Child. hushel potatoes.
Mrs William {. Child. squash.
Mrs. Chauneey child. potatoes,
Mrs. T.. L. Chamberlain, carrots,
Albert $. Game. potatoes.
iicnry $ Cady. potatoes
Mrs Josephine Sweusan. apples,
Mrs. CLAYTON LYON, carrots. apples,
M name. two bugs potatoes.
ar. Spaldmg apples.
Miss Pauline f.Non, canned frait.
Mrs. Rafaz u. Richardson. not speei-
Miss Mary Flynn. preserves and grape
Myrtle Brown, preserves and grape
Miss rerley. preserves aud grape fruit.
Mrs Hall, preserves and grape freit.
Mrs. II. kingsbnfy, preserves and grape
ffuif.
Mrs Waters. preserves and grape fruit
Mrs Carlson, preserves and grape fruit
Mrs Marvin HYDE, preserves and grape
fruit
grape fruit.
Mrs Emma snalding. preserves and
grape fruit,
Miss Nellie Chandler, preserves
Mrs George reriey. preserves.
Mr Howard free transportation to Put
nam Of Woodstock donations
HILL SCHOOL. WOODSTOCK
Frederick Wilcox. carrots
Paul Eingdahl, potatoes.
Charles Ringdahi, potatoes.
Myrtle Bruce. pumpkins.
Merrill Healcy. carrots.
Fwart Healex. apples.
Victor Ssmans. apples
Clarence Andrews. apples.
julius Ruttshauser. potatoes. apples
Estella Frink. peck POTATOES. pound raj
Esther Carlson. apples.
souTA WOODSTOCK
~. III Young. Vegetables.
A. X. Scranton. potatoes
IL X. Stafford, potatoes.
Il. X, sanford. cereals
:. r. Rur1eSen, apples.
q. +. Butts. onions
L. H. Soathwerth. carrots.
Mrs John Lowe. apples
J Mrs Oliver Lave apples, -
Gladly, nesssr' Az. serles' canned NUT
r. Johnston. vegetstless pickles Soda
/ a. II. Ritch. cereals
Mrs w W. Mathews. six Jars ruit-
| IL III. Cady, potatoes
| Mrs. Joseph Swenson. apples
| Mrs. A. II. Brunn. garments. pound
| ether. choral. tea. Germ starch. baking
| powder. geiatine.
GAsr Wocosvock
Mrs.. T. A. Turner. three Ars eanneS
| fruit.
Ma Everett May. apples
Clara II Eddy. POTATOES and ocesA
Mildred Nay, appleaA
Louise IlndemAn. potatoes
| SYLVIA May. pctAfoeA
E1eancr LlndraAn. carrots 1nc tarnipe
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WAuREoAN

Mrs J. Atwood. bushei potatoes. gela-
tine rnisins.
Mrs. Fred Johnson. potatoes, pound tea,
Jelly.
Mrs. John Phillips. canned corn. peas.
tomatoes.
Mrs Addison Tracey. soap Corn flakes.
coeoanut dautes.
Mrs. John Westcett. squash
Mrs Edward Eafrell. cocoa. raisinss
Corn fakes.
Mrs John smith, turnips. Indian meal,
canned peaches. salmon.
Mrs James Boyd. white meal, two
pounds coffee.
Frederick Maynard Grape nuts. Corn
flakes. Quaker oats.
William CsafneN, Grape nuts. Quaker
oats, Cream of Wheat.
Joseph JettV. Corn fakes. Grape nuts.
Quaker outs.
Joseph Warner. apples
Mrs. "A. = Tepliff. apples.
Mrs. Nelson IsHeureuN. Corn flakes.
Miss Christina Rankin, Corn flakes.
Miss Ella Davis. apples
Mrs. Julia ~ NJ. Atwood. barrel apples
Mrs Edward Lamb. apples.
Mrs. LEROY Baton, potatoes.
Mrs. Amos Kendall, magazines, apples
prunes. canned ginger red mspberries
corn. evaporated apple. soap.
Mrs. Jerry Elliott, rice. apples. Indian
meal.
Mrs William Elliott, apples, sugar
canned whorte berries.
Frederick Leudevig. crate OF apples.
Mrs. Andrew Butler. seven pounds cat
meal.
Mrs. John L Leach. potatoes.
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Mrs 7. E.ssdses. .ppse-
Mrs. r. r White POTATOES.
Mrs. Michael Noon. potatoes
Mrs. II ~ conxfon. potatoes.
Mrs. Benjamin D-iisie. potatoes.
Nr. Hapley. pofa;oea.
Charles Grimes. potatoes.
Mrs. Moss congdon. potatoes.
Mrs. r r kemptDn. vegetables
1rs. J. johnson. yegeia biss.
-. X flafhburu. yegeta bies.
ars- r. ). Hilton. potatoes
Joseph Page. Jr.. vegetables. cereals.
Mrs William Jolly potatoes.
Mr.. Alice Hfbeauit, cereals. canned
Timothy Tetreauit. potatoes.
John H. Converse busbei vegetables.
| Jerome Tourteiioste. busbei apples.
bushel potatoes.
| II O. Preston. apples
Richard Carpenter. vegetables. canned
Nh Edmond Anger. cereals. canned
sff r. J. a. r Gagne cereals. grape juice.
\. RITZ. canned goods. cocoa. eatsup. po-
Mrs Eugene Durocher. potatoes.
Joseph Guertiu. biscuits. cereals. pota-
Nelson King. apples.
Mrs 81. G. Leonard. canned fruit, tei-
Nfs white. cereals. sapoIio. canned
goods. tea p0ta toes
Mrs Belle Davis. canned fruit.
William H. Taylor, canned goods cefe-
alg.
Ars Louis Favreau. cocoa, raislns, Sap
oiiD. baking powder.
Mrs. p J. Daniels. Jellieg.
Mrs. L. u. smith. fancy crackers. bis
cults.
Ms. Nsidhardt5 apples chicken
Mrs. T. X stubbert canned goods.
cereals rice
Mrs f f. Ellis. apples.
Mrs Julia Mcfavitt. cut loaf sugar.
AIRS. Gilman Brown. cut loaf sugar.
Mrs Joseph A. Xandaie, potatoes. corn ,
starch. baking powder
Mrs. Joseph Daigle. tea, coffee, maca-
ronl canned goods.
teurY Converse. vegetables. apples.
A friend. onions.
friend potatneH.
gift To tie nurses from a |
former nurse. value 81
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poMFREr ceNvee

Mrs. lewis Avestii. canned fruit
Atss Clara aud Miss A u. AveFtii. tek-
ga tamblers Jelly.
Mrs Charles AlaFsch. potatoes.
AIRS Arthur Bothan. sugar.
Ais John Ram. tea. coffee.
Mis = Rr0Mu, spples. potatoes
Mrs p q uaN3s. lacspunl. cheese.
fatStaS apples seSn.
MIS- r tfAgAna. carrots
Mrs 4 Faflcns. Vegetables
g T. Gilbert turkey
Mrs n . l{siafeth. POTATOES
MIS-. HanieX preserves.
Mrs ~ Bsniev potatoes
Mis- u NJ i.aQnshars. chicken. Jelly,
cereal.
Mis- a J. i.apSley apples. jelly.
John Murdoch. sugar.
g. Martin. one chicken.
Robert Rust. sugar.
Miss Isabel Rogers, apples, potAtoeA
Mrs r. Swain. sugar
AIRS. III. Smith. bushei potatoes
MIS- e. r. WatSon. potatoes.
Mrs Henry Young. potAtocA
MIS- Fred u. Child. sugar.
poMFREr LANDING
Mrs f~ck, vegetables.
Mrs. y. F. Esterbrookx, potatoes.
Mrs b Aivoid. Molia. ~ r.. pokAteGo.
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gAsTFoRo

Dorothy Bowen POTATOES.
Oliver HuNen. honey
Roy Case. apples.
Clarence Greene. turnips
Ralph Greene, potatoes,
Ariel Green. apples.
Mary Greene turnips.
Vera Bowen. apples,
Elsie Lewis. apples.
Minnie Jones. apples, potatoes. onions.
II. II Buel, apples.
Merrill Keith. Boraxine.
Charles keenc. potatoes,
Harry Trip. carrots.
John Ethridee, apples.
Lola Ethridge. cabbage, canned pickle.
Lulu Weeks. potatoes.
Bertha Weeks, potatoes. turnips.
Esther Young, potatoes. coffee
Earle Young. Cream OF Wheat. potatoes.
Mrs David Carpenter. canned fruit. APP
Piles. potatoes.
Syhii Converse. onions.
Mrs Melvin Tatem. vegetables.
Mrs Charles Tatem. vegetables.
sits Gilbert Deanc, vegetables.
Mrs IL n. Converse. cereals.
William Warren. potatoes
ffieud, Ngs. raisins
John Young. free transportation to Put
nam Of Easttaed donations
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-30

Court Oh Probate noioen n Thompson
N within and for the district OF Thompson
on the 18th dAy of Decemb~r A. D.. 1910.
Present, G kokGE =. CROSBY. J-dee
On motion OF Victor T. pyiembowsh of Web
ster, Mass, Administrator the Interstate estate
Of William j RatHcgsk. late OF Webster, Nasa.
with Real estate. la Connecticut within said dis
trict. decreased
This court doth decree that six months fron
dste hereof be allowed and limited for the
creditors of said estate TO exhibit their cfsims
against thu sameto the Adminissrasor and directs
that public notice be givea OF this order by
advertising in q newspaper published in Putnam
having circulation In said district, and BY
posting copy thereof on the publle sign post
In said town 81 Thomson nearest the piscr
where the decreased last dwrlJ
Gertis~d from kecerd
Ss-sa 6EoRoK s. CROSBY, Judge