Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30
 VOL. XXXVIlI.

-A 4k4 I \. faf>onss NcBDul street ,aaS .atur1ed rom trip to Tampa, Fla. William Wright returned 10 Yale college on Tuesday. Hose companies and had han- ouet in their rooms Thursday evening. -Nr. and Mrs. George A. Vaughan have fetaTned from trip to Maine.
 Mrs. George W. Gilpatric has as gnest Mrs Amy Lund of Worcester.
 Philip Gleason of Providence was q recent Putnam visitor.
 Editor C. B. Johnson and wife of Franklin, spent Sunday in Putnam.
 Mrs. Amos Larock and son Earl spent sunday with his sister. in Nor. .wich.
 Poles are being erected in Mechan- iesyiIle for electric lights for the vil- lsge.
 Forty three new voters were made Saturday, although there were seven- ty-two names on the ssto be made" list. The Woman's Relief Corps will hold a rummage sale the latter part of October.
 Jasper Holmes is removing his family from Grove street to Woodstock avenue.
 Miss Helen Bradley, principal of graded school in Berlin, made week end visit to her home in this city.
 Mrs, (. Fred Waterman has enter- tained her sister, Miss Ethel Rowe, of Warwick. K. 1.
 Miss Helena MeGavitt has been entertaining Miss Payton of Tarboro, NC.
 John E. Tigue and wife of Hopkin- ton were guests of Putnam friends on Monday
 Jacob Bovis of Worcester, deatr in women's apparel, is to occupy the store in Union block, vacated by N. T. Harlont.
 Arthur Libby left Tuesday for Cambridge, and will enter upon his -skuuics dt IloiN di0 Law oShooi day.
 Mrs. William k. Wheaton, &C., companied by her son Paul, left this week for three months yist al her parental home in Macon, Ga.
 Frank H. Elliott, of King street, picked handful of ripe strawberries from his garden on Wednesday. Some of the plants are still in blossom.
 Alice Duparche, School street, was committed to the Windham County Temporary Home Friday by Judge l.. G. Wright.
 w H. Leete of Los Angeles, Cal, treasurer of the Salt Lake, Los Ange' les and San Pedro railroad, was the guest of F. w. Seward and family, Grove street, Tuesday.
 The members of the T. A. X E society will hold a grand social on HaIlow cen Eve, in A. 0. Il. Hall whieh-will surpass anything they have held in previous years.
 -Sleepie 1Oiil, oi sAii'hah'iNt WI known in this city is engaged in paint ing and regilding the 254 foot steeple of Trinity church, Newport, K. l. The job will take about 10 days.
 Rev. John w. Walker, of St. Pe- ter's church, Philadelphia, formerly rector of St. Philips church, Putnam, has been visitor in the city the past week
 Monday evening was observed as Neighbors' Night by killingly grange, and they entertained members oi the granges from Thompson, Putnam, Ah- ington, and Brooklyn.
 Byron Lamondy, who has been substituting for Adams express mes- sengers during the vacation months, Is now having his own vacation, which be is spe nding with relatives in this city.
 Members of the Canadian Natural. ization Club held a meeting Monday evening at which the members receiS- ed instructions regarding the use oi the new ballot.
 List of letters remaining Tn the Putnam post office for the week ending September ?:
 Gentlemen-E. c. Cpman, oiiva or ten, Arthur D. Hartty, John A. .' Hastings, Chas. 5. Perkins. Ladies-Mrs. C. Gelatin, Miss Jaia B. Gorham. Miss Keller Kennedy MISS Katherine Slany.
 At the annual meeting of the Tut nam Heights Cemetery association,the following officers were elected; President, William F. Basto;
 Vice president, Thomas J. Inuroer. Secretary and treasurer, J. w fish- CT
 The old board of trustees was col h. tinued. The treasurer's repoH sho"eo good financial condition
 The democratic county convention is to be held,in Putnam on sstnfdas afternoon. The honor of having 'ae convention Is given to Putnam because