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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-22

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign house,
bought upward 81 5000 shares In the Local
stock market
LACKAWANNA DIRECTORS -steph.,
s Palmer. president of The New Jerss-
Zinc Company. and J. +. Talmage, Of NJ
% Broad street a large owner Of pels'
ware. Lackawanna e. Western stool. hsy.
been elected directors OF the compsny
This makes the full membership II n,
board fourteen
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Divteni'
have been declared as follows The Wels.
bach Company, regular semi-annual 81
per cent on the preferred and regular ar.
June 20: the jefferson Bank, regular sem.
annual per cent payable July !, 10,
Electric Storage Battery Company. regg.
lar quarterly | per cent on the CONNER
and / per cent on the preferred. psyaol'
July |: the Lehigh Valley Railroad, reg.
and preferred: payable July 1; the Nss
York Aair Brake Company. regular quar-.
terly ~ per cent. payable July Is. TIE
Equitable Trust Company. regular quar-
terly per cent, payable June 3O the Ns'
ropolitan Trust Company, quarterly pe
cent payable June 30. the New fots
Trust Company, regular quarterly s pe'
cent payable June 30; the Meresnti,
Trust Company, quarterly per cent ar
an extra per cent, paayble June 30 az!
=
nual per cent on the common.
COPPER PRICES HIGHER-Ssles d
electrolvtic copper have been made In "a
cent days as nigh as 1880 cents, the best
price on the current upward movement
Producers and selling agencies continue q
talk 13-cent copper within the next two o.
three weeks It is believed a favoraos
producers statement will have stinulsl.
ing effect on the trade. As result q;
better conditions all the copper companies
are preparing to increase production, a.
though they assert the output VIII be I'm
tied 10 cOnsumptive requirements.
FRANKLIN TRUST TO REDUCE car
ITAL.--A special meeting Of the stoeA.
holders Of the Franklin Trust Compan'
has been called for July 10 act on . re-
ommendation OF the directors that ~
capital stock be reduced from $500. 900 2
81, 600, 900. This action has been dee3s
advisable, II is said, because Of the 81
that the company recently closed y
branch office in Manhattan. What VII y
done with the $500 900 has not vet been
announced. though II is said that the d.
rectors believed IL should be turned over
10 the surplus account.
DIVIDEND PASSED.-The directors o.
the T.. w. Bliss Company have passed ts
quarterly dividend on the common stock
usually declared at this time Tire
months ago 3ia per cent was paid.
statement issued by the directors gives ss
the reason for the passing OF the dlyidsli
the heavy expenses Incurred incident 70
the machinists strike. The regular Guar
terly per cent on tho preferred will =
paid July I.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. ;. None higbe,t ~ per
opened oa at p. %! per per 's cent Closing
cent 'I Ruling rate. 2% per cent lime nar
Ssn so"ued quiet a Es.eI per- T ssa; for for
cent for Sky aa,Su per cent for four and
ninety SIS ymo anys s%asEs per cent for a SIX
months ws @ cent for over tGe t0s ms sfSe
Mercantne pr eo Gar as the higher grades
moderately coneeynea ID Rates ssa4 per cent for Or
s % ninety days fdn4 to aT F
per cent r nos ~ per cent and above Tor
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign eH
ohaoge market opened steady With IT,, rates yes
Virtually unchanged at s%SSAI Sterling rg
ce oeleE,, ssso for sixty-day bills and ia3op
sSs. for 9T nnety-day bills short frahc;
quoted, LAT 10y less I i@ ans
~. o. and sixtv-day reichsmarkS NJ 'f7s
rho market closed STEADY
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

American car and Foundry at oo1s anu
SCI, Third Avenue at 1875 and Comstock
Tunnel at 90 were stocks dealt in on tne
Consolidated Exchange sales or wIIc,. ,
failed to he reported on the New holA
Stock Exchange There were also trans.
actions in 5000 Interborough Az per cen,
bonds at 7sll and $1,000 comstock Tunnel
bonds at 1884. Trading started in Ameil-
can Telephone end Telegraph , Ilena5S,
which sold at 6 1916 and o's. Altno ,,,s a
the volume was limited. the market was
a broad one, forty-nlne different Issues
represented by sales. with the total tor
the day 24,600 shares. Speculation Was
again checked by crop damage reports
from the Northwestern spring wheat ter
ritory. At the same time prices generally
held remarkably steady in the face OF me
advance in the grain market Detele"
operations follow.
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Speculation In the market for outside
securities was less active, with interest,"
centred IN the Porcupine issues. which de,
veloped considerable activity at material
advance, especially In the higher priceu
shares. Studebaker was moderately ACTIVE;
American Tobacco was easier on small
transactions. Standard OIL was down about
points. Manhattan Transit. after early
heaviness. rallied slightly. In the copper
Ray Central Giroux Consolidated ana
Butte Coalition ruled steady. In bonus
Panama 3s ruled within narrow limits
Chinese Railway IS were shade low, {,
Other issues ruled about steady. American
Telephone and Telegraph rights were &c
tKe at a slight advance Detailed opera
thnS follow:
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~ nanLers. nosted rates follow

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bostoh va az.
discomnf: Chicago 25c premium; san T ran
cisco, sight, &c premium telesi Sip.nount
New Orleans, commercial ZJc u.o, s,,,,,,
hank 81 premium. St. Louis, S5c preIb an
IA 45c asked: Savannah. buying 3-loc nIs-
COUNT selling par: Minneapolis 'Pc pre-
MUM
RANK CLEARINGs. New York o e ex
changes. S3lO26 800. balances; s-S;eL1,oos
baltimore. exchanges, $3.50 ~ % az III
$3.50 s57: Chicago, exchanges go n tSs,
ances. E5S2,s8i Philadelphla' "N'n""e
SIS, 727. 49S. balances, A3li'So
SILVER MARKET. -Commercial bar 81 ST. =
yer 527sc. Mexican silver dollars, 4oc; Pc.
silver in London closed az a '-lod' oe'''''7
of lid. ,.,
coin PREMIUM. In Madrid, SIS, us
bon. DC
MEXICAN EXcHANGE..MSeEsiS3 n,ls e$'
EEDrRAT. TREASURY OPERATIONS
The latest daily report Of the iede "a
Treasury shows customs receipts OF 3D. .,
internal revenue, including corpo . d 10 30
tax, S572.S5s and miscellaneous Sf.', ~,
on ordinary government account Tor ne
same time were S2,4s3,0e6. For the mo Git
10 date ordinary receipts have been 1879
985 and ordinary expenditures S55'-'.'hp' ~ ~,
EXCESS OF receipts since June pells
"a 6ef. 5o7 For the fiscal year 70 date orul
nary receipts have been s652 AL asaiiS.
$500 934754 in the same time last veal w dn
ordinarv expenditures have been sb4o 1o'Vl,'
comnared with s6i0 Az. ~ in the correspond
ing period of 1910 the excess. Of receipts
erIo,ntinC 10 sl1,56Ii2l, against the eHcess
OF expenditures Of slo,5o7o22 year agS.
Including Panama Canal account duu "a a.
10 debt account the excess of all expendl
tures over receipts since July l. 1910
amounts 10 $685.. 73s comparing WITH
deficit I'm the preceding year OF Sg"5'l'S.
SUB-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS.-l re
local SIlb-Treasury was a debtor 70 the
New York Clearing House yesterday ~ inc
amount OF s372,6o9.
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SINKING FUND NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice TIA, 4.
accordance With Article three OF Deed Of rr-r
dated July 18th. 1906 10 Lawyers Title Insy,,-.
and Trust Company, Trustee, 70 secure -
issue Of 500 5000 OF first mortgage ays =,
cent bonds made by 4. Schracer's Son Tr,s.
porated there have been called for reStrs.,e.
on July LIST, 1911 together with coupons fai..
due on that date. Bonds Nos. 30. 81, %. l22 iy
l45. III. 100 OF 10000 each. -
said bonds will be paid upon pres.n,s,io, .,
the Office OF Lawyers Title Insurance and Tr,.,
COMPANY isO Broadway. New York. or a.
after July lat. 1911, IN which date intAr.,
thereon will cease.
a. scHRADER's son, INCORPORATED
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NoRTHPoRT ELECTRIC LIGHT "a

s'/lI' r. jf IA OF BONDS
Notice is hereby given to oil holders n, A.
first Mortgage i've per cent (Je5J Bona.
the Northport Electric Light Company. ~ ~
York Corporation, which bonds are sseur.S "
certain indenture OF mortgage. darsH ~
uary 2nd. 1896. and made by said Companvsa '
the Atlantic Trust Company Of the ci,y -
New York. rs Trustee, t.at pursuant 10 4 -. ~
luton Of The Board OF Directors Of tn. Na.,s
port Electric Light Company, duly passed 49, ~ :.
special meeting Of said Board held a, No.
port on June nth. 1911. and In accorda,ss.
with the terms Of said mortgage, all ~ ~.
said bonds will be paid in full AZ par plus e.
per cent (5cs) premium and accrued Inter-.
on July I9.h, oil. az the ONCE Of the M.,yss
politsn Trust Company, No. 40 Wall Stree, !.
the city OF New York. after which date a..
interest thereon shall cease.
Dated June 9th, 1911
THE NORTHPORT ELECTRIC COMPANY
BY ELLIS r. PHILLIPS Prssi5s,, d
Attost, ~ HENRY r. FROST Secrefsry
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Custody of Securities

The Trust Department has COM
plete facilities for the safe keep
ing OF securities deposited In It's
care. Dividends, coupons and
bonds are collected when due, and
the proceeds credited or RENTED
on order. Instructions for the sale
or delivery OF securities or the re-
investment OF funds may be tele-
craphed or cabled with certainty
OF prompt attention. in order to
keep depositors Informed OF de-
velopments affecting their securi-
ties a constant watch is kept Tor
notices OF called bonds and other
material information.
This service, for which q moderate
charge is made is OF special conven-
fence 10 those going out OF town OF
abroad.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

DINIDENTI NJ. IT. = -
: 4 quarterly dividend Of ONE DOLLAR AND
rIFTy CENTS (sf.5o) per share. being the
E;netsenth dividend on the Common capital
lstock Of this COMPANY, has been declared
Epevahle July /. 1911. 70 tho bearers OF DIV
,SF%n WARRANTS 40. 10, annexed 20 Ger
,fihcates representing such stock. upon preseh
Irstion and surrender Of such Warrants 10 the
undersigned Treasurer az the once OF 'h-
ifompsny. 100 Broadway. New York
4. X. VAN DENENrER. Treasurer
vork May 1911.
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks In
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-22

dividend Of Two Dollars per share VIII he
rpaid on Saturday, July 18th. 1911, to stock
holders Of record at the close Of business on
Fr.day. June 80. 1911
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED bv J. Thomas Reinhardt 80 -
Broad street. New York. No - Devonshire
street. Boston, and No. lG King street West.
TORONTO. Cnn1AnI
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RAILROAD.
2v Chicago Sub.
MINING.
BONDS.

ssSSS f CT Hsr y . :' Si 81 Hi III
u 900 O-WRR&N Is a2t. e2!s 92,s ,oo55g
T. 25O. 900 Panama IS .lO2's Io-s iva W."
.Ex dividend isells cents per share. lo''
lots iNew when issued.
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CONTTNENTAL PAPER BAG COMPANY

Juno 2i 1911.
9th CONSECUTIVE COMMON STOCK
DIVIDEND.
4 quarterly dividend OF one and One-Half
Per Cent the Common stock has been de-
cIarsd PAYABLE June 2sth. 1911. 10 common
stockholders OF record at the close Of business
on June oath. 1911 Checks mailed
II FISCHER
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WI, PAPER BAG COMPANY

II Battefy TIaOV, NtW TUT T'tan,,
June Fl. 1911.
AATH CONSECUTIVE PREFERRED STOCK
DIVIDEND.
A quarterly dividend Of one and One-haIi
Per Cent on the Preferred stock has been ie-
olared PAYABLE June 2sth. 1911. TO preferred
'etockhoiders Of record at the close OF business
on June Path, 1911. Checks mailed.
II MISCHIEF Assisfnnt SecretarN.
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GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK,
Eth Ayenne 4 INNenty-third II.

New IUIIE
Rhis day, Quarterly Dividend Of THREE PER
CENT. upon the Capital stock Of TINS bahk
was declared. payable, free Of tax on ana
after June 80. 1911. -,
The transfer Books will be closed until
Saturday, July !, 1911. $500. ,.
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INDUSTRIAL.

Sales Omen High Low. Last
$500 Am 7 q rts Ga, Ga -,
19l Am Tobacco. 403 4O5 4O1 eVI
IL Bank of Cuba 1885, 1Us 1857 l"o22z
200 Int Rub Gifts 277, 277s 81: ~
1900 Manhat Transit 2iS 2ii 2ts ="
1o00 tMays OIL. a. IS - 50
80 standard Oil. .65Oh 662 sSo,s 90 o.,
i2s StudeSaker Co. 6ss. 6sa. 81. ,ooit
$50 do pref. ..... 105is 1857. lo9,s ~
do0 T. 8 Tt g. Heat %. 2Js - @H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-22

coupons interchangeable tRegsteTed tcou-
nope lRegstered and coupon.
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BONDS.
5000 Inter-Met 4i3s.. Is4
loo Comstock IS. ~
MINING.
ROSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles Head & Co, No. II Broad
street, New York;
LAND STOCKS.
Bid Asked Bid. Asked.
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SAVINGS BANKS.
IUnionDimeSavingsBank

10th Street and 9th Avenue
Interest a. 81 per cent per annum. Credited
July !. Payable July % or later. Money de
1osited on before July 10 draws interest
Yronn July J. 1911
CHARLES T.. SPRAGUE, President.
FRANCIS VI. LEAKE, Treasurer.
WILLIAM G.. ROSS. Secretary
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THE BANK FOR SAVING:

$50 Fourth Avenue. June Is. 1911
18TH sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
The Board OF Trustees has declared in
fere.t dividend for the Six Months ending
June 80, 1911. at the rate 81 THREE AND
0NE-HAIF PER CENT. per annum on all
Gums OF 81 90 and upward entitled thereto.
and payable on and after July 90 1911. The
dividend will be credited 70 depositors as princi
pa July ist 1911 Deposits made on or before
July 10 lol1 will draw interest from July LIST.
1911. WALTER TBlMBLB President.
CHARLES s SHERMAN. Secretary.
JAMES KNOWLES Comptroller.
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fIE NEW YORK AIR BRAKE COMPANY

l85 BrOadwav. New YORK, JUNO II IVII'
The Board OF Directors has this day declaTe9
a quarterly dividend Of ONE AND ONE II Air
stockh olders OF record at the close OF business
July 7, 1911.
The transfer books will not clos.
Checks for dividend will be mailed 20 STOCK
holders AT the addresses last furnished 70 tho
transfer ONCE G 4. STARBUCk. President.
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

diminished BY W y Coler & Co. No ~ Ce6
street,
Accrued interest 20 be added
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MERCUANTS TXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
Of the City Of New York.

june 70, 1911.
The Board Of Directors have this day de-
elared d semi-annual dividend Of THREE PER
GENT free Of tax payable and after July
4, 1911. 20 stockholders Of record a. the close
lof business June %. 1911.
=. Y. GAMBLER. Cashier.
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED 10y Van schaick d. Co. No : wall
street,
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COBALT STOCKS.

-Tntsrs-t to he added. TEX dividend
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Total sales for day with 4s8 lis
Aassl s1,res for the corresponding 1910.
o Total sales January 81 inclusive 576s35s shares
20 dwith period in 1910
$40 ''ipa' ~
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THE BANK or AMERICA.

Vow YORK, june 2Oth, 1vII.
The Board Of Directors have to-day declared
semi-annusl dividend Of thirteen GS) per
cent. free Of tax. payable July lst, 1911, TO
stockholders Of record % this date
The transfer books will remain closed until
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THE IMPORTERS & TRADERS NATIONAL
BANK OF NEW YORK.


A dividend 81 twelve per cent free IF tax,
has to-day been declared by this bank. pay
able on tho FIRST day ~ July next. The trans
FER books will remain closed till that date.
lONET 1. Cashiar
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TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING house,
bought upward of 5000 shares in the lcc.
stock market
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-24

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Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
ASHFORD


l a,ta-'3Se .,lSe number of Eastford peonls day, 'oeA lar on Tues af,el ng ,hs wells and brooks are filling mn a'tef 'he continued rains. r bumper crop. 's t'''' !
 Rev J. P. Marvin and fan,ilv os SaHlp Easttord have returned to iho;. hotle Tn Oxford, after a good s,,,,r,Sa. ,,sa. at the 'flace for a Boy. g
 Charles NJ. Fenner of Putnam was hi. tsi isas Jofd sunday and carried home 5is n hephewi Master Harold Fenner of oNIuence, who has been spendipg soiile weeks at Camp Eastford.
 Mfs' Bertha Withee, wife of tbe Rev A. II, Nithee returned last Friday rom FoAooro, where she has been for snIee weeks nursing her sister. who has been seriously iii. -i'
 KeV. James $. Thomas of Collings. Mooui N' J q preached at the Metbo- ulst ehufch on Sunday. He was the Pastor 5 oi the church here during 1S7S. ,Si ana this Is his first visit since then large audience was in attendance ouhaay morning, many of whom TO. lheihoered the aged man. Mr. Thom. as Is superannuate member of the NeW England Southern Conference ana mas been preaching for more than half aIcenturv. 'A-a'i
 l he town schools began on Tuesdav wlth new teachers in three districts Miss Sarah L. Howes of West Denn1s Mass, will teach the grammar grade ae distrlct No. l, Miss May Kennedy U. MliiVllie, Mass, will teach the school at the Buell. district, and Miss Grace La"ton of PhoeniXville will teach the school in that district.
 The Republicans of Easttord held thelr caucus on Monday night. Geo k. Reed sof Phoenixviile was elecled chairman, and Warren P. Keith clerk. The caucus placed in nomination the following: '''N
 Assessor, W. P. Keith.
 Board of Relief, W. c. Holman. Spaulding.
 Town clerk, treasurer. and agent of town deposit fund, A NJ. Keith.
 Auditor, Henry Tfowbridge.
 | li,F Upham, Oliver Latham, Marc Lewis. Tax collector, Caro Latham.
 School Board, Rev. J. B. King.
 Tree Warden, Eber Huntington.
 Registrar, James NJ Keith.
 Constables, Caro- Latham, George Opham, Albert West, Frank Lyon.
 fheDemocrats of the town held their caucus on Tuesday afternoon in the chapel, and placed in nomination the following:
 Assessor, o. B. Carpenter.
 Board of Relief, A NJ. Bowen.
 Seleetmen, Andrew c. Morse, Lee Lyon.
 Town clerk, treasurer, and agent of town deposit fund, Chas. 5. Johnson. Auditor, A. NJ. Bowen.
 Grand Jurors, A. NJ. Bowen, Lee Lyon, Fred Upham.
 Tax Collector, Caro Latham.
 School Board, John B. Ethredge.
 Tree Warden, o. B. Carpenter
 Registrar, J. B. Ethredge.
 Constables, Lee Lyon, Norris Spink, A. G. Morse.
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
POM MFRET

One Of Bruce's express teams comes up here every morning and gets the High School pupils and carries them 10 Putnam and brings them back at night. He goes as far as the Ben Gtosvenor so he gets some scholars who have gone by train heretofore.
 MT. and Mrs. Chet, Smith and dau- gnter are visiting his ibrother, coming eey auto from Ossining, N. Y. On Monday the two families went to SSpflngfieid in the auto and returned Tuesday,
 Miss Louise Pitts has gone to the western part of the state to teach this la, and her brother Lyman will soon goto Lynn to work in the Electrical works there. They will be greatly missed here this winter.
 The "Searehlight' Club will meet %llh Miss Minnie Reyes this week saturday as it had to be postponed ias' week owing to the rain.
 II, Miss Ellen Reyes spent Sunday in
 Dr. \. E. Darling has brought suit against Mrs. Mabel Woodward, ad- minlstratriX of the estate of Charles arlington, for professional services iendered the latter. The amount of the suit Is so. Papers were served on the ggelendant by Deputy Sheriff John rus who was busy Tuesday summon ing witnesses for the hearing, which "ill be held Saturday, Sept. Is, at Il p. g. n' tbeiore Judge john Larned oi
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
Grand Masters Day

Grand Masters day will be held at the Masonic home in Wallingford on Saturday, Jeptember B. The occasion is the annual picnic of the members of the ll0 lodges of the state and the members of the Order of the Eastern Star and they and their friends will be present and make the day one of great pleasure. A programme will be given at l2 o'clock, including address es by Grand Master R. B. Chapman of Madison, Grand Matron Mrs. Maize B. Clarke of Higganum and others. There will be music and reeitations. The usual box lunch for those who do not bring basket lunches will be served by Mizpah chapter, 0. E. $. of Wal lingJord. Superintendent John o. Rowland of the home will provide free coffee and cups.
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
ABINGTON

School opened last week at the cor ners with an attendance of forty-four scholars. Miss Martin of Elliott is engaged as teacher for the year. Under the able direction of Elisha Sherman the schoolhouse has undergone deci- ded renavation. Freshly painted with in and without, with new paper on the walls, hardwood floor and new desks, prosperous array.
 Clinton Crane efWaterbury has been spending few days in town. An arched, concrete bridge is being built over the brook South of the cor ners.
 The Ladies Aid meets this week with Mrs. Alger at Westland farm.
 Newton Vaughn of Wilimantic spent Sunday with his sister Mrs. McGorly.
 Mary and Virginia Sharpe have gone to their respective schools in New Jer- sey and Versailles.
 Alfred Briggs and Newell Young went 10 Boston and Squantum one day of the recent aviation meet. MT. and Mrs. Arthur Swift of Willi- mantle have returned to Abingdon. They will live in MT. Badgers tene- ment house.
 William Ingalls of Danielson was in town onsSatuIday- Ada Stoddard and Hermann Covell are beginning their junior year at the Putnam Higb school. Many from this place attended the W oodstock fair on Tuesday.
 Mary Stoddard is attending the Nor maj school al Willimanie.
 Mrs. Charles Arnold and daughter Ella returned from Yantic this week.
 Rev George Read and Deacon Will liam Harris started for Rocky Point one day short time since in MT Reads automobile. Tntoward cir cumstances, however. obliged them to forego their shore dinner and to return at an early hour.
 Mrs. Will Gallup has returned te her school at lVoryton.
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
OUISt E AUG

Miss Ada Lawton, Aver, Mass, has SSeh g the guest of her cousins, Misses tioienee and Edna Aldrich this week
 MT. and Mrs. Thomos Richardson saa Tl oaoy, of Millyille, R. l., are al tyson Richardson for a few days day. " 07'
 a me lntervale Mills which were shut aJWh To install a new boiler started up ,Ti,pnuay' ii, ,e running by water power un- N' 'ne new engine is ready. ,. large number from Quinebaug at '-uued The Woodstock Fair.
 John Hethefman and wife of Wor- ,,, ef spent the weekend with reia- aVes here.
 sns U |. Fairfield with his small beer J1'a We Ionic did good business at the woodstock Fair.
 Misses Lillie and Alice Hedges oi EF,ooa,sahorldge spent Sunday with thelf s,;ah ,G,.lef David, with Mrs. C. l.. Al