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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-18
Rooiepelt i Ct. paul.

SberIt Theodore &ooiepelt bar
Ereooa ct. Hoills 8iGit / fem III
mer oa bar ira Infomit til Ifreile
| @ienitano for en- uaf6rliot, begeiItret
| Splbeit. San biliebeS @elfommen
al Suiinber paa Suiinber al Werrle.
fer, Der / tptte Wasier babe iam-
let iig pau begge Siber al @aoen
ira Sernboneitationen til Sotel "St.
Saul, boor Ser gapes en- sGreS-
mioSag for bom, % oerfra til Sta'
tens Capitol, bpor ban bolbt en- Gale
for ben ioriamlebe Segislatilr og 'aa
mango al gpens 9orgere og Sorger-
inber, iom fnlbe itlpes iomnen poa
Observation-Disclosures 9naerier.
Sans Infomit til Sernbaneitatio-
men b~ebuoeoeS meo Ell oltnbrenoe ga.
Int paa 81 Sfuo - milo ErGiioent-
ialut - og eifortereoeS nnoer pots
enoe Saner og flingenoe Spil til so.
teQet al Statens 8iipernsr, &onli.
teer al fremragenbe 9orgere og Here
| 3ompanier al Notionalgaroen / milo
Selhibruitning. 90 operalt bilItes
ban meo brulenbe Surraroob og
Bitten meb Satte og SommetsrflG-
ser.
Sans Mfobtaeelie funoe neppe
babe pGret me- itorartet, alminoe.
Iig oe hegeiitret, ON ban bapoe oGrct
2anoets "regierenbe TrGiioent".
&ooiepelt meo SeI9e. anfom til
| Stotionen 3l. $50 ON gitermiboa.
gen og fisrte til Soteaet, bpor ban
oeItog / oen sgresmiboag, iom bar
arrangeret for BAN al 8ipernsr
gberbart, 2egislatiirens Meolem.
mer, 9omiteer fra Sanoelsforenin.
gen og @eblemmerne' al &ooieoelt.
flubben. Der bar ingen Saler peo
9oroet, men Stemningen bar fri og
liplig, ibet BEN bersmte 8iPit mln.
tert og imilenoe unoerbolOt Jig meo
fine @erter.
9l. 500 onfom ban til 9apitoI.
bpgningen, bpor ban efter en- fort Si.
fit paa 8iiperterens Yripatfontor
eifortereoes til Observation-Disclosures,
Der bar itapfilb al Solf.
s lin Gale uotalte ban iig parmt
/ Sapsr al birefte @alg al Sorbunos.
ienotorer, for Snitiatio, Referenoum
% &ecan, for 2open ON Sfabes.
gobtgisrelie for arbeibere os for
Statsfontrol ODER @asbrag og @ano.
ialb, iom fan npttisgisres / Snbu.
itriens Sieneite.
llmiooelbart eiter Solens Slut
iorloo ban unoer begeiitreoe 9epe.
raab Salen og eifortereoes iii eta.
tionen, bpor ban meb 10:30-Soact
fortiatte Heiien til Mnoiion, bpor
ban oen npite 6ormiooag taIte for
9eeislaturen % gioroes til @ien.
itano for l%ianenoe, begeiitreoe 3e.
monitrationsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-18
priniesien men life Rieet

Sop 8oulS, Ssn al Sern6unemug.
nuten @eorae 3. @ouIo / Heip 9orf.
ofientligaiorSe iornplig lin 6%orIopel.
ie meo Ntiis aurie Douglas 9ra-
BAN, Cater al Sobn @rabam og en-
GatterSatter al Den aiiatte Sronnins
9poia aamefeba 9iliitofnluni al So.
mali. SET nl,pGrenoe nmerifanife Ger.
ritoru al bette Ram.
@onIo iaar oltioo en- Srincesie.
men bperfen belle eaer baloe Higet.
grpQnppet Hal itaa / Sum-. bporeiter
SET unse Bar brager aiiteb paa en-
grpIupsreiie til europa, bpor Dc bI.
andre ifal beige Sruosommens 80.
tier | 9onoou, England, JOIN er gift
nleo 9oro Sacies.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-18
ulvffer paa
Widbioaniicen.

On iereelia lllpffe inotro' Den
t3oe os. paa Mitigauiisen ioet lem
@ano al geiGtninsen ontfom eiter
at Sfonnerten Sttapd bapoe lsbet
Tia iolt pao ct Rep uoenfor apiten ca.
6 W9il noroenior Slgona, @is.
Bar geiGtuiugen iorbIeoet ont
6oro eiter 8runoitsouingen oiloe
ale blepet reooeoe. s Den Sanfe,
at Sfonnerten bar ifGro meo at goa
thumbs, isgte oe al reooe liz / @os-
olinbaaoen, Der imiolertio n9Iten
meo oct iomme fantrebe meb oct Re.
iuItat, al De one orufneoe.
9igene al aaptein @eberg 90 Ell
al Ratroierne, Gnrl Hpaniit, er ifpl.
lebe ilono; 9isene al De eorige er
enonu life gienilnone.
Sfonnerten, Der ingen Sfooe bop.
oe toget, err ienere blepet brngt Hot
igien al Solf ira Rebuingsitationen
/ Sturaeon Ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-18

Zine. al &c life Tniebe Soren. isr ben
enc eiter Den ouSeu begpubte Of ram.
mes al be omilppenoe areler, %
Suiteu beapnote at iplSeS al oereS
egneS Sfrig og Summerroub.
Otter en- ire timers beitig aamp
fopituIereoe Hesierinsstropperne, Der
Gepoe Iiot iprrc Cab, og I9iln Trieta
toges / 9eiioSelie al Suiurgenterne.
Sra @nibineton meIoes, al De
Sorcneoe Stoter oil boloe Den meri.
fanife H~egiering aniporlig Tor Sfpo.
niugen % apGitcIieu al amerifanife
Sorgere / Douglas un6er anmpen
ON Nguo Trieto. % at Siloragelieu
let fan foulnte til at meoisre olporligc
6orpiflinger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-18
Jnoianere paa Rriesitien

st Telegram fra @innipeg beret'
ter, at Der er inblsbet Wteooelelle
ON, at Itore Sloffe al Snoianere |
aeepation.O iitriftet, iom itrpffer Jig
menem 2afe @innipeg og Si1o'on-
braten, iom Sslse al ben grasIerenoe
S~ungersnso, bar begipet Jig pna
arigsitien og roper og plpnorer De
ipreote S%ettlementer. Slere blooige
Sommenitsb bar funoet Steo, og Der
n9res Srpgt for, at De al Regierin'
gen for Sngeniererne peo lloItifnin'
gen al Subion Sap-Sernbonen opret-
tebe 8ropiantoepoter pglaa ct blepet
plpnoreoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-18
Dr.. 2~lrrhenius' Seioe.

DIR. Spante G%rrbenius, ErGlioen'
ten for Hobelitiitclicn | Stoctbolm %
en- al Guropas beOit fienote Sioen'
itabsmpnD, opbolber iig Tor Sioen
Stem 9orf, bpor ban ifal boloe en-
Gpffe SorelPsnin9er peo Columbia
llniperiitet. San er unber Spboloet
Ser @ipit hos DR.. Sacqlles Soeb al
&ocfefeller. ESnititItet.
Otter gfiluttelieu al fine 6orelGs'
ninaer pe0 Columbia llniperittet fort-
letter DR.. M%rrbeuius Heiien peltoper
Ioa lonet ipm til ct. Saul og Winre-
apolis, bpor ban bor lopet at boloe ct
Soreorog peo Winnelota Stotsunl'
teriitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-18

aomitcen bar ogina beiluttet at
anbeiole NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'll
@ebtageIie, men SnbItiainsen pil ferlt
ioreIigge ON Ell Gag eaer TO.
Ioh Snoitiaingcn al 8lenltOi9'
Geostraftaten itemte Gemofraten
Sammono ira Minneiota.
@eo aomlitebebanolingen al Sorif-
repiiionsiorilaget ltemte lonltlige re-
oublifanife Weblemmer al &pmiteerl
imoo SnoItiain9en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-18

Iiae Gel of Staten. Gen orpbte par
en- Mrs. Sreb Stoue, % bIanot De
tiIifaoefomne bar hcnoeS to Ssn-
ner.
Stormen bar laa ooIOiom, at ben
rep &leoerne at &roppcn iaapel paa
beube iom 9srnene. Zen treble al
be tiIitabefomm Dor Mrs. Hop q.
@ernon. Der nebbITite lem Siiie /
Heierpe.
Gre Menneifer rdpporteres al
bore orGbt og Here Silie neobIpit /
IeIaware, CALEDONIA; men ma bar
enbnu life foaet Hebe pna DC omfom.
mes Rapne. SIere &uie iigeS at p1re
neoblGit | Sd,eIata, SfIa.
SfsIge ienere giterretninger ira
Gfribge, Sans, bIep 80 Sllie oemp-
leret og 80 Tenneifer ifooet. DC
fleite af oe tilifaoefomne par Gleper
peo ben nebbIGlte SsiifoIe.
Sra Ct. 9oilis, Mo., mebbeles
On forirrbeIig @ino.SogI og Cor
oenitorm, leoiaget al ct polbiomt
HegnifpI, brsb ibae los oper gpen.
foraariagenoe ct SGrbitob al mango
Sltien Dollars og inoirefte Sobet al
ire Wenneifelip.
gn Sniff, iom unber Stormcn fonl
fierenbe benab 8nben, 6lep tiai9e-
mle0 fine TO SeIte brpbt poa Stebet
oeo at fomme / 9ersring meo en- al.
brubt eleftriif aroftlebning Ell Some
oebe Of Sfrpf og en- onben bleu
brGbt iom Sslee al at benbes Seit
LOB lsbif meb benoe.
6lere Suie / llofanten al @pen
blep blPit operenoe og | Den moro
Iige 9pbel nebblGite en- otte Gtnger
bsi Glepotor inoeboloenoe 1000.
600 9uibel Spebe.
Sra De Soto, Mo., meIoes, at fem
Wenneifer blep brpbt UNDER Stormen
% ct Snes andre ifoSet / Gobet,
no, en- 9p poa 800 Snbbpggere, og
ira 9ittle Hocf, Irf., berettes, at ire
Wenneifer er or9bt og % iaaret /
FlummerpiQe.
De ! Stormitrseet / aonics, OLD
bona, beitlige Risieari og uproIigc
Grfanias unretteoe Iproitab an.
ldnes iii oper I Minion Collars,
beraf omtrent 100000 / aanias
alene.
Smtrent poa iarnme Sib raieoe
Ser en- ltGrf Sneitorm | Nortb Do
fota og ben nor6peitlige Gel al Win-
neiota. Zen logoe tore @onifeligbe,
ser | Seien for Sernbanetrniifen, oa
Hortbern Yuciiic.9 anens Selegraf,
lebninger blep repet meb poa en-
Strpfning al IS Mil mellem Mon'
ban og Samestopn, &c. 9af.
Sgioa | Soma bnpoe man en- Sneri
al Stormen. Ger mebbeles iaaIeoes
fra Waion Gin Den 13oe, at Der Den
foregaaenbe gliten bapbe blpit en-
poIoiom @in6, iom bapbe onrettei
megen Sfooe pna gutifspinouer
SrGer, Chs. og Seleipnlebninger oa
beltet operenoe Here minore Sl,ie.
s Gleor 9afc bleu ct fort antal
gaabe Ioaet iitpffer. Silifiiertribil,
men / 9olbporfeu omblGit og Here
UNDER 9pgning OGrenbe Suie beifn,
bigeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-18
Uortb Dafota.
Staten bar sjort urlbisc Sremifriot
/ iiofte Geninsperipoe.
Stor ~I9roinignipg.

3ieGge oe 6or. Staters Gerius.
bureau iOnOtes Der / 4ortb 9afota /
1910 74.t65 6arme MOB Blot 81.
332 i 1900, 9ette er en- 5orsaelie
al life minore emo 2S.S33 6arme.
eler 81 Eroceut i 9s6et al Be iioite
ii Aar.
SotolpGroien al alt larmlanoet
meo pnGitaaenOe gpgnirger iattes /
1910 til $500, 035, 900 moo $t9s..
10000 / 1900, en- 7orsgeIie az
$673.755.0 00. eaer 3tI Srocent.
Get er / Sanobco en- 5remgang, iom
iorilaar.
SotaIppr6ien al 9dnoet aIene int.
res / 1910 til S729.S96,00 900 moo
.St73,352,000 / 1910. Ell Sorsgelie
al 556.5iI000, eaer 32t grocent.
SotnIurrOien al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iottes / 1910 til 500, t39, 900 moo
$25. 42s, 900 / 1900. en- SorsgeIie
al $50, 7l1,000, eller 262 Troeert..
& 1910 uoaioroe 6nrmlanoet
alene 50 Erocent al SProien al
2ano og 8pgntnaer tilinmrmen, moo
81 Vroceut / 1900.
SotaIpGrhien al Sarmre0itaber og
Wfaifineri beIsb ia / 1910 til 49,.
SS7 900 MOB St4,056,000 / 1900,
en- SorsaeIie al $29,S3t.000, eler
2f2 Hrocent.
agerorcolet ubgioroe | 1910 2S,-
392. 900 acreS moo t5,543 900
1900, en- SSorsgelie al t2.S49,000
acres. clIer SO Frocent.
Oct o~poprfeoe Areal u6gioroe |
1910 20.439,000 Mere moo blot g..
Gas. 900 1900. Ell 6orsgelic al TO-.
$4,000 acreS, eaer t12 Erocent.
Get opoprfeoe areol uogioroe 70
Trocent al 3otaIareolet / 1910 moo
go Broceitt | 1900.
Sormene baooe / 1910 en- 8fen-
rtemiuitsitsrrelie al 3S3 gcres moo
343 Stores / 1900, eli Sorsgelie al
40 acres. eler II Groeent,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Or. Mere meb
poaltanenoe &uie bar i 1910 $2S.95
moo blot $12.79 / 1910. S9roien
er nltiaa iteget $t6.t6 pr. Acre. eller
1876 Irocent.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al Sarm.
lancet oleue par / 1910 $25.71 pr.
Mere moo $1t.t5 pr. Acre / 1900,
builfet piier, al GGroien al ielpe SSor.
Den er iteget $14.56. eaer 13t Bro
cent pr. Mere / De iiSite ii aar.
vi Se 74,t65 Sarne, iom fanStes
Il Stoten / 1910, orepes 73,454. eller
80 Eroeent al bpioe 5armere og III,
eaer Blot 1 Broceut al gsegere eller
andre "t.lsrte" Solfcilag, mems al
Oe 1882 6orne. iom ianotes / Sta
ten | 1909. A 1898. eaer 81 proeent
Orcpc5 al boioe 6olf og 1884 al Re
gere eQsr andre, iom life regnes for
GoiOe.
2f 5~otnlnntallet al Sormere, iom
ianotes / Staten / 1910, Srepes g.
035 al gierne ielu MOB 40,972 /
1900.
Nj Heiten al 8armene oreoes |
1910 10,64S al 6orpogtere, iom IN.
ten betuItc en- beitemt Gum / Sor.
pogtnirgSaiqtit, eler en- bis Del af
6armuobpttet. og ASP al Setprere.
Nj 6urmene / Staten / 1910 oar
63,035 fri for Fanteb9itelier, mems
Der q De sprige 31.27t boileoe en-
iterre eaer minore 8ielo.
Sfignt @iennemiuitsitsrrelien,
iom ooenror nGpnt, bar 3S3 aeres.
par DC irrlfilte 6orme Dog az poerit
forifieaig Stsrrelie; ser ionotes iao-
!eoes ! 1910 PIP Tarme. iom finn
6eitpO al 10 acres, 43S ION fun BE-
ito0 al ira 20 til 40 4cres. 1893
pua ira 90 iii 80 acres, 22,S92 paa
fro 100 iii ia acres, 1885 pau
ira t75 til 400 9lcres, 1860 paa
ira 800 til 500 acres % 2,4t5 poa
1 600 4cres eIer mer.
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-12
Knights of Columbus

The 18th annual convention or The Knights of Columbus of Connecticut, opened at TCrdngton Tuesday morn ing, with solemn high mass al St. | Francis church.
 Tn his annual report State Deputy Mulligan referred to the phenomenal growth of the order in the country and opined that Connecticut,t the home state Of the order. had mol misstepped in the years progress. He recommen- ded that the order assist the church in every possible way in caring for indi- gent and wayward children according to plan suggested by Bishop Milan. lie also urged that all councils Of the state get on the honor roll for contribu- tions to the t5OO, 200 fund toward the Catholic university in Washington. Over S5OO0 has been contributed to this cause during the year.
 The report Of the secretary showed a net increase in the membership in the state of 262. There were SO initia- tions. There are at present 60 councils with a mem bership Of II 900,
 The state treasurer reported that the financial condition of the order has so far improved that the per capita tax can be decreased one-hslf for the com ing year.
 The state hospital committee ap pointed to consider the adyisabilitY of establishing a state hos spital reported that they had outlined plans for such an institution and were instructed to continue their work.
 The following officers were elected:
 stale Deputy, William J. Mulligan, Thnmpson&iiie.
 secretary. Lawrence J Dolan, Hart ford.
 Treasurer, John C. Roland, Torring- ton.
 Warden, Edward Sullivan, Daniel son.
 Advocate, Jeremiah j. Collins, New London.
 Chaplain, Rev. John McGiyney, WestNIlle.
 Delegates 10 the National ConSen- tion Patrick L. Shea of Derby, Peter j. Coniin of New Haven, William Han tey Of Stafford Springs. John W. Hickey oi N aterbury will be fourth delegate if the membership increases six before the convention. The state deputy and past state deputy are dele. gates eX ollieio
 Grand Knight M.M. Dwyer and Past Grand Knight ]. ]. McGarry attended as delegates from Cargill Council of this city
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-12
 Summer School at SlorrS

The Connecticut Agricultural college will hold the tenth annual session oi it's Summer School, July 5-July 23 1911.
 Courses are offered in bird and in. sect study, botany, dairy industry, an. imal husbandry, fruit culture, vege' table gardening, Horticulture, landscape gardening, soils, farm crops, practical cooking, a special four-weeks' course in practical poultry lhusbandry, and courses in methods of teaching and in elementary agriculture, with model country school showing how agricul- ture may be acturlly taught in the schools
 Those desiring illustrated eatalog or more detailed information may ad- dress the President of the Connecticut Agricultural College, Storrs, Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-12
Ennpresslnnal Nntes.

Al the senatorial eaAeas held on Saturday, senator Jacob II. Gal1inger ui New Hampshire, was unanimously nominated president pro tempore of the senate. All the progressive Re. publican members were absent
 At hearing of the Cauada Reef ptocity agreement on Saturday, the spokesman for the National Grange delegation said to President Taft: ."No president ever commanded the faith of the farmers that you do, and ask you whether you do not think the farmers will desert the Republican party if we are put on free trade basis?n In re- ply the President said; "I am very sorry II that Is to be the case, because l have a personal liking for the repubi- can farmers just little mite stronger than for The democratic farmers. If we carry through this treaty, and it turns out that il does produce the in. jury that you anticipate, il can oe re- pealed by a single Congress. It does not last longer than either side desires it 10 last. l am convinced that after it has been given one years trial nei- ther side will think of reversing it. That is my conviction. l cannot 20 into an argument
 In the House on Monday the Demo- cratic free list bill was passed by vote of 155 to los.
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-12
ABtHoTON

Mir Reed Of Pennsylvania has occu- pied the pulpit of the Congregational church the past two Sundays and giv. en much pleasure by hls able dis courses.
 Joseph Elliott is ill with ptomaine poisoning.
 The Ladies Aid held it's annual business meeting last week at Library hall.
 Miss Milen has returned from q two weeks trip to Boston. She reports that the "World in Boston" is a truly wonderful exhibit.
 MT. and Mrs. Macintosh of Hyde Park are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Joseph Elliott.
 Miss May Stoddard was operated upon for appendicitis at the Day Kim. ball hospital on Tuesday morning.
 Miss Mary Osgood of East Hartford was in town last week.
 A play, "The Blundering MT Brown,n is to be given at Abingdon hall next Monday night by young peo- pie from Abingdon and Pomfret
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-12
EAST WOODSTOCK

Mrs. J NJ. puiue is visiting relatives in vicinity of Boston.
 Mrs, Emily Allen and Mrs. J, F.. AldtieA attended the funeral ol MT. Ross in Providence Monday. Nr. Ross died suddenly on Saturday from heart latiuFe, Was II brother of Nrs- At- len and Mas about so years ot age.
 Misses Mary and sarah Potter, Pearle and Flossie Alton spent the weekend in Boston taking in the "'N orld in Boston al Mechanics hall
 Rev. samuel Raymond of Hartford preached an excellent sermon at the Congregational church last Sunday. Judge F.. NJ. Warner of Putnam will deliver an address on Prayer next Sun day morning
 Mrs. William Jackson has been ill the past week with pleuTisy.
 Carl Morse, who has been in Weirs- dale, Florida, the past winter, is visit ing his parents, NJ. B. Morse and wife.
 Mrs. Jane Perry has returned from Providence.
 J. (. Ames was in town last Sunday.
 Mabel Foster has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Elmira Snow, in South Birmingham.
 Mrs. Francis Ietter entertained the ladies of the missionary society last "Wednesday afternoon, sixteen being present. Miss Nellie Pratt presented the program, Problems and Policies. Several committees were appointed to arrange for the closing meeting of the year, May 27, 10 be held in the church i'll charge of the president, Mrs. T. A. Turner. Mrs. Ietter, assisted by sew eral of the ladies, served tea, cake and waters.
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-12
sSs PoMF RET LANDING

Rev. MT Reynolds of DayviIle will hold religious services here again at the usual house next Sunday.
 Mrs. Johnson and daughter are spending the week in Danielson.
 Miss Annie Goodall visited in Wor- cester.
 Farmers, gardners, and road makers are now busy.
 been in the family of C. E. Kempton.
 Callers on Mrs. A. S. Bruce: Mir. Paine, wife and little daughter of El- liotts, r. S Bruce and wife, son Rob- ett and wife, of Putnam, and son Fred recently from Chicago.
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-12

"a Court of Probate held at WoodsioeA 7, si A and for the district .of WoodsteeA l7th day of April, A. D. 1911. ,,,r n I'd
 Present, CLARENCE H. ChIiL v.. On motion or Howard Bradford oi "a I'd Connecticut. administrator on the ,.assl Ssll estate of Sarah c. Foster, late or WV within said district, deceased. .hs S This Court doth decree that SIX Men ..al lowed and limited for the creditors z. ,,ns tate to exhibit their claims against lhr aS;s sd the Administrator and directs thai pup" Y paper having circulation in said dlstlis. by posting copy thereof on the puo.lle tfs f I in Said town Of Woodstock. nearest s' where the deceased last dwelt-
 Certified from Record. ,,n lI i7-Iq CLARENCE H. GHBV.-1
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-12
Obituary

JOHN Fs 4BttlN-s4H
 John P. Johnson, for twenty-five years an esteemed and respected citi- zen of North Gfosvenordale, died al bis home in that village Sunday morning, April 30th, after long illness.
 Mr. Johnson was born in Sweden sixty.five years ago. Twenty five years ago he came with his wife to this country and located in North Grosye nordsle where he was employed by the GrosvenordaIe Company up to two years ago when he was obliged to give up work on account of III health. He is survived by his wife and five sons, two daughters having died.
 Funeral services. were held in the Swedish church Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, Rev. Mir. Lindeyal officiat- ing. Burial was in the family lot in North Grosvenordale cemetery.
 aUNRoB WARNER.
 Munroe Warner died at his home on Livery street Sunday morning, aged 72 years. He was born in Thompson December 2Sth, 1888. He was mem- Der of Co. K, 7th Connecticut Volun- teer Infantry, was mustered in Sept. l2, 1881, taken prisoner July Il, lo69, paroled March 10, 1864, discharged sept. l2, 1854 He had lived in Put nam for some years his occupation be- ing cleaning and pressing clothes. He Is survived by a son and three daugh- ters-
 Funeral services were held at the chapel in the Grove street cemetery Tuesday afternoon al one o'clock, Rev. r. D. Sargent officiating. The bearers were Comrades Morse, Kelley, Brain. ard and Brown.
 MRS. SARAH HORNE.
 Mrs. Sarah Horne, mother Of Mayor N Donald, died at her home in syd- ney, Cape Breton, N. B., last Thursday at the age Of 75 years. 4 week preYi- ous Mayor Macdonald had received word that his mother was Ill but her illness was not stated to be of serious nature and her death was great sur prise. On account of the distance he was unable to get to sydney in time for the funeral so did not go. Besides her son daughter living in Sydney survives.
 HENRY H. RICHMOND
 Henry Hyland Richmond died at the Baekus hospital in Norwich on Sunday, where he went for an opera ton two weeks ago. His health had been poor for year. MT. Richmond was born in East Bridgewater, Mass 1, May r, 1856. As a young man he To- cated in Woodstock, and later went to Westford, where he had a store and was postmaster for three years. Then he went to Unionville, where he was assistant postmaster for six years. Thereafter he was located in Wood stock for about If years, where he was for a time in the meat business and in farming. Ten years ago he went to Norwich and had been chief clerk for T. H. Eldfedge, formerly of Putnam, in the hardware business. On Febru- ary 1, 1878, he married Abby Josephine Place in Woodstock, by whom he is survived, and one son, George $. Rich mond of Mystic. The deceased was a | member of the Central Baptist church in Norwich, president of the Christian Endeavor society at the Norman chap. el, and had been superintendent of the sunday school in West Woodstock He was aimember of Putnam Lodge No. i6, A. F. and A. NJ. of Woodstock and Sedgwick camp, Sons of Veterans of this city.
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-12

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Putnam patriot., 1911-05-12

X Court Of Probate holden al Putnam A within and for the district of Putnam on the -sIh m day or March, 4. D., 1911.
 Present, Edward G. Wright. Judge On motion of John D. Converse, Iadministrator with Will annexed in the testate estate of Mar Dleeater, late of, Putnam within said district. This court doth decree that six months from oats hereof be allowed and limited for inc c.t 9itors or said estate to exhibit their claims rects that public notice be given of this order by sseNerasing Tn newspaper published in Putnam hNink a circulation in said district and hy Tn said town of Putnam, and return mske To this court of notice given
 Certified from Record.
 EDWARD U. WRIGHT Iudse
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-12

T Court Of Probate held at Thompson with 4 in and for the Dis.rict.of Thompson. on the 2oth day of April. i9il
 Present. GEoRGE s. CROSBY, Judge kstate.Of Martha R. Adams, late Of Thompson in ssld district, deceased.
 The Administrators having made written appll cation to said court, ia oecordsnce with the statute, for an order of the whole of the real estate described therein. it IS
 ORDERED that said application be heard al tee Probate office in Thompson on the 5th day Of May. i9li at III o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice thereof be given, by inserting copy or this order two tunes in the Putnam Patriot, newspaper having circulation in said district, and that return be made To this eoRrt.
 Attest, i7.ls GEoRGE s. CROSBY. Judge
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-12
Principal Spratt and several teac

Principal Spratt and several teach CTS of the High school attended the Eastern Connecticut Teachers conven- ton al Norwich Friday G. w Hath away of this city, principal of the Tourtellotte Memorial High school of Thompson, was elected vice president of the association
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-12
Use AIlen's Eoot.Ease.

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