Putnam patriot., 1912-11-08

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visit with his brother in Buda, Ill.
"A. D. Mcintyre has been spending
a few days al his home here.
Mrs. F, ]. Daniels was in Worces-
ter Monday.
Clarence Clifford, Brown Univer-
sity, has been the guest of his mothor,
Mrs. 6. L. Clifford, Ring street
Rev. F. w. Armstrong has re.
moved his family to Lynn, where he
has entered upon business career.
Mrs. f. n. Foster is visiting her
sons and daughter in New York and
New Jersey.
Charles Fitzroy and his bride were
guests of his sisterin-law, Mrs. Her
bert Fitzroy, last Friday,
Mrs, Lille F. Leach has gone to
Maine on account of the illness of her
father.
Joseph Tetreault and wife of Prov
idenee spent sunday with the formers
mother, Elm street.
Mrs. Maria Stanley and Miss Mel.
! lie A. Clark of Webster visited Mrs. j.
f. Burleson on Tuesday of last week.
John H. Williams of Derby has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. l.. H.
Williams of Woodstock avenue re-
Gently.
"A straw vote for the president was
taken at the High school Tuesday af-
ternoon with the following result Taft |
81, Wilson 30, Roosevelt Is, Chain g.
Edward Norman, who has been !
living in Boston, has returned to Put |
nam and will resume his run on the !
west tend local.
"A meeting of the Elizabeth Porter |
Putnam chapter, ID. A r., will be |
held in Odd Fellows hall, Monday az |
ternoon, Nov. 18th, at O'Clock. Ex-
eculive committee al 2.30.
The Elks club, Arcanum club and |
Putnam Inn all held open house
Tuesday night and received election
returns All of the messages received
from early in the evening until the
walters were wearied with waiting
spelled Wilson.
In a recent edition of The New
York Times, under the Educational
Notes appears the following:
The Board of Education has been
notified by the Brooklyn borough pres
ident of the appointment of Walter l..
Gilpatric as a member of the local
school board OF District 81.
Advertised Letters, November 5:
GENTLEMEN
James H. Cutler, f. +. Johnson, AL
bert Miller, William Rowe, 5. Toabe,
Oren Weeks.
LADIES
Mrs. NJ. NJ. H. Green.
Rev. Wells NJ. Partridge and X.
p. Mclean and wife of Marblehead,
formerly of this city, and Rev Ed
ward Tillotson of Swampscott made
up an automobile party that called on
Putnam friends last Thursday.
Ten boys of Class No. 8 of the NJ.
f. Sunday school were splendidly en-
tertained by their teacher, Mrs. Mary
Marsh of Grove street, at her home,
last Friday evening. A game pie sup
per followed by a social hour made the
time pass all too quickly.
The final rally during the cam
paign was held by the republicans in
st. Johns hall Monday evening Judge
David Lavigne of Woonsocket and At
torney W. A. King of Willimantic
were the speakers. The American
band furnished the music. There was
a large crowd present.
All Souls day was observed at ST.
Mary's church Sunday. All of the So
cieties met at the church and marched
to st. Marys cemetery where prayers
were offered for the repose of the souls
of the dead. Upon the return to the
church the exercises were concluded
with the alteration of the blessed sac
rament.
The Hartford Courant of July 81,
1898, had the following item under
Putnam date linei
"Fisheris shoe factory closed indefi-
nitelv last night throwing over 100
hands out of work. There is little
prospect that the firm will reopen the
shop before fall. Hammond, knowl-
ton a Co., silk manufacturers, have |
laid off two-thirds of their hands and
il is expected that the shops will soon |
close entirely. The Wheelock wooden |
mill has closed and ii is not known |
when it will open again"
AS long as the country was bound |
to change parties ii is just as we'll,
and better, that it should do so de-
cisively. In this Democratic country
we all bow TO the will OF the majority !
and now that ii is all over we should
forget our little differences, if any
existed, and look, hope, pray and act
rs patriotic American citizens with
one ,purpose-the welfare OF our
glourious country-trst foremost and
always.
"A Rugby football team has been
formed in Putnam with the following
roster of players; Roland Shepard,
Rolles street, manager; Vincent Me-
Ayoy. Arthur Msloney, John Maher,
clarence Lamondy, Joseph Pepin, Mi
ehael Carter, John o'Neil, Wallace
Jones, Eugene Laparle, frederick
Iansrle Frederick l. 'Heureux. Chas.
X. .shaw is the coach OF the team