Putnam patriot., 1912-12-27

only magazine touching the Anglo-Is-
rael topie in the United States. Eng
land, Scotland. and Ireland each have
one This change of business gave
HIM more opportunity to study nature
and Gods haudiwork The heavenly
bodys appealed to him. He bought
IN outfit Of astronomical Instruments
and a FIVE foot telescope and it was
not an uncommon spectacle to see
him at midnight with lantern and note
book, on some high elevation with his
trrod and telescope searching the
wonderful canopy of the heavens.
During this period he had the oppor-
tunity for the first time to get ac-
Gaalutea with the people of his own
city. and in his quiet and unassuming
way got in touch with all classes and
organizations who have at times utal-
lied his ability to advance various so
cial functions. He assisted the sis
ters of Notre Dame academy in then
musical efforts in various Was. The
Sisters came often during his sickness
to express their sympathy, and let
ter TO me from Sister Leontine of
Hartford since his death expressing
the grief of herself, pupils and others
was very pathetic For the last four
years he has trained the pupils of the
Woodstock Academy for their annu-
al rhetoricals and composed all the
music for these occasions He often
spoke of the curious drifting of time
that he should be doing the same kind
of work his father did in the same
academy fifty years before. Many an
incident has recently come to light
in which he took the Good Samaritans
part. His kindly nature and sympa-
thetic temperament made many in
trouble seek his assistance. and never
sought in vain, and made many a
mothers heart glad as his influence
has reclaimed an erring son or daugh-
ter. When his friend. Harold Morse.
died. he saw the "Elks" in action. He
came home and said THAT is an or
der that will do to tie to; an element
that is unsel6sh They stand for HUI
man brotherhood 7 shall Join the
Elks. And when they asked him to
take some office in the line OF promo
ton he said No" 20 be Organist is
good euourh for me- TIA Politics he
was Socialist and tie only one In
Wfnaham Comfy. WHO voted that
SALTS thar were bestowed oR the par
tv made me difference 10 him He said
Hitle boot atoeG hy his coiors. Wheuev-
er & street speaker appeared he would
aaA the crowd t0selher Wilh bis GER
D6E ON 0nq occasion while PLAYING @
prominent business man remarked in
ne hearing. "lt's tie stransest thing
Is me that q man With the intellect of
Bart Geayitt should he seen with that
haRchl" Ne don't hear those re-
marks now "That RunchT has he
come more respectable. and who viii
sass chat Burt Leayitt's influence has
not caused a change in the people who
made such remarks, Very few peo-
PIE knew he was editing an Interna-
tional magazine. He had more sub
scrihers in Jerusalem than he had in
Connecticut and only one in Putnam
Nearly all OF his subscribers are Bible
students. many are scientists Of note.
all firm believers in the truths Of
Prophecy. and the book of Revela
tons. A large per cent. are Clergy
men. Grimaldi the great scientist of
England contributed TO each number.
They all believe that great Anglo
Israel Crisis is approaching, cement
ing closer the Tribes of Ephraim and
Manassah. which represent England
and America, the Lion and the Eagle.
My son firmly believed in these Proph-