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Washington Journal., 1913-05-10
g i6t nperfanoe n.

@rpans ~pieOer6olte GerIi1erml.
gen oui ieiner 6o6rt I6ierber, Oob er
in ieiner Wliiiion tbeiltueiie ertolg.
reid mar, miro bon feinem ein5igei
Seomten Oes Stuats GcportenteltS
getbeilt, ipie man ieQbit nidt I'M
&seiBen Suul glaitbt.
SIN @egent5eil, Elm 8eant.r. Oel
nit Oeu SOeen Der Administration
our6oils ,uertraut lit, COB beute 81,
,oaB cine 9tbitimmnng I'M @orboe cine
acknowledgement Sppoiition CUR ia.
panii1en Eolitif Der Aominiltration
3eitigen apiiroe. Nrmee- un0 Marine.
Offi5iers, iuelAe ole iapaniide Sage
Oerfolgt l6aben, iagen obne Hiidf6alt,
oaB ole 309erung Oes 5taats &c.
partements Die 0efubren oer So1e
nur nod nergroBert bot.
@rDan thrift morsen I6ier Elm. Gr
pirS lpad gmpfong lOes iapanii6en
Yroteltes einigc unangeue5me Stun-
Den 0erbringen. Die japaniide Yof.
idJaft mirO moraen oas icgen. mas
lie bereits geiagt bat: OaB ser iapa-
niid1e M1ob, auf Sen SoS ioponiide
9abinett megen ielaes SeitanOeS
bid II mliB, eS altf einen Sang nit
oen @ereiniqten Stloten a5grieDen
bat.
&ein ulttm n.
Ger 9roteIt Sapaus lit fem llIti-
matuml. Gr entb1lt inOeB einen po-
iitipen 9roteit gegen einen D~erleBten
8ertrug. Die iopanii1e 9otihoit
ioa iidy g%eduBert baber1 'OaB Die &C.
1einpdrtig uorliegenOe 6rage unie-
rem Stoats : 9epnrtement felt me6-
rcren Sabren oorlug uno ooB cine
prompte Intmort nun errpartet miro.
l~tntenOelien marten Der General
&apal Board, Der Soint glrmp aipo
gaup 9oaro ilnO ale onoereu 9Ilii-
Itcnten Der 9iegierung anf Elm @ort
nom @eiBen @ollie. Someit oas
@ablifum oeritduoigt muroe, MAIDEN
rieic aorperidaiten feline Tl1ne cur
9efeltigung BON Napaii uno Der
Ybilippinen ODER fir irgenO cine
erergiide Sanolima iOnoeru be-
l1raltfen iid) arr cine 8olitif Der
@ieoereroberung Oieier Yl6be uad
ibrer 9eiebung ourd Oie Sapaner.
GaS geiunOe utdo bern6isenOe &c
iultat, meldes oem Experiment
AooiepeliS folgte, miro ser 9lomini-
itration @ilions alifs mdrmite enl-
pfoblen.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-10
SvOEccm1 5MIat
SScttbp9Ucrb
gereit iiuO OrntidJc S6ifa6rts
Sutcrelientcn.

9ernl9, Inn @ettbemerb ani3nneb
men. ogSinteritiirme 5pangcu
Oen @onnemono@. giodmal9
Der SAL arupp.
@erlin, 8, Ntoi. - @6ilipp Sei
nefen STANDARDIZATION oes a9toro
oeutiden SlouO~, erfldrt in einem I'M
"a ageblott~ acknowledgements sic
Gntlultung Der amerifoniiden Sbif
ic BON Der Gntridtutg BON 30llen
iiir ole 6a6rt ourN Den 9dnomasao
nol fir nlgered)t luio fir cine 9e.
nadtbeiIigumg Der oelttiden Shiff.
ia6rt. Gr giebt o6er Der 3llperiibt
ailsOrld. OoB Die oeuti9en S6iii
fabrts SutereNen iid ais itarf unO
INFRINGEMENT gcnug crueiien iuer-
ben. inn ielbit ulter iold' ungiiniti.
gen &erbaltniiien Den gSettberperb cr.
iolareiH fiibren 5tl fonmen.
SEER Seinefen bofft, Bob infer Der
Administration ncS ErGlioenten @il.
Jon sic Oen amerifmiideu S1iiicl
geiudbrte MISUNDERSTANDING mieOer
auige6oben merOeu nI0ae. Gr iieai
elmer uroBet Nltsmun0crlind nad1 Ser
pacifiihen Giiite ioiuobl Der &creinig
ten Staotcn ais aiid) Gunaoas. 1mo
ii beiAr1uftem N}oBe aild) nad) ocl
iiio omerifaniiAen Staateu, eltge
gen. moourh ser lleberiHwemmunl
9tor0umerifo9 nit 9hismanoerern
Ginbolt aebotcn wiIrOe.
@etter3turS.
Sin gan5 auBerqppobnlidjer gSet.
tcritlu5 bat meite @ebiete Oes Geut.
ipen 9icides ii empfinoliditer @eiic
9eimaelu1t. Die 9emperatir. oie
uor menigen Eaaeu 10 5oAionmIerlid
ipar, oaB i~tellenpeiie Die Sdpnlen
Sibefericn eintreten lieBer, 1T ebenio
abnorm geiunfen mo %geraOe5n min.
lcrlid geiuorOen. Starfe Stiirme ia.
Cen, oieSlnol belonoers I'M @odlunO.
groBeS llnbeil angeri6tet.
PIN i6limmiten mitgenomnlen lit
OaS @ebiet oes SApar5palos, ser
Sogeien mo oes &ieienge6irges, no
81 Der &dlte nod itarfer Shueefoa
eingetreten lit.
Sic 5taotenJ Die ollrdl Die iiber3ei
tigc @1rule ibrer normalen Gutwid-
lung 6e0euteno porolls gelueicn iino.
lillO auf ueiteu Streden 5ilnl 9r6Bten
E6eil p0aig perniHtet. Ger moteriel
le &erhlit ent5ie6t iid ~Oorl6uIig nod
ieoer amabreioen Sddtatng.
Nud ourd Ole Glane lnlge3dblter
Biingitonsflii9ler lit BON Der @itters
ing ell boier Strei6 gemad)t.
9euti If e &ertrcter.
Sans 9erliner, Baron bon Yoebl
mo Srao aaufeit peroen oie Ser.
treter GelttldlonOS Del ser imlterno.
tipnalen goQompettiabrt mn Den
@oroon Bennett 8ed)er, Sic i'm fonl.
menOen @erbIt itattiinOen ioa, iein.
auf lie lit Die @o6l Der 9ihtcr bel
Dem fiir3liben Examinations Con
teit gefalen.
Ger Sail &rupp.
Sic @reBbotcn" briugen einell
ldugercn 9lrtifel iiber Die piclbelpro.
6enen augeblihen Miahinotionen
Der 8irmo arlpp nebit peridieoenen
Wtitt6eilungen ii6er Die 3iionmen.
iebullg mo Den 9eirieb oes 9erliner
Bureaus Der Sirlna.
99ie 0os 9lott conltntirt, lit Der
Gin Der geitern abgeouldten Grfla-
rufla Oes &rupp'ihen Tireltors @lI-
oenberq erludbnte) Setter oes @ll-
realls, Brandt, eiu iriiberer llnterof.
fi5ier ulo be5iebt nebell Dem oIler-
oings per6dltniBmGBia beiAeioencll
@ebalt bon 1000 Mari mod 5000 W}f.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Gem @ureon geb0ren, lUie Ole
@reusboten~ iogeu, me6rere friiberl
Sifi3iere unO aouiIeute ais glgentclt
6eionoers fiir 0os YrciiebureorL al
mn 6etreiben oos Scrum6orhen ii
Miniiterien mo @eiddftea.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-10
SfmtNri
gcrGMmt.
Aud GRaO Yaida wirO feiHeu
WiOerltanO mebr %leilteu.

IlbA. @ubA III 16llIuPlullp
8unOestreue. Sdmert in ole
@agihole %getporfeu. Bulge
reli unO Ser6en cinigen Iid).
Gpiroten Oroben nit @rbe6ung.
@ien, s. Naai. - Die &dumrlna
DON Sfutori miro nod bon @attaro
eingetroifenen 9epei6en beltimmi
6eute erfolgen nno bel Der 90iuua
Der alboniiheu 6rage iinO feline mei-
teren S6mierigfeiten mebr 5u BE-
fiir6ten. giiaao Taidja, Der beloeu-
miit5igc fribbere @ertbeiOiger Der al
taniiden 6eItung, miro feinen Der
Itld MAIDEN lib Oen Nidhten 81
wiocrieben ion0ern Dem 8efeble oer
%forte 5olge leiiten uno ii6 nit lei
nen Sruppen lobaDO wie moglid on
griehilden Iransportlhiffen nndl
aleinuiien einidtHen.
ga feline neiten @ermidlungeu
hefiirhtet lueroen, bat Sic 0Iterrei-
did ungarii6e &egierung nit Der
"aIlgemeinen Gemo6ililirlng bcgon.
men uno Die @ntlaliung Der nad
IQlmatien. 0oSnien unO ser Nersc.
gooina geiamOten H~cicrpiitcn per-
flgt.
9anf aus &c proden.
Oas oiiSioie n6rcmocublntt4 o.
5eidllct ibeute in einem offenbar III
Ipirirten Artifel Die 0lrdfilbrun1
ser 9eldliiIie Der @roBmdhte in 9c.
trefi pom Albnnien ais ciner
Erimnp6 Geiterreids, Der nit Silie
ser merft61tigen 9nn0estrene
IeutiflanSs errungen morOen iei.
lie M1hte ser Cripple Gntente
ieien ni1t 5li 6eluegen gemeien, Die
GGumltug non Sfutori 5l er5wiu.
gen, bis GeIterrei6 llngarn nit
Scr llnteritiibnng ieilies treiien Ser
6inoeten gdoro6t babe, %ieI6ItGnOig
oor5ugebeu unO oas Sdmcrt in Oie
Maglfale 81 merfen.
@inigung er5ielt.
Ger uReueu 6reien greiic~ wirO
aus 9elgrao gemeloet, OaB es 0cr
genliblangel &uBtonos geInngen
lit, 54piiden Serbien uno Yltlgaricu
cine @inigung in 9etreif Der 8er-
b6eilung bon Ma~5eoonien berbei8u-
fii6ren. Gle @ren5e 5luilden ben BEL
sen 9Gnoern miro Ole @aroar BIZ.
Den. Ser6ien erb1lt 0as oitlid bon
oen 6luiie gelegene @e6iet uno 9iil-
garien oas meItlide. Our1 oieieu
ger0lei6 miro Die @efabr zines
nelren aoniliftes nad Dem 6rieoenS.
ldyluB oes galfonbunoes nit Oel
8iirfei abgemen0et.
Gntlpannnne.
Die Situotion 6at cine mcitert
giinltige @ntipidlun9 erfabren, III.
Dem ole montenegriniife &e9iermll
Iid) 6ereit erflGrt bat, in Sen 6aacn
oes e~rnloroeten 9rieIters Eolitid)
Der getpaltiomen 8efebrung bon aa-
t6olifen RnO ser 9e6inoerung oes
MilitGr gttadeS Der @~elanotldyoii
Der G~oppelmonardyie in Geitiuie,
Sauptmanns Subfa, Die BON Setter
reid : llngarn uerlangte Genntg.
tbinlng 81 geben.
&on ionlt gut mterrihtetcr Settle
perIantet, Dob, faus Die nelleIten
Nadridten iibcr oen tiirfii1en
Irnppeniiibrer GilaoO EaIha lid
teItotioen, cine geringe @bt5eitHHJ
bon Seiterreidern EnO Stnlicnern
-genii1en miriO, unl III 4l6anieE Gle
Sronung ber5uitellen in0 sen &c.
wodningsoienit 5ll iibernebmcig bis
Sort cine eigenc @en0asmcric 6crml'
aebil0et lit. 0ieie Meloung beOari
in0eS nod Der 9eitdt;gmo.
Sn elmer GfBioien 1unNgc6un0
lpridlt lid Oas u~6remOen6latt~ be
irisaig. ip6er Die eingatretcns Grit
i%pannane oee Gage ans. Gie Bel.
tlsng tetont, OaB Das Gin9re:ien
OeiterreifS nn9arNs ooS @rcltigc
G.repaS Dor elmer 9lieNcrIale Sc
pabrt bat.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-10
1m Der
Vr08e
Janb cine eHtideiOenDe
ROnieren5 itatt.

8rpon's stiidfebr. 6upO ieOO6
feline 3eit, Dem Nrdfioenten Be
ritt 8a eritatten. @or ge-
Itern in Baltimore. aOmiife
SaItnne Der @nnoes @eoie-
F., rung. lle6ertaftuoHes BE.
tragen. Sapan miro s(ntiport
foroern.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-10
9 6 d.

8rinoiii, Stalien, s. Mai. -
9eridte aus 9lDlona ldiloern Die
oortigen ;3uItdnoe ais iibeuuus Ibe,
iorgniBerregenlo, oa 'oie NCrmee Ola.
cto Eaidas, sic nrr einige Meilen
nopoli6 ser Srti1oft fampirt, benz
0lngertooe preisgegeben lit. Die
grie1iide 9trmee liegt orei Nleilen
iiiOlid unO lauert augenl6einlid
nlr auf Sen geringiten 8oriuano.
INN ,oie Staot a~ngreifen 3n f0nncn,
obtpobl lOie grie6iide &egierpng Die
3uliherung gegeben I6at, DAB es
nid)t ibre Nbiitt iei, gegen aplona
por5nriiden.
Die S6euerung.
&om, s. Ndai. - Gie General.
@"erIammlung Oes uSnternationalen
Nderbau Snltituts" Die geltern bier
erofinet wuroe, beiaBte ii6 1eilte
nit ser g'u60bEng Der 6leiifpreiIe.
IS puroe beid)loiien StatiItifen
ii6er oie 8ieb3uht Der gan5en 8elt
e%in5u5idbeL unl 10 Die llriafen fiir
Die Yreiseu60bung feltItelen un0
ouf Mittel iinnen 81 f0nnen, lpie e.
ner iolden in 3ufunit Oor5nbeugen
lit. @benio ioa cine SabeIle iiber ben
6leiih : aoniltm in perihieOenen
9dnoern a%usgeor6eitet werNen.
Gene 0ro9ungen.
Ger pan : epirotii6e aOngreB bat
cine Ianae Gepeide an bas 6ieiige
9olfan Gomite geridtet, in mel6er
erfIdrt miro, Dab it'd Die in Albe-
MEN lebenOen @piroten niemals lut-
ter oas Sody Der 4l6anier Bergen
nnO altd) feline 6remNberri6aft 6ill-
0en miiroen, ionoern entihloiien
Ieien, ieoen @inbringling bis auf ben
lekten Mann 81 bef1mpfen.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-10

lpIHeH. NSupuH gDlrU NHllUuil
for0ern.
Y abington1 5. Mai.
Staots . 5efret1r grDan lit I6erte
Upn ieiner berungIiidten &eiie nod
Der californii6en 6auptitaot bierber
auriidgefebrt, bod duar er i'm Ser.
laurie Der gan5en Soges nidt I'M
5tanoe, Dem YrdliOenten irgenO
neIhe 8erifte ol u%nter6reiten. anl
N~ad}nittog IuerlieB Der Staats= Sc
tretGr Die 8nn0esbnuptltdot Dieoer,
UNI in Baltimore einem Dinner bel
%autuObnen uldo bort Die Na6t 5u5lr
briugen. @ieraus miro geidloiien,
NoB @ouoerneur So6nion sic Sc
iebes : 8eItimmuirg nidt Dor Sonn,
abeno unter3eidnen uno Dab ferner
bis i0ahin fem eutiHeioenoer S6ritt
gpI1aben miro. AuS oen &reiien Der
iapaniiden 8otlfJdft muroe beutc
hefannt, oaB al;d ser 8otihafter,
Baron GibinOa, crit nah Der Inter
5eibnung Der @eietesporIage Sen
OffBieIlen Rluotcit ieiaer Hegieruna
Iberresden miro.
MerfmNi r0ig.
Cab ole @altuug Der japanil6en
8egiprnng 0irpft aumaBenO lit, fam
niemano in M6reOe Itellen. aber
ebeniopenig, Bob lOie @altung I'M.
ierer 3egiernng peri06nlih lit. Bem
Scr @piit ser iapaniiden Diplomatic
raid uno t~batfrdftig lit, lit bic amc.
ritnniihe Diplomatic langiam mo
lpfbargiih.
@s lit ader @rulto Oou6omoen,
DAB unier Stats : Departemer|
iiber Die golfsItimnung in Sapan
genoi7 unterrihtet lit. gs lit ein
eleider @rlno sur Anna9me Oo.
banoen, oaB Der 9lusornd anti7amc..
rifaniider GefiibIe in Sapan cine
merfIide @irfung anf unlere 8e-
omten 9at, Die lih nit Oem inpaui4
iden Hroteit 6efaliell.
COMMISSIONING.
HaS iibertaftbolle 8etrasct unie
res Staats : Nepartements l~ieiert
in mandem 6daen l%lnterBaltnna
uno in anoeren l~lngeOuLo fir Oas
Rriess- ano oaS Marinc ! Gepafte-
ment. Gin Marine : Giii5ier, Der
nit Den 8efeblen, feline S6laht-
i1iffe ab3ulenoen, pertraut lit. iugte:
o9iele 8efeble limo genau oas Sc
gentbeil bon ienen, WeIde Gle Ma-
riae erwartet Ibatte. Setbit menn es
nCtbmenOig nGre, ein ein3elnes
51laHtidiff fir elm ssielihaftlides
pOer mMnicipales Gre;gniB na1 Dem
5tinen 03ean in 8erbinolng NIT
Ser panuna : Nusiteanng III ent-
ipnOen, miiroe es nidt n5gcIdift
treroen. Ger einfad)e @siit Der Aa-
minitrciion iagt iifJ. OaB Scpaa
5preiis to-: genug lit haS OoB Sic
Administration ourd teins Gage in
Sic geriAdGng gerotDes utG, ir5eno
pclde 5d.iic nod ser GiiIte opS
Gtinen Gscons gu entielsen".
Gtwasm eff r @nergie.
Gas 9eiIpiel 1rGiiOent 3ooieOeltS,
ser oeu in OBiter Ban unter6reiteteH
jupanii6en Hroteit nbfolut niGt III
G~rtUdgung 5og unO ole SdIndt'
Idiffe auf lire @eiie Ourh Die StraBe
non Mogelnn ididte, ideint 6ei Ole.
Ter Administration Derloren 81 iein.
Eie iapaniI6e 8otihait bat ieOen
@rmno, na1 Tofio 81 berihten, ooB
ole amerifanilbe Regierung bon Der
@iirOe nno Bidtigfeit Der iapani.
iten Nesierung OurdoruHgen TT.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-10
S1m SeHB
9cmOMlamen.
gSnrOe Sfntari brute BON Oel
internatiOnuleu Sruppen.

eiduooer lancet sic 9ritp.
pen. Gorber Gonferens ii6er
ole eiu8elbeiten Der llebergo6e.
Militdriides Sdauipiel in $50.
ris CON aonig 9lIfons. Il 5iird
terrible Stiirnte. g}eue Atteu.
ate.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-10

Gle arupp'ide Geriuoltung, beiBt
cS mciter, bo6e Die Organization oe9
oerortigen @eidditsbetriebs geneb
miat unO iei perantiuortlid fiir oos
9%lbaeben BON Der iriiberen %pornebmen
@epflogenbeit anlt0noigen &erfeGrs.
Putnam patriot., 1913-07-25
THOM PSON

Miss Howe of "The Young Ladies Schoolu has been in Hartford and New York for the past week. Miss Marot is here and it is delight to meet her. The work on the buildings for the school is progressing finely.
 We are all glad with N. B. Ream and his lovely family, that he is so far recovered as to be able to enjoy his summer home here.
 F. k. Reed enjoys motoring to his office in Worcester each day. Louie Ream and Arthur Wilkes also motor to Worcester each day to their busi- ness. Beautiful weather and fine roads.
 Miss Louise NJ. Truesdell is spend- ing her vacation with Mrs. 5. k. Trues- dell.
 Arthur Mills and wife with Miss Bessie Gleason and friend from Chi cago were guests at the old home on Sunday.
 J. Only Brott has been in Hartford this week.
Putnam patriot., 1913-07-25
NORTH WOODSTOCK

Mrs. A. C. Hubbard has been enter taining her daughter Mrs. Alice Hay ward, and children of Putnam.
 Miss Kate Kelley is visiting her brother Will and family in Auburn.
 Henry Hill and family, Mrs. Patton, Miss Carrie Patton and fiance, Andrew Probst, all of Southbridge, were guests of Mrs. Irving Paine last Wednesday.
 Miss Pauline Curran of Southbridge Is the guest of the Paine and Brown families.
 Mrs. l.. J. Leavitt and daughter Berniee spent the weekend in North UNbridge with Mrs. Grace Church White.
 The MiddleseX-Jaekso ConstTuc- ton Company has started work on the unfinished piece of state road in this section with gang of twenty men.
 Miss Carrie Barrett spent Sunday with Miss Garda Carlson.
 Mrs. Martha Rogers of Lowell Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Chafiee.
 Rev. Herbert Ide of Mt. Vernon, N. Y, called on friends in town recently.
 Mrs. Scott and four children of Prov idence are spending week or two with Mrs. Clara Rawson.
 Prof. Adams and family of Wash ington have arrived in town for the summer.
Putnam patriot., 1913-07-25
POMFRET CENTRE

Prof. Walter Hildreth and wife of Williams college were guests last week of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Willard Hildreth.
 Prof. Alexander R. Merriman and family of the Hartford Theological seminary are occupying the J. Addi- son Porter cottage this summer.
 Harold Lowry was able to return home from the Worcester hospital on Saturday.
 The Ladies Benevolent Society and the Searchlight club were entertained Wednesday afternoon at the church parlors by Mrs. Walter Brown and Mrs. Lowry.
 Next Sunday morning Rev. Mir Beadle will preach a sermon for the children. In the evening song ser vice will be conducted by the young people.
 Mrs. Holmes entertained her Sun day school class last Thursday after noon.
 The rain on last Friday caused the postponement of the Cradle Roll pie mic, which will be held this week Fri day at the. church parlors in charge of M Is. Frank Arnold,
 Mis- Marion Arnold of Hartford is visiting her parents, Walter Arnold and wife.
 The young men are preparing play to be given at an earlyidate at the Community House.
 Miss Charlotte Grosvenor held re- ception last Thursday afternoon for friends and guests at the Ben-Grosven- or.
 A necktie and apron sale was held at the Community House last Satur- day evening. About D were present.
Putnam patriot., 1913-07-25
EASTFORD

A concert is to be given in the Con. gregational church on Friday evening of this week at S.o'cloek by the choir of the Second Congregational church of Putnam. This choir numbering fifteen will be remem bered as giving a delightful concert here several months ago. The admission is p cents, chil- dren 10 cents. After the concert the ladies will sell ice cream and cake on the lawn.
 PROGRAM Vocal Mareh-May Day Hadley Three Doughtie Men Pearson
 The Choir Solo-The Sandman Geibel
 Louise Adams Ladies Glang of the Forge Rodney Chorus | The Summer Wind Bischoff Because Your Heart James
 A. Graydon Sharpe Vocal avotte-Buttercups Hayes A Rondel-Echo Song Macfarane
 The Choir
 1 Pedal OfertolFe Tn C Dodd Organ Romance in C Maxson
 { lntermezzo Macbeth
 L. O. Williams o.,a A Wee Bit Shy Barnes ooio Honey Chile Tracy
 Gladys A. Farmer Now the Night Donizetti Night has Thousand Eyes Nevin
 The Choir Musical When You Haven't Said Monolog Your Prayers Riley
 Marjorie c. Burgess Minnehaha Loring Mammy's Li'l Honey Tracy
 The Choir Ladies' Old Church Bell ra,,;., Chorus Cowbells Three Old Songs
 Solo by Josephine NJ. Clifford
 The Choir
 Miss Mabel Jones of Southbridge is spending week at her home here. Mrs. Elisha Perry land Miss Kate of Yetter Hill are spending several weeks with relatives in New Jersey. Miss Hazel Perry of Putnam is vis- iting her cousin Miss Blanche Perry. Melvin Tatem and wife are spending a couple of weeks in Vermont and New Hampshire.
 Harry Tatem and Carlton Tatem of N Millimantic spent the week end with their brother, Charles D. Tatem and family.
 Mrs. Ellen Ballou is entertaining her niece, Mrs. Larkum of Ranches ter.
 Dr. Converse and family entertained last Saturday Dr.Frank Converse, wife and two daughters, Dr. Moore, wife, and Miss Mabel, and Mrs. Leon Walk CT and Miss Bessie.
 Miss Eleanor Keith was in South bridge Thursday.
 Mrs. Fred Bowen and Miss Elsie Lewis are spending a few days with their sister, Mrs. Phillips of Charlton.
Putnam patriot., 1913-07-25
WEST THOMPSON

Daniel Perrin who has been suffer- ing with a hard cold for two weeks, is able to be out. Other members of the family who have had hard colds are improving.
 Rev j. R. Miller, assisted by some of the neighbors, met at Daniel Per iins on Tuesday of last week and cut his hay and put it in the barn.
 The supper served in the vestry of the church Friday night was well at- tended Frank Ramsdell entertained with his phonograph.
 Mrs. $. P. SandstFom and family are entertaining Mrs. Jennie Johnson and two children of Stamford.
 Miss Jennie Perrin of Reading, Mass, is spending her vacation of two weeks at her home here.
 Mrs. Daniel Brayton is at Old Or chard Beach, Me-, for this week.
 Mrs. Guthlander and daughter Sel- ma of Boston are visiting at Frank Johnsons.
 Miss Gertrude Horn of Boston spent the week end at W. Flanagans.
 Miss Nellie Flanagan of New Lon- don is spending this week at her home here.
 Mrs. William Flanagan and Miss Elizabeth were in Worcester on Mon- day.
Putnam patriot., 1913-07-25
WOODSTOCK

Dr. Merrill's sermon last sunday was based upon Hosea il, 2li v, and was most thoroughly practical. In The evening he spoke of work Tn the South and from the standpoint ot man who was president of FISK U hl- versity for nine years, and Is now pas tor of a church in Florida, he was aole 10 tell his congregation just the things they most wanted to know about the real conditions of the South. Next Sunday the pulpit will be occupied oy Rev. Dr. Leete of the Church Bulld- ing society.
 The teachers for the coming year al the Academy have been hired.
 It is occasion of regret that Miss Elm ma Allen who for several years nus been a most faithful instructor, and Miss Caldwell, who during the past wear has been very efficient as teach- CT and has endeared herself 10 the pu- pills, are not to returna but frlnclpal Hall has been fortunate ID securing the services of Miss Ellie l.. MeDoa- aid of Beverly, graduate oI kadciliie college, and Miss Mildred l.. rove oi Worcester, a Mt. Holyoke graduate
 Woodstock people are gratiiied to know that Gardner Rlehardson Is to give a lecture in Academy Hall, Au- gust 9th, at s o'clock in the evening upon "The Panama Canal.
 Mrs. Hamilton Holt most pleasant ly entertained at her home the young ladies of the Pansy Auxiliary al their July meeting last week. Her descrlp- ton of Japanese life and customs was most instructive and entertaining.
 Miss Maud Child is Nalleyside guest this week.
 Mrs. w. w. Sheldon and daughter are now occupying the Berrian house.
 HamiltonHolt entertained last week Mir. Crocheron of New York, who TOT four wears has been connected witn Sparks school in Maryland, and soon goes to California to superintend the starting of agricultural schools in that state.
 Mrs. E. K. Rollins is entertaining her brother and wife from New fork-
 A party of Mrs. Will Child's cous- ins from Worcester are at Nalleyside bungalow.
 Miss Nellie Chandler is visiting her brother al Bass Rocks.
Putnam patriot., 1913-07-25
EAST WOODSTOCK

Carl Morse of Hartford has been spending several days with his par ents, M. B. Morse and wife.
 Mrs. Edward Bugbee has been enter taining her sister, Miss Mildred Bar rows.
 Master Stuart Fenner of Providence is visiting l.. H. Lindeman and fam fly.
 Clara Eddy is visiting Mrs. Paul Clifford in Webster.
 Lois A. Bannister has returned to Webster after visit of several days with G. l.. Upham and family. This week they are entertaining MT. Up hams niece, Miss Harriett Burden of Oxford.
 Miss Lyle Turner has been enter taining Miss Carrie Patton, her room- mate at Wellesley college.
 Miss Newton of Oxford has been a guest of Agnes White.
 It is reported that Lewis Morse has sold his farm and woodlot to Chester Child of Putnam.
 Mrs. Edward Carr and daughter of New York state are visiting the for mer's sister, Mrs. Frank Foskett.
 Mrs. Arthur Dodge is entertaining her sister, Miss Davison, from the West.
 J. F. Child of Putnam spent Sun day with his family.
 The fair and entertainment given by the Glover Circle last Friday afternoon and evening was well patronized. The fancy articles and candy were readily disposed of. A supper of salads, sandwiches, cake, ice cream and cof fee was served from 6 to in the chapel. At the hall in the evening a Nictrola concert was given by George F.. Shaw of Putnam. A farce by mem- bers of the Glover Circle, reeitations by Miss Mignon McCullock of New York 7, were given, which were heartily ap- plauded. Proceeds amounted to S45.
Putnam patriot., 1913-07-25
MARRIAGES

In Providence, July l9. by Rev. F.. l.. Hainer, Frederick c. Williams of Putnam, formerly of Norwich, and Miss Hannah Y. Miller, of Providence.
 In Dayville, July IS, by. Rev. Ghas. Downs, William ;. OrmsDee 10 Elsie Burns.
 In Woburn, July 20, Richard Wha- len of Putnam, to Miss Agnes Reeves, formerly of this city.
 In Putnam, July IS, by Rev. Geo. D. stanley, Arthur Reil to Anna Nj. Credit, both of Worcester. szz2
 In Putnam, July IS, by Rev. Geo. D. Stanley, Robert l.. Barden and Ma " V. Fadden, both of Lynn.
Putnam patriot., 1913-07-25
THE GRosvEN oRDALES

CARD OF THANKs-The under signed, through the columns of this paper, wish to extend their sincere thanks for the many kindnesses and words of sympathy extended by neigh bors, relatives during the sickness and death of George SeaVer and for the beautiful flowers sent.
 MRS. ANNIE SHAVER,
 MIR. AND Mas. EVERETT T. SHAVER
 MR AND Mas. w. SCOTT SEAVERi
 CLARENCE A. SHAVER.
Putnam patriot., 1913-07-25
DEATHS

In Foxboro, July l6,I. Eloise Smith, formerly of Thompson.
 In Putnam, July l9, Josephine Riv- CTS, aged 45 years.
 In Rutland, Mark P. Hannon, aged 34 years. Burial in East killingly.
 Tn Norwich, July l5, Dr. James E. shannon, of Daniclson, aged 42 yea rs.
 In Eastford, July 2l. George NJ. Dodge, aged 6S years.
 In Putnam July Hat the Day Kim ball hospital, Mrs. Lueitta King of West Glocester, aged 57 years.
 At Norwich Sanatoriun, July l9i Mrs. Myrtice Mitchell of Danielson.