Putnam patriot., 1915-01-22
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 .ssn smaA 4 g9sAea FeHi ~Ha dos mth af and 8fs C Harold gif putrie.
 Tbe sheua aieof fne s'9ek e N. Weinberg fbaf as ia Hase tazeH rlara saturday sas p9alP7as9 as iheff were n9 baysfs present
 -The caa8eeuaaf aPF'a crop lasi eear ~as Z. LAO Hn 5D Hea according ia fho department ef aRacafare.s iinaI official ngafes Produeefs received ioi the fruit on agetn9e of seventy cents bushei
 The officers Of Putnam Council Reval Afeanam, were installed Mon. day night by Grand Vice Regent Il C. Williams Of East Hartford. After the council closed oil present went to Ma hewis eafe where An oyster supper was ser yed
 For the first time this year the Quinebang river has ogerilo"ed its banks. Mills that have been com plaining of low wafer now complain of the other extreme which effects the power ou account of the buck Waief
 The auelh anniYersafy of the mafFiage of Mt. and Mrs iiisan l.. Barrett comes sunday, January 2tiht fal5 4heif hidtB NiH spend lhe dsg sIthslhem They will welcome fheit friends and beqasiHtaaces ffpn 8 to '. n. at tbeif home, so Prospect stfeet, Putnam,
 Notice of appeal fo the supreme coufi ol errors is e be flied by Seatis < Russell, counsel fer the Putnnn Man mlaclnang Company, neainst whom Judge Tulllc rendered decision in Ia. yof of Rhodes Woodward x Co. eat- ton brokers, fot G,64l.9l
 Advertised letters for week of Jan. IT.
 aENTiEMEN
 Hob Alexander, Mf Pierre Benoit, Mr Edward Maflowe, W. r.. shaw, Mr, Mas Maflell
 LADlIs
 Mrs Obadiah Butler, Mile Adile Joly, Miss Elizabeth smith, Miss Ruth Warren.
 Private mail teceptacles are by re. cent ruling of the department placed in the same category as the public let ter boxes and are granted the same pro. lection. Anyone tnmpcring with a private letter box or stealing the con. tents of the same Is liable 10 a fine ot si ,00o or three years imprisonment
 The Conneetieut State Grange voted 10 endorse the Connecticut Mo mans suilgage Association and also voted 10 call upon The representatives ln The General Assembly to vote for submitting the question giving the ballot to women to the people provided that referendum clause be Incorporate ed.
 There were two funeral services al sl. Maryis church Friday morning Al s o'clock there was requiem high mass for Mrs. Fred Msthieu with Rev Adrian Dykeman officiating, X quar- tetle composed Of Messrs. Joseph Ri ward, Alisehael Maguan, Arman' Magnan and Ovila Guertin sang an' Mir Guerlin sang as an otieftory Charity. Burial was in St. Mary cemetery. Al 3 o'clock Rev. Gharle + Bedard ofllciated at the services fo John Auger, aged 2l. Burial was II St. Mary's cemetery
 An article tn New York pape relative to the ownership Of tho carcas q dead deer attracted attention il this city where there recently arose tween local attorney and the stat game warden. In this case ttappe m Pennsylvania found deer Iro3e' in the ice in lake in Pine Creek re pion. He reported the matter 10 th state fish and game commission an' they decided that the carcass WAS th property of lhe finder. The articl however did not give the law govern ing the matter in that state.
 The Putnam Cemetery assoclauo will hold it's annaal meeting the drs Saturday in neNg month when il wi be reported that the work during 10 year has been somewhat hanaieappe because ef lhe fact that about siai@ in trust funds, the income 10 be use for tne care of cemetery lots is lied u In the Putnam Savings bank Man ot the fraternal organizations, especial ly Ehese paying sick oeneillsi hay been Simgiarly handicapped.