Putnam patriot., 1915-01-15
PUTNAM NEWS
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 -s. AL Wheeioek has been in New Yark on business.
 -Mr and Mrs Fred C'nse Of Woiees ier were week end guests Of relatives n Putnam
 Miss BealticeGooiale has returned ta Pntnau afIef teo aeeks t'eit win relaupesin Leominster.
 -TheTe giij tea Haft eafendar srs= sion ol lhe superior eoaft held ID tha city, Ffidns, feuupe 5lh
 -Adeoef Carpenter, of Puluam Heights. VIII celebrate hls iist birth day, Friday, febraafy 5tb, and his many friends and aeauainIanees plan 10 send him q shower ol post carts.
 Nelson Mansfield, who recently re- sufned from n trip aofoad, left Wed nesday for Hamilton, Bermuda, where ne has position as clerk in the Hotel Hamilton
 There will be meeting of the Nom- ans Board oi the Lay kinball hospi tal on Wednesday, January goth, ia odd Fellows hail at , D m. Exeeu- uye committee meeting at 2.30 ? III.
 Buns were published at st Jo- seph's church, North 6fosyenordale, sunday, Tor Eugene Robilafd of Put. na m and Mics Matilda Hameue of Nelth 0fesegnordaie. he wedding wil luke place January 25ta.
 ~tunetal services for Airs A. H. Reynolds were neid at tbe home on Woodstock avenue Friday afternoon, ReY r. D. Sargent of the raagfegas tiunal church, assisted hy Bes G A. Jones of Nest Woodstock, ollieiating iiudal was In the Gruee street ceme. tcfy
 All French Canadian societies in the city have united to produce play "A Brothers Sacrifice, which will be staged in the near future under the su. pefyision oi ] l.. Brissette Of Webster. The proceeds will be used for the ft- ting observance of St. Johns day next June.
 Rev. Charles l. Bedard preached an excellent sermon et the nine O clock mass Sunday morning on the evil hah. Il of swearing. He told the eongrega- ton that it was the bad example set by their elders that taught growing children to swear and it, was their du- ty to their children as well as Dto them- selves to refrain from this sin.
 The Circle of Advancement of the French Canadians of Putnam held hig meeting and smoke talk in St. ..sohn hall sunday afternoon. There was vocal and Instrumental music and speaking by local and out-ol, town Ca. nadians. Many new applications for snembefship .wefe received. The as- cessation was formed for the purpose st looking out fer the interests of the tseaeh Canadian population socially and politically and advancing their material inteTests.t
 The 1:s6 soathoound trolley car jumped the track while coming down ahe ggade on Elm street near the G@enty-ioot Monday morning. The car was not moving very rapidly on the grade when a wheel broke throw. ing il tgom the track and 1t turned part way round and crashed into the fence on the west side of the street. There were .only few passengers on she ear and none of them were injured -Grey squirrels are unusually nu- mer0us on the outskirts of the city and have become very tame. X family on Sunnyside has fed them to such an ex- tent that they haze become so tame shey will enleF the house and receive wHts and other food given them. Their aSseatest enemies are the cats which now aud then are successful in steal. 4ng ap on them and catching them when II Is all over with the futiy tails unless some one happens to see the ~NtsANsAN NftA 4NfNAoAo tAtN AatiklNt-
 lover in East knnngly the recent election Of officers ot the Baptist chugeh denoted that the factions and Feelings engendered over the matter 0i the retention or dismissal Of Rev. Al fred Barrett continue 10 exist. On, faction wanted a new pastor and th, askar v.sas,saH Mr Uarrsff fn r.spaass ii, The church was locked and the minis Ter was refused admission Locks weu broken and admission was gained zsaier the courts were appealed to ans aa injunction prayed iot The matte was pending when Mir. BarFett gesiga ed. Al The annual meeans the fae 2los egaln lined up.