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Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
ualled Missionary CamOaieu

i"e United Missionarv ra
 noVement was continued san', a,lpai
 sernoon when the committee. uay quay ea,,' sa''oas churches started out ,a rom U oa.a oa'as upon the members of Ina " ma, 'na' eha.. ass' Committees from 'o' n v, e"u'ch called at the homes of n,a eac man'. .ne'f own parish whether ,he, 'op' ''l oal, 'oefs Of the church or na, @ef n, 'e,,s sa,'s had been announced by a'.' . a, . m ,'is,, s' setting forth the purnosa ','ea,al ns po,e. @ "A A s'atement'of the varions s' nal ane sa as'., Tor which money was aS lo Sa par ,urpo.. "1 ,ne ,a amount allotted to " aaas 'a,s' n rs, pose pose was inclosed with tbe ,a,, ,o each xpenses anos 'aefe was so much for ''esfo' psrsss oses s"sesi so much for missiona,,' parish .a oSes' So much for this epafy or 'ps pur- e, < and IT" the donor could, by una. ra..a debt, ,ssaS s ." n l,ls dge,denote joe, +na'eing n.s ea ,s,ed sl his or her eontri5a,,0s 5a,, what he sa @ Tor While, full oa'i0n ,ano., to be 'a,,,l'ses 'sa have no. been e's reoa,,a, Q, the ,ha, 'aa. a they were very sncces's.,s a 's ,s .asaa' 'aa' generous support was easslal @,, e SSans .I calls were also eols,.sl, ~as gwen [ N'ag the rounds. enjoyed in :.
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Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Appeal in Smiih License case

a,rs ne appeal has been perfected an a
 a'ep "'th the county Commissioner I'
 ''e case of the granting of a BonorH ,' !" strsat as g"i''n 5 cafe on south maln s s'.sea' The commissioners had a heaE a"s 'n Putnam week ago last MY nas aad after short deliberatlon aa ,srso. ''"s "t' smith was suitable .t te'son to have license and decided ,o 's, ,a nun one. Lawyer J. r. Carpen 1 ~ gave notice of appeal and aecord,a,. Y statute ten days were allowed .aa'' a.'a !, 70 efect the appeal, which bas es,. es" uo,e' This will bring the mstter e'ofe Judge of the superior conr,
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Congregational Church Notes

The superintendent of the Bible school received with pleasure the beau- tiful automobile luncheon set which the teachers and officers of the school kindly presented to him on Christmas eve, and takes this opportunity of eN- pressing to them his appreciation ot the gift and of their thoughtiulness- He also acknowledges with gratitude the gift from the Alpha Delta class.
 The storm did not prevent nearly every one of the little ones connected with our Bible school and many ot tbeirt friends from gathering at the church to participate in the festivities of Christmas eve. The program had to be materially changed on account of the severe cold and snow, but the com- pany gathered about the Christmas tree and led by the choir sang several carols. The exercises in the church consisted of reading by the president of the Alpha Delta class, who had the evening in charge, selections by the choir, and a solo by Mrs. Walden N right. The introduction of Santa Claus by little Blanche Green was de. cidedly unique and made the antlcipa- t,en Of his arrival all the keener, We do not need to sas that the q s..',sssss sesss af t,e aras.s~ 1ss-s, s.ss
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Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Advent Christian Church

Sunday services-morning service al lO.30, Sunday school al noon, evening service at o'clock.
 Prayer meeting Thursday evening at '. Annual business meeting at the close Of the Thnrsday night prayer meeting.
 Retrospective, Inspective, and Prospective, will be the subject Of Rev. Mr. Stoneis Sunday mornings discourse.
 aTne Glorious Liberty of the Child- ren of God, the evening subject.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Vllleers Of Putnam Lodge of Woodstock

futnam Lodge, A. F. X A. M O, woodstock has elected the following ohleers for the ensuing year:
 Worshiptul master, Harry E. Wells senior warden, George w. Davis. Junior warden, Louis k. Duffy. treasurer, Lewis H. Williams secretary, Martin A. Nelson. senior deacon, Windsor K. Clarke Junior deacon, Joseph H. Elliott senior deacon, Fred k. Sheldon. 9unior steward, Carl H. Nelson. chaplain, Joseph Spalding. marshall, George w. Butts iyier, Alien w. Kenyon.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Lease LOoner Opera House

Selig Goldman lessee and manager of the Bradley theatre and Charles Seder ihave signed a lease whereby they become lessees and managers of the Loomer Opera House, Williman- tic. The deal has been under way Tor some time but was not closed until Wednesday night. They will open the theatre New Years night and it will be high class moving picture house. Both are we'll known in Put nam
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Interesting LocAIs
ADVERTISEMENT

Nice line of calendars for friends ana patrons. ] Richard Carpenter, insur anee. Over Burt's drug store.
 Putnam city and the, surrounain, country is getting to be one of the hest places in the world. Come and see for yourself. A. B. Randall, real estate agent.
 Evening wear specials Al the pao- pies Store. New crepe de chimes. bro. caded erepes, lis ue nubbe. nr;n,a.s voiles, long silk and kid gloves s,ls stockings, fans, dainty handkench;afs bead and iridescent trimmings fine laees' etc. Trade uith us and save money.n T
 You can have th' Hartford n.;,, oourant or the Hartford Daily TYmss 1 Tree 10 Jan. l, 1915. Price .sa. .0s, a,sr ersy or the Hartford Times txies week. Price sl.ea per year. by wri,i,s T ieiephoning Ss4-a.. Ne write sa, aese papers. \. B. Randall asaa,
 ham County. Also
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Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
r,ks' Charity Ball

Putnam Lodge of Elks will hold their annual Charity Ball in Union haI1, Thursday evening, January l4th. This annual event has become fixture and is looked toward to with pleasure for two reasons--a delightful time is assured with good music and every dollar invested for ticket is used to help the poor and needy of this city.
 The affair is one that appeals to all classes of citizens and many who do not care for dancing buy tickets and come to look on enjoying the eyenjA that way Tickets may be h'se M members. NJ
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
MAKING PLANS
Firenen's Fifteenth Annual Ball

Union Hall, Monday Evening Feb. 18th
 The following committee of arrange ments ehas been appointed to make plans and preparations for the fifteenth annual concert and bail of the Putnam Fire Department to be held in Union han. Monday night, February l5th; Chairman, Thomas P. Ryan seefe- tary, J. B. Daigle; treasurer, Graydon c. sharpe; hall and decorations, G. ( Sharpe, T. P Ryan, Frank Dumas William Fuller; printing, Henry welch, Fred Bruce, Joseph Roy James Barnes; music, Louis Winslow, Joseph Paige. 0villa Guertin, Frank Thayer; refreshments, Walter Whea- ton, J. B. DaigIe, P. Cloutier, T. Mill Ter. Frank Murray will act as promp- ter and music will be furnished by the Cargill orchestra.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
WILD RIDE
Of RaIsh Iardiae Recalled
coaaor. saIAs RaIIroaa ior Ialuries

Three damste suits in which Put nam people ayt the plaintiffs are being heard in the sSpeFior court at Worees- ter this week The plaintiffs are Mrs, Hnnnah Connef of Providence street, who sues the lsew Haven road for s5,' 000 damages; Der husband, Michael Connor, who ssss for 5000 for medi- cal attendaace and loss of his wife's services; and Mary Connor, daughter, who seeks to recover S2,O00. The plaintiffs, mother and daughter, were injured while riding on defendant company's train from Worcester to Putnam on themight of Jan. 3rd, 1912. The train on which they were riding was run into tt Webster by freight locomotive which was taken by Ralph Jafdine from the Worcester fsilfoad yards and run down below Webster and back again meeting the passenger train head on near the Webster sta ton. Jafdine $ now serving six wears sentence for his wild ride While testifying Mrs. 3onnor suffered nerY- ous breakdown and had to be assisted from the court room. Dr. omer La- Rue of Putnam, who attended her, tes- tiHed that she hed suffered permanent internal injuries The ease is expected to consume som days.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
ra ala ppreIl CQmDGhy

served. Too much credit cannot b,
 gwen to the Alpha Delta class for theil
 iaithiul endeavors and here we are
 glad to add that not only was every
 one oi the Sunday school remembered
 with gift but generous donations
 were also sent to the Children's Home.
 Town Farm, Day Kimball Hospital and Salvation Army.
 The treasurer announces that the szioo that we planned to raise during iSl4 Tor oenevolences and home ex. penses have been given. A part of this. however, comes through the Sunday school whose contributions have been ] exceedingly liberal A few of those who made pledges at the beginning of the year are in arrears and 1t is hoped that they will hand the balance of the amount due 10 the treasurer as soon as possible.
 Those who own church bvmn.r;oS that are to be replaced by the new books, and who desire to preserve | them, are asked to take them away to. | day as those that remain in the racks VIII be gathered and unless called for VIII be given 10 the Ladies Social Cir. c'e Tor waste paper. Next Sunday the ne" books will be in position and vii, be used for the first time.
 Next Thursday evening at 5:30 o'clock the Annual Church Day exercises win occur. The program will be as follows. DeVotions, reports and election of of. ieers, supper, social hour, report of historian, closing exercises. It may not be generally known. and a eftainiy public recognition of the T sct ought to be given, that the Drop. " n class contributed S50 toward the n, ed Cross fund. s the ehoir report an enthusiastic re. puon as they went from house to use christmas eve, and surely their hging was never more attrsetiva aey were out about two hours and ere served with refreshments at the n n' 'se ot the drive by MT. and Mrs , heaton at Sunny Brae. The attention of the people is called I the fact that the subscriptions to tbe Fv ssionary Herald and American Mis- m nary Magazine expire at this time cal n .l
 {, ,,s as anu me" subscriptions ane ! oe received by Mrs. F. D. Sargent The 'oid star classes last Sunday wera ner wheaton, Mrs. Sharpe, We Sis. are ' osfahan, Marfey, Ding was H. and Mrs. Carpenter. Silver star s, Miss Audem. oe
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Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Ify Court Mann .Iodce

rive e''ses were disnosed or
 nann,s pa, $ court Christmas nas,,.l n, oaas
 . 'e'er e Rooiiliard was sentences '9'',ns ,a '
 ana a,',a',., - ss and costs for inloxica,,a,
 nep,' n,'u execution of the sentence naa '',o'
 .,,i John Hoinolzek was cbs,goa .....,
 ., ,s"ii"s ,' push cart from the en,,' "''n baa ,pe mindham County Observe '"aee p, ,h" ',"u , loaded some empty bread case. iie '
 'ne cart and was piloting i, ',a eases on stree, street when arrested by sa. - n'ni ,aas,s ihe man said he did no, m gss oe, oo., anything about 1t. Ills eas e was continued for 80 days '''' case
 joseph Feet, stanick Kn.., 'nu stanley Lysuk were eb,rsaa b''~sSe ''e"ch or the peace and with sss wi'h ( 's two other Poles. one,t ,, 'sau''' q !, ,a,nan's claimed that the tbrso s com con, n ,' upon himself and comnan,os nen c 'se ~ them beating. The otbe, ''',. "nu le :, ,e 'ou'd not identify the me, a,,, I VI e fae' ,e ,enie,noer anything except p a 'ae' ,' that he was hit by soneone eo e enfee stoutly denied tbs, ,h" D, e" aa tue two men and that they hsJ in wy tue assault. They uera ,. ex rged were dis n.,
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
New Years Dance

l Rs',inning with sunlight hop New l % afternoon and concluding with l pd ,ae Tn the evening, Union hall Cobamhe scene of hundreds of whirl. terrs said les New Years day. The
 of be by the celebrated dance
 Sht. 'n known from one end of
 BeA hernd to the other, and al. Year se t'f attracting big crowd a dantN tNe' orchestra of Pawtucket, will be aen Without good music ng couNs Nsh e a diseord while with it music wilt z. aike poetry. Everybody rganizatld hlo opening dance of the | 'hode Gslspg itn hall New Years, avs sure ol he ret. adv
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01

A large number of Putnam Ma. sons Will go 10 Dunielson New ysarss aas 'o witness the working .of The aa .n1fd degree by MoFiah .I.oure No rs 1ne feature of the occasion is tbe fae, taat the candidate is . laurss aa's ' snss s,s s'' oi the chairs of the lodge sxii, os '.s nl'ed oy lawyers, Judge Misto, \ = of the Supsrio e,s,r, ". as Norshipfz2A A3sSzss< <. HSs'hg
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Odd Fellows Officers

Israel Putnam Lodge, l. 0. o. F., has elected the 1ollo1ng officers: Noble grand, h'ather Keith.
 Vice grand, A'thur Loomis.
 Recording secretary, Alvin Martin. Treastnef, Leon T. Wilson.
 Trustee for three years, ~. D.Torrey.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
celebrates Silver AnuIyerS,rv

] AiA,'e' Mary Norberts. fo,n,a-,
 oenlK ma Bonneville of this .ae.,s a,,,. Miss
 rs,,,rS I ys convent, elesey,,'S spss, jnoilee at
 Ter M0', from this city attensaa .9' and
 ss, as' N0rotta o was received 'ie"aed. in,' Sis
 sona aos ol n'ss at Hartford ,n ,',o ,ood the or
 Sa'a sssera, yeas she was s'., sa ,sss' For .no S0''e DameAeademS S in ,a,. stationed at those 'as s., la't transferred 's Out 'nose ',, altendiS ,the Ips,s ea Among a'sy a,a, were her ,aren,s ,'o,,ee .ms from this BonnA AylIe. .s .mf' and Mrs. ''ederick 'and s,san. .''sr brothers, ! yves also her sA and their '''isneit, of WoreesA ,.'. A,s' Edward l ana and four dauA A,ss.. .'a her hus. Il ',a and Anl%o p Hiss ofise J '.u '.a' o' Putnam. The n @sonnesille, " 'es was S25 in silver Y irom reIa- ri,
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
.>v.v Red.aeads Are Sc Gift.

lThe reason why redfaN ie less subject to hase ks is said to be thi 'elativeiy thick. one |lmest as thick of tive lrown hairs. Tue consequence IS sns, kth so ooa red hairs the scalp IS wen katchea whereas with the same mum
 \. af ealr hairs one is comparaJseix haid
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Christmas at Hospital

The inmates of the Day Kimball enjoyed fine turkey dinner Christmas owing to the generosity of a Pomfret citizen who did not wish his name divulged. The hospital is nearly hliI and each Christmas some one has come forward 10 see that the patients such Christmas cheer as their
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
FINE GIFT
Memorial Hall For Woodstock Academy

Will Be An Exceptionally Fiae Building
 Woodstock Academy on Woodstock hill, one of the oldest academies in this state, is to have fine new memorial hall. The donor is Mrs. Charles 4 Dean of Wellesley, Mass. The building, for which plans have already been drawn, is to cost S25, GOO. The building will be known as the Palmer Memorial Hall, Mrs. Dean being a member of the well.known Samuel Palmer family of Woodstock. The top story will contain large hall with stage, scurtains, scenery, etc, for entertainments and theatriea!s.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
afnrt Is so cheap!

Morse warden, Henry j. ThayeFs sentry, George E. Shaw. The officers Will be installed on the third Monday in January by the Grand Vice Regent oi ihe state, Horace G. Williams. of East Hartford.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
DEATH OF
 JOHN ?. SHAW
Superintendent Aanhasset Company
Died Al Home On Grove Street This
 Thursday

John ?. Shaw, superintendent of the Manhassett Manufacturing com9any, died at his home on Grove street this Thursday afternoon. MT. Shaw had been in poor health for some time aud had undergone an operation in Wor- cester hospital but shortly after Il was found that the old trouble had develop ed and his case was declared hopeless.
 MT. Shaw had made many friends in Putnam during his short residence here and he was highly esteemed by all who knew him. He is survived by wife, son, and daughter.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01

t.,. '33sts NFSDmInhhllYs, '
 su''on Is iorthe most ;ysrt n,.''' 's''
 eas,a.n 'ne ,.., generosity of the pe,,
 eos'e'n ,"s Windham county wbos' pss1' la',a'' ,ae Women's Board and olber @lo'' 9 ing g'a g,,a,,n interested .'.. in the work ir
 various kinas % procuring provist woods,aa,. @'nas- Edward A. Bow Roa.a., e' oous'oek' son of the late He' made .se ' ,a",,, me New York Indepent' )f S20. s1hristmas
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01

I'll Is stated that the s,.,,.n <. .a usossenofdaie will show one Of 'Ae nnest records of receipts from lesh' during thc present month os town between Norwich and wo..
 M s.., uus '0 heasy shipments of COL. {
 anu o'nef materials for the t,ros. ffdaie Company. '0s'
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
lUND OVER
'''' Charged With Breaking o News Room h De-
 $500 Bonds Was Taken
 10 Jah

boand o.. 25, of Putnam, was
 sn,.,i.. March session Of the af,er . "Wednesday morning
 be .as a, the city court where
 tory bufglsn . cpaiee VI sses"
 bond al s500le court nNeu ''ie
 furnish 1t he "i'soi'o so''' i''
 Several tilnf so J"'',
 weeks the ston 'ns ies'
 fs,,,,a. Putnam News
 bloct has , hiekedng House
 amount Of mone' 1N
 of the cash regisa ''o'' 'pe . " Gr,oot,o 1, ch is left opens bundiing papers ai - '''e 9sy'e about the outside see" '"s ,'e ed n. ,ioh, u the store clos bnt al,hon,s = Ter suspicion was kept in the store 's . s''
 Tuesday night the e',, Y oa''s. peared from the reeistt9, "''i "',aP WIS reported Co Gaptf, ,..sa,. ..,, De rounded up Grigoire -, ,,,' Q the police station. F ,,.,a md pennies 10 the amouu,, s ound in his pockets. He,, ,a, q that the money had beeia. ,,.s V his p4nfb bar i.tf 'f w 'ld him he would sec his nr a efify the story he changed ,a,a "a ,o...s eY"'s''sa silat net il in origoire was brought into ca. .,a eaa not guilty. After ChauncTa1 | had testified to the break ant,an- h Muffay had testified to the caes. n ofigoire again admitted tb,ha nmitted the burglary. He staa !. ne came up the stairs near FL, 'et, pulled off an iron grating in ,o e of the sidewalk and went into tl af, then up the cellar stairs into tb z where he took the money. itef he had been taken to fail canl
 Mnrray learned that he had been Pihg In shed and went there and Ia several packages of tobacco. two 's of candy and a pine. The a,,,,' = Anom 'ssef shiiee and has been
 = tiohaly trousag llauor lo n sending my tend a Ciff @.ss.' a. iaRa her. ] . .An ,.nrln V
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
I ItsIllenra s-- ]

| wee president, Alfred Bernier. IA according secretary, 0. Lanury. financial T, secretary, Dolor Viens. Treasurer, Louis Bodo. Largeunesse. i1'iii'
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01

-eustav syenson. A farA
 uo'hpson, sailed We,,, oi East '..,', Liverpool, England, and Iay for re,s,Iras M 'aaNe his way to sweden 0SsloIe s.,0l, a,,,'n.''ss ,s,asases. lie expects to enl Visit s,aa's 'a 'ss on account Of The war sne ',.'. sseaason wife died Dee. oth wNr as'e,'nined him to iretaru to ,esp country. lie has turned hls ss. w "ish The other children ' 'i'sfs
 -Annie Aubin K ar ,,a a's hospital as the tesult N ', 'N.,- M '.a' . "hile egsssing near her home on { ainus sifesy waen she broke l,e-.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Sunnyside Club Spreads GDod Chs

The Sunnyside Club of the Bap sd Bible school had it's usual busy .Chrl mas season. Christmas morning in d. auto truck, they visited the town farm carrying with them baskets of fruits Nearly thirty children were also made happy with toys and seven others were the recipients of sets of slet ping gar ments made by girls. Baskets of fruit punches holly were carried to the shut s,.,- <fst,e tr.t<, fst, rtx.s -kxxxn~ AtiJ.u Att<< ttst@ - ea ava oa - qua vuuos ss uos~
 sssa soo os r sss .ss -
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
the uriNtf nmany retur Weddings thing that t, s..Rosoff


ling was solenlniseo
 Providence street ! lee. len Miss Rosa Rosoff |wenty-one same the bride of a raid byPotnam. The cere. and fruit saed by Rabbi Nathan lolas stansnce ofa large gather. ey are end frieads from Nor. |uen''ns Springfield, Hartford, l are ,s bster, Danielson and | Eys the hall was tasta,',,S ''S snt the ''s'eiuiiS |,nding. uf's was furnished by A reception and - ptial ceremony.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Methodist Episcopal Church

Sunday evening at : o'clock th9 choir will repeat the Christmas can tala.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01

sylvester 2. c,,y aas
 ks begun sui. in th'y' anu 1, \ New York against 'uah o' he and cement deal ? this
 ba'. for s2o.ooo. There pss- IF supplies furns~~Mf. and ktre in seran.onr home in 1
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
St. Philips Church

Flday, January l, the Feast os l..
 circumcision, the Holy commnn, &
 VIII De celebrated at 9 a. m. Eysns
 ,ryer T; VIII De said at.7 30 as usual e
 ihe Executive Committee will
 monday at p. m. in the Child
 Twenty persons took part
 Every Member Canvass of st on sunday afternoon. NinsS eaiied on every person on tes, ana the tenth team have 3j 'heir round since sundasea persons who were away oesuI, 3a7r are being remembered wIn S;sse was good; but no detaumea. be issued until afler ing sl The Sunday scls GuiIa Christmas tree was'recedass room on Monday sreh ana oy short service shnlenfs entertainment, filed tbs md visit from or tys iterhoon, whi 'l,a' ',,.'. ohaptso so' 's Holy Tor 'ommunio. Prayer ss VI eho0i agT
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Royal Arcanum Officers

Putnam Council No 84o, Royal Arcanum. has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Regent, William s4- t,svison. vice regent, fieiify
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
t Office Notes

pea s a,es' sor . 'st office had all nni - ,',s tyo W, istmas gifts distributed ''e ffistmas day and the of
 fe back 10 normal. or amer. ehs delayed mail and When the were mailed late that poeraey, fourn during Friday and picked to ? Aqne packages were dis. It presen, day. The Christmas 1 nave es,.. sasa vas the largest the of 1 ,,S,,~s M,,. get a riied, estimated at 5 that Nike lhn on any former year. ,e first Cley rwhole will probably , he again u of an increase as the in 1912, an two weeks was light hirty stars n'd more pieces were \ W hag' pousnthe receipts up to IA. is no mcoe ch., X rade through sa,,,oa VI n ory. the flag. ,aa No soii- d ,n to the ca ""u iesture ll who had CT upon py the post Tl 8 working plse unusual care with k, t, and left lad been wrapped as - ed by Mort order than ever be. eh the barn onsre reported.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
HAPPY NEW EAR!
sTRIOf Wishes ls Readers Hlqappiness and proeriiy
Brighter in Putin ban 10 Many Other Prs

e Putnam has sfed in some Negi he general busius depression,
 due ( lhdieger cause os may see dt
 10 lay so, we have bee much better pii iha tlany other plat. Our mills
 hnse fot ie most part sen running.
 some ol em on lshof time, while
 others been runng night and day. ills sorrouiing Putnam, paI ol SC pay roliafe spent in 1 this city, ha also beerunning. All | ln hii we ] \e enjoyt good year.
 The mefchap look T rat deal lo the
 tufislmas tfi \ as theiermometer of
 prosperity ans 1y thaiweaiher con.
 sidefeo, lhis ykl "as fout up to 1913.
 We nope TOT a%ppynd prosperous
 Hl5. II is hol9 beexpected that business VIII Up the rushing nolnt but il the ty,sindustries can hold theH oWntsrhps increasing
 iaeif Noansne iltt 9l5 will afford all ! good living and snonld the,efo,o VI bea very happy cit h
 he"spapef ' si public insli l' Aulson. It is its dut oo all it n,av al fA the advancementhe civ in ali fo Affections. IL has eheen the aia, ee of The PATRIOT to cirsee na,y ta b, dustres locating heHIviou re.s to .l,, gorit Y sqo time of Wine ol.,o, - ve people ma aare doing, and ,or,iny af, m, was as folats for the bettn of ,.a tn, .s90 l.al do this it is net : = haae ( luanian " ,ofs ds> the pub IL K also pie madam i1y to haveSth ina suppor, bor d boassA' varied busd dness ii ci.v hr taii
 ,sa of ,advefiifing Sin ,ne sior ,,urnus of the paper ar the re con I se.ps of job work. Trsdhtrne k tha nd ss applicable to ,ht nepaias to stre of aay mercantile ind sstry s'erhs no edge nd Industry Is called hpop g 50 cells trr ..neh for ths public good the Avs. store aaFts hr il is glad ai as1es t,do Al ehliiis an afford in lay Of ae tain at No s4G for any purr That s1 sleep . -fbe Womse whole comm fonn' n was askeGRIor wisheshank its boxe,
 fs and ioyifons for WIS ! 2 natter" she s8e past slsl hanes ,SN will not dis. no no z. me VI
 , ..t1,or ,yarfarp or p0iftlCS. | hii
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Stste Grange Meeting in Waterbury

The thirtieth annual session of the Cor neeticut Grange will be held Jan. 12. 18 and l4 at Masonic Temple hall, West Main street, Waterbury. A busi.
 ness meeting will be held on the even- ing of Tuesday, Jan. l2. In the after noon addresses will be made by Mas ter J. A. s;lefwood, Lecturer f. F.. lBlakeman da Rev. Dr. ] II. Hoyt, chaplain. aad officers will make an sge, .,,1.,,, ,ep'Iie ,,,p AsAe evening session