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SATISFIED

lNih name anu address OF lenders at
5,ru ST, 50 W, n s.. 4 = 9Th ay. laxioOs ,.
March : ~isi3nJ9nn a and Ea!.h n
So Bkiyn. SY! address. 81 Wall 81. ,3.i
LENINGToN Az. - Gss n s.,h st. I.5N
%, oct S. lgii-Masdaiena Haas to Max
T T2fhfisSn; a:5 hwy e'"FF a. Any $3.50
JENNINGS ST, goe. -, 1875 W So Blvd,
lnilda krsti To- Anna NJ App. ATTY. y y
'sTH ST: eos = Sd AZ runs : ,;;I :
20 to bes. March 10. ls9s-Mary L
Montgomery to EnIgrant Industrial saw
Bank atty. Richard II Clarke, 81 chan.
io2 =. oct :. Iis0s%Myfon and Rena SUD,
S as'S.' ii s'&e> VI " i.aae.s 81 4" w1iI%m
i.trA 81 :a. W .;,.i.s G.4,s
Zombo to Fannie shapiro atty. Lewl'
spN ,"o'ss iSC hwSG' ax,o g. .i'GVO
i,i.Arnc. yo.t to John J ArS;dy' esr'
a,ty. randolph II cole, 20 Court :
SANE ~rGGrERrY. oe; =. 'isGi"ETs
III ~ i ~. nor: on 'f,'r n. s. @s, .,s 5,
bsr,c.viaps' E GO. - nm HntF st. TO- B XIV hyI 1855
East FNp NI. :. iS2S y S.i st. 55.6x
100 Jan Is. isoe-Morris ana Mary Kite
TO stephan kaldro!icks atty II" ! w,
30 Az. tlts "a ~ c 18th -. 3Oxloo. Feb
3. l'i2--.AleX and clara Bonn TO Joseph
Go,usteln. attys, l. q \ L ZiuS- $50
SYST Sr. : . 80 5 p SIN av. eixs4sx2Sy
Wciil to Rose naer. sls + isIh st. att,s.
Myers Y Sohwessenskt :ss Bwal $500
lsiST ST s. = 22j .Nyse az, runs SEX
90 to bog. oct 80, 1905 Dennis and
Kate colins, to The Railroad G"opera,
whitaker a. ltA.1 !. Hnb
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O'Shra ExceIs Other Cnddies.

HAcKENsAcK, Oct. 1.-THE stxty-fve
caddies of the Hackensack Golf Club
practically owned the links this morning,
when they started in their tournament
al eighteen holes. Joseph O'Shea won
first prize for the low gross score and
Carl Carlson and Albert Mohring tied
for low gross at the hrst nine holes.
Peter Oakley won for low gross at the
second nine. Seven tied for the kickers'
handicap nj the first nine and four tied
AZ tie second nine. The occasion was
far different from that OF a few sundays
ago when the caddie went out on
strike,
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C0NTINENTAIS SCORE EASILY.
Hibernians Crushed. = to q, with
score Z TO o at Half Time,

Keeping up their fast pace In the New
York State Soccer League series. the
crack Continentals easily disposed Of the
New York H~iberuians by a score of :
goals to . at Harlem oval yesterday af-
ternoon. The Hibernians. who are IN the
field this year with practically a new
team. were hopelessly out OF il at the
close OF the first half. when the CONT
nentals led by 4 to o
Those who watched last years State
cup tie winners-and among them We're
Or. q. Randolph Manning, first president
of the L.. :. +. A, and +. A. Bdgnail.
president OF the State League-were con
WINGED that the Continentals will be close
10 the top when the league season ends.
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WIN WIS,
win NAM, and address OF l.rder and
I%r"lor's t'torncyD
Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth ST.
RIVINGTON ST, lar. n .. 90 W Norfolk st
.oN3t-Morrls Grief to Leon brewery
of Y CITY. ofO Columns av. demand,
bel = Fitch, VI \ q ~ Nassau st. 81, 500
Fast side.
EAST Of F1fth av between Fourteenth
and non sts.I
10 Az ~ p cor 1884 ST, 2i4v7i Alison
son Wolf 4 ano. ." y Slst 81. mtg SIG
000, VI. 9 y g. oct II, attys, Wolf g.
Kahn, 2o3 BwaN.................s $1,000
West side.
West OF Fith nv, between Fourteenth
ana llOth stsh
ST. lii-G ". " =. le7 Eth nv.
4tN9IG-Nrinstclu Realty co to Max
Weinstciu. lNNi 5ih av, demand, 6 p e.
mtCt, $4,000. pDt l6; ATTY, Maurice
2sTHf ST sos IS = =, $50 " ION av. $YS
40 Fort Washington av. . yrs. 6 p e.
oct II; ATTY, Rob' n Allins,. l49
7?D ST. s ., 225 W Columbus sv, 5oIioa >
-Oti \ Stoehr to Lawyers Title n
Trus, Co. i6o Bway, ! W. 6 r. g, Oct
Uptown.
CMpnhattan Island north OF nom sly
lTSTH ST. n =. 100 W Amsterdam av. 5Ix
l00--Eleanor y Casey 10 BelmaTt Rlty
Corr, 30 Nuidcn lane. ! yrs, 6 p C.. Oct
80 Maiden lane,.,...",,.........,$7,0oo
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Murphy scores Two Victories.

Joseph Murphy scored W victories
AT tho second matinee of the fall meeting
Of the Road Drivers Association OF New
York on the Harlem Speedway yester-
lie scored his initial triumph with
his bay gelding Oakland Boy. and his
next with Glover Patch. In the ;O3
trot Oakland Boy defeated Nathan
Strauss Fair Maiden In straight heats.
clover Patch won the ! :O3 pace after
losing to Joe Mapes in the opening
brush. The third heat was decided by
inches only.
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Hay Ridge BATTLES In vain.

Despite stubborn resistance on the
part OF the Bay Ridge Football club, the
Brooklyn Celtics. champions OF the New
York State Soccer League. won again
by u score Of 2 goals to ! at Marquette
yesterday afternoon. At half time
the Ccltlcs led 10y | goal to v Play had
been in progress a minute in the sec
ond period when L.arerty equalized for
Bay RidEe. Then O'Halloran and DufYy
scored again for the victors.
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Borough HI lN' lf''I'
-liru ST. zoe ,.,.eHo'I,. Nr."nr -
Na.A." uy, Go. dt' 10. per huht, q
j. o. a..y, II " El-o.H, 81. L i'h
BRYANT ST i-!t. =. .oSlyu-Auu1 How
mann 80 tIt"ut G.-,iuHuu, valley stream,
l. T. sop -. 3 'rs. { y 3, atty. l Roofs
e. Hur. 10 Elsie IL Mar, hnaus,1' .os
hCnr} ~. Hkln. ,rt -. = % C.
nt' Euw j farItr'. 3"' NashIrg'"u
.ArIiGATE AZ a. 90 -! -
son K't, ,o. iol l. ! .4 =. pr mtg So
y r 60. 100 Gwsy. .'i: 600
iRvINE sr ~ lds' s. Gar-,son a'. COX
sc, IH'' oct IL yrs' & p att
w~ILirff1 Az 100 s t 5"T n "a st. loyl.soowyD
Mar,hA j ~, ,spic to John Re'ge'm.u.
n,% GT'n So hn'a ana S'n."" ne pi'g'
aus. TGNr 20. ~ nNay, H2go
IsnIll ct ~ l., r. -oNlOV-lio'or4 sui
,lvar % Su-ri" Realty 60. 49, EwAy.
oct 10 5 SIS c. atty. \ storm a.
sIlERIDAN. ~. - cor Is6'h =. ,oSIoo-
Skand,H Big CO. In. 10. M~tnaa't.n
bond a'-y, T @ 7 co, Ia Broad
sHfuIpAN AZ. ? 50 I,eth s.. V>xioo
,i"r 20 SAM. oct H. d." - per
rINDi.AE ~. ii. ~ n lGgtn st. 5-7v
loi '--c j ,'al.N Rldg Go to CITY MTG
"a. Fl " M| sno 81, 20 US'w a1li st " ,S.fPoSS5
FINpl.AN Az IS , COS ? n iegth st, $5ll
Nlo7e-snmH 20 same, oct IA; d.man',
LOTS 30 Ana IT, map Grove iii, %if5TiOo,
a'>a lot - ak -ds". tax map-MaIy v
IHS%yasy.' o .% IL a Gs' as net FG 5otnd TO- a, IT,
TIT Guar n 4 80. lt6 Bvly...,.sg So 900
10 A., Ms, 3SlO n 1s1s' ~ 'oNlS. H.
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

81. go N-Robert kopp ast James
y Rtasg ct al foreclosure OF mtsel;
81 NICHOLAS Az, n W cor isoth st. ak
l.O-ChamaN Really and Construction
20. Inc. ant lgOth - Holding co, Inc,
ct al 'spoeihc performance atty, II $
c7Tii ST. 40 w-D Comyn sgt David
Israel 81 al foreclosure OF m,geD sttye,
BoNers \ Sands
l3iTU ST, n :. $50 . 5th av, 50nsP Ii
uor,ouse Tracy agt VIM ! Bothwel ct
nj ,dowor. SCI. attys, Merchant olena
A. Merchant.
72D ST. : g. 40 " Lexington av. ?0xl02.2
--Hnrtensc Tracy agt John Daniel. Jr.
ct al ldowcr &cI attys, Merchant, Olens
A. Merchant.
7?D ST. $ =, 100 " lexington av, 2Oxlo22
-Iioricns" Tracy REt Carrie "a Mas ct
al 'dower, %cl' sttvs. Merchant. Olena
n Merchant
9th ST, u :. 326 " sth sv. ?5xl0o 3
Hort,nse Tracy agt Theodore NJ Leonard
CLower, &cl; at'ys, Merchant. olena &
Grin ST.. n $. s72 W sth nv. 25>lOob-
,dower. &cl; at'ys' Merchant. oiena &
Merchant.
Al agt Romney Realty. Co, Inc. ct al
Hmcnded foreclosure Of mtg atty. II
72p 81. >, $50 w Lexington ov. 2OxloO,2
-Hortense Tracy agt Francis Dra1
dover. &c); at'ys Merchant, Olena q
Merchant.
7.n ST, ~ IGo asS'gE,oD az sUfloo "a 3,
,dower, &cl; attys, Merchant, Olena 4
Merchant.
72D 81. : :. 10 W Lexington aN, poxloo?
ct Al (iower, &cl attys. Merchant. Olena
4 Merchant
LOT 1876. map of property belonging 20
: %Carnbreling and others-City Real
Estate co agt Joseph NJ ONeill ct al
tiorecIosure OF mtE) atty. II Swain,
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Germans wake In second Halt.

The Metropolitan League gaine he
tween the Germans and 81. George AZ
Huber'~ oval Yesterday afternoon re-
suited in favor OF the Germans by .
goals 10 q There was nc scoring in
the first half. Kochler and Meyer scored
for the ~Nictors.
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>Lw JrH>Ll Rr,lE>rAIEroK S>It

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS ~ MODERN
GA" fanny houses Al choice building
4OtS at private sale. a. large number from
niI"t to h".,,f.
me BASkiNG DEPARTMENT. STATE
or new YORK. % I.l,sy close the busl-
ness OF two cor pOrT'llns offers these prom
ertl"s al about b"'c OF former prices.
They are located az GrtutWuol. Pa,isad.,
NorS-mere and b"ouia. Sew Jersey top
p'sIte Grants TomhI, within twenty-five.
inmates OF Manhattan.
An Inspection OF these properties will
corvinC- yNu that thcv nrc unusual bar
sains. Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Poll
icy free.
For further details end terms. address,
BEN u NAlGliT. Special Deputy Supt,
o. Banks, care Of Banking Department.
81 Broadway. %nw York Citv.
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81, ~ W-Aiolph Khan sgt Ru-
doiph Johanson' owner, SArehugh. N
Clirehugh, contractors ,,.,,..,. 5000
ST, 5 =, 100 W Madison av. l66x- to
satin ST !. Mott Iron Works agt 81
Ignatius I.oyola school ct al. owners.
John Barry, contractor trenewaDf,sGlI 10
Bronx.
ST. A63 E-Woolf Perez agt Beth
Usmcdrutch Hagodale Adas Jeshurum OF
The Bronx. Inc, owners; Abelman a
Ahrlman, contractors ..,,.......,.tl7b
church r. Gates a Co, Inc, agt Katherine
Fendrich, owner. Bailey Contracting Co,
contractors trenewaD ..,....... &230. 80
l2b--New Columbia Iron Works agt Os-
tro Construction Co. owners and con-
tractors trenewaD ...,.....,.....N.sS0
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED

TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
,With nams and address OF lender and
attorney. IL attorneys name IL omitted
address party of second partD
Downtown
tSouth OF Fourteenth ST
Delaney ST, $50, n :. 20 e surok st,
II. jNit-ttemilo Mort co to Eugene
!. Richards. az Prospect av. D. Of .
trgs In b~Inkfuptey Of saul & isadore
Oliner. bankfupts. mtg $4,000. Oct D;
SAME rRoPERTY-Egsene /. Richards.
trus as above Of saul & Isadore Olincr.
Indiy and as pnrtners oiinct Bros. bank.
rupts, and as Supt OF Banks, state OF
New York. to beatrice M,rhIcstonc. 2g7
sri,INSG: Ssr,' it,'. .ooSSSo"Jo.eph l.
FcinI.tg TO Newport Holding co, 3 Heck.
man ~, u e. oct II; attys. Straus a. Il,
RiviNGTGN ST. le,. n .. so " Noriok
81 -oS3SppEgss Wsr'how ,JJ9 o Mor,is
H@JsToZ ST 5Gs + :. 20 " rit' i,
to Hannah Tdnnenbaum on the PREMISE.
mtg $3.50. Narch o. 1897. ATTY. Nathan
II i~rlman. 800 BNLy.............Sl 500
Fast side.
,Els' = Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and lioth stst
9TH ST io5 f p 5, S. lot az, 2txlOe .
Herman Arnold ana sno. eNrs August
Arnold, to Herman Arnold and ano, ia
attys, Amend a A.. llg Nassau 81. e.. 600
West side.
yves; ~ Fifth ay. between Fourteenth
aId llvth s;s.J
IiTH Al 41o-i:. @ 2tg n s6th 8 ~ ~
lUJ-'unnercia' Trust co to Com Il,
90, 40 Bway. ru lions. Oc. Is, at',-.
GempbelL NJ & a ?Ss SWAY. 81
'' I9d 3Trd 5l.tis Y " 7 : q 20 v S,n a. 5SS
st"r, 10 W "oth II. ana Joseph GooImAn.
80 w 4ith Il mtce $40. 900, sept -
ATTY jos J harris. ~ Nassau At. 800
.!p ST ~ " 'ol a,. aOxlo2 law.
yers r n T 90 :, otto \ Stoehr. 1919
Gfo's t. = Of . mtg %sas5.oOo. b ami :
OCT Is address. 100 Bwhy........ 800
SANE hRoPEHTN-ptto \ Stoehr II q T.
beaumont 60 80 tn ~. mtge 500 900,
eisr 81. sfs ". s. s. 8 E IVES, Emu a
- oN21-Emil Loeb to Blanche y Loeb.
W NJ, - mtg. w 900. all hens.
NHs -; e;tys. Wo.f * k"hn. 200 Broad
way '...... ..,....,.t 800
Manhattan Island, north Of 10Th St
ii2TH ST, :'i-!s L. 100 " I'd az, SON
lvpie-FrarcesCp aud Giovanni Gallo TO
Fortune Gallo. Isi 1th ay y part MTG
$500, oct l., atty-, Cary A CaEtot
2 % Wal a. ...,.. ........'lo
: b. >,ioo u-Kstur,o = Hul to Ec'uar,
Realty 'grpr. b. Maiden ltue. In'r. 500
.,y cog ..; "ty. HERMAN ''ph,n, 7'
WNrSWORTH AN. 500 p. I'm
'otlu"- Ellen l. Ftulu NJ Vernon. y Y.
- MARY Harry Sos " l..i &c. mtg.
;SoS',, H'rt 'N. ",i}s McIaush..n q :.
I'm :. p 30, ~ Ana, az. 4a>lso,
i'r.mArt Really .r@rpn to E'eonor +
a. liens. o. u. atty, l. r 4 = 90. 100
i7,TH : o. $ 700 = Am., .,. .7lroo.
same to same. mtct $4,000 pIt Ia
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

5OTH ST 20i F. all-Elise pNerl 20 Au-
NAV T. iali'.. .'N'' $500
Eth ST, IS F. = " cor Park av. 2sSl0o 5,
al. with bldg TO be erected by landlord
lily " Anderson to the Hayden 90.
Rochester. y Y - yrs from May !.
I9l6 atty, + II Han, 80 Broad ST. SIC. $50
lsIH 81. 50f-s W. R!l-kath 4 Moore to
Sarnl NJ Halpcr. 40a jerome -, Bkiyn;
YRS from oct !. l9ij o.. 81 800 10 y, 900
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rNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS TO LET

- AVE. '2- $50 500 Vbr.e block,
-i'' OF simpson Hf. station 9. 4. ? rooms.
"'.'l' 'Fh'. -r.'II..rr. .. I"oroy-m,nts
IhSE.f" 'anI.7rs Telephone Iulcgyale 4lt,
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ST AIMS Az. goo. store-Eay Bernstein 20
Antonio Nillanl. 5St L l39th st. and ano
= yrs from May /, 1915 atty, u Bone.
deit, asa 5'h -,.,.,-.--S $40 and 5000
FIFTH ST. 100 T., aIl-Young MEMS Chris
tam Assn TO Arthur G l;un, 500 Wiilett
u +. Bri-ach. agl y li9th st,....... 5000
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ANSGER

with name and address Of lender an
attorney. IL attorneys name IL oniittet
address party OF second part.D
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IaTH ST 700 t. ,.p-eho,I'. Nriur
Run ~ ana 80 uttN' 3 cousin, 33l
Na.A," uy, p,t dar 10. per nuht,
j. o.. a.'y, II " kiro.E, 81. L i''
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
Sl. Philin's Church

Three visiting clergy will preach at St. Philips church in August. The Rev. Philip sidney Irwin, rector Of Christ Church, Pomfret, will exchange with the minister in charge on sun day, August sth; the Rev. John White Walker, vicar of the Church Of the Holy Comforter, Philadelphia, and formerly in charge of the church here, will preach on the 18th and the Rev. Frederick William Hartman, D. D., rector Of Grace Church, Windsor, and father of the minister in charge, will be the preacher on the 22nd of the month The Rev C. J. Hartman will celebrate the Holy Communion on Friday, Aug. 6, the feast Of the Transligaration, at 9 o'clock and every Sunday at $ a. m, and read the service every sunday at l045, except on Aug. sth.
 The present p'nn is to bold the an- nual picnic for the sunday school and the people of the mission in general, on Thursday, Aug 18th, at Roseland park.
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
Thompson V. {. I. |. Meeting

The Woman 's Christian Temperance Union met Thursday, the 24th, with Mrs, Charles Goodwin of Wilsonville. There was large attendance Mrs. Fl. lsworth Blxby, president, presiding, leading with the usual service Of the Union, Mrs. Chamberlain offering the opening prayer.
 Reports were read by Mrs. Mary Woodward, secretary, M l Mrs E. F. Thompson, treasurer accepted. Voted to hold the anuu. meeting al Kings Daughters hall on ,ae 2blh of August
 The crusade hymn ard a selection by Mrs. Ransom Mills Worthington and Mrs George BlXby was sung Mrs. E. F. Thompson and Mrs, smith fead excellent articles nom the Union Sig nal and Mrs. Addie Josiia and Miss hdythe Woodward contributed very interesting selections. Matters con cerniag the temperance cause were dis cussed aud very celightiul social hour followed during which Mrs. Goodwin with her usual hospitality served delicious lunch.
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
Advent Christian Church

The A. C. campmeeting at Greene R. l., began Monday, Aug. z and viii close Sunday, Aug. $. The chapel will be closed sunday 10 enable pastor and people to attend the services al Greene.
 The regular midWeek prayer meet ing will be held as usual Thursday ev. ening al 745.
 Those who were privileged to listen to the address nf Miss Hannah stocks, one Of our missionaries from China fast Sunday morning, were not only entertained bat also made .to realize the great need Of mission work among that people and their eagefness b re- ceive the Gospel message in marked contrast 10 the more favored people ot our own county. At Ranking where Miss Stocks has been stationed we have a fine large church with a seat ing capacity Of eo0, which is often taxed 10 is fullest limit by a Chinese audience, many Of them coming from the .goyefnment university x hieh Is near the church. Miss Stocks told Us much about her itinersnt work among the out stations. We learned that the lives of our missionaries are by no means easy fones. Among the enfios she brought with her was large ban- ner presented 10 her by 154 Chinese whose lives she probably saved ty hiding them in one of our ehapeis dnf- ing the siege Of Ranking None Of these people were Christians at that time. Miss Stocks visited them every day at the risk uf Der own life, as the fiefcest fighting was very near our mission station She was constantly under fire while going back and forth. To show their gratitude for her pfotec- tion they presented her this banner. Fifty of the Bamber she informed Us are now Christians Miss Stocks wili return 10 China next month. sine has asked the mission board to send her to Chso Hsien, where she expects to do itinerant work, making long journeys on foot and by boat out Into the sui. rounding country accompanied only native workers
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
Barbers Union Held Annual Clam Bake
Tonsorial Artists Call aNexf' as Each
 Course Disappears

Putnam Local No. 405, Barbers Un- ion, composed of bafbers Of Putnam. Dgnieison and Moosup. held their an uai outing and clam bake at Whip poor will camp on the shores of Old Killing ly pond last 5anday. There were forty present and all came home tired after an enjoyable days outing.
 Memo oers from the several towns ar rived at nearly the same time and and greetings were soon over. Of course there WAS ball game and Dan. ieIson won from Putnam by IA to 10 score. Gagnon of Dsygilie and Viens of Danielson were presented razor strops for home run wsllops.
 In the Lightweight 100 yard dash Aliere Viens made the best time. In the heavy weight class Joseph sNalisn- court carried bis 70 pounds over the distance in isteen seconds without a pleemaker and didn't turn hair. Razor strops were given the winners.
 At noon ehDwder luncheon was serued and at t1fee o'clock the gather. ing sat down To the big bake served by King George Jacques. No razor stfops were awarded in this contest As il was called d tie. The bafbers were peeking at each other around heaping piles of clam shells, when the last course was served. Before the gathering broke up all sung Chat Barber shop Rag.
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
STORM DAMAGE
Thousands of Dollars Loss to Farmers
 Throughout the State
Corn Crop Practically Ruined. Hay,
 Oats and Potatoes Suffer

The storm of the week has caused a great amount Of damage to the farm CTS Of windham county and will amount to thousands Of dollars throughout the state. A heavy wind during Monday night bent the corn over badly and ihe heavy downpour of \ ednesday beat IL down into a solid, tangled mass breaking many of the stalks Most of this corn is not suiii- cienily rpened to be of any value and will be total loss.
 l.. II. Heaiey, secretary Of the state board of agriculture, stated Hednes- day that several thousand dollars damage had douotlessly been suffered in Windhsm county, while through ont the state the damage would amount to thousands. On his own farm much Of the corn was down and he estimated his own loss at nearly s3DO. 4 cores pondent from East Thompson called up 10 say that several acres on her farm were down and would cause a loss of about 500. As the same siiaa- ton exists throughout the county, and most of the state, 1t is easily seen that the total will be large.
 And not only has the corn suffered but many fields Of oats have depreei- ated and hay has been partially spoil ed. The continued rain has given the farmer little opportunity to harvest the hay crop without getting il wet. Potato fields are in some instances un- der water and 1t is feared the spuds will rot. Truck gardens too have sui Tered from loo much water. It is A trying time for the farmers of Wind. ham county and the stute.
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
PHoES1XNILLE

Mrs. Guthorn has gone to Narragan. sett Pier where she intends 10 spend a month.
 Misses Elsie and Laura Hall have re. turned to their home in Hyde Park al ter srending a few weeks at the Ben nett farm.
 There was social dance in Bart lett's hall, Saturday night. All re- ported having good time
 Mr. and Mrs. Pratt Of Manchester have been visiting at Charles W hea. ton $ for few days.
 Several from here attended the dance in NarrenYilIe FidHy night.
 Miss Marion Green and her brother Raymond have returned to their home in Rockville after spending a lew weeks vacation At Bert Green $.
 Charles Karhan, who has been spen- ding A short vacation at Warrenville, called on friends in town last week.
 Miss Edith Wheaton has returned home from the summer school at Storrs.
 Clifford Bowen drove an auto party to Rocky Point Sunday. All seemed Co enjoy the shore dinner and are anx- ious to take the trip again.
 MT and Mrs. Whitford from Chap lin were calling on friends here sun. day.
 Flank Whitehouse has been visit ing his cousin, Clifford Nhitehouse, for few days.
 Mrs. Sarah Latham, Roy Latham Mrs. Silss JoSlin and daughter Gladys, were in Putnam Friday.
 Three girls from Milton are ivisiting at Mildred Bennett's.
 Miss Beulah Bennett and N alter Chase spent sunday at her home here.
 Bert and Ed Green hnve completed their having al Pomfret and now have a loo in HAmptl n.
 Mrs. O'Brien and daughter of New York spent few days last week al Mrs, Lee Lyons.
 Mrs. Winthrop Russ has ibeen enter taiuing her sislef from Willimanlle for several days.
 MF. and Mrs Harry snow of High land Park were at George Reed's last week.
 Roy and Wilffed Latham, and Rob ert and Abel Weeks went on ga fishing tnp to Crystal Lake Monday and re- ported having great luck.
Putnam patriot., 1915-08-06
Verage Tor nonthI I9

Superintendent Child attene ed last week a meeting at Norhfield of the of. ficers of the State sunday School Asso- citations of New England. He gave T brief report of the conference at the last midweek meeting.
 The committees of the pastors ami versary met last sunday afternoon and completed the arrangements by the appointment Of the chaitmen of the committees as follows:
 Reception, Mr and Mrs.F.J Daniels.
 Invitation, Judge and Mrs. F. NJ Warner.
 Refreshments, Ladies Social Circle.
 Printing and publicity, l.. 0. Will Hams, II C. Meinkin,
 Finance, C. F. Child.
 Nearly all the speakers have respond. ed favorably to the invitation to parti. cipale in the program
 At meeting of the officers and teachers of the Intermediate and Jun. for departments of our Bible school held last sunday Il was voted to al. low the teachers to adopt or not as they saw it the marking system for attendance, department and scholar ship.
 Some twenty years ago the young people Of the eiass taught by Miss Het. tie Clark tGuiidl caused to be planted on the west side of the chapel and the south side af the church several roots of English IVY. Most of these have lived and thuyed and have added much to the attfactiveness, of the church property Probably all would have lived if they had been properly nourished. This last week the Hold Fast class took upon themselves the caring for these vines and made this their surprise to the Bible schoolsIhey also made arrangements al the close of the session for organ and piano duets by l.. Q. Williams and C. If. Ryder
 At the Bible school last Sunday il was voted by large majority to con tinue during the month of August the plan Of beginning the sessions of the school at 9.l5.
 The pastor ls to spend most ef hts vacation Ut 0ak Bluffs His address will be "rhe ,Nashua," Oak Biuas, Mass
 The prayer meeting leaders for the month will be as follows,
 August E, Judge F. N Warner
 August l2, F. A. Wheaton.
 August la, C. E. ehtId.
 August 28, ] G Johnson.
 The choir are taking theigannual Na- ton during this mouth They will go to Mesthroak for their annual outing the week Of August l5. They are to give concerts tn Ihe Congregational churches at Mantle and WesthroOk ca the evenings of the 10th and I7th.