Putnam patriot., 1918-11-22

4 meeting of the trustees of the Thompson library was held at the library on Tuesday evening
 Dress your Thanksgiving table with ! silver and carving sets, chaffng dishes t or caSseroles from Shaw'S.-Adv 1 4 meeting held under the auspices ! of the State Board of Education was held in the town hall on Monday eve ming
 Mrs. Rudolph Bartsch and daugh- i ter Elizabeth from Roshndale, Mass, are visitors with Mir. and Mrs. Malt | land
 Miss Granger has closed her house | here for the winter. and will stay in | Pomfret a while, stopping at the hotel there
 Postmaster Cunning has received a i letter from Dr. Paine, who is located at United States hospital in New 1 Jersey.
 Samuel Krebbs of Providence was ! in town on Wednesday in attendance at the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Earle Toartellotte
 The Junior Auxiliary Improvement society held food sale at Miss VII es's on aurday which uetted over 1 thirty dollars.
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 At the Grange meeting an Tuesday ! evening t5e lecturers hour was oeeu- 1 pied in discussion of Should man i lea1n to ao h8useWerb2 28 The speak CTS were Mr Barton and 8r GhaHd 1 les Papers were also resi by Mrs. and Miss Whitman Thirty 6ye mem bers were present
 Lowell Bates 5f HoboEen N J. a native and farmer resilient of Th5@n- som. died at his home in that city .on i SHH5av The hodg was hroueht to Nest fbamp on cemetery on He5- resday, where burial services were l held Sheriff William and Frank i Bates ef the finn ef Bates Bros are brothers ef the deceased.
 Mrs Marvin Elliott attained her eishtv-faurth birthday oa Thursday 1 The event was recognized by her many friends by greetings expressed in sending post cards Her sons 1 Chester and family of Putnam, and Mvron and wife of our village. spent the evening at her home here She has been quite feeble this fall, but is now recovering and nearing her usual health
 Mr. Garbutt. the coaehman for J. R. Gladding, returns to Providence with his family for the winter, where he will continue in the employ of MT. Gladding, who has also returned to his home in that city. Mir. Garbutt had become quite familiar figure in the place in driving for exercise the fine specimens of horses which were made more attractive to see passing by the handsome coach dogs which ac- | companied the outfit Aside from his work he has been quite helpful in the interest he has taken in the relig- ious activities of the church. His re- turn another season will be welcomed.
 In the death of Mrs. Earle Tourtel- lotte of Putnam last Monday, our community is quite touched in the sadness of her death, she havng been born and lived in the village here un- til her marriage to Mr. Tourtellotte about three years ago Her parents, 1 MT and Mrs. Ephraim Smith, are still residents here. At the cemetery in | West Thompson, where the burial was, many of her young friends were gathered to witness the sad scene of the burial of one who in their youth ful days they had loved and respect ed. The scene was made more sad by the burial of her husband in the one grave.
 A large limousine car containing six persons met with an accident on the state road between Thompson and Brandy Hill Sunday evening. The driver, in turning out to pass a car