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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-07
Short Cuis To
Home reuS

--CoRaty examination for esehih
grade stsdents vii he held en- April
II a. each town and eonsol idAgti
school house Ia the county The num
Der of students 10 take he eNamiua-
i'on this year Is lsrger than thar q
aas previous year aceort'ar 10 the
county superintendent ogace
Harry Olds fel do~n the stair
Nay lsading to his office in she Fllseh
haildiae to-day and received palfal in
iugles lie was taken 10 his home
wAerc he noW j.. Il Is nol known
how serious she inguri.s are. he
was climbing ths stairs ana was halt
way np when a young lady coming
doen stairs trifped and plunged
downward striking ODDS and toppilng
him over The yoaa lady VAS no,
lnmred
These marriage iiceases wsra is-
suesi since yesterday n L. Mcam
mon. - los Aueeies. and Nary G.
Duke ls. % Oklahoma City David
Mosenbery. IS. and Lulu loSkctt. a.
both of Oklahoma City stephen
BAH n. and Matte Evans. Al. ho.a
% Guthrie. + G Thompson. "a and
Sarah ". Denny 65 both of Guthrie
Walter Derkheimer. 81 aud Mary
G. Gibson, -. both of Guthrie Herr
bert Travis. 80. and Maude Miier
60 both of Guthrie
After slshting 4 out on every
ground aud telling ali the family his-
tory trials ana irihula'.oas. wAcc
oonsnres .un day aud part q a
night in the te'hnr. Judse Swan
finally Sranted divorce 80 Minnie
BAfkhart iro'a Samasi nafhha a.d
ordered the defendant 10 lay y.1 per
moa'h into court for use by his wife,
for a period OF three years. unless M
wife marrics la.sie that time n
which event TIE paTmeni 81 TIE month
ly alimony shall cease. The couple
have lived In tho Navina ne.ghboriool =
aud il was sworn 90 Ia the testimony
given that young Burshart married
the elrl 10 cscape the draft
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ious community fairs after President
Acton had outlined the general plan
Of organization OF township and
school district committees.
Following this the executive board
composed OF President Acton. Secre-
tary Nc kesn. A ~ Dresser Of Sc
ward Roy Teal OF Coyie. Nell Hum
pbrey OF IoNa township. George Rouse
OF Pleasant Valley and John O'Neii
OF Marshall. met and transacted much
business OF Importance.
The date % the county fair was
fixed for Sept. Fl. - and .. coming
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TEN TH0t SAND MEMBERS
OF CHIC AGO BROTHERHOOD
JOIN SNiItHuE\ IN IN
Al Authorized >IRtki,
DETERMINED I'D
SINikt
MEN IGNORE ORDERS
AND DEFY UNION HEADS
BUFFALO TRAFFIC TIED Up
IN STRIKE OF 500 ~Niltf-
MEN WHO QtIr Joii> IN
NIGHT; NEW UNION
FORMED BN MEN IN
II LOUIS
suLLEriN

Cleveland. O.. April ~. S. Car
ter, president Of the Brotherhood q
Locomotive Firenen and Eroiner'en,
had received no official report early
today of members o. his organization
joining the strike Of s~isehmen n
Chicago
SO FAR as thls eroanlranon Is con-
eerned, the Chicago strike IS illegal
and will be treated as SUCH" he SAID.
Warren S. stone, president of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
said.
The strike of Chicago ssSltehmen
is illegal and will be SO considered hy
the enoineers' brosherhooo'
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O\E KILLED NlII.< MT
BOILER INpI ODl~

ohiahoma ,NY. Apfll Nllsn
Houston. sa years old workman.
was KILLED instantly and an anknow . /,
man perhaps fatally iuiufed thls
morning a. O'Clock when bother
used Ia The construction II the Frank
T. johnson building. Main aud itut
son. exploded The building was aise
somewhat damaged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-07
he DOES It BY PROXY
PROMISES TO Go OVER
Rotary Male Chorus, Tuned TO the
Sixteenth Degree. viii Fur.
nish leo Minutes of
Pleasure.


That refrain O. going 20 be- a hi, at
tho Gulhrio thvaier tomorrow night
whom tho Rotary Male Chorus puts
on concert for che benefit Of the
club and ita aciivtlcs
All the live wires win he at this
concert, primarily. because Il Is fho
proper thing 10 do, secondly. IL viii
De AN entertainment comparing with
the efforts 81 profcs ionals whlen
come here aud chafre Sc a throw
Tho program will he made uD Of q
variety of good things Notabiv.
there VIII te solos. ducts. quartoites
and chorus work by the boat musical
talent IN the city
You like music. OF course. u 70.
you Will be on hand
Incidentally. "whoa Whlstlin' s.
likewise going 20 De- a biz. while Thcl
ma Roe has some now offerings
This will be the best entertainment
ever fiyen under tho auspices or tho
Rotary club. The wise ones will re-
serve their seats nov a. the Corner
Pharmacy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-07
:: :: First Logau County Free Fair To Be Hummer . :

The week before the state fair aud
]; was decided 10 hold six commun-
ity fairs preceding the county fair
these 10 be held at Coyle. Lanssion.
Mulhaii. Marshall. Crescent aud Ma
vina These fairs VIII all be held
in September on different dates and
viii have uniform premium lisis.
funds from the county free fair fund
being afportioned equally TO each
and all OF them being open 20 ex-
hibiiors from any township in the
county. The fair AZ leugsion will be
held IA connection with the colored
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Small, But He
Killed Stick-up
With FiStBioW

Chicago, April 7.--Jotcph Name,
song writer, surrendered 90 the
police yesterday when he learned
Of the death - one o. two men he
knocked down iaAt night while de
tending his wife, kanne Is only
fse feet tali and weighs i2s pounds.
Travers Walsh. soda fountain
clerk was che man KILLED
hanne and he wife. sho ,s
known IN vaudeville a6 "Liillan
Bernard were soina 10 their no
tcl, when three men aecostcd them,
Ne told thc police.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-07
FiREMEN AND ENcINEMEN JOIN
IN SYMPATHY STRIKE

Chicago. April 7.-Reqresentatives
of $500 members q the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen and Engine
men employed in the Caicago switch
ing district today had def.ed their
union officials and voted 10 loin the
unauthorized switchmen's strike call
ed nearly week ago.
Freigh; traffic through the Chicago
district already was restricted severe
IL and the strike leaders and railroad
officials were agreed thai II the force
OF strikers was augmented such tIaf-
fic would he brought virtually TO 9
standstill
The vote Of the engineers and fire
men came in the face % predictions
Of grand officers OF the Brotherhood
OF Railway Trainmen and the Switch
mems Union Of North America, WITH
which the striking switchmen are AZ
tContinred on Page 4. Col-sA
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INTER- RBt\ CAR HIS
Al TONOli.i.E. 0\I W hi

Oklahoma city. April "a north
aouud Guthrie iutorurban street car
collided with an automobile trucN at
F0r@ ninth strees ,abont O'Clock
last nisht slightly iniurlng the driver
OF the truck. Frank Davidson. sad 10
be the nlotornan. was not injured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-07

Six big community fairs In tho var
ious towns Of Logan county culmi-
mating IN the big free fair At Guth-
ne on Sept. Ii and -. and %. was
the program outlined at the meeting
oi The board Of directors and exec
uiives of the Logan county free fair
held A. the court house Tuesday
afternoon.
The general board composed of two
members from each township who
had been the guests al luncheon Of
The Chamber % Commerce met at
% and discussed plans for the var
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M ] Underwood Of the Pioneer
Construction company Is here super
tending the correction Of some bad
work done By the contractors on the
Cimarron bridge The Cimarron
bridge was erected during the time
I'd Oberholzer was chairman Of the
board OF county commissioners Tho
north approach was NOT properly put
in and the Pioneer company. sue
cessors 10 the Canton Bridge COM
pany. is making the detective par
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-07
nfRllN ornouNcss srANo
IAkIA ny AlIINa

9erlln. April y.--oecupa,lor os Ger.
mar cities IN the nsatrsi xe-s east
- the nhi"s BY French troops ~ss
denounced IN an official statement 20.
Gay " 10 declared the government
rld everything 70 prevent ''hls un.
heard of action" ard u 10 called ut
oi proportion with nc lrslgrlflcanes
"of our measures IN thc run rsalsn."
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agricultural university. specially Tor
ihe negroes or the county.
From each Of these community fairs
the best exhibits will be prepared
aud brought 10 the county fair AZ
Guthrie the various townships as
well as individuals making exhibits
and FROM the county fair a special
exhibit will be made up for the state
fair
The premiums offered a. the COM
muuiiy fair as well aA the county fair
viii be liberal ones aud special
committee s. at work preparing the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-07

premium lists for early issue The
general schedule Of prcminms will b.
as arranged BY the A. a NJ college
Tor all free fairs of the state and
there viii be many sEcclal and novel
features. Cilizena of the county gen
orally can rest assured that there
viii be liberal premiums % be- paid
ir cash BY the county for all classes
Of products OF merit and begin making
their preparations AZ once for par
tlclpation IN the big shows.
(contlnuod on PAGE ?. Col A.
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dard up against Solomon. and tho
Bible doesn't for that matter. I, con-
siders him a worthy son OF David
although az you learn in first we've,
eleventh chapter first Book OF Kinzs:
King solomon loved many strange
women. together with the daughter.
Pharaeh, women OF the Moa5ises.
Ammonites Edomites. sidonians and
Hlttites
Also In the third verse OF the same
chapter IT Is said. he had seven hun
dred wives. prlncesses. and three
hundred ooncubines."
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Incubator Babe
Falls Heir to
Large Estate

Chicago. April 7.--Anne Blaine,
one year old. born . few days sftsr
the death of her father. rmmona
Blaine jr- and who spent the earl.
Ter months of her lie In an lncu.
bator, receives half of her fathers
&i,2oo,ooo estate under IN. will
filed for probate here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-07
BUFFALO TRAFFIC TIED
up BY swlTcHMEN'S STRIKE

Buffalo. \ y April I-five hua 4
Jr,d switchmen on the nighishfts o'
al railroads entering Buffalo with ihe
exception of the Erie and PcnnsylvAa
ia lines went on q strike last night
and this morning. virtually iieins up
all freight in and out Of the city 70
40 io.sQ o'elocx tais morning the day
shifts had NOT reported and y is be-
hered the strike viii be general
p J. SheeAan. president of the
switchmen's union. said the striSe
was unauthorized Railroad officials
.A.sessf4 trs ieii.f ihs. .ae move
nent was il sympathy with tAe Chi
cago strike.
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on niAD ~ FLOOD
Al NiintlRtO> MINI

wilbnriou Aerll when five risn
acre trapped in a flooded msrf hers
q - nirhi William fryabof. ~ hNas
farrficrd his life IN an effort 10 save
hrm The men we're later fasCutd
hui rgeahnf vas eaught under a fsil-
,ns mass of rock and KILLED urnrY
solt. negro. who accompanied ffoa-
iof into The flooded mine. was ian-
srousy injured by the scks rrea
Scr leaves a wife aud three sons
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SIa> u utkI itDI\iNDtsf
mn ION ONIn BANAnIt
- lRIlIIn ~ VI Mill
NAY ~ \I~ii
pfOfit.nS
GR' ] | BRITAIN HOLDS
! Al00F FROM TROUBLE
GERMANY PROTEST WCt'-
PATTON A\n PREMIER Dt-
tIAI,i~ ~ ~ t<WAN-
nt\IID AGIIsl.~~lO<.
~rtti,I SESSION IA
IiO>N ASSEMBLY
~ tO<AOklU


Berlin. April IA great military
consplrscy which wsa 70 have been
. uavarian parallel 70 the recent Ber.
lln revelation. has been discovered lr
Mueish it VAS snnnmraet today
rHn ~ fHt Nlan Aaa fta. rtHsrsi
Iudenis ~ D. made dictator ever o.
vsria and o. helr sf th~ aavarlaN
sfpsra'lsta torf % elvli Ard san
ror,is commlsslerer
n s rumorsa that asvrrai ~ she
plct'ers have been arrested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-07
swlTcHwEN AND VARDMEN
FORM a NEW UNION

ST Louis. April T-Switchmen and
yard enslnemen employed ia iermin-
ais here and on the east side met to-
day TO form a new union to include
the yardmen and others The new
organization will be followed by a
demand for increased wage. those
fostering the movement say.
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Would Bar
Socialists From
N. Y. Legislature

AlhAnY. N v, Aprii f~Rssolu
tloaa 10 carry eut the regenfesnda.
tier of the assembly Judiciary eera.
n,sttee. Cor barring tne socialist
party % America fron, rsffseipa
ton IN politics - New Nsfs. state
were introduced IN ths legislature
To-Day.
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expected to supply the moral quail
ties.
Consider also the story o. tae Queen
of sheba and Solomon. all told in
one short chapter.
She travels from her little king
dom on the eoutheast fho-e of the
Red sea all The way 70 JerrEaiem.
bringing eameis loaded with iewesgy
and spices TO behold Solomon and
his wisdom when she realized tie
wonderful things that be aid. owned
and knew. she was so much impress
ed that "taers was no more spirit
IN her"
She never held the double stan
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A child must have its playthirg.
a puppy its bone and crown men
heir problem to keep them ont Of
mischief.
Fer the moment prohibition Is
out aside. although there vii be
sore gnawing on that bone later.
Now TO occupy mems mind there
Is suggested. the single stan1afd
Of morals The Young and cid
women's Christsxn associations say
il Is just what the world needs.
After the prohibition miracle, any
thing might be written into the ccn-
siitufion. even the Golden Rulel and
a gentleman from the south may one
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nsrlln. Anrli K--A speclsl session
~ me naslonai assembly viii be held
saturday The call Tor 'he ses-lan
was issued ,odaY fcitew "a eorfas
snoe between 'h~ heads os the ae.
l'ileal parties and the government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-07
GREAT BRITAIN n NOT
CEHvAlN HOW TO MOVE

INnHnn NpFII I - ANNOUNCEMENT
81 Great llriA'r'a attitude toward ihs
French move n Germany l. balng
h'ld IN abeyance pending a meeting
~ The supreme council " premlers
az 4 ambassadors hero tomorrow.
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Henry Cassidy convicted on
charge of perjury In securing a mar
riage license will be .aken 20 tie
state penitentiary tomorrow morning
by Sheriff Robertson. He was given
two years to serve
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Metz Aprll - French troops on the
rlTh' bank % the Rhine. continuing
their advance today occupied IIom-
burg nine miles north of Frankfort.
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MASTER MASON peeREes

Guthrie lodge No. 3 will confer
Master Mason degrees Friday night,
April 2. Luther Arnold. Wor- Mater
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THE WEATHER

New Orleans. April Tonight and
Thursday. partly cloudy. warmer.
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day write the single standard amend
mert.
Ordinarily you would take into ac-
count what Is called "hu;aan nature"
the settled habits Of HUNDREDS Of cen
turfes
But human nature and habit were
both brushed aside in t1e cass OF
prohibition. and II might be done
again IN Suddenly inaugurating a
single standard 10 make meE moral
and pure. By law.
II must not be though. that the
single standard is new.
In the fifth book Of HoHer's 0dys-
sey. written about 500 years before
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-07

In those early days al HAT was
expected u a man was hat ne should
fight. swim. escape the clutches Of
the one-eyed monster He wife was
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the birth OF Christ. the beautiful god
dess OF Calypso complains that the
gentlemen gods have ore moral code
for themselves. another for goddess
es and nymphs Calypso then hal
~Joyehred Ulysses" az % herself In
her cave on the island when Jupiter
sent word that Ulysses - sent home
10 Penelope. patiently kal'ting and
waiting. Anerily CalyDss denounces
the insatiaie gods.
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tconiinasd on Page 2, Col -
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sconsinuoi on PAGE 2, Col ~
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spected 70 supply The moral quail
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tcontinuea on Page I. coi-S.A
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-24
FRESH AIR" SPECIALS GAIN
Rows and Girls Beneh.te3 BY Longer
Stay In the Country

Three children of the New York
Tribune,s fresh air fund, who were
kent more than two weeks in the
country. have been returned to their
homes greatly benefited by having an
extra long stay The Tribune has sent
a 2etfer of appreciation to the chair
man. Mrs. W. J. Bartlett.
When Charles Stewards little sister
came with the children and had to
leave her brother behind because he
was fifteen years cid, year more
than the age limit, she felt very badly.
When the situation became known ar
rangements we're made tc have the
how taken into home in Pomfret-
The lad came on August 9Th and
spent 81 days with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Chapman. He was emaeiated and IN
noor health on his arrival, but white
here gained fifteen pounds and was
much improved in health
4 Josie and Mamie Sidel, two lltti'
girls. spent two weeks at the home o.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davis. arrange
ment was made for them to retarI
and they came with the Stewart DO!
and entered the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley Davis, where they remained
until last week.
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-24

Miss Virgins j. visiting in Middle
town.
Miss Katherine Noyes has returned
from a visit in Maine.
Mrs. Charles Schall of New York
CITY is a guest at the Ben Grosvenof.
The Misses Mae Farrell and Mar
garet Carroll left last Friday for Mil
ton. Mass. where they are TO spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. lido Fleisehmann OF
New York City, were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lapsley al
Fox Run Farm.
Mrs. Finch. who recently under
went an operation at the Day klmbail
Hospital. returned TO Miss Mathew,
sons yesterday.
Mrs. Morton Otis and Mrs. Gren.
vile Brown of Providence were host
esses on Monday afternoon at bridge
and tea at Graystokes tea room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hanley at
Itended the auction on Tuesday OF the
cattle at the country place of F. 10th,
ron Ames at North Easton, Mass
Miss Margaret Morris, who has beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Murphy
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Hanley az
far as Providence.
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-24

( Edward NJ Mullan and family mo-
tored to Mt. Wachusett. Monday.
John P. Sabin and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Ryan motored to
Springfield. Tuesday.
Mrs. Googins. Mrs. Russell Bowen
and Mrs Walter Wheaton We're in
Worcester on Thursday.
Miss Harriet A. King returned last
Friday from Boston, where she had
spent several days with friends.
Miss Helen Wheaton, Bradley
street. was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. W. Paine at Newton on Saturday.
NJ and Mrs. Wilfred Raymond and
children, Water street. returned Fri
day after a seven weeks visit in Can
ada.
Mr. and Mrs John c. Bates. Bridge
street. left Sunday for visit with
relatives and friends at Windham and
Westfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Benoit of Paw
! tucket metored to Putnam to spend
the weekend with relatives here and
in Danielson.
Miss Norah Leary and cousin, Nh,
Nevins of New London, were the
guests Of the Misses Dolan. Chapman
street, Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Sharpe of STAN
ford have been guests of Mr.. Shapes
parents, MI. and Mrs, c. Dwight
Sharpe. School street.
I AIR. and Mrs. Louis l. Carmark and
son, Mechanics street. returned Mon
day to their home, after spending the
summer at Bates Grove, Webster.
Miss Grace johnson of West Leoan'
on. N. H, and Mrs. A. J. Barbour OF
Providence are visiting this week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Louis
Carmark Mechanics street.
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-24

Patronize the advertisers.
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-24
EAST PUTNAM

Orrey Cutler was in Providence
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith spent
Sunday in East Killingly.
Mrs. Elmer Mills recently spent a
day with Mrs. Arthur Cutler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shippee and
two children and Mrs. Shippee's ia
Their, mother and grandmother, were
callers at Amos Jennor's Sunday.
Martha and John Torrey and Anna
Shippee were amang those wso at
tended the birthday party at the home
of Milton Shippee Wednesday after
noon.
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-24
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Miss Marceline Montville of Bug
bee 4 wulf's store, spent Thursday in
/ Boston.
Frank Stroumbelis and family are
spending two weeks with relatives in
/ Boston.
Miss Katherine Geary has returned
to her home in Portland, after spend
I ing the summer with her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. B. c. Dolan, Chapman street
Mr.. and Mrs. P Z. mi. Mechanics
street, left Monday for a few days
visit with friends in Rockville Mr.
Hi viii also go to New York for a
few days.
Miss Anna c. Levitt, who has been
i'll at the home of her sister. Mrs W
/ n. Phillips, the past week, was able to
return to her home in New London
on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richardson
and Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Bates. who
have been spending week motoring
in New York state and Long Island,
returned home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold W Cole mo-
tored from Hartford Sunday and
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Champlin, Grove street. Mr.
Cole is a brother of Mrs. Champlin
! Misses Geraldine and Dorothy
Beard and schoolmate, Miss Isabel
Martin, all of Oberlin College. Ohio,
have been spending the past week at
the home of their uncle, f f. Kinney,
Center street,
Mrs. Olive A. White, who is IN her
eighty-seeond year, returned last FRI
day to her home on Chapman street
after having a three weeks visit with
relatives in Foxboro, Mass. During
her stay she enjoyed several long an-
tonobile rides seeing some of Massa-
ehusetts' beautiful scenery,
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-24
PARAGRAPHS FROM POMFRET

Miss Harriet Harris, who spent the
summer at Mashamoquet Inn, return
ed to Providence on Tuesday.
Work on the automobile supply
shop which is being erected by james
Ryan between Smiths store and the
postofliee continues and it is hoped
that the shop may be opened within
the next month.
Mrs. Courtlandt Hoppin and her
daughter. Mrs. Allerton Cushman,
are again occupying the Middlebrook
/ Cottage at the Ben Grosvenor. Chas.
Cushman, who was graduated from
the Pomfret School last June. is q
member of the freshman class at
Harvard. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hop
pin are expected home from Europe
early in October.
The town house was crowded
throughout last Saturday afternoon
for the registration of new voters. Al,
though many Pomfret women were
already registered for limited voting
powers, there was a great representa-
ton of women who were registering
under the nineteenth amendment
Throughout the day the registration
was very heavy.
-,
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-24
1T WAS LUCKY ID FOR
MR.. AND MRS. CARPENTER

In "Graknight Life trade paper
published by the Grafton & knight
Manufacturing Co, Worcester, APP
pears the following relative to for
mer Putnam couple:
There is one man in the G. & X.
officialdom who will always believe
that Friday the 18th is lucky. Aug.
18th is the day and one O'Clock the
hour, when Lois Carpenter was born
at the Memorial Hospital. Clovis l..
Carpenter is the foHunate father, and
this makes his second girl"