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"VELKA TROJKA" MA PORADE.
HUGHES, BALFOUR KATO ROKOVALI MEZI
SEBOU PO DIVE HODINY
ROCNfK (vOL.) XII,

Washington 2 pros. - Plan zbroien dnes We
Ger vstoup do ada pfmych diskussi trokou
Westinghouse konference
SekreaT stau Charles Evans Hughes hlava amercke de
egace Arthur Balfour hava deegace zastupuc Velkou
Brani admiral baron Tomasabou japonske deeqa
ce radli tem6f dv6 hodiny radovn6 Hughee cd
boru stau pjet amerckeho pnu pom6r vaecnych LODI
stew zminenych trf zemi
Schtze skoncla optimistick6 naady Japanska dele
gace lined vesla spoeni Tokiem Odbor atu vya toto
struen6 oznamenf
Pan Balfour, baron Kao p Hughes seSl Sc We stanfm
odboru dnes odpoledne NELL deS rozmuvu vzhedem ma
vrhu ma upaven pom6ru vaecnych odev Zadn6 poznam-
KY one rozmluve nemohou byti ucneny pritomne'
Tn muz, chz rukou prvni Tade spocfva osud navrh
ma desetey namofn svaek zmensen vaecnych trf
mocnos sesi fadovne sekreare Hughese 40 bylo
1880 kdyz baron Kao Balfour vyS kazdy seketarem
a baron tumocnikem.
Acko mic nebylo dano veTejnost, Gem ednal pravf
Sc re Japan Veka Brane nesou pro pne stav-
by vaecnych lodi deset rok ale Veka souha
Spojenym Saty re pom6r vaecnych lodsev mocno mel
by byti 55-3.
z Bfl6ho Domu vydano byo uTedni oznameni n6mz Sc
prav re president jest spokoen pokrokem konerence
cekava zdarne vysedky.
Washington 2. = Ma schGzce mezi delegaty Cny
Japanu otazce Sanngu gnorovany byy body ne
shod poJednano jadru sporu ma
lozeno Tsnanfu drahou Cinst DELEGATE prohas
re ech stanovsko jest oe ako paTzske kone-
renc Gina pozaduje vastncvi sprawl zeleznce Japan
slue spolecn6 vlasnctv sprawl zmn6ne zeeznice We
schuzkach pfevada smva naada jest nad6e re doceno
bude dohodnutf hlavnich bodech.
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POSLEDNI NADEJE MA MIR.
ZAVISl Cd ROZHODNUTf KABINETU IRSKEHO
REPUBLIKANSKEHO SNEMU.

Londyn, 2 pros. Oc vSech kdoz zaiimaj o osud
lrska sou nyn upfeny Dublin dlo skeho republican
skeho sn6mu ako byy pocatku tdne Belfast
ulsterismu
VSichni sinnfeinsitt delega opus Londyn, ably kona
schuzku Ultra kabneem dali ereannu uGelem uvazovan
poslednch narzich urovnan odv6k6ho sporu Ang
Ulserem iznim Irskem
Rovnez jest mozno re delega budou zada kabinet
souhlas by odrocenim iednan stou nadeji re
cas- moh by sbz ODE strany re zarove by byo
Loydu Georgeov scastn Westinghouse konference coz
ostan6 ucm tax ako TAX at akyko irsk6ho vyied
navani.
Sinnfeinsc delegati neodjizd6l domG optimsti
cke nalad6 ohene rozhodnut sv6ho abnetu sou sam
toho minen ze move navrhy nesou paeny povazu IA
mao pravde podobne re Eamon de Valera osanf Cenove
rskeho repubkanskeho sn6mu do t6 miy nazov
pravech lrska ably pfistoupi tyo navhy Pravi
vlada psupuie pozadavek Sim Fenu jednotu Irska
vsak Ulsteru bylo by dovoeno vystoup po
sest mesicfch kdyby mem nelblo PAX zva8tnf
mise urcila by hranice mez severnim iiznm Irskem
Oazka sozen vernosti nebyla dosud rozust6na ale
tekava ze nasla by neaka bya by pfaeno
Sim Feinu.
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OSUD ARBUCKLUV V RUKOU
POROTY.
DO IL HOD VCERA VECER JESTE Sc NESHODL A
MA ROZSUDKU.

San Francisco 2 pros Soudnf zfzenec vessel do poro
nj mlstnosti II hod vecer oznam re porota vynes
m4 rozsude ppad6 Roscoe Arbuckea zavTena DC
celou
San Francisco, = Bylo 5 dnes odpoledne kdyz
pfpad fmoveho komika R. c. Arbuckea ienz jest zaovan
zab spoen smrt sleGny Vrgine Rappe-ov6
vzdan by porote.
Process vyzadal 81 pfblizne til tydny. zasedanf
skoro cee venovano byo zaverecnym agumehm nsrukcm
soudce a kcneGne uvazovani poroty.
Gavin McNab pravnik obhajobu zahaji dneSni "a
sedani pokracovanm sve Tec porot6, z neskonc
Po mem nasedova prfrucf dsktnho navladnfho, Milton
URen, iehoz rec trvala t6mer hodinu
Soudn sin bya pfepnena DO cey den de tsni Sc DO
kolnch chodbach Obzalovany zda jev hluboky zaem
zejmena kdyz McNab muvil Tyz icl Arbuckea ako
ikeho umelce, jenz oblazil zivoty mion6 d6tf"
Nahradni poroce Hopkins pravi porota ba stfezena
bedvei nez kterako San Francsku posednfch dvaceti
p6ti letech.
Censorovali naS postu, kterou isme dosava ode
slai pravil "M6i sme kazdy svoji svetnc hoelu kde
by jsme hlidan jake dravc yfm serfovymi pfirum Ca
sopsy nedosaly nam do rukou Nemam tusen co
stale We svete po diva tydny".
Hopkins wat byl porou pro ppad, by n6kte,
ry souzvsch porotcG nemocne VGc zastupc zdeisho
"Calu jadfl re die jeho min6n zaloba neprokazaa
svu pfpad re poroa shodne rozsudku
peti hodnach.
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ZATCENI PRO DOMNELE u
CASTENSTVf PRI ZAVRAZ-
DEM STRAzNfKA KORANA.

Tri muzi a jedna zena byli
vtera zatceni, jelikoz jsou v
podezfeni, re neco vi zavraz
d6ni policejnfho straznika FIR.
j. Kofana. Zatceni podrobeni
budou dnesniho dopoledne pri-
snemu vyslechu. Emmett Potts,
prlruGi detektivniho oddeleni
Sc dozvedel, re V dome blize
Central Ave. vych. 18. ul. Sc
zdrzuji diva muzi, ktefi o vraz
de vedf nektere podrobnosti.
Ddm byl detektivem tax dlou-
no strezen, az eminent diva mu
Ii vesli. Ma misto byl ihned pri
volan kapitan George Mato-
witz detektivy a dvema leta-
cimi skadronami, dim obklo-
pen a obyvatelstvo jeho, tri
muzi a zena odvedeni ma hlav-
nj policejnf staniei,
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CLEVELAND O, SATURDAY PRosNcE dec 81 1921
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STRASNE POMERY V
RUSkU.
Matky, hladem polosilene, o
travuji pry vlastni deti.

Riga, l. pros. DIE nfednich
zprav sovetsk6 vlady rostou
hrdzy hladomoru ma Rusi s 20
stupujfci zimou. V saratovsk6
oblasti, kde bylo napoGitano
$4,000 sedlakn, odkazanvch
ma vefejnou pomoc, nemaii "a
dne potravy a dokonce jiz de
I'll byly V mnohych pripadech
po pet dni bez sousta potravy.
Hladovicfch lidi Sc zmocnuie
silenStvi a mnozi Sc domnivaif.
re mali dost potravy pri tom
kfepci jako silenf, az vysile-
MIN padaji. V lete Sc mnohym
lidem jakz takz odarilo uhaii-
ii zivobytf chytanfm a pojfda-
MIN pol. mysi, ale nynf zmizel i
tento prostredek k obzive a
hladovici zabijeji kde jakou
kocku, jasotem Sc vrhaji ma
zdechliny a rvou traviny, ably
iimi naplnili sve zaludky. Rus
ka 1redni zpravodajna "Ro-
sta" oznamuje, re mnohe ze-
NY, silene hladem vyhlfdka-
mi ma to, co jejich deti oceka-
va, pfipravuji zvlastnim zpn-
sobem jedovate lame, obsahu-
jici jakesi vytazky z ovcf vlny
a tech sve deti koupaji, dou
fajice, re budou otraveny a ze
mTou.
Proud bezencn z hlaIdu do
TaSkendu mohutnf vic a vice.
Ma zeleznicnf stanici v Ia
skendu jest nakupeno ma diva
tisfce bezenci, mezi kterymi
radi talk hroznym zp1sobem
nemoce, re jest jich prdmerne
70 koseno smrti.
Moskva, 30. istopadu. DIE
prohlaseni Waltera I. Browna,
riditele americke pomocne spra
Wv, vydaneho pred jeho odje-
zdem Moskvy po vykonani
inspekcnf cesty v krajich, "a
sazenych hladomorem, bude
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do /. ledna rozSirena americka
pomoc do t6 miry, re bude po.
skytovana pine 100000 de.
tenn. Brown vyslovil poteSeni
mad vysledky sve inspekce
fka: Name meme obtizi, ne5
jsme ocekavali, kdyz isme
pred tremi mesici zahaiili po-
mocnou praci. Vzdor opacnym
pfedpovedim nezmocnuje Sc ru
da armada zadnych potravin
a pracujeme takrka beze ztrat
pusobenych kradezemi. zivi-
me nynf ma 100000 deti a do
/. ledna bude tento poGet
rozmnozen ma 100000. To Sc
dele nakladem 80 centG m6siG
ne ma kazde dit6. V tom neni
zahrnut naklad $4,0O0,000 ma
lecebn6 prostredky a 1900
600 ma detske odeviny.
"Americka pomocna sprava
nechova zadnych pland pro
vyzivu dospelych, aniz pro OBJ
starani osiva ma priSti rok. Zde
dojde i pfiStiho roku k hlado-
moru Gill ne, zalezi ma potasi
a mnozstvf osiva, rolnik1m po-
skytnuteho. Bylo mi sdeleno,
re sovetska vlada kupuje obi
Ii k seti V Londyne. Soustava
zasilek balickovych Sc osved-
cuie a zasilky jsou ku prikla-
du v Moskve rozd6leny "a tri
dny po jejich dojiti.
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kolika planech, jak by Sc da.
10 to zariditi, ably narodni po-
kladna mohla dostati velikym
pozadavkdm, jez byly by ma nj
uvaleny vyplacenim bonusu.
Plany pfedlozeny byly republi
kanskym vudcum V senate, a.
by je uvazili a vydali o mich
sve dobrozdani. Jsou nasledu-
jici:
l. Prid6lenf celeho britt
ckeho valeCneho dluhu Spoi.
Stat0m ma vyplaceni vojenske-
no bonusu. Velka Britanie dlu-
huje Spoj. st. $4,5O0,0OO,OO0
a oznamila, re zapocne s place
MIN uroku ma tuto pdjcku a
rovnez bude duh postupne
splaceti.
2. Utvoreni vseobecneho pen
sijniho fondu ma mist6 place
nj bonusu ma hotovosti, ne
hoz podporoyani by byli dri-
v6iSi vojaci padu neschop-
nosti k praci neb onemocn6ni.
q Vydavani splacenych
poiistek driv6jSim vojakdm,
jak to bylo navrhovano V pG-
vodni predloze, ma mist6 vypla
ceni hotovych pen6z.
Uvazovani rdznych metho-
dach ma vyplacenf bonusu ne
znamena, re administrace VIDA
va Sc opposice proti prijeti "a
kona V tom smyslu.Zaujima sta
lie stanovisko, re pro pritom-
nou dobu nemel by byti zakon
pfiiat z toho ddvodu, re m6lo
by to neblahy vliv ma vladni
finance, avSak nahlizi zaro-
ven, ze V koncich prohraje
Sc svoji opposici v kongresu.
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MA BONUS DRfVEJSfM VO.
JAKUM.
Ma byti Quito penez, jez E.
vropa dluhuje Spoj.
Statum.

Washington, 2. pros. Admi-
nistrace smif.ila Sc myTen-
kou, re kongres prime zakon
V zajmu vyplaceni bonusu dri-
vejsim vojakGm. Jest dosti mo
Emo, re nedojde k tomu jeste v
pristlm zasedani, jez bude "a
hajeno V pondeli, ale v kon-
cich stane Sc to jiste.
Nasledkem toho sekretar po
kladny Mellon uvazuje ne
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BRAND OPET donna.

Havre, 2 pros - Arsde BRAND premier France vratl
Sc domu dnes parniku Paris Spoenych Sat1 ke sas
SC conference ma omezenl zbroen daekoVychodnich
tazkach We Washngon6 Byla usporadana ny eho poest
orah recepce ma radnlcl kde uvan by mes nosou Leo
mem Meyersem senaorem Brndeauem posi em JuIesem
olegrledem zasupuJicm parliament Ma radl Brand pro
sov delsi rec nfz vyjadfl uspokoienf Sc ST cesou do
"poJeycn otu Fodroonou zpravu poda p lament6 kde
rovnez odpov tenn, kdoz ie b6hem eho neprtomnos ri
sovai.
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MZDA KLERKU SNfzENA.

Chicago, 2 = Rozhodnuti jehoz dGsledcfch snzc-
bude mzda klerkd zamestnanych zeleznic Novo-Ang
cku temef SOOOOOO rocne vydano byo dnes vani
ncn radou Nova skaa vchazi planos prosnce peti
zelezniclch - Boston Maine Maine Central New York,
New Haven Hartford Central New England Railway Port
land (Me) Terminal Co.
Houston, Tex. 2. pros - Draha International & Great
Northern vydaa uvedomenf svym klerk6m dasm snizeni
zdy pozadaa konferenc Mimi byo zde oznameno dnes
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CTYRI DETI v JEDNOM ROCE,

Abilene Tex, 2. -Ctyri ditky meme nez jed
nom roce jest rekord edn6 rodny okresu Taylor Ma
catku ohoto roku hosk narod manzeum n n Youngo-
vym bydcfm bze Abilene Pred nekoka dny t dalsf hosi
pfis soucasne Maka ca 80 rokd veku nynl ds
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POVESTNY ZELIGOWSKI ODSTOUPIL

Washington, 2 pros Resgnace gen. Zeligowskeho ia
ko havy admnsace Vinenske oblas bya oznamena dnes
uredn kabeove depe cd posk6ho zahranGnho radu We
Varsave zdesimu pokemu vyslanectv Vosko gen Zegow
keho zmocno Vny pred rokem pres protest tevs6
vady jez tni 81 naroky krai Mez Litvou
docen byl kompromis ma nedavn6 konferenc Zenev6
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LLOYD GEORGE VYPLUJE II. PROS

Londyn 2. prosnce = Ones bylo oznameno dfedn6, re
predseda Lloyd George usanov vypou
do Spoienych Sat II prosnce uceem wash
ingtonsk6 konference omezeni zbrojen.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-10
Wer.ted. Win From Sill.

twenty-five hits and fourteen er=
rors explain the large score IN the
game on the high school diamond last
Saturday afternoon, when the wersted
makers Of the French River A. G. Me
Gainesville. took the long end Of a
10 - store from the silk manufae-
turcrs Of the II. K II. silk Company
of Putnam.
While the local team outbatted the
visitors by three hits. they also out
errored' them by two errors. As Is
usual in such games much depended
upon the way things broke and they
broke for the team from up the river.
II was in the fifth that Mechanics
Vile batted around due to some hard
hitting and costly errors that Melted
total of six runs After this they
did not score again until they got a
trio over in the ninth.
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Tuesday the 2 II $. Crack team
scored its second triumph over XII
linglv, at Danielsou by the score Of
l7-3. Jack Dufand pitched a no-hit
game and struck cut l3 men. lie
also hit we'll getting three singles, Il
triple, and -four runs. Rudolph Mel
son played good game for Putnam
at short. The game was Putnam's all
the way through and four subs were
given chance in the last two fraaes.
Killinglv got its runs in the fourth
and ninth. Putnam scored five times
in the lucky seventh" and once or
twice in nearly every other inning.
The team plays Thayer Academy At
Braintree. Mass. next Saturday.
Struck out. by Kecch 3. by Berk-
ley 3. by Duraud ~ Bases on balls
of Keeeh ,. off Berkeley ?. off Du.
rand ? Three-base hit. Durand Hit,
by Keech, Nelson by Berkeley. Muir
ply Left on bases Williams, Ames.
Hanley. Chase. ponlon. Mccoy,
Keech ,. Berkeley Umpire. Caffrey
Scorer. Manager Zurher
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CORPUS CHRISTI
PROCESSION SUNDAY

About 500 yrsous took part IN the
annual Corpus Christi procession held
Sunday on the grounds and in the
chapel cf the mother home, Sisters 81
the Holy Ghost. on Church street
Father Charles +. Bedard. pastor of
St Mary's church, carried the Blessed
Sacrament. assisted BY the chaplain
Of the home, Father Joliyet, and Fa-
theirs Dykeman and Routhier
The procession proceeded from the
chapel and around the grounds in
front II the home. stopping at a tenn
porary altar erected in front Of this
driveway According to the laws Of
the church canopy which had been
recently received from France, WAS
carried over the Sacrament the bear
ers being the janitor Of the home,
Louis Dagle. his son and son-in-lass,
Iussier. and L. Lecuyer Of Fitchbufg
Mass
In the procession were forty sisters,
both aspirantes and juvcnistes, TWEEN
ty pupils of the uovitiate and 400 pa.
pills from St Mays paroehial school
Fifty children Of Mary, dressed in
white, formed the lines through which
the procession passed.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-10
woMENs WELFARE COUNCIL
HOLDS SUCCESSFUL WINS

The whist given under the auspices
Of St Marys Catholic Women's Wei
fare Council in St Johns hall last
Thursday evening was a very success
full one and was well attended. Ths
proceeds, expenses paid, Melted tbs
amount Of s46.s5 for the Council
The winners were: Ladies' prizes
first. pair Of pumps given BY S. Dia
mond, won by Mrs. Eugene Tetreault
second. silk pettieoat. given by La.
dies Speciality Shop, Noel j. Dupre
proprietor, won by Mrs. Sophie Page
consolation prize, potato masher. wa
awarded to Mrs. George Gardiner
Mems prizes. First. pair Of rub
bers given By Remie & Lizotte. was
given TO Joseph veuilleaux; second,
necktie, was awarded TO Edward Den
nett; consolation prize. plug Of To-
baeeo, Euelide Bonin.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-10
WORLD OF SPORTS


Another splendid exhibition Of our
national pastime was given on sun
day last when the Nightingale Morse
Mills team vanquished the strong Ben
Hurs Of Uxhridge, Mass, by the score
Of , 10 /.
The Ben Hurs were the first L.
score. getting a run-and their only
RUIN the second inning The
Neutrality-suspicious. team tied them in
the third. From this point to the last
Of the eighth. neither side could
score. though in each inning the local
team had men left on bases. In their
half Of the eighth. however. the Put
nam boys succeeded in breaking the
tie when Faueher's hard grounder 10
short enabled L'HeureuN to cross the
plate with what eventually proved the
deciding run. incidentally. Faueher
enjoys the enviable distinction Of hav-
ing batted in the winning run in each
Of the two games in which he has par
tieipated
\ throng Of nearly one thousand
witnessed the game, ana many were
heard to remark afterwards that they
have never attended better contested
games than those played on Sunday
and Memorial Day.
The manager and players Of the
Nightingale Morse Mills team keenly
appreciate the generous support given
them and are most enthusiastic over
the good nature and orderliness which
have characterized the attendance at
every game played.
rwo-base hits. Benoit, Fauehef.
Gauthier. Jacques. Stolen bases, Ne
Laughlin. Bouley. Benoit Sacrifices,
Benoit. Faucher Double plays Bou-
ley to Latour. Left on bases, Night
ingalc- Morse :, Ben Hurs First
base on balls, of Counaver {. eff
Vincept / Struck out, by cournoyer
8. by Vincent ,. Wild pitch Vincent.
Time Of game. hr.. - MIN I'm
pire, Caisse.
Next Sunday at 315, ST Alaysius
A. A. of Worcester.
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WOODSTOCK

u and Mrs. Mech Of Norwich
,rsr. al The Elms" for the weekend.
ar and Mrs. Conklin Of Brooklyn.
W are with Mrs. John Clark for
Two weeks
Moonlight sessions of school were
ssH A. the Hill and Elmvale on
Monday evening.
IN Tillinghast, Mrs. Florence
Paine and Miss Lewis Of Danielson
are guests at valleyside.
There is to be a union meeting of
ne Woodstock churches at East
Woodstock next Sunday evening.
Mrs f B. Harrison, Edward Roll
Inns and daughter Elizabeth spent the
weekend at Mt Holyoke College.
Mrs.. Eva Whitaker and grand
daughters. Evelyn and Miriam. have
gone 10 South Killingly for the sum-
mer
Mr. WEIGH and daughter of Brews-
Ter. \. Y, and Miss Eth of Brooklyn,
\ Y. are staying with Mrs. Louise l..
Child at Elmlawn.
The graduation exercises of the
trade schools will be held on next
Wednesday evening in Academy Hall.
The field day for the children will be
held at Roseland Park on Friday,
June l..
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Saturday
MADGE
KENNEDY
The Highest
Bidder" =
BRAY NEWS
ALL AROUND THE WOODSTOCKS
NORTH WOODSTOCK
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE

Walter Hubbard Of Boston has
been visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs Ernest DAYS have
gone to New Hampshire to live.
Mrs. y. d. Skinner is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Clark Of Hartford.
Miss Dorothy Bunday Of Brown
University is nome for the summer
vacation.
The Social Danes were entertained
by Miss Berniee Leavitt last Satur-
day afternoon.
A missionary and sewing meeting
was held at the nome Of Mrs. Wendell
Witter Tuesday -
Louis Barrett Of Westfield. Mass.
has been the guest of his brother.
Frank, this week.
Miss Esther Bishop has come from
Boston for the winter. 4 friend from
Roxbury is with her.
George 0'Gonnor has moved his
family to Putnam, as he has found
employment at the Manhasset mills.
The Dramatic Club held a mock
wedding at its meeting Saturday eve.
ming. The parts of the groom. best
man and attendants were taken by
girls, while the bride and her attend
ants were boys. The whole eere-
mony was carried out, even to we'd
ding cake and confetti.
James Tague, who recently bought
the Snow cottage in the village. had
his Dodge Sedan car badly damaged
the other day. He had left it standing
on an incline in front Of his house
without putting on the brakes. The
car slid down the embankment smash
ing the top and both Tenders.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-10
EAST WOODSTOCK

George Bosworth is on a business
trip To Vermont
Miss Louvan Dixon is visiting L.
II Lindemau and family.
\ moonlight session Of the school
was held last Friday evening.
Eliot Clemenee and family of South
bridge spent Sunday at Bonnie View.
Miss Fanny Upham and friend of
Webster called on G.. L. Upham and
family last Thursday
Miss Nellie Pratt has returned
home after spending several months
with her rnele. Avian Pratt. in Wor-
ceSter
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cox and two
sons of Manchester spent Saturday
night and Sunday with L. H. Linde-
man and family.
Mrs. NJ. B. Morse accompanied her
husband, Representative Morse. to
Hartford last Friday and attended a
session of the legislature.
L. II. Lindeman and family We're
dinner guests Of john Clark and wife
last Sunday, Mr.. Ligdeman's birth
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rice OF
Barre. Mass, spent Sunday with J
d. Sanger. Their son. Lawrence
broke his wrist recently while crank
ing ms car.
There will be children's concert
at IL o'clock next Sunday morning a
the Congregational church, in plac,
Of the usual service. A union meet
ing of all the churches in town vii
be held in TIE evening.
L. II. Lindeman, Burton Bosworth
George Bowen Of Eastford an,
County Agent Davis Of Putnam mo
tored to Springfield Tuesday, attend
ing a sale Of Ayrshire thoroughbreds
Mr.. Bowen purchased several head q
stock.
A meeting Of the Community Clul
was held Wednesday evening. Il wa
voted to accept the invitation Of th'
ANulpTA eiAatt ArN"tifitt"ii q" az
tend one Of their meetings and fur
nish the program The committed
appointed included Mrs Everett May
Mrs. F. 4. Jordan, y T. White an
Chester f. May. chairman ofthe com
mittee. Mr. May introduced Geore'
VI. Sampson, who gave very inter
esting account Of his recent trip L
Florida. A recitation, THE Ride Of
Jennie Mcneil" was given by Bea
trice Healey. The committee for
July: Miss Ethel Upham, PhilliI
Dean and Henry J. Potter.
Rev. Henry Baker and wife witt
delegates from the church attended
the ordination of the new minister al
+ Abingdon Wednesday evening.
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Al TIE PUTNAM
COUNTRY CLUB

The ideal weather Of the past few
days has brought an unusually large
number to the club for "a round on
the links The sport has attracted
many new converts this year, and
many are taking advantage Of the op.
p1rtunity for lessons afforded this
year.
Thursday afternoon the ladies held
subscription whist which was IN
charge Of Mrs. Jesse Rich. Light re-
freshments were served.
Sunday afternoon the Stafford
Springs Club will be guests 81 Put
nam. A supper will be served, in
charge Of Mrs. Stewart Fisher.
The ninth green that borders the
highway is now in use It Is sur
rounded by bunkers and traps that
are hard to avoid. Averages are not
quite as low az formerly
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WINS PUTNAM BRIDE
Marriage and Nuptial Mass At ST
Mary's Church


The wedding Of Miss Josephine
Lombardo. daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs
Joseph T. Eombardo, of Water street,
and Stephen carron Of Worcester,
took place At o'clock Monday morn
ing in st Mary's church.
Music and singing were furnished
by the o'clock choir. Miss Loreua
Gallant sang an Ave Maria at the
eHertory. and "A solo was also rem
dered by Miss Louise Mahue.
The bride was dressed in gown
Of brocaded satin and shadow lace
and wore a full length veil with or
ange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet Of brides roses.
Miss Marie Giraca, a cousin of the
bride, was bridesmaid. and was
dressed in gown of flesh colorcd
georgette crepe with hat TO match.
She carried pink roses. The best man
was Louis Lombardo, brother of
the bride.
After the mass wedding break
fast was served to about segenty-five
at the home of the bride. Guests
were present from Danielsoa, Will
mantle and Worcester.
The couple left on the afternoon
/ train for Boston and expect to visit
New York ard other eastern cities
For travelling the bride wore a suit Of
tan tricotine braided with silk, aud
hat and gloves TO match.
There were many beautiful gift
Of cut glass. silver and linen. and als'
check made out to substantial
amount from the brides parents.
After the honeymoon the coupl'
will reside for a time at the home .
the brides parents on Water street