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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08

soloist OF the band, played "Twi
light Dreams" as a solo number.
Each responded to encores.
Concert Programs.
Last nights program which will
be repeated this evening. follows:
American Legion march ......
.....-....... Bugiione
Overture, Poet and Peasant" :.
Suppe
Vocal. In Sunny Spain" 49,.
Schleiffarth
Mrs. Gertrude Carse-Appelquist
Miss Catherine Heimbeck,
Accompanist
Serenade, "A Night in June" King
Cornet solo, Twilight Dreams"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. clark
Ralph Ostrom
Russian Dance
Miss Margaret Schnitzer
Where the Lazy Mississippi Flows"
De Fryne
Cap of Liberty" march Taylor
Guiding Star" march. .Steiberitz
Saturday night has been designat-
ed popular" night and the program
will be:
"Elks' Parade" march -. Eggers
Overture, "Lustspiel" =. Keller Bella
Sweet Dreams" Miller
Vocal Solo
Mrs. Gertrude Carse-Appelquist
Love Nest" from Mary. .Hirsch
Intermission.
Rose" ..... Magine- Biese
Dance
Miss Margaret Schnitzer.
Cornet Solo,
Ralph Ostrom.
Where the Lazy Mississippi Flows"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. De Freyne
March, University of Pennsyl-
wanna Adler
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08
WITH 500, OOO,OO
CAPITAL ORGANIZED TO FINANCE
HUGE POOL OF 1922 WHEAT CROP

cations against warehouse receipts
for grain which then can be placed
with banks or private investors by
the farmers, or any member CO.
operative elevator company can Sc
cure from the finance corporation
cash for the full loan value of grain
stored or pooled with it
The warehouse corporation will
provide terminal storage facilities
for grain by the purchase or erec-
ton of warehouses at the great
grain marketing centers.
The export corporation will seek
to increase Americas foreign trade
by setting up agencies IN every
corner of the world to expand and
handle the grain export trade. Of
fcers point out that the United
Grain Growers of Canada exported
wheat at from TO cents q bushel
less than private exporters charg-
ed, and it is believed that American
farmers can do as well.
To Control 1922 Crop.
Sponsors for the United States
Grain Growers, Inc, hope that the
organization will be sufficiently
perfected to handle the 1922 crop.
They point out that even il only
half the existing farmers coopera-
tive elevators were to join the
movement the organization would
handle more grain than is now
handled at the worlds greatest
market in Chicago. They expect to
control the marketing of at least
half the wheat crop to start with
and within a few years to prove
the dominating factor in the grain
market.
Although officers deny that the
new organization is designed to
upset existing commercial institu-
lions, TO create a monopoly or fix
prices, it is already apparent that
there is conflict pending between
it and the established grain ex-
changes of the country.
Recently. the Chicago Board of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08
FIX DATES FOR
FIRST GROUP OF
SCOUTS AT CAMP

me hrst group OF Rock Island
scouts to spend three davq 40
"innie-Taska under headonart.rt
leadership will be assigned Tniv %
70 z All Scouts in the citV VIII
WIS w1sn % go at this time must sign
up at Scout headquarters.
There will be no charge but esc,
9cou' must bring his own proyi-
SONS The tents Of the local COM
CHI and also cots VIII have r..
erected at this time and'tbe Scouts
VIII nave the benefit Of real Scont
t +, a anS Trucks viii take the BOYS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08
HOUSE, SENATE, DISAGREE.

washington, July S.-The house
again refused to agree to senate
agreements to the naval appropria-
ton bill authorizing acceptance of
a tract of land at Sand Point,
Wash, as site for naval avia-
ton force.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08
DOVE ESCORTS TRAIN

LlVerpool--When the train goes
da1iy from here to Morecambe 81
miles away, a pigeon goes along
soaring over the tops of the coaches
" hen the train returns a few bon-,
later, the pigeon comes with IT
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08

All the News-AIl the Tina
The Ar. g.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08

In Sfght
1la1zeHes
FRUIT
RIBBON
MARBLE
COCOANUT
CHOCOLATE
SNOW FLAKE
DEVILS FOOD
LEMON SWEET
"a
E A CHI NE A
p ASTRY TREAT
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
WEAK BLOOD IS
 \ REAL BARRIER
Growing Children Often Need
 Gudes Pepto-Mangan

Some children grow too quickly it saps their strength They lapse In. to careless, desultory habits, ar devels op a shrinking attitude Their faces look pinched.
 The blood becomes oysrtaxed by too rapid growth; and poisons from the system take the place of stpngth- giwng red eorpuscles in the blood. Red sorpuxeles are those little red par. tieies that swim tn blood and give 1t its color. Gradually that child loses in. terest in ita play.
 Poor blood needs the building that the iron iH Guides Pepto- Mangan gives to weakened blood. Gude's Pep to-Mangan enrichcs the blood by in- ereasing the number of red corpuseles and restores the blood by driving out the poisons, When the revived blood gets to work. the appetite becomes what n growing child's should be. Your druggist has Gude's Pepto. Man gan in liquid or tablet form. The name "Gudc's pepto- Mangan" is on every package Advertisement.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
WEST THOMPSON

Alr. and Mrs Ray Allen spent the weekend with relatives at Danielson.
 Mrs Frank Eldnage of South K1- lingly spent Sunday with Harry Covel Sr., and family
 Mrs Walter P5Le of North Wind. ham is the euesi of her aunt, Mrs Sarah ] Case
 Mir and Mrs. John kenaey af Lypn. Mass, are the guests of relatives here this week.
 0mer River k at the Day kin.ball Hospital Re had an operation for appendicitis ,on Monday.
 Melvin Fisher and daughter Grace. of Danielson. MT and Mrs. N. D. Case of Putnam called al n W Rrsvton's on Sundw5
 Mir and Mrs. John Heinoaok well comed little son on Sunday Mother and son are both doing naeek at the Day kfpiball Hospital
 Mir. and Mrs. Chauncey Austin of Webster, and Mrs Gertrude Austin of North Grosvenordale called on reia- tives here on Sunday
 Mrs. John Brayton and Mrs. D. W i Brayton attended the burial service of Tromas Kelley of Pros.iaeIce. at St Mary's cemetery, Putnam, on Friday
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
NORTH WOODSTOCK

Mr. and Mrs. Baker of Hartford have come to occupy their new home.
 Miss Phyllis Taylor of southbridee was the weekend guest of Virginia Curtis.
 Mr, and Mrs. George Bueklin of Providence spent Sunday with the Rawson family.
 Mrs. Charles Ware is visiting her brother. Albert Moulton of Worcester, for a few days.
 John T. Johnson has secured the services of Miss Anderson of Quine- baug as housekeeper.
 The Neighborhood Social Danes held their election of officers last Thursday at the home of Mrs. George Lyon, with the following result President, Mrs. Carrie Perrin; vice. president, Mrs. Nellie Perrin; secre- tary, Mrs. Berniee Lyon; treasurer, Mrs. Marjorie Potter; comfort com mittee, Miss Sarah Potter Mrs. Clara Rawson. Refreshments consisted Of creamed chicken. rolls, cake and cof fee As t was the seventh anniver- sary of the club. there was birthday ss2Se with candles on 1t.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
POMFRET

Mir and Mrs WiIlem van d,i .aan spent Thursday in Boston
 Mr and Mrs Morton Otis have been spending pant of the werk in New Work City.
 Mrs gamesRyan. who was reeenuy operated upon for appendicitis. is nov convaicsent
 There ~ili he a chicken supper al the Neighborhood House, "Wednesday evening. Nov 16
 Rev. ] S Voorhees has been out of town for several days attending A con ference of ministers.
 Mir. and Mrs Fayette Wright and family left on Thursday for their win Ter home iH ( learwater, Fla
 Miss Nancy Olmsted is living in New York. acting as secretary to the Rev. Karl Reiland. rector of St Georges church. Stuyvesant Square.
 The funeral of Mrs Aller,on Cush- man will take place al Christ church at II o'clock on Saturday morning Burial sill be ID the ehurchyard.
 Mir and Mrs. Robert Swain of Hart. ford and John Martinez of New Ha ven were weekend guests of Mir and Mrs. Leonard Swain. who left later in the week 10 spend the winter in New York. where they have taken an apart menf st N9 g Fifth avenue.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
ALL AROUND THE WOODSTOCKs

alilson Potter and daughter Lorraine motored to Ware last week Tass4@, visiting relatives.
 Nrs (. Yintou and son William s,, .sH'liy' Mr. and Mrs Elliott were g5s. ,sofs al William Redneai's np5 NJ : iofa V Witters on Sunday Fbav ~o. 'ored down from Worcester.
 Miss Gladys May of Fsbys, ,... . recent eaest 0f her cousins Nilfgs'f and Annette May She is traisi7r f,- q narse at Memorial Hospital and t. ea'ihg 3 three weeks vacation
 Charles eady has entered the en. Ploy Of William Warren in Fasrfor5 commencing his duties Nov N, V arLen has large dairy farm and Af' eady vas a former employe.
 Nr A. NJ. Gidersleeve. Mrs " F Hammond and ]. F. Aldricb erle. bfated their birthdays on Tuesday Nov $. Mrs Gildersleeye spent tfs day with her daughter Mrs ! $ May and family Mrs Hammond st her home Mr. and Ms-. ]. F. Aldrieh and niece. Mrs. Everett E. May. spent the day m Putnam. taking dinner al tbe Sea 5rlll' and attending Bradley Theatre. also calling on relatives.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11

ept Hostesses. Mrs Addie Elliott Mrs. Clara Ryant
 Tuesday evening. Nov | was a great niehs for Qnnnatisset Grange. Charles NJ Gardner, former State Master of Massachusetts and DOW High Priesi of Demeter. gsue ii sfir- rjgQ adaresz on What the Grange Has Done for the United States George W. Dexter also garv nste- worthy addr,ss ou The Dedication of the Soldiers, Monument E. Fl. Chandler irtredueed th. speakers. After the speeehes q supper was serv- ed.
 On Mondag evening Mr. and Mr.. Alexander Maitland gave .a Tcssn sppper" to tse baseball teanm and a feW other. The funetion took place in the large barn an the Gladdrng nlare which 0as beautifully deeorat- ed The supper was a great sucesss, everybody declaring coon was ds- 5eious A colorcd orchestra from Providence played daring the supper and afterwards for dancing. Among ,.ase present were Dir and MrF j k. GIaddIne. nr and Mrs. R. (. Paine. Nr and Mrs. Fiatoa Dart and Ar. and Nr- Frank Decker.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
THOMPSON

Miss sh ,rman is visiting iE Cam bridge.
 Mrs Hutehins has returned from New Hampshire.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Harris were in town on Sunday.
 Mr. Soper is the new sexton sa the Neighboriy Hill ehpreh-
 Miss Barbara Weaver gave sup per party Sunday evening
 Mrs. George Vaughan entertained the Bridge Club Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. W. T. Peekham and Mn. 9ss Phettepiaee were the guests of Miss Marot over Sunday.
 The new books have arrived ai tht library, and are being put on the shelves as rapidly as possible.
 4 terrible tragedy occurred in this town Tuesday evening. when Ars. Oscar Whitman was burned to death in her home on Brandy Hill. A more extended account of the fire will be found elsewhere iH this issue.
 The Thompson W c. r. U. will meet with Mrs. George Elliott. North Gr1svenordale, Thursday. Nov. IF, at 2 D. m. Mrs. Carleton, delegate to the State convention. will give her report. It is hoped all members will be pres
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
EAGLES MEETING
 LARGELY ATTENDED

Ex-Cougressman Thonms F. Reilly af New London and Frank E Herring, past grand worthy president of the Fratornal Order of Eagles, were the ni niheinal speakers at the open meet inc cf Putnam Aerie. held last Sunday evening in Union hall. A biz crowd of people was on hand to enjoy the program of the occasion.
 Congressman Reilly confined his remarks to telling about the order oi Eagles. but Mr. Herring discussed in most forceful and interesting way inventions of the past 100 years that have revolutionized modes of living and manufacture.
 George Lewis. president of Putnam Aerie. presided over the evenings eN. erciscs and introduced the speakers Orchestral music was enjoyed by ths laree audience. and Miss Lorena Gal ! lant delighted her audience with so prnao solos
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
MECHANICSVHLE

Miss Mary Ellen Keunt9 motored Co DanVers, Mass, Sunday
 Bliss Ellen Kenzzp spent the week end with reluives ID ProlNscnce
 Mr and NrS. Comb, Rcusquet of Worcester spent Sunday with rous- ssnnt Bopsqutl
 Miss Mary Rivers spent Sunday ir Dayville. at the hoHne of s,er sister. Ai,s Alfred Braulitr-
 Mr. and Mrs- F. Q. Scudss.r attend cd the Textile Exposition i.n Boston during the pasa week
 Omer Rivers was taken u. St. Vim. cents Hospit&l Worcester Monday. 4h.re he underwent xn operation for appendicitis.
 Narold kenney. student of St- Jdnn's preparatory school ai Danvers. Mas. spent ihe weekend here with his parents. Sr and Mrs Michsel Ess1ueV
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
WOODSTOCK

Sir. and Mrs. Henry Child were i New London this week.
 Mrs. Henry Joy and dauvhter ar. visiting relatives in Windsor.
 pr. stoutenburgh of Washington D. C., has been guest of his father
 George Hamilton spent several day, this week with his parents in Brattle. boro, Vt.
 Mir. and Mrs. Halstead Of Cos Cob have moved to Woodstock They are to build a bungalow near Herbert Worth's.
 Neighbors' Night will be observed at Senexet Grange next Wednesday night Wolf Den and Quinnatisset Oranges are invited.
 meeting of the Ladies Society vas held at the home of Mrs. B R Riteh last Tuesday. The meeting was ied by Mrs. Tabor. Subject. Survey of Missionary Schools
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
WOODSTOCK ACADEMY

Hhe basket hall season has opened. The boys have planned their program for the winter The girls have elected their manarer. Beatrice Healey. and are also planning for their winter con tests. Saturday volunteers were fX- ing the hall
 The week tegnning Nov. 6 IS Good English" week, to be observed by tine AnrriesR citizens The Klues and Colds have combined for a con test. Any member of tn school 1Hak- ing the ses1 poster to this effect re- eeives five points for his side.
 The social was a success in sfite of he fact that several of the soloists had severe colds, 1t,us eutbuR out part of the program The music was furnish cd by the Eis-t Woodstock orchestra
 The athletsc association has begun rehearSing Che play To be given al son7c future date. Those taking part in il au Beatrice Healey, Doris Linds. man. Merriam Ware, Annette May. lic Sallara. Spencer Jordan. Fosdick liar riscn. Luke White and Marvin Bar rett Mrs Dutemple is the director
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
NORTH GRosvENoRpALE

Arthur Baunier has q neN automo- bile.
 Rev B. N. Donneny has purchased T new car
 Miss Diane Paradis aus in South bridge on "Wednesday.
 Mrs. William Prince made a busi- ness trip to Worcester Saturday.
 Miss Irene Hsmei from Southbridse spent Sunday here s1th her folks
 Miss Ruth Swanson from Providence visited her mother over the weekend.
 Miss Bertha Parstdis and Mrs. Roch were m Worcestes during the week.
 Wilfrid Anrea.e entertained has mother. Mrs. Amedee, from Msfwen, RI
 Miss Vicfmsa Nosper spent the week k-end ultif relatives and fTlenst, m Putnam.
 Erie Johnssri, salesman for Kelley Springfield tn~s. visited his folks here Nedpessass
 The Womlais Club nset as th, fomt 0f Mrn. p. P. TourtsIiottt un Thur day afternoon.
 Nie1ssr Gavuette, orhraets. haf snoved his family to ms NeN Fottags on scAool fateet.
 Schools were closed Aoniny aae Tuesdkiy ai the convent 'on m-rouni ni rs.n0gatinp inc heating system
 Mrs. Ouo Berger is nt present 3 patient m St Vincent Hospital s.herp she underwent aR operation.
 Mss Ms7ie Dillsber has resigned her positien with the Grosyenordai' Company, and is homs. forming hai future pitus.
 Mrs JdEa Boutih sTssat last werk'iI Putnam caring for her sikher. Mn Mane St A. an. whoSr death occurred hast Thursday.
 The "Elliott's Novsisy Eve O. clesara conducted a dsszre in Foresi. ens han last Saturday eveEsag. large crust attended
 The Mis~es Annie and Iuhu Arthur attended tts funeral of iheir cousin Wilham n Arthur. she died m Me. rharp-ziils last week
 The Sesutcs of T. NJ H S leesent ef thtzr plsY. "The Deacori's Second Wifi" at Frbyan. Thenf Wss dane ing after ihe performance
 Edward Mtkeown. Frank Pals tier Joseph Rrehambeauli. Wiffred Bar reta ealle8 on t.e Misses Weiah m Vii sonvils an Tuesday evening
 NarcIsse Mznde4iIle s slowly re. covering from the effects of ths m- .urics he received In an auto aecidf nc a few weeks age while riding iu JsAa Demetrs ear
 Mrs Laura Hfnle Of Pswtuek,l, !, formerly Of this town. has returned home after spendlrg few days with her mother. Mrs Collin, who is II st her nome on Main street.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
EAST WOODSTOCK

Mrs. George Boeae is II with cry zipelas.
 George Bowen and family of East ford spent Sunday virt Wendell Bos- worth and wife.
 Mrs. Flora Chase and family of Southbridge called on Mrs Emily Al- len on Sunday
 Mrs Charles Myers and daughters. Elsie and Beatrice. Of Elmville, spent the weekend with j $. May and fam. fly.
 Mrs. F. 4. Jordan and son Robert Mrs. \. T. Whit and Mrs. L. IL I1n- deman spent last Saturday in Woroes- ter.
 Lewis Morse is visiting his coSsins in Worcester. Stephen Morse and wife. who no,ored down for him Sun day.
 A flock of fine grosbeaks has been seen this week by residents on Main street. These birds are quite rare in this climate
 George 4 Wetheren is eonhr.e6 to his house with bronchial pneumonia. He has been i'll with grip c@id for several wss ks
 Owing to the Father and Son ban quet OR Wednesday evening. the reg ular meeting of the Community Club was postponed
 Robert Jordan, who has seen al Day Kimbal Hospital for seNera weeks s4aflering from a badly tfactur ed limb. was able to return home last Friday
 Mir and Mrs. Charies | Potter Mir. and Mrs. Arthur C. Potter, Mrs
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
DERY -DEsAuTELS

At o'clock Monday morning at SL Mary's church there took place the marriage of Miss Georgiana De sautels. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph DesSatela of this city, and Eu gene Dery. son of Adelard Dery Of North Grosvenordale Rev Charles F. Redard ofiieiatad at the uuptial ceremony A quartet composed Of Miss Beatrice Maynard and Mrs. Leo na Parent. Joseph Beaudoin and Jo. seph Relair sang the mass by La fIache At the affeftory Mrs Leana Parent sang Millard's Ave Maria l"
 Tho bride was attended by Miss Aurafe Latour as bridesmaid and Misses Leosa Benois. Estelle Morin. Fstellc Benoit and Aurore Fontaine, all members of tho Children of Mary Society. as maids of honor. Maxim. Ceurfemanehe acted as bcst man.
 The bride was charming in a dark brown travelling suit and picture hat to match. She carried bouquet of white carnations.
 4 reception followed at St John's hall. where a wedding breakfast was served to i50 guests. When the bri- dal party entered the hall, eLohen- grin's Wedding March" was played by Mr. Leona Parent Mir and Mrs. Defy are we'll known among the younger set and received many beauti- ful gifts. including linen. silverware. rutgiass and china. They left in the afternoon for 8 months stay in Can. ada. where they will visit Montreal and Sherbrooke Upon their return ihey will make their home in this sity.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
ARRANGE FOR cAucusEs
Repehlicans Have Theirs Monday and
 Democrats Tuesday

Caueuscs for the nomination of ciry officers are to be held on Monday and Tuesday evenings next. the Re publicaus to have theirs on the first mentioned evening. and the Demo crats on the lntteP Not much has come to the surface in political way 70 far. but there is much bustling about and whispering going on among members of both parties In re- gard to the prospective nominees whom they will support at the annual city election early in December
 Three party caueuses nave been held in two wards to date, with the following results Ward 2, candidate feg alderYaan. Republican, Louis Mil. Ter; democrat. Ionorius Magnan Ward ]. for aIderman. Democrat Hiifred ]. Pidgesn.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
EAST THOMPSON

Henry Green is improving, but IS still at the hospital
 Mrs. Ho-etta Soper spent last Fri day with her aunt. Mrs. Jennie Robin son.
 Mrs Ann Joslin visited Mrs. David Porter and family several days last week.
 Mrs. Welcome Sheldon remains about the same. Her daughter Miss Grace. is caring for her.
 Mrs. F. C. Ross has so far recoysfed from her recent illness as to be able to attend church Sunday
 The orpheus Club of Webster drew A good audience. although some were kept at home by the unfasorable weather. An interesting program was given, each number being heartily en- cored and much enjoyed by all pres fnt.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
GRoSvENoRpALE

I.Un,Vie pkon of Worcester sissni last Sunday mt his homr nrre.
 Mir and Mrs Lotus nprin and son motorFsd to Aretie. R. T.. last Sunday
 Armand Vaadaie and 4dolph Men oehe are hasinR cieetfsc lights m. stalled nl then homes.
 Mir. and Nrs. I.ueirn Blain of Blackstone. Mass., were guests of ". Biain and family che last weekend
 Mrs. Georgs r. Elliott had pain ful accident Monday In ascending the cellar stair.ray she siipped and hroke her wrist
 Armand Laaamme. who has been confined te his home with ftaumatism, has resunlsd his aMties as clerk at I F. Surprenautss store.
 Tine Women's Anxiliary of the Ams rioan Legion is seeking membersi every mother. wife and sister of a member of otcar W Swanson Post is asked fo become member BzEiness meeting next Thursday evening, Nov 1T
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mrs. R. O. Briggs. who has been quite III. is improving.
 A. N Hammond IS having a heater installed in his home
 Mrs Winfield Kenyon, Jr.. is visit. i9g relatives n Manchester
 &mistiee Day will be observed on Friday afternoon by appropriate eNer- eises n the Valley School
 AIr and Mrs sabin Carpenter arc making quite extensive repairs on theif recently purchased property,
 Mrs Harriett Leonard and daagh fef Maude. who haze spent the sum. ne here. returned ta Brooklya, \ E.. Igzf week.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
PASTOR AUTHOR Is TO
 LECTURE IN PUTNAM

R& Dr Richard L. Swain. author of What and Where Is God" sill come tc Putnam for weeks series of lectures beginning Sunday evening, Nov. 27. al the Baptist church These Ieetures are essentially different from those of other minister-ieeturen for they are not primarily evangelistie. but are intended especially for church members. Furthermore. they are ar ranged serially, and those who intend to hear him should plan to hear not one lecture. but all. Al the close of each lecture there will be question
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11

A party of eleven Masons from the local lodge journeyed Co Providence last Friday evening. where the NJ. NJ. degree was worked on five candidates of. What Cheer Loaige of that citN Rev. c. $. C. MacKay, former pas tor of the Baptist church of this city, being among the number Those com. prising the party were George F.. Brousseau, II. A. Brown, C E. Rich ardson, George P. Minor, Allie W. Marcy. John Ash, Walter Phillips, Edwin Phillips. Arthur Loomls. Wm, E. Davison.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
WEST WOODSTOCK

Mrs. Charles Place answers ta B on the 266 line.
 John Piechuta is selling out his stock preparatory to moving to Put nam later m the month.
 Luther Place Is making great i'm. provements in the appearance of his home near the Baptist church.
 Mrs George Sumner has been visit ing Mrs James Lennen of Norwich and her daughter, Mrs. Harry Davis of Putnam.
 November Is giving gentle remind CTS that winter win soon be here. Wild geese are seen moving south ward in anticipation of the coming cold wave
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-11
ODD FELLOWS CHARTER
 SPECIAL TRAIN NOV. ts

Fair4icw Lodge. | 0. 0. r.. ef Groton. a arranging a warm welcome for Israel Putnam Lodge. No. 33, of this city, Saturday, Nov l9, when Inc local lodge degree team goes to Che mouth of the Thamesfto work the first degree on class of candidates fots sairyiew Lodge
 \ special train will be chartered. and it is anticipated that big deie eation will take Advantage of thif opportunity to visit the Groton lodge and at the same time have inc ous- ing with the home members.