Putnam patriot., 1922-11-03

.NtW ofh on the united States steam ship President Monroe will arrive in London next Monday.
 Several chimney fires. i The creamery house is vacant.
 Oliver D Bowen motored to New York Tuesday
 Both cider and cider vinegar are scarce.
 William Haywood is shingling the sides of his cottage.
 Mrs. John Jones was the recent guest of Miss Susan Ven Vert in New York city.
 Mrs. Flora Martin left Wednesday for Pomfret Landing. where she will live this winter.
 James Neville is painting and pa pering the interior of Ellery Bart let's dwelling house.
 Mrs. Ida Converse of Putnam call ed on former neighbors Friday after noon. She is much missed here.
 Hartford society ladies purchased a large shipment of antiques from Mrs. ]. W Whitford Tuesday after noon.
 Seleetman William Cramm. Re- publican candidate for representative, made his maiden speech at the rally last evening.
 4 number of enthusiasts went to Woodstock Tuesday evening to meet and hear Congressman Freeman of New London.
 An almost white skunk that had been devouring chickens in Marc Lewis coop, was caught in steel trap the other day. Killed!
 There is keen rivalry among their 1 friends as to whether William Cramm or Clifford Bowen will be the next l representative. It is a toss-up. they say.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. A Thompson, Mir and Mrs. 0ldeshaw and son of Willi- mantle motored to the Boy Scouts camp at Crystal lake Sunday and din ed at General Lyon Inn.
 With characteristic thouehtfulness Harry Tatem treated his Sunday school class to a hot dog roast at ] Crystal lake Saturday afternoon. Eleven boys were thereby made happy
 Dr. F. E. Wilcox of Walimautic took dinner at General Lyon Inn Sun day. His special mission was to see his aged mother. who is quite feeble, at her home in Woodstock. Dr. Over lock of Pomfret was caled in consul tatioH.
 4. Brazos and Sons of Middle town. who cut of the heavy timber two winters ago. have sold 10 N. D. Glenn of PhoeniXville 165 acres of woodland on the aroad leading to Abingdon. There is a large amount of game. including deer. throughout that section.
 The Democrats of the town are alive to existing conditions and will hold a rally at the chapel this (Fri- dayl evening Frederick E. Bitgood of Danielsou, candidate for state senator. John Q. Fox of Putnam, can didate for sheriff. and a prominent speaker from abroad. will address the meeting. Singing by quartet.
 The chapel at Eastford was well filled last evening. when the first ! Republican rally of the campaign was held. Col. H. Russell Wood of Hart ford was the chief speaker, whose salient points elicted hearty applause. ] \ musical program was provided. As goes Eastford. so goes the state
 The chicken-pie supper and enter tainment given at the chapel Tuesday evening for the benefit of the public library was an emphatic success and reflects much credit to the energetic committee, Mrs. Clifford Bowen, Miss Alice Rjndge and Mrs. May Ethridge' Following the feast musical and l literary program was introduced. 1 Nearly s32 was netted-
 The Junior Christian Endeavor service Sunday evening was led by Miss Olive Tatem and the Senior by Supt. Herbert Dean. A pleasing piano solo, Star of the East, was rendered by Miss Prudence Dean.
 Several local ladies attended the Windham County League of Women Voters convention Wednesday. Miss Janet Trowbridge took a prominent part.
 Prophecy of the Rejection, was the timely theme presented in an able manner by Pastor F. K. Abbott at the Congregational church Sunday morn ing. It was temperance day, and lit erature bearing on the subject was distributed. At the Sunday-school following. 6 responded to the roll call. The Wednesday evening meet ing was well attended and much