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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-05-09
THE PLAY SCHOOL
By Thornton W. Burgess

Teach your children every day
BitS OF knowledge in their play.
Mrs. Wood Duck
Had you been over to the pond of
Paddy the Beaver and watched the
family Of Beauty the Wood Duck.
YOU probably would have thought,
rs Peter Rabbit did at first. that
thHse little DucHlings did nothing
but play. That is the way it seemed.
Eev all Peter could see they did
nothing but swim about. duck their
heads under water and chase little
water insects and have a good time
generally. Once he saw two or three
riding on their mothers back. Life
seemed to be all fun for those little
Ducklings.
'fhey ought to be learning some
thing. instead of just wasting their
time playing" said Peter to Beauty.
their fathe-. THAT il no way to
bring children up
Beauty didn't say word. But he
did chuokle little. Yes. sir. he
CHECKED a little. He seemed quite
satisfied with matters as they were.
You gee. he was very wisely leaving
everything to Mrs. Wood Duck. As
for Mrs. Wood Duck. she seemed
very we'll satisfied with the way the
children behaved.
My dears," said she. when they
took their first swim. you may play
about as much as you please, but be
sure never to get very far from me.
The wise Duckling eats while it
plays, 50 while you are learning to
BE- at home in the water you may as
well be getting something to eat at
the same time. Do you see all those
little wiggly things in the water?
They are very good eating for young
Ducklings. Let me see who can
catch the most"
There was an immediate rush OF
the little Ducklings. each on.
stretching his little neck out ana
trying to scoop in those wisgly lit
tie things in his bill. 1t was funny
TO see them dart this way and that
way. splashing the water and having
. most exciting time. DO you know
what those wiggers were? Well.
each one Of them would have turn
ed into mosquito if a hungry lit
tie Duckling had not caught it. At a
sharp note from Mrs. Wood Duck.
the twelve little Ducklings obedi-
entity swan close TO her. Then she.
led them on their first journey out
int" the Great World, which really
wasn't much OF journey. althoug h
1t seemed so to them. 1t was simply
a little trip along the shore Of
Paddy's pond.
Presently Mrs. Wood Duck went
ashore and the Ducklinss began to
hunt for things to eat along the
edge OF the water. They found
some seeds and they found green
stuff gool to eat. Now and then one
would find a gruo or a worm. Some
times two would spy it at the same
time and there would be a rush to
sec who could get it. Whenever one
OF them strayed too far. Mrs. Wood
Duck would give that warning little
note ana instantly all those LITTLE
nGcaiirgs would come running TO
her
Finally she thought the- had play
- enough ard sailed then, in. when
they had gathered tlcse 70 heT she
Logan new play. y sec something
thss looks like The s1d o. a SLACK
STICK out - She water" said SIZE. Il
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-05-09
tNIUCKY JIM

Whittlesby. Wis.-Jim Peterson il
unlucky on the draw. Last year no
and Louis Steiner received a tic
vote for a proposition on the town
board. Lots were drawn and Stein
er won. The same thing happened
in the election this year. Peterson
figures he'll get break" next year
il the election results in a draw.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-05-09
FANCY MOI.DS

When spinach, selatine anS other
standbys are refused by the children,
try buying half-dozen or SO farcs
molds. Serve spinach in the shape OF
star. withschopped egg atop it OF
strip OF pimento and it will vii
renewed popularity.
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-03

Jan. 5-New council retains all
heads of city departments. Citizens
committee asks for 100000 gallon
reservoir on Richmond Hill. Judge of
Probate Henry N. Benoit assumes du-
ties Of town clerk. Principal Robin
son compiling catalogue of all former
high school pupils. West Woodstock
couple married fifty years. Death OF
Edward Tucker. Elks, X. of G., and
Firemen hold open house New Years
eve. Capt. A. c. Winslow dies IN
West Woodstock.
Jan. 12-Beer party in Gary dis
trict ends in flow Of blood. Murder
charge on criminal docket. Rev. l.. X.
Richards, Danielson, goes to Pomfret
church. Receiver Coffin makes quar-
terlv report. Officers Citizens National
Bank reelected Leon Peloquin mar
ried in Montreal. Miss Clara Maer-
tens engaged Property owners noti-
fed of amount of reassessment. Dog
quarantine lifted in Woodstock. Geo.
O. Robbins, old veteran, dies In East
Thompson. Rebekahs install. Editor
Burgess dies in Moosup. Meeting held
70 discuss ways and means for proeur-
ing new library building. c. +. Chan
der dies suddenly in Norwich. Rev.
u. o. Bellerose host at party.
Jan. i9-Body Of Hilda Marlene
Pierce, drowned in Maanexit river at
Wilsonville with Jerome Sheldon. No
vember 10th. discovered by railroad
locomotive engineer near North Gros-
venordale. John Lepire, Civil War
veteran, dies in Slst year. Joseph
Larrow. Jr.. sent to reformatory for
attack on Miss Leona Daigle. Con-
gresham Freeman introduces bill IN
congress for an additional appropria-
ton of $4,000 for Putnam postoffice
Headquarters Company TO remove to
old armory on Harris street. Simon
Berthiaume goes TO jail for sixty days
for selling liquor Mr. and Mrs. Pierre
Bonin married twenty-five years. Re-
ceiver Coffin takes first vacation. ID.
A. X. launches new library building
enterprise with meeting in Chamber Of
Commerce rooms.
Jan. 26--Grand list increased FIVE
and a half millions. Taxable property
$i2,968,S4 less deductions and eN-
emptions, nets Sll .336,T12. Eugene
Jackson, colored, of Quinebaug, sen
fenced 10 six 70 eight years IL Wor
cester as driver of death ear in Ok
ford. X. T.. Hi entertains with tur-
key supper. Sava Mathwink goes on
trial for murder at Willimantic. Matt
Knoll to be brought from Poland to
face murder charge in Worcester. Toy
balloon released in Wheeling, W. Va.
found in Woodstock. Larrow brought
before superior court and reformatory
seatence changed TO not less than one
nor more than two years in states
prison. Stanley Shaw made assistant
secretary and treasurer of Cargili
Trust Company. Hammond Hall leas-
ed for state armory. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Shippee married twenty-five
years. V. r. w. installs. ID. A. X.
benefi. whist. Putnam to have new
directory
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-03

December 6-Louis Marshall Ream
to marry; twice divorced. Fund start
ed to buy sweaters for r. II. 5. foot
ball squad. unbeaten champions. DR.
Hamilton Hollis daughter, Mrs. Bea-
trice Holt Symonds. to marry again.
William Morrissey, veteran locomotive
engineer. buried in Putnam. Common
council discusses parking ordinances
and change predicted. Thanksgiving
passes quietly. Burglars enter Trade
School and A. a. p. store. Rotary So
cial night a success. Putnam" paint
ed on top Of Union Block. William
Bates, old time prompter. dies. Elisha
Sherman, antique dealer, DIES in Alb
ington. Or. Billiards. mother dies
suddenly in Putnam. Trade School
given a carload Of bricks.
December Is First National Bank
announces FIVE per cent dividend. Ma
tivity Play to be given in Pomfret,
Sunday evening, December % Put
MANS new p0stoifice building defer
red present quarters released. Provi-
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-03

Feb. 2-Mathwink pleads guilty %
granddaughter and murder trial ends,
Mrs. James Wilson falls, lies helpless
all night in cellar. rent-Tcacher
county council formed. Brother of
City Clerk Thomas Ryan drowned in
Brooklyn. n. Y. when car plunges
into canal. st. John Baptist installs.
r. c. Wood, 81, veteran music teach
er. hit by auto at Dayville. Board of
Relief has busy session. School board
votes 70 pay damages done when tree
blew over. Rotary Club issues the
Putnam Book" Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
Nikoloff on extended cruise Rev. W.
l.. Beard talks on China TO Tri-Rotary
club meeting.
Feb. 9-Attorney John F. carpen-
ter found dead in bath room. victim of
gas asphyxiation. Small fire loss per
capita in Putnam in 1927. Doctors
meet and dine. Water question up
again and court action threatened.
Mothers and Daughters banquet at
Putnam Inn. Court grants seven d.
vorces. Former Mayor Chapdelaine in
Canada for brothers funeral. Slip
perry roads cause many small acct
dents. Charles Smith, Pomfret. mar
ries in Providence. Annual meeting
Putnam Cemetery Association.
Feb. l6 49, Community Ministries
please good sized audience. Judge l..
ii. Fuller, oldest insurance agent. ten
dered complimentary banquet at Put
nam Inn Past Exalted Rulers night
at b. =. O. r. Flags out on Lincoln's
birthday and Maine Memorial Day.
Mrs. Philias Teterault dies. cecile G..
Campbell. alleged hammer murderer
Of New York. was married in Putnam
Miss Constance Russell, daughter II
Judge and Mrs. r. r. Russell. married
in Florida. School children furnish
program at Parent Teachers meeting.
Playlet feature of ID. A. r. meeting.
Association French American Repul>-
lican Clubs formed in Hartford. Y. La
france president.
Feb. 23-Attorney Charles 4. Tor
rey died Tuesday. Whist for st. MARY =
Choral Society. Frank III. Cerdier
married in Florida Ninety table
used in ST. Mary's Boy Scouts whist.
Valentine Tea for hospital was sue
cess. Edward Leslie Pecbe and Miss
D0rcas Bartlett TO be married tonight.
On the eve of city meeting 70 see X
voters will vote to erect reservoir OF
Richmond Hill. Military funeral for
Frank Champeau. Jr., at st. Mary =
church. Edgar Lucier married in
Providence. -Tetreault wedding
in Putnam. Mrs. George Lizotte dies
Committee named for Masonic ball
Feb. 30--Beard Of Relief finishes
session. Grand list sii .s09.9Ss. Many
appeals. Aibo Sweet. Civil War veter-
an, burned to death in Glocester. Com
nittee appointed for Memorial Day,
Concrete reservoir favored by vote Of
704 10 304. Headquarters Company "a
30 to new armory on Harris street.
Burglary at Putnam High school. Cit
liens gather and discuss water aues..
ton on eve Of city meeting. Funeral
Of Charles L. Torrey. Senator Alice
Merritt addresses Pomona Grange ~
Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-03

years old Rag mend and Lalone sen
fenced to life imprisonment. Ladies'
Socia Circle stage style show. Anne
dee Maynard .dIes in Woodstock. Town
meeting anprnpr1ates S9l,R25 for
years expenses. Republicans elect
AL town assirers.
October il--Fnrmsr Town Clerk
Dyer Eisntt pleads guilty 10 cmbez-
element. .orn year in jail suspended.
Fcrd hays baildng. mill machinery,
and grset mill in Eastford. Peter Boz
min twenty years an insurance agent.
Fcnr Sie cl7ims fur states $1,000 re-
ward Republican Club holds dinner
and nsIlv at Pmtsam Inn. f. II. John
sDn elected ehairrsan Of school board.
u4sarsr G. .Isrow@. Ashford, nominated
far senator 29iA district. Mrs. John
L. buel is II. A. r. guest. Nathaniel
LYON Park. Eessford. scene of pilgrim
;aen. New Stass park open.
rBctober i9-Coiton mills in Quine-
tnug river valley cuts wages five per
cttit "putnsssa" 10 be painted on I'm
ipn Black as guide TO aviators. Alex
Snder NJ. Paul leaves bequest for IL
&rary AZ Placnixgille. Victor Lapoint
fs.uilty of breaking into Mullan's store,
Pound over. put ON probation, and ar
lvested again for driving while drunk.
chief Thurst0n makes school IRE
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-03

Hampton. kinney's lumber yard de-
stroyed By fire; houses burn; tiremen
have stiff battle. Raymond and La
lone indicted for murder. Boat train
becomes freight train. Miss kath-
crime Byrne elected national commit
tee woman Al Kansas C.ty convention.
May l0--Common Council assumes
responsibility for water department,
States Attorney Howard c. Bradford
in critical state at Memorial Hospital.
Worcester. Mr.. and Mrs. Nikoloff re
turn from foreign tour. Receiver Cof-
fin auctions Off questionable claims.
Fish and Came Club hold annual ban
0uet. Miss Celia Aframe married IN
Worcester. Lieutenant Davis arrives
in airplane from Virginia. Marcus B.
Morse dies in Woodstock.
May I7-clarenee Erickson Of Wood
stock hurt when horses run away.
Girls of county gather here for cen
ference. Putnam Lodge. B. p. o. T.,
has record gathering al Ladies' Night.
Raymond and I.alone nut To plea in
Springfield. States attorney better
SITS in wheel chair. Junior choir
holds annual banquet. Hook & Ladder
company holds lis Ladies Night.
SheEp raisers from six states gather
at charles v. b. Cushman's farm in
poanfret. Whining Of doc leads 10 dis
co9try OF hre In house occupied BY
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-03
EDITORS NOTE

presenting chron,logy of the there little that
is outstanding has wended its way through the past twelve
on normal plane works situation has again
dormant periods during the with hope for
during parking problem has bothered the city
and the common that situation also win adjust
itself
industries have during year although
have been more than number looking
vacant aoor spac. the city the mills
established here have successful and have furnished employ
for our citizens with brighter outlook for the textile industry
being forecasted
values was completed ana the towns
M five half millions the net grand list being
2 the tax rate OF the town ana city being
tedaesa approximately half
ding programs been confined 70 dwellings, garages and
additions been new business ooeks ereee' pu e
were number Of important real estate deals
The deaths of the year included three lawyers Judge T. NJ
Warner Charles l. Tosrey John T. Carpenter
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-03
k By Week ]. Patriot Reviews 1928 In Chronological Form

IN Pomfret caucus by narrow margin.
Father Boilean dictates at first mass.
y. A. r. on pilgrimage to Stonington.
Farewell reception to Father Routhier
Captain Jarvis 70 Montreal TO testify
in court
September Last witness for the
state in "ice box bandit case Is heard.
Robert y. Moves, Paasfret man, sat-
fers great loss by Porto Rico hurri-
cane. Red Cross appeals for suffer
ers. Special town meeting votes 70
repair Providence street bridge and
appropriates $4,000. Funeral for
Maurice h Fuller. Sunday afternoon.
Four hundred and eight new voters
made; a record. Big rally held en-
Woodstock Hill.
September = ice box" bandits
found guilty 81 murder IN second de-
81 81. Gar.nes Erickson injured by
hallis attack. Wolcott speaks at Po-
mona G anga meeting in Thompson.
Woedsiocx man fined for selling un-
mHed meat n Webster. Small at
Tendance nj Chamber of Commerce
outing. William Citron, Middietown,
uaminat 4 hy Democrats for congress
ssas. g-fla.nter oe Commerce offers
reward 1or information leading 70 ar
est oi ihosa guilty Of destroying
sigas. Morning mali train three hours
ate. Frs man rencminated Tor con.
eress h. Republican,.
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-03

tazor; taken to Norwich state hospital.
Old Malone church, Brooklyn, lhf
years old Minstrel Reyeu well pre-
scnted
November i5---HRll Memorial gym
nasium, Woodstock Academy, dedient-
ID. Armistice Day observed with par
;.de, speeches, sports, dinner and dance.
Mrs. Nellie T. Lowering Turner dies
in Providence, buried IN Putnam.
Common council criticises police fsr
Ealing to enforce parking ordinances.
Reward OF 81 900 for information Lead
ING To arrest OF Raymond and Lalone
divided between Lieutenant nnera&
of Worcester and Raymond Z 1aiiag-
her. policeman OF Springfield lhlrtY-
four arrests in Front street bovine
alley where crap game going on pteaa
guilty and are fined in city court
November 22-Run on Putnam Saw
'ngs Bank. Tide turned Wednesday
AFTERNOON and drpositors began 70 put
money back Malicious rumors tro@
Inlnown source circulated. banT
abandoned on steps of house; polles'
end mother. Miss Anna Kelley, Wilt
mantle. Miss Mildred Hatun Of Pom
sret married IN New York. STANLEY
shaw elected Legion commander
/ Switch tower at the "Klondihe' done
away with. Mrs Wallace Jones'
mother Of fourteen children. dies. -
Marys Boy scoats' benefit draws h'e
house.
November 2e-~Money flows back b
Putnam Savings Bank. Charles Ar
mold. former hank teller, dies. Mrs
Susie q Williams leaves hospital ST.
coo. $4,000 Christmas club money 90
be distributed. John r. Spencer dies.
! Agnes Pytko's death recalls murder
! trial. Putnam boy and girl receive let.
r tors from Herbert Hoover. District
| Deputy visits Putnam Elks. i. J.
CafTrey. automobile salesman, die,
suddenly. Train hits stalled automo-
! bile on North Grosvenordale crossing
no one injured
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-03

before Public Usil.ties Conunis on
relative to Interstate bn3 service Con-
gregational church coir banquet.
Eight veterans OF Civil War living IN
Putnam. Edward J. Cutter, Central
Village. former Putnsm man, dies.
Attempt TO break into Chamber q
Morse store Dir. ami Mrs. Charles
Kiiiam, East Woodstock. marTed M
~ years. Police raid poker party IN
Front street bowling alley. Fir aiarm
call for headquarters COMPANY pre-
ceding inspection. Mrs. Mary Harris
SO, cntertaincd nt dinner Republican
caucus lash FIVE minutes. ciy en-
gineer claims he was misquotA
March y -Archie Morcl, Putnam
killed when ear crashes fence N VIII
sony.lle. Son driving held r. man
slaughter. Breaks AZ summer"uageA
at Alcxnnd r. Lake. Matt roil De-
ing brough, from Poiand to re muir
der charge. President Chfies r.
Brern o. NinGham County iarmers
Associations dies in Scotland. Rsorees
in super OF court. Mrs. jam a. Ia
tenn. Mrs. Charles Munroe D.
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-03

through +, nam. A. II. Amidon elect
IA presidot ~ Farmers Association
10 succeed President Brenn. Council
adopts nn parking ordinance for
Main street Many couples dance at
Masonic hi stores kept open Coed
FIR day. srack dsmaged in early
morning g. Charles Sheldon dies IN
South WOODSTOCK
April Estate Policeman irving
n. Nclso murdered by bandits IN
Ponfret. Albert Raymond and Ro,.
land I.alas arrested IN Worcester and
ident.fisdns slayers. Woman 10 Che
paches faAIly burned. y. r. o. z. in
stall An~riean Legion elects. Death
Of JOSEPH Shepard. Fire IN barn near
cemetery COW escapes through win
dow, S&nol board elects teachers:
Covering Pliers reward Tor capture Of
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-03

Frank Miner. Richmond street, Wal
ter N. King becomes Chamber Of Com
merce president House on Fremont
gtreet owned by Miss Mary Wheaton,
occupied by Payne family, badly burn
ed Sunday morning.
Nav Raymond and Lalone ex-
tradited and lodged in county Jail at
Brooklyn. Form Windham County
Republican Club. Large crowd fills
armory 10 see work exhibited by school
children; many unable to get inside,
Moses Aldrich home in Sawyer dis
trict destroyed by fire. st. Mary's
Boy Scouts Band makes first public
appearance. DIR. II. w. Sharpe oper-
ated ON Mt Day Kimball Hospital.
May 31-Pntnam pays fitting trib-
ute to soldier dead ON Memorial Day.
Putnam people, hurt in auto accident
recover large damages in Worcester
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-03

dence street bridge fe-opened. Fire
in tenomcn. house owned hy II. s..
Morse. g. A. &. elects Rosary So
e'fty honors Pastor U. o. Bellerose.
Anniversary mass for John kcmrf.
City didn't buy old trolley poles.
December 90 Joseph Lombardo
dies suddenly. Putnam 90 have talk
ing" moving pictures Deacon II. N.
Harris. former resident. dies in West
Woodstock Augustine Bartlett vic
Tim Of hit and run driver; head cut.
Lieutenant Streaman dies In Groton.
Peter Gaumond buried here; was old
lineman. S. Diamond defendant in
breach Of contract suit over sale of
store Form district board Of basket
ball officials
December 27-- Pomfret presents
Nativity Play. City court collects
$SS3.45 from bootleggers. Worth
less check passer gets away with
small amount from local store. O.
e. Mills. founder Of Sinfonia Society
of America, honored az Thompson
when monument in cemetery is dedi-
Gated. Propose an express toll line
highway across state. Two Putnam
children and North Grosvenordale
woman burned. Anticipated mail
train three hours late. Charles Brie-
re, Danielson. awarded $1,000 by
jury in his suit against Putnam Thea
tiers Corporation whose officer as
saulted aim in Orpheum theater, Dan
ieisoa. Red Cross has suecessfui
year. Citizens raise 5000 as Christ
mas gift to Or. +. r. Pike. East
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-03
August

August 2--Judge Edgar n. Warner
dies. School board elects Leon NJ. Far
rim superintendent Of schools. Ma
poleon Jette dee suddenly. Apricot
tree found growing in Putnam. Camp
Lincoln ia full swing Bathing for
hidden at Alexander's Lake.
August School beard repeats com
pulsory vaccination rule Fresh air
fund grows. Water commissioners re.
sign in body and city without water
board. Bedding Hemlnway outing az
Rosel@nd. 1t IS discovered Mrs. -. +.
X McEyay planted apricot tree, Head
quarters Company Ia camp. Road
side signs destroyed.
August Win&ham County Haov-
er & CARTS Club formed; sends greet.
ings 10 Herbert Hoover. William G.
Watson. Old railroad msn, saicido
in Webster. Mrs. Emily Miller. 80
takes ride in airplane Fresh Airs
from New York arrive in Putnam
City engineer 10 ascertain amount Of
city's sewage ciisposaI Sousa and his
band in Putnam. Famous leader guest
Of Rotary Cub at luncheon. Annual
outing Wndham County Farmers As
sociasson, Airs. May Ross Nashburn
violinist. Dies. Rrhedicafisn of tk'
Haven HOME in Abingdon. 81. Mary
hoys and girls chose successful casgsI
nc crystM Lake Republican clubs bs.
Ing orgsr lied bs Miss Byrne in evcr.
town in state.
August 23-Bliss Eva Fay usr
teacher. killed NJ crash +. t. Bisson
erses ear stolen and recovered East
fard church observed l5Oth annivei
sary. All eTsrampmsnt great sue
cess. Demgnstratie1 Of new tTafi
signM BEFORE comnsan council Mis-
1iarian Mills becrnrs county clu
, agent. Providence street bridge ur
safe. 'Clambdke feAzures G. A. {. out
ing. Teaniilng s1zff filled by Schos
boarii. Bays save little girl frol
drowning. 'chiids family rezriion-
August 30--Liwely Republican cat
; GUS nearly 400 voters atirnd. Ol
! Home Day at West Woodstock. Da
. Murray, foreman for Charles Gust
! msn, killed in zhto crash. Miss Rit
DUrand g',ins Order Of ths holy Ghos
Democrats hold first rally. Thompso
buy drowned in Dudley pond. MI
pa steurHing piEut installed n Put
, nzm Democrats hold cancus. Hon
acr Hayes aaln stolen; ~ overed b
lIa,licc. Fresh Airs retarn 70 Ne'
amik.
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-03

bandits. Easter services in all church
es.
April l9-Dyer S. Elliott, former
town clerk OF Thompson, held on en-
Aezzlcment charge. Water commits
sionefs refuse to submit more plans TO
common council Burglars steal coats
and dresses from Dupre's Specially
shop. Officers check up alibis Of Wor-
cester alleged bandits. Pomfret
School to get gift Of new building.
Evening school closes. Junior Prom
Garde Pooh holds competitive drill
Miss Byrne named delegate-at-larg te
Republican National Convention.
April 26--Large gathering at an.
nual open night. State Trade School
Miss Helen Wheaton becomes wife OF
Ralph II. Peck wedding at Storrs
Miss Christina Murray, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Murray, marriei
James A. Lyons, Massachusetts stat.
trooper, az Springfield. X. T.. Wins
chosen to succeed Frank l. Davis q
agent of Windham County Farmers
Association. X. of c. players success
fully stage so This Is London"
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-03

November Assessors hold final
session. Modern Minstrels big attract
ton. EncIias Beausoleil burned when
shirt catches five. Frederick Dumas,
forty-three years a fireman. banquet
cd by menbern OF department. Bur-
glars enter Frink's sign shop. State
police raid np and down Qeinebaug
Valley. Get haul in Putnam that al
most fills police station.
November S-Putnam goes Demo
cratic for FIRST time in history. Re
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-03

Gratis hold frs, meeting at Putnam
Inn Deed of Wilkinson Park given a.
city. Freeman K. Nelson, Woodstock
mail carrier, married. Author Cline
liberated from Holland Jail.
July 26-Murder trial set for Sep
TENDER II. Contractor Gobeille disap-
pears from Killingly; friend Of Put
nam woman. Patriots second cup
awarded at Camp Woodstock. John
Byrne mentioned for state treasurer
Father Bellerose host to Rotary Club
council. Governor at Camp Woodstock