Putnam patriot. [volume], April 24, 1908, Image 5

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POWDER
Absolutely Pure
to only baking r—
Bade with Royal Grapo
Cream of Tartar
|« Alum, No Lime Phosphate
v iLl&li'W
fcASr W<W»I>sl«t<’K.
\eiiie Pratt was in Webster
ever the Sabbat b, a guest of Fannie
phjpp
, i it of town Buests for Faster ami Pa
triot - dav were Misses Olah ami Jes
m Wit hey ami a friend from Boston,
wtto were"with their mother, Mrs. Bell
Wit hey.
Mr and Mrs. Sidney t'pham of Re
.»reS!i<i Mr. ami Mrs. Everett t'pham
«f Dedham, were with their parents,
M- arid Mrs Hilbert S. I’pbain.
Mr'- Turner and Miss Bernice Tur
,.»r were in Worcester Saturday.
Mrs. AI ice Foster ami daughterGlariys
oi Narrairansetl Pier, have tieen with
ibeir.iunt. Mrs. Helen Aldrich fora
re* days. They returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Edward Carr of Friendship, N.
1 , is spending a few days with her
s <ter. Mrs. Frank Foskelt.
Mi« Mary Potter has recovered from
the uunu])s'. and resumed teaching on
Monday
Miss Maria Chandler visited her sis
ter. Miss Helen,at Wellesley Saturday.
«ike returned to Brooklyn, N. Y., to
commence her school Monday..
The woman’s prayer meeting met at
»iie home of Mrs. Charles Bugbee Tues
day afternoon, and the missionary
meeting with Mrs. Charles Kitluui on
Wednesday afternoon.
Charles Swenson is having his house
painted.
j. e. Kisers ami son Charles ot Fisk
idle, K. f., called on Mrs..Walter Cob
leigh Saturday.
Mrs. John F- Aldrieli has purchased
a piano-organ for her son James.
Mrs. Clifford Farrows is ill at the
heme of her mother, Mrs. Alice Dodge.
A son, Franklin Steere, was born
April 16 lo Mr. and Mrs. tieorge A.
Wetberell.
Frank and Clifford Jordan left Mon
«t«y for Brooklyn, N. Y., to take treat
ment for rheumatism in a sanatorium.
The Cornet Band gave a dance in A.
'.) I W. hall Wednesday evening.
Mi's Orac-e Ames is assisting Miss
1,drill Sheldon of (Juadie with her
♦Iressmaking.
John Child and family were in town
.o Sunday.
The follow ing delegates were chosen
i the Republican caucus Saturday:
Alow ry K iss, Charles Perrin, ('. C. (iil
•Itrsleeve, A. F.. Brunn.
bouts Fitts of Narragansett Pier re
cently visited his parents near tjuine
♦tainr
Rev. Charles A. Ja<|iiilli, a former
pastor of the Hast and North Congre
gational churches lias resigned his pas
t< .rie at South Windsor, where he Inis
t-et-u fur the past six years, to take ef
fect July 1st. In September he as
! ■ o the principalship of a college in
‘■h-ogh, Nebraska.
J c. Vines received injuries Monday
in his carriage shop. While attempt
mu to remove a l>elt it came off sud
denly and a stick which he held in
i- land was thrown upward, striking
‘us lieu I and tearing his ear. The doc
tor el used the wound with a few stltch
s har es Cary and Harry Townsend,
[ i .E lads who are staying at ('. If,
Putter', started for school Monday
« "tiling, out la-fore they reached the
- ' t. house made up their minds to
■-trike out for Worcester and look for
" V neighbor of Mr. Potter's met
:‘x -u near tjuinebaug, and they told
*■ :ie,v were going on an errand, link
v-irn-| to run after leaving hint. On
hi- urn:-.! hon e he nolitied Mr. Potter
•i the eitcumstances, and the Ik>\s
w- . ■leatt -tin the afternoon by tele-j
phone at Oxford. j
Itaniel Milliard, an old resident,died
udav at his home in the eastern
4'lrl of the town. He was !>0 years of
inland far more than 'M years has
*> r. ’.o;.-!!y blind. He is survived t>,v
one son. levando, and four grandchil
*hen. Miss Gertrude Clemons, who
‘“a- eared for him for the past two
♦ears, U intield, Alexander, and Miss
fessic Hibbard, ail the children of his
' >n Henry, who died last October.
Henry Hibbard, his daughter in
. and her father, William Mottttt,
hate been inFlorida the past win
ter, are expected home this week.
George Norman Carr died suddenly
•VjrriD 14th of apoplexy, at the home of
his daughter. Mrs. Edward t’arr, of
Friendship, N. Y. He was HI years of
age and was a resident of this town for
uest’iv :U) years. The body was taken
to JeweUt'itv for burial beside ins tirst
sifeamlher parents. Mr. Carr was
wel! known to former residents of Jew
’-'"ll'ity, having lived near there with
hi» first wife, who was Sarah Clark of
Lisbon. His second wife was Harriet
N Kmne of Norwich, and his third
vife .Susan" Abbott of Wilton, N. H.
He is survived by live daughters: Mrs.
1 ‘iward A. Carr of Friendship, N. Y.,
Mtn. Lyman M. Caine of Chicago,Mrs.
l ather M. Child of North Grosvenor
dale, Mrs. Robert I.. Fisher of Kast
Walpole, Mass , and Mrs. Frank W.
- oskelt of East Woodstock. He was
honored and resi>ected by all who
him throughout his long and t»
^ied life: a man of genial qualities.and
kindly interest in all human atl'airs. a
^a'istiau gentleman in every sense of
the word, retaining alt his faculties to
ihe list .
Nasal Catarrh, an inflammation of
-he delicate membrane lining the air
?*ssage$, i> not cured by ar.y mixtures !
taken into the stomaehT l*on’t w aste
bme on them. Take Ety’sCream Balm (
through the nostrils.so that the fevered
ewoilen tissues are reaches! at once.
-Never mind how long you have suffer
'd nor how often you have been disap
•ssated, we know' Ely's Cream Balnt
wdl cure you as it has cured others by
the tho .simd. All druggists. 80 cents.
Mnird by Ely Bros., 56 Warren St.,
f* York.
<v •!>* |t»CK
, K*.rl h • - come home to «|«T
.r H.P present, having resigned hi- i-'v
Kohert Dean «- HoAobe ha- been
'i--itmg hi- brother George Ht
>uie.
Mr-. L. M, Healey entertained aeve
r»i rt 3mu- , .1:.iiier la-i s-j«» i «* in
honor of her dam;liter Maud’s t.fri;,.
Uav.
Mr. ami Mr-. Calvin liaw-nn are
earn it f> ir Henri lVnniman. who i
>u*k with the picyrby.
Mr-. I.oui- Hay ward and -on Sidney
were the gue-t> of Mr- 1. „ ].tI1de
man on Fue-day, remaining untilWed
ne-day morniuK.
"nrd ha- neen received of the death :
of (.'apt. George Stuart of Wales aged
<0yearn. Mr. Stuart w a- stricken w ith
apopiexy while attending s caucus la-t
March. At the town meeting held la- i
ter, he ww elected to the oltice of-c- ;
tectman, and resolutions tendering
sympathy and ho|ie> for hi- -peetiv re
f°very were passed at that meeting, I
»h.i ne crew %u*;niuy worse until his
death took p!»oe last Sunday ( apt
Stuart is survived by his widow, it son
in Boston, one in Springfield, aiul one
in \\ ashington, the latter t>eimt in the
engineering corps of the I . s. navy.
Mrs. Jennie Lyon of this place, aiid
Mrs. Charles Itenne of Hast ford are
cousins of the deceased.
Mrs. Klmer Corliss entertained Mr.
anti Mrs. L. J. l^eaiitt and daughter
Bernice on Monday.
(Jeorge Clara anti Helen Chandler,
daughter of Benjamin Chandler, were
married last Thursday at the home of
the groom by Re> . Asa Wilcox. The
bridal trip w as taken toBrookfield and
Boston.
-Miss Mary Aldrich, teacher at the
Center school House, is planning an
entertainment to be given on the even
ing ot May loth. 'The entertainment’
is to lie given to start a school library
fund for the .district. Admission 15
cents.
WKIT WOODSTOCK
Bu-rge-ss Bradford and wife from
Boston have been sending a few days
with hts-father, Byron Bradford
Mrs. Bundy has just returned from
her winter sojourn in Florida. She
lituis a decidedly different climate from
the balmy winter days of the south.
Jarvis Hail is giving his buildings a
new coat of paint.
Mr. Anderson has just . com pled
painting his buildings. They look
tine.
A number went from this parish
to South Woodstock to attend the
Easter exercises aud baptizing Sunday
evening.
Albert Lavalle and family have just
moved into the Wilkinson house
judge Uage has purchased a small
farm in Enfield, lie will take pos
session the first ef May. .
Hinry Bradford is erecting a new
shed.
Mrs. Wilcox has returned to her
home in Cncasville.
SOUTH WOODSTOCK
Rev. Mr. Gurtis gave a line sermon
on Sunday morning lo a large and ap
preciative audience. The ltihie school
gave a concert in the evening at 7
p. in., and the following program was
carried out:
Voluntary, Mrs. L. B. Curtis
Hymn, And Wilt Thou, <> Eternal
God, School
Scripture lesson, Supt. Williams
Prayer, Rev. 1,. it. Curtis
Recitation, Mabel K. Danielson
lientrice Danielson
Kmmn 1 .yon
Agnes Danielson,
Harriet Morgan,
Recitation,
Recitation,
Exercises,
Ethel Whitney,
Olive Litchfield.
Recitation, "Out of the
Exercise,
Harold Bassett,
U indow,"
Elsie Young
Walter Bassett,
Elmer McComber
Hesitation,
Treetop,’
Recitation,
Song,
Mildred
Recitation,
Recitation,
Recitation,
Recitation,
Recitation,
Recitation, •
LlilC' ti
Recitation,
Exercise,
"Among the itudding
Olive A. Whitney
Mary E. Flynn
Marie ( urtis,
Wells, Gladys Sheldon
Silent Peaches,"
Myrtrice Bishop.
Recitation, "Glad Easter Hells,"
Pearl Taylor
•The Pilgrims Decision,”
Mildred Wells
Gladys (’. Sheldron
Willie Morgan
M. Ijoi- Harrington
•Do you Know how the
r-.\\ '.’” Bernice A. Sanger
• Resttrgam,"
Nellie Hurlesoa
Supt. Williams
and Young Men’s Glass.
Recitation. •■Farewell," Edith Taylor
At the close of the concert seven per
sons received tire ordnance of baptsiui.
Messrs E. M i- i. llan. Harold Bassett,
Dan lias to and Misses Mary Flynn.
Mildred Wells, Mryiiee Bishop and
Gladys Sheldon. There are several
others who will la* baptized lalcr.
The audience tilled Hie cliurch Sunday
evening. A number from oilier parts
oi itue town attending- Deacon and
Mrs. G. A. Lyon entertained their sou
Everett ami a friend of hi', from New
Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Halsey
Weaver over Sunday.
The Little Helpers Mission Band
will hold the annual meeting on Sa
turday afternoon, April —-»th, at tire
home'ot their teacher. Miss Burleson,
it is hoped that all those who can will
attend.
Miss ( arrie Randall of Putnam was
at home Sunday evening to attend the
concert.
POMFKET lAWlHMO
Many are anxious for the rebuilding
of ('olton a bridge 11 i* said that two
heads are better than one. How is it
with two towns on a bridge?
K. T. White has improved his yards
bv grading.
Mr. and Mrs. J F. F. Brown of
Mystic recently visited A. H. Bruce at
.Maple Shade Farm.
Miss Sadie P. White was recently at
home.
No shool here on Friday I ast.
The weather the 14th inant. proved
favorable for a successful sale at Mrs.
J. I). Johnson's auction.
Hezikiah Ramsdell and wife called
on Mrs. A. S. Bruce Tuesday.
Mrs. Eugene Alvord receutly visited
her parents P. Molly and wife.
George Darling’s sister with her i
daughter of Charlton made him a visit.
” Whipple’s sawmill on the : Bruce
place they had recently an incipient
forest tire.
Mr. and Mr-. Cory of Hawkinsville
vtsited their father. John Adam-.
Ask for Allen's Foot-Ease.A Powder
Tl m ikes walking easy. (ure» Corns,
; Bunion*, Ingrowing Nails, .Swollen
and Sweating feet. At mi Druggists
an*i Shoe -tore*. Deitaeei pt
anv substitute. Sample I Uhl.. .VI
dr«~s, Allen S Olmsted, I*?Roy, >• •
14-17
A healthy man is a king in his own
right; an unhealthy man i* an unhip
t,v slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds
up sound health—keep* you well.
wk«t tii'U cr«ri. a
tnlujC. Hurrill visited In t'hepa
chvt Easter Sunday
."■' ■i! Keseh of Putnam was t'>v
li uest of relative* I; -e " uniat ,
Mr*. Elmer Reynolds of Mohegsn
visited J. K. Ueyn< ,.t> KriJay.
K;iy l.aw has l<een pedd.iug rt*h
moa: and fruits the last low week*.
Mrs Emily Babbitt from Putnam I
"a* the guest of Mrs. i.ira t, repo la-t i
week.
J- E. Eldrige and wife from Oioces j
U r visited friend' here last Tuesday.
Nelson ln»w of Providence lias been ’
visiting his father. Ernest E I.i.v the
past few weeks. Me returned to his
work this week mondav.
Mrs. J. H. Reynold, a!s-i Almira <'
Itevnolds. s|>enl the day in Mohegan
with their family. Elinor Rvnold*
last Tuesday.
Mi" Marion Revnolils of Mohegan,
who has heen visiting her grandpar
ents for a lew davs, returned home
Eriday.
THOM PSOM.
The dance. held in the Town halt
la>t Tuesday evening vva> well »i
tended.
Mr>. Fred Munynn returned from
Xe» ^ ork city last Wednesday, hav
ing spent a seek there.'
Mrs. Myron Klliott gave a whist
party last Thursday evening. Mrs
Knight took tirst prize.
Hon. N. B. Beam, Mr. and Mrs.
Koliert Beam, N IS. Beam, Jr, and
Bonis Ream sjient Raster here.
Mrs. Fleteher entertained Mrs.
tiross and daughter of South Framitig
ham over Fast day.
Mrs (”has. Searles has returned from
New York city.
Mr. and Mr*, t'arl Peterson and
family were in'Worcester on Tuesday
of last week.
Clinlou Mills of Boston spent Sun
day at his father,’*.
Frank f/. Merrick spent Sunday and
Monday with his mother.
Several from here mi tended the hall
at Pulliam. Monday levelling.
The invitation to the Windham
county W. C. T. I’., to hold their con
vention in Thompson, ha* been ac
cepted, and it will lie held in the Town
Mail June 4th.
The churches here were well attended
on Faster, some however attended ser
vices in Putnam.
Carl Peterson was in Boston on
Saturday.
Miss Kllen Kricaon, Miss Augusta
and Usther Peterson spent Tuesday in
in itoslon.
Newell Cutler spent last week in
Woodstock.
Miss Bessie Eddy and Miss Maud
Crutf sjient F.aster here and returned
to their school at Willimanlicon Mon
day.
Miss Maliel Peterson spent Saturday
in Boston.
Tlie service on Fast Day was held
at the Baptist church, sermon by Rev.
Chas. Ramsey, his text was ‘•The An
notating Love” and was very inipes
sive.
Rev. Mr. Rragg of Webster preached
at the Congregational church last Sun
dayonthe “Resurrection of Christ.”
The alter was decorated with palm
and linns and polled plants. Tee
was a concert held at 4 o’c'ock in me
afternoon by the children, after which
the potted plants were distributed
among the “shut in's" and sick ones.
Mrs. Samuel Adams, aged 74, di d
Tuesday afternoon at her home, in
Wilsonville, after a four months' ill
ness of stomach trouble. Mrs. Adams
is the wife of the postmaster of W. *
sonville. She leaves three children.
Irving, at home: Mrs. 1 re. e Mile ,
amt Mrs. Kdward Forties of iludle; ,
and eight grandchildren. The funeial
was held Thursday.
The :Thompson W. C. T. C. will
hold a meeting Thursday, April -'toth,
at - o'clock p. m., w ith Mrs. Mvron
II. Elliott.
K tar THOMP40N
The pulpit of the Thompson Hast
Baptist church was tilled by Rev.C.A.
Ramsey at ■> p. m. on Easter Sunday,
and a large audience listened attentive
ly to an excellent sermon appropriate
to the day. The house w as decorated
with potted plants and ferns. On the
pulpit were while, red and pink gera
niums, and on the table beiow were
Easter lilies, (link and white gerani
ums, and asparagus ferns. A large
cross, seven feet high,was covered with
evergreen, and decorated with wreaths
i of many colored flowers.
At 4 p. m. tile- regular Easter service
of the Sabbath school was given. The
serv ice, “Fife Forever " was rendered,
containing scveial line anthems and
enrols, the deseriptive scripture being
read by Mrs. Alice Soper. Miss Min
nie I'll ate her was organist, and the
choir was insisted by Arthur Pale
naude, baritone, of Soulbbridge, who
also sang “The Palms" at the church
serv ice. lie hit' a strong and sweet
voice and is always pleasing. Miss
Minnie Thatcher sang several solus
verv sweetly. .Mrs. Carletou and Ma
thew sun sang “The Magdalene," and
Rev.Ramsey sang “I'nder HlsWings”
with fine effect. The children <>f the
school entered int >the spirit of the day
and did their allotted parts with credit,
their bright animated faces telling
plainly they understood fully the true
meaning of the day.
THE ORMVIitMIKIIAUa.
There will 1* a musical ami literary
entertainment next Wednesday night
in Sous of Veterans’ hall under the
auspices of the Helping Hand Club.
The Hates’ Mandolin Club of Webster
will be present and assist. The club
comes highly recommended and wher
tver !' 'V "have played have given
splendid satisfaction, being obliged to
respond repeatedly to encores. Henry
MeEwen of Danielson will be present
and read. Mr. McKwen is not a pro
fessional reader, but he is a very pleas
ing impersonator, and is sure to keep
the audience in a good humor. Others
expected to be present and take part
in the entertainment are Mrs. G. W’.
Ladd of Putnam, soprano soloist, and
Mr. Gurry of NorthGrosvenordale,l>or
itone soloist. We sincerely hope that
a large audience will be present. Ad
mission 'J> cents.
Stale of Ohio, City of Toledo, | w
Lucas County, »
Krai. It J Cheney makss oath that he
is senior partner of the firm or V. J.
Cheney 4k Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo,County and State afore
said, and that said firm will pay the
aunt of Osk HiM'KKii I>oi,i.aks for
each and every ease of Catarrh that
i i-auuol tie cuied by the use of Hall’*
[ Catarrh Cure. Ktiask J. Chknby.
1 Sworn to before me and aubwerlbed
in my presence, ibis 6th day of Heeein
Ijer. A. 1>- is*6. A. W. Gi.ka*>*.
Notary Public
Hail «Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nal ij, and acts directly on t!ie blood
ami mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonial# free.
Address F. J. Chkxby ACo.,Toledo,O.
Sold by ail druggisU, "i>c.
Take Hall'* Family Pills for consti
pation.
Men's
Oxfords
\<*v .. -ivKsit! M.h'j- Oxfnnls
5ii 1 tM v >t sk-i. Ian llus-a ami Hun I
Mtti . If ami mi1 vki knl.
$2.50 to $4.00
Hosiery
New importation in '»ucy hosin'▼. in
stripes, chocks iwul silk ombronh-ied ef
fects,
25c
N. T. Hurlbut,
PUTNAM.
22 FRONT SRKKT,
5 and 10c Sale
»'ki *
OF
Hamburg EdgingsS Insertion?
6000 yards of now up to-date patterns, representing an
advantageous purchase, all of which is worth two or three
times the pr'ce we ask, An opportunity to buy
Hamburg Edgings and Insertions
A i a mere fi act ion of its value.
This 6 and 10 cent Sale of Hamberga is on TO-DAY, TO
MORROW and Next Day and every day until the entire lot
is sold, but would advise you to see the line early
3 Keystone Stores
Danielson
Putnam
Moosup
•WSee our Windows for Wednesday and Saturday Special
Sales.
Voiir Tailor Rill
Does it Worrv Yon ?
You have t«» look well - il'n | Mi Hi of your Mark
iu truile. We call your attci.ii>u to our
Smart Clothes
for 8pr iiif ami Hummer. They ate the fore
ijio t rcHtlyto-wcai clothe* in America They
| At w ith «-tile that will make yon look better
[ than vott do now. This power ih the reault i»t
; r4ret.1l tailui iutf ami patient wmi kroanabip. ami
1 certain jfcniut foi aolvitu; rlptlict problem*
with tuH*lli^cice. If you tin not believe what
Ov h.iy. we a-k mo eaaier ta*k than to prove it to
1 -you. You ntaotl to win more than w« »1«».
Ladies’ Suits,
Coats, Waists
aucl Skirts
of flu* Latest Styles a I Reason
able Prices.
Chas. Seder
fatili and One Price Store,
Opposite Congregational Church,
PUTNAM.CONN
AND
EDISON RECORDS
I will sell you exactly the »ame oufit at exactly the
same price and on exwctly the #ar»e terms afforded by the
largest western catalogue house or any city department
store.
$15.10,
$29.20,
$35.00
I Jeweler GEO. E. SHAW’S.
Putnam, Conn.
CAM. AND SKI: OCR FINK LINK OF
Shirt Waists
'Ve *ie si » mg slim' *xti.» values in lawn Lingerie and AUovci Km
hroi let \ Waists You will tied them marked at lowest ptit'M
l«H>k and tom pa <e with Others
DRESS SKIRTS
in voiles. Panama. Tit in it*, Melrosr. Mohi irs and Fancies A flue
H'soi taaent of Man Tailored G-vO* at money saving prices See our
Special /Hack Panama Skirls at
#2,98
Ns' such value Klsewhete
Wall Papm ami Mouldings
Our showing of Wall Papers nm ne'er finer, we have them suitable
for all purposes. Seeourliusof high grade papers, including a fine
line of imported goods
Agency for Butteriek Patterns and Barrett's Overs, cleansers
Shoes Hade
TO
Measure
Have You Foot Troubles P
If So, I,ft U» Mfanurf Your Foot T
No foot too difficult to fit. Wo will make the shew' to fit. We
guarantee to fit your foot a perfect fit means comfort. Come
in and let us tell you more about it.
We Give Qreen Trading Stamp**
C. 3Vt. Elliott.
Central Block, Putnam
CHANDLER & MORSE
Sherwin-Wihiams
n M # 1# T- p KOI j II hinds uf
rA! fw / w Good Painting
White Lead, Oil, 4*t\
Poultry Netting,
PI I wood Woven Wire Fence.
Barbed and Plain Wire.
With the United States Cream
Separator.
You take no risk. You have time to try it, then! ^satisfactory
we will make easy terms for payment.
Cali, on us kor
Crockery,
Furnishings,
and Lamps.
Chandler & Morse
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