I Alderman Charles A. R*chard, of
| the highway committee announced
, that all of the petitions for building
permits which have been referred to
that committee for Investigation dur
the past few months, were granted.
, Aldermen Penny. Penn and Miller
were not at the meeting.
HELP WANTED
Cook and Laundress. Applv after Sep
tember 9 to MRS. GEORGE R.
BRAPLEY. 41 Grove street.
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RESOLUTIONS.
By The City Council Of Putnam On
The Death Of President Warren
G. Harding
Whereas, by the death of President
Warren G. Harding, the whole roun
[ try has beep thrown into deep mourn
ing and nowhere more than in our
own city have the expressions bf
grief been more general and sincere.
Resolved, That the Common Coun
cil of the’ City of Putnam hereby ex
presses their deepest sympathy with
the bereaved family and by these reso
lutions give public and 'official expres
sion to the feeling of sympathy and
regret..
Resolved, That these resolutions be
published in the local newspapers and
made a part of the records of the
city.
Passed In Council, Tuesday, August
■7, 1923.
VICTOR CHAPDELAINE
Mayor
Attest:
THOMAS P. RYAN
Clerk
PUTNAM
V* Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lowri are en
11< rtaining Miss Esther Jenkins of Gwy
; nedd, Pa.
I Mr. and Mrs. Eben Holden are en
! trrtaining Mr. Holden’s sister, Mrs. C.
W. Bucknan and three children.
Rev. and Mrs. Simeon E. Cozad are
■ spending their vacation near Keene,
New Hampshire.
