MI88 BYRNE RE-ELECTED
MASTER OF PUTNAM GRANGE
The following are the newly elect
ed officers of Putnam grange: maste
Miss Katherine Byrne: overseer, Arth
ur Tourtellotte; lecturer, Mrs. Mar
garet McCulloch: steward, Arthur Me
calf; assistant steward, Frank Elliott
secretary. Miss Edna Morarty; chap
lain, Mrs. Minnie Sharpe; treasurer,
Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott: gatekeeper
Atnaziah Southard; Pomona, Mrs. So
phla Metcalf: Ceres, Miss Jessie Mao
donald; Flora, Miss Hazel OifTord; la
dy assistant steward, Mrs. Julia Loom
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AUTOMOBILE8 MU8T HAVE
REGULATION TAIL LIGHTS
Which Are Required By The Massa
chusetts State Law Effective
January 1, 1923
Automobile owners who drive Into
Massachusetts after January 1. 192S
should look Into the new law which
requires all machines operating in
that state be equipped with a new tall
light device. This device Is affixed
directly over the number plate and
so constructed and placed as to illam
Inate the numbers. As many here are
frequently In Massachusetts, this equip
ment will be required on their cars,
and a local dealer already has secur
ed a supply of the flxtorea to supply
the trade.
Kxcesasa Mainly Cruas af I'-lnsaa
A new commandment tor which tbB
time la now ripe is “Thas Shalt not tell
UL" Seventy-five per cent of the ltt*
ness in the country Is the result of
violations of the elementary laws cf
health, excess of eating, drinking, and
smoking.
PUTNAM
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hyde o ;
Pawtucket were entertained by Mr
and Mrs. A. P. Ralston. School street
a few days this week.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy.
Shippee of Church street, the past
week at the Day Kimball hospital.
Mrs. Clarence Webster and daugh
ter of WUlimantic spent the week-end
with Mrs. Webster’s mother, Mrs. GL
W. Gifford, Ring street.
