! Bob Oft, who heads the musical
| company appearing at the Bradley this (
j week, has bought a model 75 Overland
I touring ear from Arthur W. Johnson. *
: of North Grosvenor-Dale, the Overland j
1 agent, for this section. Mr. Ott will !
| use the car on his theatrical tour,
j which will take him through nearly ev- j
cry state in the union.
PARLEY
I GROCERY STORE
173 PROVIDENCE STREET PUTNAM
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
FOR CASH
1 SUGAR, 10 lbs . 75c
i RUTTER, finest creamery, lb .... 37c
: LARD, pure, lb.14c
| TEA, green, black or mixed, lb .. 35c
3 cans PEAS, CORN, CLAMS or
BAKED BEANS for.25c
4 pkgs. MACARONI, VERMICELLI
or SPAGHETTI for.25c
BEST BREAD ELOUR, bag ..... 92c
PEACHES, lb . 10c
S tor 26c
We are Agents for Dr. A. S. Maine's
Remedies.
1 TAYLOR RECALLS MONITOR.
MERRIMACK SEA BATTLE
One of the Survivor* Engaged In It
Talks to G. A. R. Post at north
Grosvenordale
At North Grosvenordale Tuesday
night. Thomas Taylor, of this city, one
of the two last survivors who were In
active service on the historic Monitor
in the battle with the Merrimack in
Hampton Roads during the Civil war,
was a guest of honor at flie meeting
of the G. A. R. post, and he talked to
the boys on his reminiscences.
Mr. Taylor, who Is one of the rtldest
residents of Putnam, was engaged as
body servant to one of the officers of
the Monitor just before she went into
action.
He well remembers the historic en
gagement and was engaged during the
battle as a powder monkey, his work
being to pass ammunition to the gun
ner*.
