w resiling raaicn at norm lirosvenordale.
Tremblay, the champion lightweight
wrestler of the world, of Montreal, has
agreed to match with Fritz Hanson,
champion welterweight, best two in
three. The bout will take place in
North Grosvenordale, Tuesday evening,
Jan. Ifl, in Union hall. Preliminaries
will be between Pete Magnan of this
city and Major Desautelle of North
Grosvenordale. Tickets will be on sale
this week at A. A. Brodeur’s news room,
Putnam, and at Arsene Frappier’s
barber shop, North Grosvenordale. Ad
mission will be at popular prices. John
Anderson, the crack outfielder of the
Chicago American White Sox, will ref
eree this match.
Officers Elected.
The Putnam Thief Detecting society
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, W. R. 'Bar
ber; .vice-president, David E. Clark;
clerk and treasurer, E, L. Wood; collec
tor, Arthur Tourtellotte;executive com
mittee, Albigence Coii ll, Asahel Rattev,
Frederick Cutler, G. D. Bates, <•}. W.
Whittlesey; pursuers, George P. Bur
riil. George Warren, Arthur J. Shippee,
F. S. Bruce, Charles E. B result; audi
tors, H. A. Warren, C. A. Wilcox, J.;L.
Ballard.
INTERESTING D. A. R. MEETING.
Open Meeting ot Elizabeth Porter Putnam
Chapter A Delightful Event.
On Monday afternoon Elizabeth Por
ter Putnam chapter, D. A. It., held its
annual^ open meeting at Odd Fellows'
hall, Kent block, Pnmfret street, which
was largely attended and proved to be a
highly enjoyable event After a cordial
welcome from the regent. Miss S. Eliza
beth Clarke, the program was carried
out, giving the assembled guests much
pleasure with the excellent numbers
prov ided.
An instrumental trio was the first se
lection and found much favor with all.
The trio was composed of Mrs. C. L.
Torrey, violinist; Mrs. C. D. Sharpe,
'cellist, and Mrs. E. M, Warner, pianist.
