Putnam is still better off than its
neighboring towns as far as the aver
! age of mortality from the epidemic is
<<ncerned
BOTH PARTIES NOMINATE
CANDIDATES FOR ASSEMBLY
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Kent and Brodeur Renamed by Repub
licans, Potvin and Mann the Demo
cratic Nominees
At the republican caucus held Frl
i nay night in Fnion hall the following
candidates were nominated.
Representatives, K. B Kent, A A
| Brodeur
| Justices of the peace, John F. far
j Renter. Joseph .1 Dupre, Mahlon H
Geissler. Archie Macdonald, Jr. Ar
thur S Macdonald, Irving H Miron,
I Charles R. Torrey, Krnest C Morse. C.
! Dwight Sharpe
Kdgar M Warner was chairman and
Frank X Dueler was clerk of the cau
cus
The democratic caucus was held the
sane- evening at the city court room,
nominations were made as follows;
Representatives, George Botvin, J
Harry Mann
Justices of the peace, Richard Ger
man, J. Harry Mann, Kric H Johnson.
A. K. Bonneville
The old members of the town com
mittee were re-elected. They are J
II Mann, John O. Fox, George Pot
vin. I* K. Smith, Richard Gorman and
F. I>umas.
ICdward W Mullan was nominated
for private Judge hut he has declined
to run
3l»lt UU«Kl> tStUHTS
For Funeral* of Soldiers or Sailor*
Whenever Possible
Captain .McGarry wishes to make
plain the fact that the State Guard is
not under orders to furnish military
escorts at the funerals of deceased
soldiers or sailors, but that the mem
hers of L company have always been
and will be willing to perform such
service when possible.
