Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22

r Walden rignt WAS the gues' .f New Fsyen friends on Sunday. Ralph Thurston has returned from brief stay with friends in Providence N |. Holmes has returned from New days spent in New York Miss Helen Hammond is the guest of friends in Ashland, Pa. Dr Louis Brown, of Boston, was I,aeentlx inc guest of his mother in thi, l |ely.
 Mrs E. +. Whitmore, Of Wiiii, mantle. has been the guest of Mrs. Gla' Id Williams, Elm street. -Nr<. F. NJ. Wheaton and daugh. |aer Mss Mary, were in Worcester on |fflday.
 Rev. B. F, Benoit will preach in sbs Raplist church, DanieIson, Sunday |afternoon next.
 Mi. WiIfred Houghton and wife of keathbndge, were guests oi eiiy ieia, kiYes o4er sunday.
 Miss Rita smith, of Southblidge kas the guest of her grandmother, Ms tputte smith, over sunday. MT. $. N. Carpenter and wife ot komerliIie, Mass, were the guests oi hlfs. j.. \. Carpenter over sunday. Nh \. 4. Houghton and wife have hruyed home after an absence Of seve- ka month, i'll Los Angeles, Gal. They Dare cordially welcomed. -Mr,. Daniel Medbury entertained khe following teachers at the close of last week Miss Amy Wallace, Mrs. [,race Hayden, Miss Gilchrist and Miss ftus.
 The members of the w. k. C. are keqaesled 10 meet at the Congregations ' chapel al 1915 o'clock Sunday mefn- )ng. 24th inst., to attend Memorial ser Eices.
 Captain of Police Murray was out kuaday warning the baseball players Iha. they would have to cut out the 5pof. on lhe Lord $ day or stand prose- fOlien.
 A successful baked bean and salad 5upIer was served in the Masonic Ten- Pie saturday afternoon, from ) 10 $ teioek, hy The ladies of Jessamine Ihaplef, order Of Eastern Star. ~-Aboat thirty friends of Miss Sadie 6baey oi Wilkinson street, gave her May Basket party last Friday even- D., when they made her d present of a pid ring. The evening was pleasant \ passed with vocal and instrumental lusic. Dainty refreshments we're ser eI
 hist Of letters remaining at the Putnam Post Office for the week end bg May 19:
 Ladies-Miss w NJ. Babbitt, Mrs. bermine Garter, Minnie Linden, Mrs. C. Spencer.
 ueallemen-M Brigg, Boston Shoe FtoFe, NJ. New burg. -eonneeiicut farmers are pleased ilh the prospect of bountiful crops
 ls year fse W Washington Agricultu-
 Department crop report for May
 shows the condition of the rye crop
 Connecticut was g per cent; hay,
 Average prices received: corn, D fnls. oats, b5 cents; potatoes, 95 cents; hy, SIS 50.
 -R. NJ Johnson, Landlord of the
 ty Hotel, recently had an operation FHofmed on his leg al the Day Kim
 Hospital and is still confined 10 his pom slowly recovering. While in his
 lar recently, he accidentally bruised
 leg against some obstruction from
 hleh an abscess formed, which re aifed surgical treatment. He expects,
 wever, to be out in few days.
 -fnday evening, May sth, Mrs.
 ood's Sunday school class, of the Me odist church, gave luncheon to the n young ladies who assisted at the asier Cantata. The luncheon was wed in the vestry. One of the fea- ies of the occasion was a number of Asts, of which the following express
 the sentiments of the guests:
 f'e's to Mrs. Wood, so good and true;
 res 10 all her class, too.
 res to salad, rolls and pinks- LIS 's what every one thinks.
 res to the one that made the cream,
 told as cream can be.
 'e's to the assistants who did noth-
 ing but beam.
 'ieie> 10 the Friday tea.
 -eutnam Lodge, No. 574, E. P. 0.
 observed the eighth anniversary of
 Hssiltution of the Order in this city
 m entertainment in Odd Fellows
 ! Aasi Thursday evening. II was
 Ss night, and the wives, sweet
 ts and friends of the Order in Put
 l'' enl eyed delightful evening en-
 -'Hment. The Commonwealth QuaF-
 9' as Boston. and Miss Nichols, read
 aea Hal orchestra, contributed to
 lssssas of the company. \ lunea
 'aen served. aftef which dancing
 enjoyed The committee in charge
 1s arrangements were samuel Ii.
 -sh Archie Mcdonald. J Harry
 an J E. Tatem, IT,, John Healey.
 Ae thampeau, F. C. Rogers, W. F.
 aeils' Byron D. Bagbee. George $. Aa'es and NJ. K. Joy.