Putnam patriot., 1910-10-28

List of letters remaining in the
 Putnam post office for the week ending
 October D:
 Ladies-Mrs- Chas. Andrews, Mrs.
 Mm. l.. Maltson, Mrs. Thomas Nhe-
 Ian.
 Gentlemen -Chas. Chamberlin, D.
 K. Harris, Philip Conell, Latham X
 Crane, William Stockdale.
 A few persons in this section have
 received invitations to the wedding of
 Edward T, Collins, the great second
 baseman of the Philadelphia Athletics,
 winners of the worlds series just closed, and Miss Mabel Harriet Doane, daughter of Charles Doane of Phila- delphia. The couple are to be married November 5. Miss Doane formerly lived in the nearby city of Webster.
 There are only forty prisoners at the county jail in Brooklyn, sn unusu- ally small number. The range In the number of inmates has varied in the past ten years from thirty-one four years ago to the largest number ever at lhe sinstitution-1l9. The minimum record of 31 was made four years ago and about this time.
 Levi W. Hastings, one of the pro- prietors of the City hotel, who devotes considerable of his time to the farm on Perrin hill has raised some corn that has created considerable comment for is excellence. A gentleman from Worcester who saw the corn tried to peFsuaae MT. Hastings to exhibit il in the corn growers exhibition in Wor- eester next month. The cobs average over twelve inches in length and the rows of kernels are large and even. CARD
 We wish to sincerely thank all our kind relatives, friends and neighbors, for their beautiful floral tributes, kind acts, and sympathy during the last illness and funeral of our beloved fa- llef Afiu bfUtHtI.
 Maude E. Williams,
 NIT. and Mrs. Edward A. Williams,
 E. T. Williams and Family,
 Mrs. L. NJ. Munroe,
 Mrs. Josie Nickers.
 Rev. A. V. C. P. Huizinga has just published Discussions on Damna- tion, a small pamphlet which treats the subject carefully and in a scholar ly manner. It is dedicated to his for mer parishioners of Thompson, whose pleasant relations he remembers. The essay is for sale at the Bible House, New York, by Randolph R. Beam, publisher. Single copies 20 cents. The current number of the Bibliotha Sacra has long article from MT. Huizinga on aAuthorityn which is given the first place in the issue.
 Usually an election of new Con- gress and State officers receives the greatest attention and usually causes a great deal of excitement. Not so this year. Aviation takes first place in pub lie interest; the newspapers give it the most prominent place in the paper, giving it more space than about the e lection, and illustrates half dozen races daily, while about tall we hear that gets any general attention Is Colo nel Roosevelt's speeches, most of them being very scrappy. The voting will also be very light this year. People failing to register in their deep absorp- tion in aviation meets.
 Clarence H. Clifford, now a student at Brown university, has been present. ed gifts of an aggregate value of about slO0 by the members of the Baptist church at Pascoag, R. l., where he has been the acting pastor during the sum- mer months. The gifts are in recog- milton of MT. Gifford's very efficient services for the church. They were presented at reception held las week. Among the presents was purse of s75 in gold. Other remem- brances were mileage book and an insurance policy. MT. Clifford, who has just entered upon his third year of study at the university, is to enter the 
 We have received pamphlet from Rev. l.. T. Linholm, former pastor of the Woodstock Swedish Congregation al church, but nov pastor of the Swe- dish Immanuel Congregations Church New York city. The pamphlet Is the of the tenth anniversary of his church. It has an excellent like ness of Rev. MT. Lindholm and also . picture of his church. He Is the same ever busy pastor in doing his own spe- cial work and building up missionary among the Swedish peo- pie in his neighborhood. He hes im- proved his church and also added 10 it a fine large pipe organ. which is also in the pamphlet. Rev. MT. Lindholm now stands very prominent among the Swedish ciergymen of New York.
 State Forester Samuel \. Spring of New Haven, James H. Cutler, re- gently returned from Indiana, who is . director of United States forestry, to- eelher with the following members Of the Wolf Den association, Mrs. M. H. Medbury, Mrs. c. E. Shaw, Mrs. George Nichols and Mrs. F. J. Danieis,