Putnam patriot., 1910-05-06
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 Mr. Whitaker is to build a new barn
 intake the place of the one recently de-
 sreyed by fre-
 C. C. Dlney is out with new six
 passenger automobile
 Ii lis being suggested that seMe ac-
 ton be taken that will stop the dump
 iug of rubbish beside the highway near
 our village. Several of the drives are
 really becoming unsightIy. 1t is hoped that people who oWn property l sdloining the highway will aid the i'm 1 pavement society in any endeayor . ihey may make to cheek any further l dumping of refuse beside their prem. ises
 Oscar Munvan moved to his new purchase last Monday, the Sibley farn. The line of electric and telephone pCles has been extended down West street and the Marcy road as far as Edward Fester,s in whose residence a telephone has been installed. The york of setiinglthe poles does credit fc the Telephone Co. The poles are straight set in straight line, and paint ed, aiding the improvement society in their work of beaptifying the village.
 Mf. Wall, the new clerk, is to move into one of the DOane cottages at Prim. rose farm.
 The ground at Cunningham corner near the trolley station, from which gravel was taken to build the State road last fall, has been leveled oil and finished with lOam 6TNC Contractor Vito.
 The new wall alongside the Daniel Arnold place on the County Home road that has been being built for the last month is nearing completion and adds much to the looks of the already improved property In that section Of the town.
 MT. Hastie, who has been engaged in the stable at Mir. Reamss. has finish ed and gone to Boston to work. It is to be regretted that MT. Elastic goes ting acquainted with him and his es- umable wife.
 MT Ryan lost . valuable horse. It gotinjuted in the barn.
 Several of the farmers in Brandy hill section have stopped sending milk to Boston.
 A meeting of the w. C. T. U.. was held at the residence Of Mrs. George Law on Thursday, the 2Sth, twenty- four members and four visitors being present. The president, Mrs. Jennie Robinsop, presided after several months, absence on account of the ill., ness of her husband. Regrets were ey- pressed at the absence of Mrs. Oscar Tourtellotte who Is recovering from . severe attack of grippe. Mise .Edythe Woodland presided at the piano. The meeting was opened with the crusade hymn, prayer by Mrs. Van Natter, hymn We Belong" and by repeating fbe W. C. T. U. pledge, and roll call. Ms. BiSby was appointed delegate for the County convection to be held soon In Putnam. No new members were admitted. All routine business being disposed of, literary programme was given and the temperance question. pro and con, discussed. Report of last meeting was read, discussed and &C., cepted. Readings weFe given by Mrs. Minnie Bixby, Mrs. Asa Ross, Mrs. Goodwin. Miss Nellie Towne, Mrs. soper. Mrs. E. F. Thom mpson, the Treas Ter. read excellent articles upoff sNsts fS~ oA1L1S V0QSC lIOAs1 St4C V AsoAs signa, Miss ris SOper sang "Face to Face. Mrs. Law recited The Old Man and the Stylish Church which was most excellent. every line teach Ing lesson upon the false and true in religion and church service, and right here your correspondent wishes to say ihat from an extensfye search and reading upon this subject. the past year nAs developed, without any doubt, the fact that . higher and more sincere spirit of worship In church york in it's many branches hes been obtained. In many church cholrs . chorus of young voices, where possible, have taken the psace of the opera sanGes, the pews are Tree to all, rieh or poor, and even from many pulpits there b less of doetrinal and theological Questions discussed and ,he plain teachlngs which even the caildren can undeFstand q the Bible and salvation ars given. Temperance also has gained . stroug foOthoid. Mrs. Van Natter, evangelissic superin- tsndent of the W. c. II. U., spoke in- terestinGly. The next meeting. it Is expected, will he held with hes. Mrs. Ella Carleton took for her subject " Echoes" Mis Blythe Woodard iead . very interesting article, Mn- Dr. Williams road . very impressive article which pleased all. The meet ing ciOsed with the benedictiOn. A d. iightful social hour followed with the singing ef hymney aftof vhteh Ars. Law ssrsed aa elaborate and de- iicious lunch.
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