Putnam patriot., 1911-02-10

Y J. s visiting -oesz rs.aIlEes-
-Paai Bosa=zs q Hsly5ss Mass
+ i visiting ss,asEses Is iesa-
-3fizs Emms Merriam i visiting
f her grandmo1her la Pa@suekel
i p. A. Naryelt and vie speni -ll-
day il PraaIazncs
-Ralph Bradford has s8easeis4
. Fred Core.a a. o9okkeeper f7r he
f enid Lum6er EoFparzacn.
William -aeesey u spencer as
/ the guest over sunday u Mr.. and Mn
u Il Dwyef-
- meeting q TIE hostesses foF FEB
nary q lie ioeal chapssr, =. A r.
= a. he'd ~ith Ars- E. l.. T7ffsy. Moa-
dsy afternoon.
Miss Catherine 5e~srd q Grove
street, entertained 3 oily party q
young friends Il her home Tuesday
evening a. an Old fashioned candy pail
-Coatraesor Julien Belierose l. ilI a.
his home On BsUey street. Mr.. Belle
f9-e has been confined . his home fer
several months y sickness. bst his
condition Ter the Ia.g Ts0 Or three
DAYS is not - favorable.
The game between Hose company
No s1d tae Hook and Ladder e5u-
pans - have Ten 2 syed ue1s Taes-
dsy pizat. aa- been.Ho-sp5nsd 81 ~
casat - Tie date e0ahleting 9Th he
Valentine Tea
-51f4s Car8Esa senior = GzEeza.
y 8 father u Pats9.maa julius
Csrssef. ta.- ci5y. Is critically .,5 4lIas
home q Dis daughter Mrs.. Arthur
James in DanIe.sau. He Is = Eeafs
o.d
u T. Ktagdsn. recently injured Ia
trsI IS aecIdeBtfn hiIangiy. and 8a-
I'll late. y ~ inmate d the Day kim
tsH hospital, sas removed on Mon
DAY - as 5f3thsr=Iu tsN, Mr Ie-
Kiaasey. 81 hamilton, Ontario. h tae
-5meeiHe Mas hospital the rela-
uyes u Nr. Kingdom belaz residents
& that clsy.
PRED H geroIn Of Fremont street
las resigned IS aooskeerer aud pas
master q the CmId Lambet corpora
ZION Of taI- ely, and On Tuesday morn
ing .efl Tor Newport News. Va. where
a business en- p -neat Is awaiting
bin Ralph Bradford Of south Main
street i succeeding M Corbin in the
office Of the Child 60.
The funeral OF the late Moses ..
Leonard, last Friday afternoon, drew
together a large gathering Of our pro
minent citizens. The funeral Was held
at MS late home on south Main street.
+ The services were conducted by his
pastor, Rev. J. r. 6tuboeu Of the Bap-
list church, assisted by Rev. Z ".
Belcher. pastor Of the Methodist Epis-
eopal church. The theme OF Rev. J.
r. Stub6ert was The Life and Death
OF a Good Man. A quartet from the
| Baptist church sang twice. The sing
efs we're Miss Louise Farley, Miss Ed
| ith Bowen. y. a. Ballard, and Samuel
Rich. The hearers were ] Fred Car
penter. Frank {. Leonard Of Philadei.
phia, F. F Eafnshaw Of New York
IT J. Edwards, II. ". niInghsst and
LLOYD TIHnghast, of Providence. The
floral gifts we're rich and profuse-one
piece fr5m the Putnam Mater Compa-
ms. Of which the decea,ei had oeen IL,
President for fifteen year. v - conspie
a8us among The beautiful tributes. Bl
rial was in Grove street cemetery.
The centenary Of The blrgH q for
ace Greeley ,Feb.8 was observed al
oxer the eeu8lfy. E8logisltc addres>e.
of TIM great mana second Benjamin
FranbHn-were delivered il Congress
and in the Sew York Legislature. II
New York city The memorial service
were numerous and elaborate. in hl,
country home, Chappaqua, y. y.
where he was 50 greatly beloved, IN,
entire population participated. in tn,
memorial services, As did also the resi-
dents Of Amherst. y. III, Mr.. Greedy s
birth place. One Of the irsehers in thi'
city proposed TO have letters and othel
souveniers OF Mi. Greeley brought L
the school. One letter. written by Mr.
Greeley In ls57. Was received. Prinei
pal Tilson, formerly OF Putnam Higt
Z - - ff1a
school thst afternoon, and said, a. he
held 10 that'il gaze him much graiiti
cation, and said Il was the first letter
written by Mr. Greeley. he ever held
Ia his hand. Mr.. Greeley viii ever bt
remembered with the great good men
81 his country.