Putnam patriot., 1911-08-04
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THOM PSON

t9e eSsracters being as follows:
 oms.raret o Henley, an heiress,
 hals"'N Beatrice Kennedy ,,.nbemia Addison, her chaperon, EupNN' Mrs. Grace Moves s.ab lane Lovejoy, from the Lost osiHN Nation, Mrs. Everett Rhodes v.t;s O'Connor, Miss Henley's serv. ha' ont Edna Hal ,..bara Livingston, Edith Logee Retlie Cameron, Bessie Eddy nAi'' Miss Henley's guests
 Inst Lizzie, the ghost, Nellie Ryan ,us y,ss Alias, Jennie Johnson Miss Alibl, ona uateS
 lack Eggleston and James Reading
 Act |, A room in Miss Henley's country house.
 act Interior of cottage on Spook l'iaS act 3. Scene same as Act ?. A week ;s snpposed to have elapsed.
 Music was given between the acts psfreshments were for sale. There a,as a large audience although the play was repeated. Watch for the postals of Miss Fearless x Go.
 
 Clinton Lewis and wife welcomed a daughter Saturday, July 29th.
 Rev.J. N. Garst preached very in- taresting sermon from Romans s, 8, ,evt being: "Who shall separate Us from the love oflChrist."
 Rev. !. N. Garst will spend his va cstion at Tennessee with his parents.
 Corbin. Bradford and Geissler left pntnam sunday morning for an ex- tended touring trip to Montreal.
 E. F. Rhodes and wife, Floyd Bow en and family and Mir. Elliott's truck load from this vicinity attended the Douglas camp meeting on Sunday.
 Otis Basto's funeral will be conducted by Rev. J. \. Garst at the CongTega- tional church Wednesday at II a. m.
 We had very helpful and pleasing storm Monday, rainfall being one inch.
 Miss Mary Chase will lead the B. Y. P. |. Aug. 9th.
 The Baptist choir will meet at Miss Jennie Johnson's home Aug. 9th.
 Rev. J. K. Moore is spending his va cation at Short beach, New Haven.
 Thomas Ryan is visiting in Dover, NH.
 A covenant meeting was held at the Baptist church Aug. 9th, at 2.30 p. m.
 The Central Baptist Sunday school held their picnic at Bates grove Aug. lst, having a clam bake. Transporta- ton was provided by MT. Elliott's s truck.
 Quinnatisset grange No. 65, will have theil picnic at Bates grove, Aug. 9th.
 Miss Florence Donnell is visiting friends in town.
 Chandler Jones is visiting John Wicks.
 MT. Baekus and son Lawrence left town Saturday for Oak Bluffs.
 Miss Nellie Ryan left town Saturday for Vermont.
 Miss Bertha Flynn, formerly of South Woodstock, will be united in marriage to Paul Collins of New Ha- ven Aug. 4th at her home in Norwich. Arthur w. Mills and family are spending their vacation at his fathers. Miss Florence Pardee has returned to New Haven.
 0. E. Mills is again at home.
 Judge |. N. Mills, IL. D. of New York and Mrs. Tourtellotte of Minne- apolis were in town last Sunday.
 Rev, J. K. Moore and family left for their summer vacation on Monday.
 Mrs Davis of Fall River, sister of the late Mrs. William Segar of Brandy Hill, is visiting William Segar.
 Mrs. J. E. Smith of Burrillville, k. l., is the guest of Mrs. James Ryan.
 Work has commenced on the land recently purchased by MT. Ream Of R. N. Chandler.
 Fire Warden Thomas Ryan was cal led to ,BurriIlville and appeared before the town council of that town in re- gard to the expense of extinguishing the forest fires in Buck Hill district last spring.
 The cellar for the new house to be built at George Ballard's place has been completed and the rough lumber furnished by J o. Fox of Putnam Is on the lot ready for the carpenter.
 C. L. Knight, who at present is en- gagged with quite force Of men, Is erecting a house at Bowditch, k. IY for Dexter Elliott.
 John R. Dexter, formerly of this place, recently appointed by Coy. oss os forestry inspector, has been located in Fall River.
 Holders of MiddleseX Banking Co. bonds coming due either Sept. or Oct. l can be paid in full at any time Wwith interest up to date of payment 0eo' E' Shaw, Agt.
 The 9Sth birthday of Andrew Mliis' July 25th, passed very quietly Tn the old home with his children, grand children and great grandchildren ana a few of his friends and neighpors. There was an elegant birthday cake: He was toasted by Miss Gleason o1 Chicago.
 0 bring the birthday cake,
 Do in the fun partake,
 Harrah. grandfather's ninety-elght
 Ring with jovial cheer,
 Tell everyone about us here
 Of grandfather's Happy years Also poem of his hfe. Congratula- tons were received from many frlends from Maine to Seattle. Judge Isaac Newton Mills, L. L. D., writes, con. gratulating him on attaining his great age in such sound physical and men tal health, My recent researches lhto our family history indicate that you nave already lived longer than any other male members of our iafnlly III this country. One female, daughter or John Mills 2nd lived to be one nun dred and two years. I take klns- mans pride in your long life-ln lhe Tact that it has always been exem piary and honorable." Also congratula latiohs from Rev. Amasa Morse, by ms own hand, who will be 9S on May 1912.