Putnam patriot., 1916-11-03
Ellen Petersen Died Monday
ilngram Family Leaves Town
6Ood Time at Grange

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 Improvements are being made or the Sunset Hill toad by grinding ul some of the low places. The grave being obtsined frem MT. Covell's plsc' al Sunset Hill where the cutting dowr of the hill between the highway anl the house is being done. Ellen Peterson, the four year olS daughter of MT and Mrs. Robert Pet terson, died in hospital in Boston or Monday. The body was brought tS Thompson on Tuesday afternoon tt their summer home on county hom, road, where funeral services were held on Thursday st two o'clock Her i'll ness was very sad and one which pug zled sll experiments of the doctors dr. Petterson yielding to their advice in any endesvor 10 cure her. She dieo the day before her birthday wheE shs would have been four years old.
 The Death of Little Child Helen, daughter of MT and Mrs. Rob
 ert Peterson, Thompsonl Like . rosebud in garden
 Half hidden from,our view,
 WAS a little child once cared for By 8 mother whom 1 knew. She attended it with loving care, As only mother knows;
 And she watched her little rosebud To bloom in fife rose.
 AS time went drifting onward And the golden hours passed by, One day there came message, And il read thus, from on high: Heaven wants another angel, Little Helen too must die.
 Oh, sweet emblem of rare beauty, With your eyes of heavens blue, You are gone, yes gone forever From the mother who 50 loved you. Now the house is stilled in silence, And the echoes seem to say, Do net wait fof me, dear mamma, l have gone awny to stay.
 By little casket white
 Stands 8 loving mother weeping, And she says, "My child is dead" But God knew twas only sleeping. On it's face smile still fingered As its eyes were closed ill sleep, Telling loved ones not to murmur, That this death to her WAS sweet. Do not weep, dear christian mother, Above that little mound,
 For your rosebud is in heaven So adorn a mothers crown.
 Mrs. Henry Elliott, Miss Augustf Elliott and MT. and Mrs. Dexter El liott attended the wedding of Mis- Dorothy Elliott in New York on Sat urday.
 A truck about the heaviest loaded that has been observed passing through the village from Sunset hill farm loaded with bags of windfalI apples One might judge by the size of tht load that there were more than one hundred and twenty five bushels.
 Deputy Sheriff Bates set out the fur nilure of Mignone the fruit pedier who has occupied the Read place tht past two years having been warned according to law to vacate and reiusing to do so resulted in the action of tht sheriff last Friday.
 A hearing on the case of suspicion against MT Warren of Quadic O being concerned in causing the fire tS the house occupied by MT. Adams o that place was held before Justic, Ryan on Friday. There not being evi dence sufficient to warrant any furlhe proceedings, he was released from GUS tody.
 The work on the grounds of Mir Gladdings property is in progress or some of the drives. Several teams witl men are employed.
 A moving truck came from Provi denee on Tuesday and took the good' of Mir. and IFS. Howard Ingraham t' Harrington, k. l., where they are t' reside. Their daughter, Mrs. Jani Tower of Providence, was also here 1T her automobile, her parents goint away with her. Their going seem like the removal of landmark in tn, history of our community as they hav' figured in it's makeup for the pas twenty-five years. MT. lngraham wa very likable person and figure t' be seen every morning serving the peo pie with milk and other dairy pro ducts for the past sixteen years, unti last sum mer on account of his healtf he sold his cows and gave up his rout and decided to remove to Rhode Is land, his native state, nearer to hi two daughters and other relatives. Dr George V. Town, the yeteranian, tool care of the horse and shot him, NJ r Ingraham not wishing to dispose O him.
 Miss Olney closed her house on Mon day and returned to her winter hom in Hartford.
 Miss Wiley is spending the week II New York.
 The missionary society of the Con gTegational church met with Nils Martha Knight on Wednesday.
 Mrs. Stephens has returned 10 Caro lyn hall from hunting trip in Wyo ming.
 Mrs. Henry Elliott and Miss Angus ta Elliott returned from New York or Thursday, having attended the mar riage of Miss Dorothy Elliott on 5at urday.
 Miss Lewis entertained the whis club on Thursday.
 Fenner Peckhan is back from Prov fdence. several cases of infanlile para , Iysis being among the pupils of th Moses Brown school where he attend ed. It is said that two have died.
 The suffrage meeting that was | have been held at Miss Knights ol Thursday was postponed until mex week on account of the president, Mis Granger, being suddenly called out 0 town.