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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-10
NOTICE.
In The District Court CT The United States.
For The Eastern District Of Kentucky.
In Bankruptcy.
NOTICE.

In the matter of G. II. Ruble Bank
rupt. On this 9th day of April A. d.,
1917, on considering the petition Of the
aforesaid bankrupt for discharge, filed
on the 9th day of May. A. D, 1916.
1t is ordered by the court that hear
ing be had upon the same on the 18th
day of June a. D., 1917. before said
court at Covirgton in said district at
10 o clock, IN the forenoon. or as near
thereto as practicable, and that notice
thereof be published one time IN the
Central Reccld, newspaper printed IN
said district. and all known creditors
and other persons in interest may APP
pear at said time and place and show
cause. if any they have, why the PRAYER
OF said petitioner should not be granted.
WITNESS the Honorable A. NJ. J.
Cochran, Judge of said Court. and the
seal thereof, at Frankfort in said dis
tri"t, on the p day Of April A. d. 1917.
j. W. Menzies, Clerk.
Chas. n. Wizard, d. C.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-10
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR
OPENING ROAD.

Notice is hereby given that on the
2Sth day of Nav 1917, ID. l.. Gabhard
ct al, will present to the Hon. C. a.
Arnoll, Judge OF the Garrard COUNTY
Court. petition in which. said Court
will be asked to cause public road to
be opened in Gsrrard County, Ky. be-
ginning in Road district No |. on road
No. Us uear Ben CglIco's residence
and running in southern direction
through the lands of Ben Calico, Jesse
Parks. b. l.. Gsbbard, and ending at
the Rockcastla and Garrard County line.
Said petition will request said Court
to appoint viewers and make all orders
necessary and grant all proper relief
in the premises.
W. A. DOTY, Co. Road EnE.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-10

Mr.. David Ross has returned from a
rrcuperative stay at Martnsville Ind.
Mrs. Lucy Arnold is here for a visit
70 her brother, MIR. Parker Gregory.
and family.
Mrs. Fred Neighbors. Of Louisville.
is visiting her parents. Alr. and Mrs.
j. Il. Bourne.
Miss Anne Reid has returned from
a delightful siN months stay IN Saint
Cloud. Florida.
Mr.. I. j. Price spent last Tuesday in
banyille. the guest Of his sister Mrs.
Fannie Price Grant.
DR.. ". A. Wheeler * in Louisville
this week attending the Kentucky
Dental Association.
DR.. ana Mrs. J, $. Gilbert and son.
James Burnett, have returned from a
visit to Shclbyvile.
Mrs. Eleanor Burkhart of Cincinnati.
Is the attractive guest of Misses Mar
tha and Helen Gill.
/ Mr.. Clyde Moore Of Lexington is the
guest Of his father, sir K. :. Mope
al the Simpson House.
Mrs. j. Roe Young and Miss Francis
Grant, have Just returned from a pleas
ant visit to Cincinnati.
( Mrs. Carlton EIkin and little daugE-
ter, Emily Ann. are visiting her grand
parents at Liberty Ky.
Mrs. j. K. Mount was called to
| Frankfort Wednesday, by the death of
her friend, Mr., }. r. Shaw.
Mrs. William Mason and son. Billie,
Mrs. William X Cook motored TO Lex
ington last Monday for the day
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Oldham Of
Richmond. were recent guests Of the
latters parents, Judge and Mrs. c: A.
Arnold.
Mrs. +, l.. Browning and little son.
Robert, and Miss Carrie Miller are in
Lebanon, the guest of Mrs. BrownIngs
parents.
Mesdames W. A. Price. I. j. Price.
J. w. Elmore and Miss Mamie Stormes
Dunn, motored to Lexington yesterday
for the day.
Mrs. X. 4. Rowland ana children Of
Little Rock Ark. are visiting their
parents and grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Scion Henry.
Mrs. A. S. Rice. of Atlanta. Ga. is
here for visit to her sister and brother
MIR. and Mrs Jim Hatcher. and Mr..
and Mrs. George Hatcher.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-10
FLEETWOOD.-FITE.

The following item will be of interest
to friends;
"Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Curry announce
the marriage of their sister, Miss
Edith Fleetwood to MIR. Augustus A.
Fite, at their home at Lancaster Ky.
on May s, 1917. After May 22nd they
will be at home at Rome. Georgia.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-10

STRAYED-To my place about
March 18th. a hog weighing about 100
lbs. also another one about April 1st.
K. NJ. Moss. Bryantsviile, XIV.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-10

LOST Black, rinG-neck Shepherd
dog, about half grown. Last seen in
Lancaster, May 9th. ANY information
VIII be appreciated. X. II. Ward.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-10-25
CLIFTON

Miss Lena Hamilton spent Sun
day in River Falls.
Quite number from here atten.
ded the funeral of Peter Frey at
Big River Saturday.
Glen Gilmore and wife and little
daughter of ST. Paul spent a few
days recently at the home of Mrs.
M. Dunseath.
Ravena Boles spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
Hersey Bennington of this place,
M. Chinook of River Falls and
the Fay Bros. of Hammond made a
business trip to Iowa last week.
VIM. Lubric and family Sundayed
at the VIM. Huppert home.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-10-25
DIGS ROOT CELLAR
Turns Up a Skull of Someone Dead
Who Was Petrified

A petrified human head was I'M
earthed on farm near Virginia, Mimi,
by Irwin Freidrichs, who dug a root
cellar recently. The stone is white,
weighs three and one-half pounds and
is perfect in formation. The teeth
are distinguishable and the features
are plain.
Local archaeologists are Of the be-
lief that it is the head of an Indian,
buried centuries ago. The specimen
has been sent to the University Of
Minnesota.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-10-25
Bids for County Funds Depository

In compliance with Section 683 of Revised
Statutes all banks, banking institutions and
trust companies are hereby notified that at
the annual meeting of the County Board of
Pierce County to convene on the 18th day
of November, 1917, there will be placed before
said board for its action and approval any and
all bids from such banks, banking institutions or
trust companies for the deposit of the funds of
said county for the year commencing JAN
uary 1, 1918. Such proposals must be filed
with the County Clerk at least one day
before the meeting of said board and must
state the rate of interest the bidder viii
pay on daily balances. such interest being
computed and credited to the county at the
end of each month and such deposits and ac-
crued interest being held subject to draft and
payment at all times on demand
Dated at Ellsworth, Oct. 10, 1917.
o. J. HoHLE,
County Clerk. Pierce Co.. Wis.
(First publication Oct IL, 1910
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-10-25

Presented Actress With Potatoes
After Nine. Seraphine Astafova, the
Russian dancer, had finished her act in
a London theater recently, two British
soldiers presented her with basket OF
potatoes and tWo-pound bag OF sugar
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-10-25
A Wise PRAYER.

Give us what is good, whether we
pray for it or not; and avert from us
the evil, even if we pray for it.-Pray-
er Of Socrates.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-10-25
SOUTH MARTELL

Miss E. Helgeson of Ellsworth
was a guest at the Rev. Aaberg
home last week.
Pupils of school district No, 8 are
getting ready for Mothers Day.
E. Bjerking has purchased Mo-
line tractor.
The young ladies' and children's
societies met with Elvira SebiOn on
Saturday and were we'll attended.
Miss Myrtle Baardson has return
ed to Hudsonafter spending week
with relatives here and ia Gilman.
Home cards have been distribu-
ted among the patrons of Dist. 3.
Birdie Albertson attended a par
eel shower Saturday, given in hon
or of Miss Hilda Nelson, bride Of
the near future.
Rev. Aaberg will conduct mission
services at Blair next Sunday.
Vendla Eckstrom spent Sunday
with Christine Void at the Jul Lund
home.
Selma Bjerking, who is teaching
near Ono, visited the home folks on
Saturday and Sunday.
The Misses Amelia Hanson and
Mollie Baardson were entertained at
supper Saturday at the E. Bjerking
home.
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-10-25
Ell PASO

y -
!: + IS:
Those who visited at Saltwater
and Hudson last week were ]. Lin
der and wife, M. missing and wife,
Mrs. Steen, Margie Starin, Olga
Moen, Leo Inner and Gust Place.
Mrs. Anna Teoreson has gone to
Dallas.
Miss Emma Olson is home from
Minneapolis for an indefinite stay
with her parents.
Several from here attended the
funeral Of Robert Kealy at Ham
mond Saturday.
Rev. Beschta offated at the fun
eral of the late Mrs. Frank Hines,
Br.. held at Lost Creek Monday.
John Iverson AID wife visited at
o. Stems Sunday.
Ed Sheldrew and family spent
Sunday at Rock Elm.
L. A. Hasvey of ST. Paul is doing
blacksmith work for c ]. Meehan.
1. !. |: ss's'*:''::
8. +
PRESCOTT
1. i. + +
Claude Caldwell has resumed his
duties at the Bank of Prescott af-
tee two weeks vacation.
This city was we'll represented at
the stock show in Hastings Saturday.
Miss Mary Miller is taking a
course as nurse in a ST. Paul hospit-
al.
!: i. !. 1. +
ONO
+ +
Mrs F. J. Martin recently under
went an operation at St. Paul hos
pital and is doing nicely at present.
Miss Margaret Michaels of MaiC-
en- Rock spent several days last week
with Helen Harvey.
Mrs. Frank Dewey recently took
her little son. Roy, to Rochester for
medical treatment.
! Mr.. and Mrs J. Carmichael were
here from Eagle Bend, Mimi, to at
tend the funeral of the late Mrs Joe
! Mortimer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-10-25
NeighbOrhOOd News

EAST DONEGAL
l. 4
/: I. /: /. /. !. !. !:
Jee Tyler and wife of Clifton visi-
ted at Edward Tyler's Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Janovec visited in Min
neapolis few days last week.
Joe Cobian has moved into the
Joe Kusilek house in Glass Valley.
Rose Pochacek went to Kassun,
Mimi, Saturday to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Dennieson.
Vino, Anna and Marie Johnson
spent Sunday at John Hackers.
Mrs. Frank Pechacek was in st.
Paul Saturday.
John Dvorack and wife visited at
Mrs. Globes Sunduy.
Agnes Johnson, who has been
spending the summer at Prescott.
returned home Sunday.
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-10-25

County Clerk, Pierce Co., Wis.
(First publication Oct. II, 1917
Putnam patriot., 1917-01-05
Woodstock Churches
Unite

WEST WooDSTOCR-Ser will be
fld 1t the Congregational church
fxt Sunday morning. The Baptist
hurch will be closed for the next
Y rec months. This is in accordance
ith the plan adopted at the fedora
'bn of the two churches.
{ Miss Ora e Summer of Putnam has
zen spending few days at her home
IRE.
miss Bernice Bates of Stamford has
Sumed her duties after spending a
Rek at her home here.
lrving Frost of Brooklyn, n. Y,
rs been recent guest of his sister,
rs. Mowry Ross, Jr.
Miss Sarah Gilnn was a guest at J.
q PERKINS, last sunday.
Mrs. George Sumner and daughter
&ace were lcallers at Benjamin Bos-
NTth's of Eastford last Saturday.
iSyillard Davis and Elmer Calkins
We been employed at William
Hith's of the Red W bite district.
Eliss Ethel Haskell has returned
kn a two wee K 5 visit Mt her home
E3ournedale, Mass.
Hiss Ruth Bates has resumed her
les at East Thompson after spend.
y The holidays with her parents
rye.
rs. Nancy Howard is spending a
n weeks with her brother, Waldo
.afpenter.
a4ews has been received here of the
liofh OF George Ross of New Haven.
~, Ross formerly spent his summers
and was well .known in the vii.
Putnam patriot., 1917-01-05
COasting Party at Quadic

A party of ten young people gath
cred on the schoolhouse hill last week
Thursday night to enjoy an evening of
coasting. The hill WAS glare with ice,
and as much merriment took place in
the endeavor to reach the top of the
hill as in the coasting.
The ice on the Reservoir is six or
more inches thick and very smooth.
Several of the boys and girls have
lately spent many hours skating over
the frozen surface.
Miss Blanche B. Wilson returned to
Ira Munyan's OH Sunday
The district school opened Tuesday
with the usual attendance of pupils.
Carpenters are at work on one of the
houses owned by Mrs. Lula Pettis. The
piazza is being newly fiooTed and new
pillars have been put up.
Alfred Russ and Joseph Potter took
dinner with Bert Russ and family on
Sunday.
Putnam patriot., 1917-01-05
TENDERNESS IN EVERY MAN
How II Made Itself Apparent In MicLy
MediIi of X Troop, Trainer of
Famous ARM Horse.

There is certain amount of tender
ness in he makeup of every man. Ii
was put there for the benefit of women
and children, Soldiers and sailors are
consis 'eIcy herded away from the nat
ural objects of this trait. and that is
why pets do so well in squad rooms.
No one could wish cur kindlier fate
than to fall in with company of in
fantry, and barracks are usually clut-
tered with every form of animal life.
from horned toads to monkeys. Micky
Medill had known little of affection,
but he loved the slim black gelding.
says a writer in Scribner's. He went
about the training with the tenderness
of mother for a child. He was sorry
for the colts terror, and he, above all
men. could sympathize with Kavass'
friendliness and the dread that X troop
had of him. In the end the colt forgot
the bitter experience of his recruit
weeks, and finally kavass of X troop
became-well, Kavass of X troop. He
knew every trick that kindness and
patience can teach an intelligent horse.
He became the best three-mile horse
in the army. He could leap u tive-foot
hurdle without apparent effort. He
won an important steeplechase when
the troop was stationed at Fort Meyer.
Va. He attended n New York horse
show and took ribbons in the charger
class. lie was one of the few animals
that were landed in Cuba with the
army of Santiago. He was wounded
back of lei Caney, and so became an
army hero. At last he distinguished
himself internationally by carrying an
important message ITO miles in 10
hours. during the threatened Ute up
rising-a message that is generally
conceded to have averted threatened
Indian war.
No Arab of romance was ever more
devoted master than the regenerated
Micky Medill. He had found some
thing that repaid affection. As the
rider and trainer of Kavass, he be-
came somebody In his little world.
The captain perceived his talent. and
he was made stable orderly, and final
ly sergeant.
Putnam patriot., 1917-01-05
Bullet Through His Foot

EAST WOODSTOCK - Miss Agnes
" hite is resting comfortably ut the
Day kimbai after an operation per-
formed last week. Walker White is
also patient there, having accidental
ly put \ bullet through his foot while
shooting sparrows from a window in
the barn loft. He is getting along
nicely and no serious results are antici-
psted.
Misses Lyle Turner, Ethel Upham
and Mabel Richardson have returned
to their school duties, William Rich
ardson TO Yale, Allan Upham TO Bos.
ton.
Rev. and Mrs. Turner and Chester
+. May and wife attended the funeral
of former resident, Miss Angie Ken
nedy, in Putnam Tuesday. She was q
member of the Congregational church
in this place.
The annual meeting CT the Library
association was held Tuesday after
noon and the following officers were
elected:
President, Marcus b. Morse
Vice president, Mrs. y, L. White.
Seeretary-treasurer, George Robbins.
Librarian, Mrs. Everett May.
Collector, Mrs. Chester May.
Book committee, Mis- Charles Pike,
Mrs. Everett May, MIR. A. II Hubbard,
Mrs l.. IL. Lindeman.
Entertainment committee, Mrs
George Wetherell, Mrs. George Bos-
worth George Wetherell, Ruth Witter,
Everett May.
A vote of thanks was given the retir
ing president, A @. Morse, for fuel
furnished the past seven years.
Joseph LaMountain and family
have been spending a week with Mr..
Lyon and family in Southbrioge.
Fred Davidson spent the weekend
with relatives in Oxford.
Mrs. j. E. Aldrich is confined TO the
house with the grip.
Putnam patriot., 1917-01-05
Golden Wedding in
Woodstock

The golden wedding of j I. j
son and wife was celebrated at
home on New Years day when 4
fifty relatives and intimate fru
gathered TO congratulate them.
six of their children with their II
lies were present. Gifts in mond
the amount of 500 we're received
the happy couple. Speeches, poe
songs and refreshments were EMO
Mrs. Jessie Marsh is sick witt
grip.
Mrs. f. o. sChaffee and daug
Ethel have been spending ii wee
Hartford.
l.. H. Healy had the misfortune
Friday to get his hand caught in
belt of an ensilage cutter and o
the fingers of his right hand W
badly injured that il had to be al
tated.
Miss Christine Paine who has
seriously sick is recovering.
Mrs. E. j. Corttis and aunt,
Sue Whiting, spent Friday with c
Potter and family.
Friends of Clarence Weaver viii
pleased to learn that be has been
pointed Engineer of Maintenance
Ways of the Southern Georgia
road. His headquarters will be
annah, Georgia.
The Social DANES we're very pl
antly entertained by Ms. Frank
rim last Friday. An entertaining !
gram was presented which include
paper on My Trip to Mxico by n
Calvin Rawson.
Putnam patriot., 1917-01-05
Mill Shut Down lew Year

MECHArICsyILLE - The FrenG
River Textile Company Deserved M
Years day by closing thenill.
George Edison of the knishing d,
partment of the French liver Text
mill has resigned.
Mrs. e. Burgeois is enttaining Id
mother from Wilimantic.
Miss Abbie McKenna spnt the hoH
days in Providence.
John McKenna of Puthm was til
tlest of his grandmother, 1rs. Elizs
9TH McKenna of Meehanitville.
ilomss Bulger has goe to hi
nom in Burlington, VT.
Josph KieIy of Sprinefia was tn,
guStRf his parents over th,weekend
Jhn Lyons is confined toais hom,
wit chicken pox.
Hrry Coville and wifelof Yves
Ihoa pson spent New Year'aay with
Mr-soville's father in this p,ce.
III school opened Tuesday Jan. 2
aitetwo weeks vacation.
Putnam patriot., 1917-01-05
Mrs. SaffOrd's Death

WOODSTOCK - The death of Mrs.
| Henry Stafford removes a woman who
| will be missed by q large circle of
friends. Her maiden name was Doria
Sherman. Nearly her entire life had
been spent in Woodstock, and since
| giving up farm life her home had been
| in South Woodstock. She was genial
an d friendly and the hospitality of her
home had been enjoyed by many
friends and large circle of relatives.
The funeral was attended Thursday
afternoon, the service being conducted
by Rev. +. b. Harrison, pastor of the
church Of which she was n member,
and Rev. Henry Baker of South Wood
stock. The bearers were Ro bert SAT-
ford, +. j. Williamson, Oliver A. His
cox, and Mr.. Frink of Ga nterbury
Burial was on Woodstock Hill. She is
survived by her h 1sbaud, q son, Roo
ert X. Stafford, a daug hter, M RS. Flor
ence Reyes of North Dakota, two grand
sons and an infant granddaug hter.
The deepest sympathy is felt for the
sorrowing family.
Mrs. Henry Lyon spent her 9lst
birthday very pleasantly at the home
of her son, George A. Lyon. Her old
est son, Otlo, spent the day with her.
y
ly, were with her on Sunday.
The psstor 'sSunday morning sermon
al the Fist church was most he pful
and in he evening watch meeting
was held. AL 8 20 O'Clock the annual
&. K. business meeting was held and
TIA following officers elected:
q President, Herbert Nelson.
ia Vice president, Albert Williams.
q | Secretary and treasurer, Miss Helen
n erey.
i. hAt9 O'Clock Mrs. Harrison opened
n ID meeting with praise service. Rev.
q l ElmquisL gave an account of Billy
il fday's booze sermon. A social hour
n iAwed with bible games and refresh
MS. Al 10 the pastor conducted
a Impressive service the keynote OF
re "h was "Forgetling the things
d wa are behold Miss Leslie sum
" nepd rennyson s" Ring out the old,
d riht the new AT II O'CLOCK : G
cnul bell rang and the pastor clio
r ing yer was followed by The mp
is ny joining hands and gin
n nleSe the tie that binds.p T
lie comp then went TO the s edi l
ID cnuIcind sang and wished all !
happtw Year. "BIesl be ct.
10 Was az sung, in both Swedl b ID
40 Engitst
Of MISS i Gallup of Providence Wis.
40 lieu III last week.
MIS-, pson and daughter were in
,g rioVioeu3h NE first OF the week.
K, naIiy Id and friend spent New
ieai a. teyside,
John GA aad wife s,artad ,vaa-
u. nesday fort weeks, sIsv in Florida
g. Mrs. Ridl has been in Boston a
few days.
Putnam patriot., 1917-01-05
Woodstock School Report

ae banner this month goes TO Elm
. which had a record of SO per
South Primary stood second
! 9S 8 per cent. Seven schools
y record of above 81 per cent. and
one fell below 80 per cent. The
Ege for the town was 50 per cent.
is hard TO get good attendance
hg the winter months and we hope
leach one will make an effort TO
&othing except illness serve as an
BE for staying out.
my hearts were made glad at the
&stmas season by the kindness of
leachers and pupils in several of
Schools and we wish to thank
= and the parents and friends who
ned so heartily in the good work.
|oe Woodstock Hill school furnished
sner and gifts for large family of
~ children in Putnam and with
acher drove to Putnam land pre-
"a the gifts.
& South Woodstock Grammar
a gave dinner and gifts to an
large family in Phtnam.
ough the efforts of Miss Flora
Nh of East Woodstock dinner and
~ we're provided for third large
eedy family in Putnam.
J. Recount of painting and repairs
1. I'D White school will not open
i an. Sth. The Hill school did
s. bse until Dec. % and will open
h. Sth. All other schools will
an. End for the new term.
4 Florence LOOMS of Lebanon
graduate of Willimantic Nor.
= chool will teach in English
y oorhood. Miss Marie Danielson
& Rose, Mass, who is graduate oil
\ college, will teach The Quosset
III We bespeak for these new
Us hearty welcome and oul
4 following pupils are ready fol
g Isl certificate: Gladys Young
e Morgan and Eric Erickson
d 81 south Grammar school and
i JDavies and Ethel Flammer o
tim Primary school.
~ Young has the honor OF beins
~ this year 10 secure the firsl
ceie.
Signed,
f. w. Barber.
Putnam patriot., 1917-01-05
West Glocester Happeni Vest

Skating was highly enjoyed
young people on Hawkins POI
past week.
Miss stella ,Tewgood of Eos
visiting her sister, Mrs. Randall
William Humes and wife ent,
ed their daughter, Mrs. Bert w
husband, and son William from
insville, the past week,
Mrs. II. 4. Hawkins, Henri,
Alta Hawkins returned Friday
visit in NorVieh with w. A. /
and family.
An auto truck loaded with
from Woonsocket ran of the ba
the state road near the Cady
New YEARS. day about | O'Clock
afternoon. With the aid of
Hawkins they got the truck o
stayed at Mr. Hawkins over mig
started for Webster with theil
Tuesday morning.
Putnam patriot., 1917-01-05
keh GrOsVenOrdale lens

=, Mary Rich has ret he'd to
iunu llege after spending d holi.
days Y = her parents.
Sydn Carlson, the infant on of
MI. a'1 RS. John Carlson, die Jan.
!, aooe ven O'Clock in the ching.
Wedne&y afternoon ou'e
Miss Eat,e Rar,b;a,aos Il
sHn = ing her cousin, Willie ine
WI RS. Leon Kreft and ilng
son guests at the hod of
b. Tourtee '"" j.
The scfl0Ioonenoa r,asa.u
vacation 10 naahs yer
Edward1 ,a
ohu,oh So. his way home I'm
~ 80 nfnmorning. He is uier
VIC oe Russell of Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1917-01-05
WiISOHgIIIe Notes

y who attended the supper at
the list church in Webster last
naoi night were Mr.,and Mrs. w.
y. Mrs. Burton Upham, MS.
Una Webster, and Mrs. A. K. Bid
well
d Mrs. Joseph Welch of Bos-
Ton New Years with her par
ents, and Mrs. James WEIGH.
ID Monast of Worcester was the
guoel lends over New Years.
Hattie Staley who returned
the Memorial hospital IN
svoscr is improving very slowly.
ENorrarty of Putnam who hes
oeSn ting his sister, Mrs. Frank
WIS eturned home Tuesday.
Dr. aler returned home Monday
itter Ding relatives In News York.
Putnam patriot., 1917-01-05
Fish Story.

Theras a fish dinner. and Henri
etta, q Ave- was doing considerable
grumt about couple of bones
that snite her mothers caution,
were | er portion. Edith, aged six,
nstene. / Henrietta for some time
withoR ,omment. Then, suddenly.
she % out. patience having appar-
emily fsaed its limit: "For goooness
sake. isr;atta don't fuss so! God
put aere I"