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Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29
BENTON.

George and Harvey Precht of Kali
sas City visited their parents the past
week. - Fred Stompert made a bus
mess trip to Illinois the first Of the
week. - Herman Hutchins Of Bard
olph, Illinois, made a short visit in
and near Benton City. - Matt Mullins
and family have moved to the ODD
Herman TratcheIl farm which they
have bought. - Mrs. Dan Hildebrani
is convalescing from an operation at
the hospital in Mexico. - The lii, g
daughter of M. A. Brown. also War;
rem Graham are recovering from the
measles. - There arc thrce farm sales
n our community in the next week.
Walter James has a closing out sale
Thursday, Jan. 20. S. P. Carver
has a large sale February End and
VIM. Ray holds a sale February 3rd.
- Lewis Turner who recently sold his
farm has bought the farm where Aug
ust Dugin has lived the past year. -
Mrs. Tom Mitchell who has been ill
for some time is much improved. - A
H. Conklin has moved to the farm re-
Gently owned by Bly, Moon which Mr..
Conklin bought. - Elizabeth Dowell
returned Sunday from St. Luke's hos
pital in st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29
SANTA EE ITEMS.

SANTA tE ITEMS.
NJ. Annie Davis has sod her pop
gly in the west part of town to Gene
Williams for $500. - The Eastern
Stars held all day s4a,,0a here Tues
day, - Lcandcr Hcckart has sold MS
restaurant to Earl Brown. - Misses
Virginia CrciCh, Nell Wilson and
Madge Bozarth attended the County
Teachers meeting at Paris Saturday.
Miss Meta Lawson is on the sick
list. Co. R. L. Purvis was a Paris Wis
tor Saturday. - The entertainment
given by the Camp Fire Girls Saturday
night was we'll attended. They took
in $23.30. - A daughter was born TO
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Calhoun Monday,
January 10. 49, Rev. w. II. Son filed
his regular appointment at the Meth
o3ist Church Sunday morning and
avoaing. - Miss Viola Bybce was the
guest Of Miss Irene Hendricks Sun
day. - Miss Sylvia Bridgford who Is
attending school in Mexico spent the
Weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Bridgford. - Mrs, Fred
3. Peak of Goss, is visiting her par
ants, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Davis. -
Mrs. VIM. Smith and two sons Of Cur
ryville, are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. NJ. Paris. - Mrs. Nan
Williams Of Molino was the guest Of
her son, Gene Williams and wife
Monday. - DR.. H. Gullett and wife
leave Tuesday for their new home in
Stephens, Mo. The Santa Fe people
and community regret very much to
lose this splendid doctor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29
DYE NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Alderman and
daughter, Mr.and Mrs. Ed Kunkel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kircher and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Shook
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Erdel Susday. - Glenn Dubray and
F. LaRue were guests of Jake La Rue
Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. Albert Doeb-
lin, Fred Doeblin, Louise Doeblin, and
Mrs. Fred Doeblin, ST., aided W. l.
Britt to butcher Monday. - Fred and
Edward Roth were in Mexico Mon
day. - Mr. and Mrs. Albert Erdel and
family were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Leritz Sunday. - Mrs. J. c.
Hagan was on the sick list last week.
JIG. Hagan and daughter were in
Mexico Sunday. -- Miss Beulah Erdel
was the guest Of Miss Alma Azdell
Tuesday night. - Miss Irene Hagan
was the guest Of Miss Esther Britt
Wednesday night. - Fred Hollings-
worJh's barn burned Thursday night.
- Geo. ErJey was on the sick list last
week. There were no services held at
Littlcby Baptist church Sunday night
because of the bad roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29

r. T.. 'to'.l' OF Mexico was o" &
Missouri Facl'e tram "hlrh vas h'.'
up by tour masked men The ram was
detained about an ho9fi Z aa31S were
tired. 11t no one was inquired.
\ comet, supposed TO he E.'''. a
Was @".n Tor the ''r-l time ".3.'
D" il. a. Wallace wa. .'1...n-
% n.o..'. ", h'@..a@ 1''"a.
Miss @..1 D. a2~'.'1@, OF Ag.'."
".'@ Lawson L""'y' VI >1-'''-'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29
died at the age Of rs years.

died at the age of rs years.
w. j. Rixey and son dissol yed part
ncrship and the father took over the
management Of the business.
John Spotswood struck q vein o.
coal on his farm northeast of Mexico
and sank a shaft 90 feet deep.
George Kunkcl showed Plymouth
Rock chickens at the Kansas CIV
.ao@, one Of the largest in toe com
,ry, .. von second and third prize,
ua hens.
Mem. $3.50 shoes w.ra advertised
nj S2.lG.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29
FARMERS
EXCHANGE
2 !.

FOR SALE;-Wood saw outfit; 1
h. p. Fairbanks engine in good run
ming order; price $3.50, W. Z.
DICKEY, Thompson, Mo. 48-2t-p
,nOo S'rT-120 acres goo
smooth land. VIII sell for sos per
acre. Fairly we'll improved. Easy
terms. Eight miles from Mexico and
31a miles from Rush Hill. Apply to
J H. LANE. 48-3t
.'"0" 9'TT- % a"ro farm 81
niles northwest of Mexico. j. e..
WEBB. Phone 1911. 1876 & Asp
FOR SALE:-Black LaHgsban
roosters; nice stock, $3.50 each. Eggs
including Rhode Island Reds. $3.50 for
Is; $3.50 for %. Honey For Sale.
Phone 236. j. W. ROUSE. d1wl-p
FOR SALE:-73-acre farm 2
miles from town. Apply at 522 S
E~estcrn Ave. J. c. CULLERS. 49-2t-r
FOR SALE:-By owner; 100
acre farm. Terms. Box 81, Benton
City, Mo. 49-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29
H0LTCAAIP INFANT DIES.
6 .nl0nths-0ld Child Succumbs 20 Same
Diseases Which Caused Sisters
Death.

Robert William Holtcamp, the ligtje
s.~y-nonlh-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Holtcamp, died Tuesday morning
as a result Of the complication OF the
diseases Of ~whooping cough, measles
and pneumonia. The funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon. Services were
conducted by the Rev. Father TIM
othy O'Sullivan, and burial was in the
Catholic cemetery.
Pauline, the three-ycar-old daqgh~
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Holtcamr, died Of
the same diseases January II; ana at
the present time Helen, five years DID,
is seriously i'll with the same compli~
cations. The Ledger joins the many
others in extending sincere sympathy
to the parents of these children tx
their anxiety and loss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29
20 Years Ago.

Mrs. William Chambers, %, died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
William Bentley, in st, Louis. She
lived most of her life just east Of
Benton City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J r. Luckie received
a letter from their son, Fred, of the
18th United States Infantry, stationed
in the Philippines, which was written
on a banana leaf.
John Casey, of northeast of Mexico,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29

SHERIDAN, Wyoming has passed
a city ordinance barring the shimmle
and making it an offense punishable
with a 500 fine to dance it or cheek
to cheek or any of the other late var
iations of old Terp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29
OYERSHOES.

When in need of a pair of
shoes or rubbers for goodness sake
give us a look we can save you money.
JOHNSON'S VARIETY STORE.
Open to 7:S0 evenings. d2wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29

is Called to McCrcdie Early Tuesday
Afternoon.

----
Mrs. Omar D. FAINT was called to
NcCrc1ia early Tuesday afternoon on
account Of the sudden death Of her
mother, Mrs. James Sommers, at l
o'clock. The cause of her death mad
not been learned in Mexico at the time
of Mrs. Fant's departure.
Mrs. Sommers was about 50 years
old. She leaves a husband and nme
children, hers being the first death
in the large family. She and her nus
band have lived in McCredie for many
years and Mrs. Sommers has a large
number of friends who SPEAK Of her
a woman of Christian character
The Ledger extends sympathy to the
members Of the family in their loss.
Miss Mildred Wallace, who is con-
fined to her home with scarlet fever, is
reported to be recovering rapidly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29

Chas. L. Meador, of Auxvasse, was
in Mexico on business Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29

Probably, through long exper-
fence, you have learned to look
ahead to washday as a ten or
fifteen-hour ordeal.
We can teach you how to
make it two-hour pleasure.
Our Family Laundry Service is
the recipe. We wash all your
things, and iron many--leaving
to you only the ironing of a few
of the lighter pieces.
This, you will see, is a sort
of cooperative laundry service.
And the cost is very moderate.
Our driver takes up your
family bundle in the usual way
at a set hour each week. We
sort everything, and wash each
article specially in a particular
class-table linens only with
table linens, colored goods only
with colored goods, and so forth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29

Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Walker, Of Mar.
tinsburg; are the guests Of their
Mrs. J. B. Devault. !"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29
A Recipe for Making Washday
a Two-Hour Pleasure

Next the whole wash is dried
in a way that makes it as sweet
as if it had been bathed in spring
sunshine. The flat pieces, like
towels, bed clothes and table lin
en-, we iron. Many of the under
garments we dry so nicely that
they need no ironing. Other
garments, like your own skirts
and the children's clothes, we
starch and leave for you to iron
at home when you have an hour
or so to spare.
In a word we transform the
work of washday into a two
hour pleasure for you. You will
be surprised too, at the extreme
reasonableness of the cost.
Large numbers of housewives
already use our service. 1t will
please you as much. Telephone
and we will have our driver call
for your family washing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29

O. T. Coleman, of AuXvassa, wns IN
Mexico Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-29

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

Elaine Hammerstein. in The
Daughter Pays which comes 10 the
Isis Theatcr tomorrow. Tuesday and
"Wednesday, becomes deeply enmcsh-
ed in the web spread by an cmbit-
tered monomaniac who. in his early
years. had been thrown over by her
mother.
The story was written by Mrs.
Bailie Reynolds. and the screen YER
sion was adapted by II Cecil Smith.
Robert Ellis directed the prodmc-
tion. which IS said TO be one of the
most sumptuous md lavish in
has been released from the Selznick
studios.
a superb supporting cast, wh:ch
includes Norman Trevor, Theresa
Maxwell Conover and Robert Ellis
enact the principal characters OF this
novel domestic drama.
In the selection of his players.
David w. Griffith, the master Of
screen producers. has universally used
the most excellent care. so as 10 as
full interpretations. No better exam
pie OF his excellent judgment in the
choice OF the Interpreters for tic
screen lovers could To- cited than in
the players he presents in his latest
masternisce The. Love Flo"1r,. :,
Theater beginning Thursday.
Among the players in this unusual
~ dramatic love story of the South
Sea Islands are none other than Rich
ard Barthe!mess, Carol Dempster.
George Macouarrie. Anders RAN
Kent. Adoiphe Lestina. William
James and Jack Manning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
U. OF v. GLEE CLUB PLAY
WILL SHOW HERE FEB. 10
"rhe Visiting Girl" VIII Amu,c
Friends of University Mrn mt
Strand.

Friends of University Men mt
strand.
Finishing touches are being nut to
The Visiting Girl" the university
OF Virginia Glee Club production this
season. The initial performance is
to be ut Culpeper. November 80.
Sixteen performances have been
booked by the management. includ-
ing the principal cities OF Virginia
and West Virginia.
TO Richmond on February 10. The
Glcc Club scored a distinct hit here
last year with its production Moth
ing"
The show is Il revival OF the pro-
duction Of the same staged by the
q. Henshaw. an alumnus of the Uni
versity and author OF The Visiting
Girl" In personally directing its pro-
duction this season. There is an all
star student cast and orchestra and
special scenery. y number OF origi-
The show is particularly appropri-
ate for the university's centennial
year. being built around Thomas
Jefferson. the principal character. and
his return to the university after the
lanSc OF hundred years:
The bookings for The Visiting
Girl" include performances at Char
louisville, December ). and April / !;
Winchester, January IL: Harrison
burg. January -; Stanton. January
"A: Lynchburg. January 81: Roanoke.
January %: suffolk, February IL;
White Sulphur Springs, April s.:
Charleston. April 6: Huntington.
April :: Covinston. Va. April s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
VIM. DESMOND BACK TO REX
He VIII PIny There This Friday in
..Thc broadway
CawbOy.t


As usual. the Rex program for the
coming week is headed by a Red
Riders" feature on Monday, The
Forest Runners" The newest chap
ter of Marie Walcamp's serial. The
Dragons Net" is also billed. On
Tuesday the great Western special,
THE Great White Trail" with Ben
Turpin rs the added feature in 'He
Looked Crooked" Will be the attrac-
ton. Wednesday is allotted TO Ben
Wilson and Ncva Gerber in their
serial, The Branded Four" while
added features IN the way OF come
dies and short Westerns. like High
Stakes are also noted for that day.
Thursday is Gibson Day as usual,
and Hout viii play Some Shooter"
while popular William Desmond fol
lows the next day ia The Broadway
Cowboy" ON that day also Mack
Sennctt's "By Golly" is Il noted fca-
turc. On Saturday will come an
other Red Rider" feature. The
Timber Wolf"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
IS Mt Love Family ueup,on.

MEHERRING. VA. Nov. 2o-The
annual family reunion of Mr.. and
Mrs. ;. III. Love was held ut their
h"spitable home near Kcnbridgc on
sunday last. The occasion was one
Tor the gathering OF members OF the
Immediate family from the four cor
ncrs of Virginia and West Virginia.
and when II count was taken there
were scrcnty-fivc present including Al
few intimate friends of the family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

Miss Olive Tell leading woman for
Eugene O'brien. was badly shaken nm
Worlds Apart" along the Hudson
near Tarrytcwn. One scene requires
Miss Tell TO leap from tho Plaza or
an inn. She miscalculatcd the uIs
.ance and suffered bad fall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
Danderine is ''Beauty.Tonic"

Immediately after "Dandcrinc"
massage, your hair takes on new
life. lusire and wondrous beauty. APP
pearing twice as heavy and plentiful,
because each hair seems TO hun and
thickcn.
Don't let your hair stay lifcless.
coloriess. plain OF scraggly. You.
too, want lots of long strong hair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

glis,cning with beauty
35-ccnt bottle OF delightful,
Danderinc" frcshens your scalp.
checks dandrur and falling hair.
This stimulating "bcauty-tonic" gives
TO thin. duh. fading hair that
youthful brightness and ubundan,
thickness. All drug counters sell
Neutrality-suspicious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
YSAYE AND CINCINNATI BAND
ARE MAKING HUGE SUCCESS
Symphony Orchestra, Which Comes
Here February %, Swinging
Into Its Stride Now.

Richmond music lovers are hear
Ing, with unconcealcd pleasure, the
reports from Cincinnati regarding tho
great vogue which Eugene Ysayc is
orchestra of that city. Mrs B ID.
Stockdel! has arranged n concert by
TINS orchestra fer the City Audlto-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

ton concerning this event In Rich
mond's musical life can bp had from
Cincinnati symphony season has been
under way neatly q month now. and
the orchestra and leader have both
been complimented for the high grad.
OF it's performances.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

The personal property of the late
most popular of film stars. who died
in Paris September 10. viii he sold
at auction In the rooms OF Samuel
Marx. lis West Twenty-third street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

The Palace of Darkencd Windows
is colorful story OF East Indian life
in which Claire Anderson has the
leading feminine role.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

The new picture now being made
by Eugene O'Brien under the work
ing title of Regret" Will be called
W. rlds Apart" when il is released
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

Guides jewels. furs and automobiies.
MISS Thomas friends from the SELF
mex studios will attend the sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

OF Sir Rabindranath Tasorc. the Hin.
du poet. who is again IN this coun.
try after number OF years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
Fading in and Out

Eugene O'Brien and his entire cast
in Regret are in Virginia taking
scenes near Warrenton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

William Faversham. star OF The
Sin That Was His" the Frank l..
Packard story. Is to produce the PLAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

The great photoplay. "Sportins
Life" produced by Maurice Tourneur.
viii bc shown 1T the Victor Thcater
Monday. IL is an adaptation Of the
famous Drury Lane mclodrama and
there ISM; n dun moment from start
to finish. The scenes of the prize
irh; in the National Sporting Club
of London and the Derby arc much
admired. while the story is thrilling
and heart appealing.
Henry u. walthall in False Faces
is Tuesdays attraction and Mack
S.unn;t's The Summer Girls is the
added feature both days. Lila Ice
and Elliott Dexter come "Wednesday
in ~ Daughter Of the Wolf fol-
lowed Thursday by Wallace Reid. in
Excuse My Dust" Friday and Sat
uriav William S. Hart will b seen
in Tho Return OF Draw Egan." with
Scnnctt's That Night" added
olive Tell. who is to be Eugene
o'Erien's leading woman in his new
picture, Regret" was educated In
France and learned her stage ar: NJ
tho Sargent School. OF Acting in New
York City. The school did 50 we'll
by her that she became a star in a
few years.
Zcna Kccfe is an expert on furs.
She owns 4 fine collection and spends
much of her spare time in the fur
shops Miss Eecfc is preparing n
magazine story on the value OF furs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

William Davidson. who has been
engaged as leading man for Elaine
Hammcrstcin in her Forthcoming p!c-
iurN Poor Dear Margaret Kirby"
formerly appeared In La Belle
Russo The White Capital" 'Inpos-
siblc Catherine" and Peggy" Others
in the cast include Warburton Gam bic
Eileen Cassidy, Helen Lindreth and
Tom Brook.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

Conway Tearle has turned his hand
TO scenario writing. Mr.. Tearlc Is
the author OF the new picture he is
now making at Fer; Lee under the
direction OF Hobart Henley 1t has
not been named.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

Elaine Hammcrstcin is wearing
some handsome new gowns in Poor
Dear Margaret Kirby" her new pic
turc Miss flammerstein Is one Of the
best dresScd women on the screen.
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-10
History Stories Of
 Connecticut
The Grea. smsmp Figh,

When Captain Mason ard his little army returned to their homes with the news that they had destroyed the Pequot forts al Mystic. the settlers gave 2 sigh of relief. How glad they were b be free from the agony of suspense and fear vhich they had sui fered during the three weeks when their fathers. brothers, and neighbors had been away lighting the Indians Two of these brave men had been killed by the Pe9gots and twenty more were wounded, but the settle nents had been save3 The iahabi- eznts felt unable 70 thank or praise enough those who had fought and sui fere5 tc protect taem and their homes.
 Are re safe q last" they aske1
 There iz sa danger Sassacas and tae rel of Ee4l1-s ar Gr5toa sill cone . seeE rssszge Cor .as le=
 -essa -5s f ge
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 as aa1 fass aea fsa 1anues- #-lt Nes ssr z5 Ez- rHs wazs The zaEz gs 1rz- ai-Iaz -zz e. e4 and ee& zsgsz Htr C czz1ra5
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 E1 4zz ris warriors csn1i ae5 howard Ire Hua- ze1 EzFes. Eorz elre The
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 Es# Haven #a t#a town Of FairaeHl Here fond tHs Pc aa1ts and abaa1 -a3 hundred o-ae- Iadians camping o1 the eige of 2 great mirg swamp which Was eeeere pjra tangled busaes.
 When the English approached the l. iaHs fed into tse swamp. Some of the English who were eager to fight rushed after them. 4 shower of ar rows fell on the white men but the IT, aians who fired gaem were so well
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-10
Methodist Church Notes
LA Raal. pa.tcr.

Rev :. J l Roak Pastor
 Sunday, 10.45, morning worship
 F, Sunday school Classes for old and young
 Sunday evening there will be q stefecptieon lecture ir the chapel the topic of which vii be Near Eas- Relief. Reconstruction Work h Ar menia." The public k cordially in vited to attend this lecture. The eol- lection will go for the benefit of the Near East Relief Fund. An illus trated hymn will be shown and accom- panied by singing.
 Tuesday evening the Epworth League fair and supper was held in the church parlors. Music was fur nished by the Mandolin Club.
 Wednesday evening the violin class met as usual at the parsonage.
 Thursday evening prayer meeting was omitted this week so that the peo- pie of the church might attend Chau. 1 tauqua.
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-10
AMONG THE CHURCHES
B.p,iss Chzreh Notes

Rev. Geo. C. s MacKsy. Minister
 Services of Divine worship st l0-30 a. n. and 700 ?. n1-, when the pastor sil De the preacher.
 Morning subject ..The IncomPzti- bic Croxn-a Evening subject The Fever of Life"
 The church school meets at I2 n
 The Young Peoples Society meets at : o'clock IT the chapel
 Monday evening the Patrol Leaders and their assistants will meet in the parsonage at : o'clock
 Thursday evening. church prayer service al 7.50. This service will be led by the pastor
 sunday evening. Dec. 18th. at 7.3o. Miss 8argaIette Josephine Penick, eacheF Ia tse Emerson School 0f Ora tory. Boston WiH give delightful program of Christmas carols There zre TO restrictions as to church or creed Everybody is invited No a5- u1issi q fee
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-10
LUNCH AT
 DAYLIGHT BAKERY

It was reported to Captain John
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-10
ELkS HOLD MEMORIAL
Annual Lodge of Sorrow Sunday Al.
 ternoon.-Fine EuloRy Delivered

Putnam Lodge of Elks held its an- nual Lodge of Sorrow and memorial exercises for deceased brothers, Sun day afternoon, in the lodge rooms in Elks' block. The eulogy by Past Dis trict Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler, D. J. Hayes of Norwich, was one of the finest orations the lodge members have ever listened to- The program as carried out was as follows: The Broken Melody" Van Biene
 Hey's Orchestra . Opening Exercises
 Exalted Ruler and Esquire Prayer Softly Now the Light of Day
 Quartet Roll Call of the Absent
 Secretary Solo, "The Vacant Chair
 Miss Lorena Gallant Altar Services
 Exalted Ruler and Officers Handers Largo"
 Hey's Orchestra Grafton
 Past District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler D. ] Hayes Solo
 Miss Lorena Gallant Intermezzo, Cavalier Rusticani'
 Mascagni
 Hey's Orchestra "Auld Lang Synee
 Brothers of Putnam Lodge Closing Exercises
 Exalted Ruler and Chaplain March. "Reigioso, Bay State Com- manderv" Burreu
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-10
PROCEEDS FROM WRISTS
 FOR HOLIDAY CHEER

Several of the ladies of St. Mary's church have been giving whist parties, the proceeds to be used for charity at Christmas time The first whist was given by Mrs Victor Chapdelaine at her home; last week one was given by Mrs. Edward Mullan, and on Wednes- day of this week Mrs. Armand Lizotte entertained There were eleven ta- bles at play and fifteen dollars was netted for this worthy cause Deli cious refreshments were served by the hostess.
 The prizes were won by Miss Clara Larned, who received bottle of Hud- nuts toilet water; Miss Sherlock, sis ter of Mrs Edward Mullan, won the second prize. a pair of stockings, giv- en by Mrs. Stanley Rich's mother, Mrs. Brinsmade, and the consolation prize was won by Mrs. Fred Gilman, l little broom to brush up with.
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-10

Bulger, Monday morning. that some time during Sunday night the Day light Bakery on Front street was en- tered The cash register, which was empty, was not tempered with, and IS far as ascertained the burglars ate their fill and carried away an assort- ment of the cakes and pies displayed Entrance was gained by breaking a glass in the rear door and turning a key which was in the lock on the in- side.