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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
AMATEUR SHOW
HERE TONIGHT

Amateur init; ElingrrH compete
for honora tonight At Austin q
Salts amateur smoker.
In the main event Blny Jones. OF
Frcnehle VASES Renton Amateur
Athletic club opposes Ted Whit.
mans prodigy from Georgetown.
Clarence Tranhs. Jones and Tranaa
are both good boys In the ii5.pound
division and arc meeting in an
elimination contest 20 decide tho
next opponent for Buddy ncrcot
Blil Gaines, a Monroe logger. who
worked in the same logging camp
with podc Bercoi. Is going 20 try.
his fortune in tho boxing game.
which he considers much better
than the logging industry. Ito II
matched with Kid Wright.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
About Fights
and Fighters
BY LEO II LASSEN

THEY tell a story about
i one of Bobby Johnston's
fighters in San Francisco
that bears repeating.
Johnston, whom Seattle
baseball fans VIII remember
MS trainer of the Indians last
year. is now conducting a
boxing school in San Fran
cisco and is managing pro
boys in the Golden Gate.
Bobby had bis fellow on one OF
tho recent cards and in the early
part OF the battle he was knocked
down several times. Struggling 70
his Zee, Johnston's prodigy showed
his gameness and floorod his man.
When he came back 70 his corner
the big boy Topped in his chair
and Johnston said encouragingly;
you broke his heart when you
got up and fought back
Yes" answered his prodigy. ''and
he nearly broke my jaw"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
FINAL HOCKEY
GAME TONIGHT

The final Eame Of the city anna.
teur hockey series for the champion.
ship Is TO be played tonight nj
1890 o'clock. with the Maple Leafs
and Butch's teams tnnEiinE.
Buich's. BY virtue OF tho 10 1
victory last week. f. conceded n
cinch for tho title. The team scor.
ing the most points in tho two
game series is the champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
Mike Dundee Is
I;ghtie. SAYS Waterman

Nike Dundee. the Chicago bat
tier. posing as featherweight. Is
really lightweight. according 70
Joe Waterman, who claims that
Dundee weighed 1884, pounds the
night he fought Lacksy Morrow in
Portland
Dundee Is rafting good
fighter" says Waterman "and he
has good right hand. but he
hasn't any business fighting feather.
weights. l have made several at.
ternpts to line him up with Johnny
Trambitas."
Dundee fights Joe German 10
rounds In Portland tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15

lished early Saturday with
schedule for the openin &
days play.
Better lighting conditions and
court facilities viii improve ths
tournament play this season. The
Indoor meet has become an annual
fixture aud a very successful meet
is expected.
Leon de Turennc. twice cham.
pion. win defend his lhurels, Wal.
lace Scott. Northwest rankin
player last season. " a tentative
entry.
Tho others who will compete tol.
low;
Dan Lewis. George Clarke. Jack
Adams. John l.. Paul. Joo Liyen.
good. PorcH Dix. Bud Parsons.
Harry shaw. Grant f.aiEuro. Bob
Miller. Lacy Hofius. Jack Levine.
Bob Dykes. Boris Jurin, Col. George
Crablrco.
James scuily. Eugene Il. White,
Tom Morgan. Stew Barker. Herbert
Little, Jack Schermer. Fred Glea-
son. Pat o'Donneli. Joe Schwartz
Harold Williams.
Dick pu Bots. II wlel. George A.
Hawley. r. +. Hutchinson, George
Rider. Walter Workman. w n.
Bcardsley. Alex Johnston. Joe Welsh.
John Nau. Clarence johnson. o. II.
johnson.
c, - Matthews. II. Sakamura
Don Milne. sam skidmore, Chef
Vincent o. r. stephens. Leroy
Foley. Leo Lagersirom. Howard
LanElie. Dick Wander Las, ~ n.
Ifuhrtan Thatcher fnhnaar,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
81 PLAYERS FILE ENTRIES FOR INDOOR TENNIS TOURNEY
Play Starts Saturday
in Net Meet at ArnlOry
Cream of City Players Will Compete for Indoor Title;
Leon de Turenne, Twice Champion, Will Defend
His Laurels Wallace Scott Expected to Play

YFTY-TWo of the best tennis players in Seattle have
L entered the third annual indoor tournament which will
be conducted the Armory under the auspices of the
National Guard
Play starts Saturday and will continue turnout next
week
The players are to seeded into divisions tonight by the
tournament officials and round robins will be played in
each division the leader of each section TO meet in elm
nation tournament for the title These draws will be pub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
HOCKEY TICKET
SALE STARTED

Tickets nre now on sale for the
final game OF the Northwest Inter.
national College hockey game. be-
tween the University OF Washington
and the University OF British Co,
lumbia teams. 10 be played nj the
Arena next Thursday night. Tickets
can be obtained al spaldlng's. Piper
& Taft's or at the Arena office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
GARDEAU TO
MEET DAVIS
ON TUESDAY

Bniy Garaeau. san Francisco wei.
terwcight, has been signed by Dan
Salt 10 meet Ritchie Davis OF Port.
land In tho semi.windup OF Tues.
days smoker az tho Crystal Pool,
Both boys have good records. and I,
Is likely that tho winner viii meet
the winner OF the main event match
between Harry Dudley and Eddie
Roberts,
Salt also states that he IS look.
Ing FOR an opponent for Fred
Zwiekcy Cullen. light heavyweight.
for the special event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
BABE RUIN IN souru

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb. H.
ba6e Ruth. Tho bwht king. got down
today TO making himself "flt- in his
last years uniform, The Babe ar.
rived yesterday from New York and
said that no had Is pounds to take
or and knew how 20 do Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
BALLARD CUBS
ARE WINNERS

The Ballard Cubs defeated the
Washington Park Nets. ? 10 /. In
tho first game OF tho three. game
series for tho Seattle Roller Hockey
league championship yesterday al
tho Crystal Pool rink. Hoff and
Hansen were responsible for tho
Ballard Cubs thilies. while shoslgy
scored for tho losers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
Husky FiUe
Wins OUer
W.S.C.Men

PULLMAN. Feb. 1.-THE wash
4 ing,on State college basketball
team was defeated by the University
OF Warrington fiyo here last night,
20 TO 20. In a fast game.
Tho University team led turnout
tho gams and. except for lAstmin.
u,e Cougar rally. was never in dan.
scr.
Wells. Washington running guard.
was hish point man % tho winners.
with nine points 10 his credit. Cap.
tain frayno. forward for tho win.
norH. also played E,ar game.
Schultz. w, S. c. forward. was tied
with wslts for highpolnt honora.
The iiuakics arc 20 play Idaho al
Aoseow on Saturday evening.
TIIE N MMAuX
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
GIVE HIM AIR, BOYS.

Italy is sending US another cham.
pion prizefighter. This bird is
middleweight and his name is Bruno
Frattini. Bruno Is said to be
tough egg. No one has ever knock
ed him off his spacious puppies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
JONEs AWARDED III.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Feb. 15.-Al.
tho he had never represented Har.
ward in competition. Bobby Jones.
Atlanta golf star. was awarded the
Harvard varsity II for distinguished
service in winning the American
open golf championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
JOE JACKSON
is ARRESTED

MILWAUKEE,. Feb. l5.-while a
circuit court jury today deiiberaied
on his salary suit against the Chi.
cago White sox baseball team. shoe
less" Joe Jackson was under arrest.
charged with perjury. He IS out on
$1,000 bail. The arrest was ordered
by Judge J. ]. Gregory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
Vic Foley Doing
Well in South

Vic Foley. tho hlgh.class little
Vancouver. 3. C.. hattlcr. is doing
VERY well in CALIFORNIA; tough four.
round game.
Iio has won four straight fights
and his most recent victory was
over Bud Hamilton. the Denver
bantam who has been going great
guns. 1, was HamiIton's first de.
feat on the Coast.
Foley has n lot OF possibilities
and IS in the hig money in the
Lemon state. now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
SPORT BODY'S
PARTY SUCCESS

Dir. and Mrs. r. +. Sytthaer won
the prize waltz at the Seattle
sportsmen's association party held
last night at Green Lake. Tom
Miller, chairman Of the entertain.
ment committee. was responsible for
the great success Of the affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
PREP CONTEST
is ON TO-DAY

Garfield and Queen Anne were
playing their postponed high school
basketball game this afternoon n,
the Garfield gym. The game was
10 start at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
INErrs ANp srMMAHY
CORISG
-

FIRST period. Seattle. Feysion. t.t7i
:, Edmonion. Keats from 7. Arbour. IL
Z, Edmonton. Trap. 1885
Second prried--s, Edmonton. Keats
from Sparrow. 500. 5. Edmonton. Keats
from DuBdcrdale. flsG
Third period-s. Edmon;on. 7. Arbouf
from Morrison. f.ss. z. Edmonton. simp-
son. 1876. 4. Edmonton, 7. Arhonr. 1853.
PENALTIES
firs; period. none: second period, Dun
derdzisi ,hlrd period. none.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15
GAME TONIGHT
rdmenton =; Victoria

GAME TONIGHT
Edmonton ~ Victoria
CPEED gets emf
~ The Edmonton Eskimos skated
rings around the Seattle Nets last
night. and won. TO /.
Led BY Simpson. Arbour and
Keats. the visitors made the locals
look dizzy by their speed and skin.
and after Seattle had scored the open.
Ing goal. the res; Of the game was
procession for the Esiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-15

". y g ssoriHE -Fisid BASKETS Kaisa
Z. Chandler tsuhsiituis for Kslsai 1.
Hsbsits 4 HehroFasF I. Pre- ,hgsus
kslso 7, Chandler !. Hchuiss 4.
Nhshiariau se8fi-E - Field essksis
FfsFns :, Asaksth :, Anderson !. Welt.
Ftsa thfnus. Ffayns 4. ifsskstA y
Anfstsan J. Wslis !. Gardner
Referee NuiiiEan uontarA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
PdntageS

THE Convey SiEtsra. two or yaudc'
l. yillg's cicyrrrst dancers. heading
their own company IN q Russian
dancing revue. will hold stellar a..
traction hunorB ut tho rautago thea.
tier. opening tho now bill with TO-
morroW'H matinee Tho feature pho.
iopIay for tho week r. one Of Viola
Danu'a latest fuccCBzes for Metro,
entitled. Don't Doubt Your Nus
band" u was directed by Harry
beaumont. who achieved a diFtin
FuIHhed triumph IN directing John
Barrymoro's Beau Bummel"
The Corey Sisters hayo n classical
burlesquo ballet that IS said TO be
ono OF the most delightful headline
attractions OF tho present season,
These two young women IN tho short
space OF ono year have reached tho
TOP OF the vaudeville ladder OF fame
I by their unique and artistic inicrprc
tatlon OF tho Russian classic IN &C.
centric motive.
sagcr. Midrlcy & Co. have tho add
"a attraction billing. appearing In a
musical FARGO comedy entitled oh
Joncscy"
Joe Roberts, popular baujost. VIII
again delight Seattle tbeatcrgocB
Ho has selected repertoire oil
classical. popular and sypcopated
numbers. Roberts Is known from
cons, TO conH; for his remarkable
musical technique.
Jim Kennedy and Maud Kramer
hard,shoe dancers, have variety
program OF original dance steps OF
fcrcd In an inimItablc style.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

10 Edward Goodman. thcn director
% tho Washington Square plnycr1.
Goodman gave him a Job az SO "a
week. and also gave him tho key 10
his apartment with tho injunction
to 60 there and sleep until 30 waH
In condition 90 work.
Hunter remained an season with
the players az SO % week. and later
went into vaudeville and Travelled 20
tho Coast and back over the or.
pheum circuit Tho next season.
back with tho Washington squnrtra.
uo went into poilyanna' next.
playing small part on tho read.
and then after a rcw weeks IN Pen
rod. ' enlisted In the ambulance corps.
After seeing his Performance aH
the boy iu Clarence. Booth Tark.
lnEion. tho author especially request
cd DO b. engaged 10 play tho rolc OF
Johnny white Ia The Intimate
Stranger" with Billie Burke From
there 40 went into the title role Of
Merton % tho Myvlea.' IN which
he has scored an enormous success
Hut. n tho applause which greeted
his appearance this afternoon q "a
criterion 10 judge by. the part wiil
add 20 tho icglgns 81 friends which
he has already made In this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
ll-he Std4@G:

I who packed me popular Second av.
playhouse.
NrrdIr=a 90 -, EuHrErr. mo
. hobo. b. none uilr Than fHe vera.
Tile Jack Russell who tesaFr4 Gr
grsstuliy "a roc which hr has ngt
Z heretofore attempted Iu Semitic
THa Midnight Express" tells ~
'ho cape drH0s 81 "a one armed world
war veteran. played b. walter
Spencer, Nbo returns 90 Or home
town and tbr riu Of h.a fhulrg Iu
/ HIF pocket n "a considerable rum %
money. "a rtc0mUruae from thr roy
Dmmgut, and bike Hunter. Ca rra.
I Dad man, portrayed by George w.
Stanley. scheme 20 obtain NIH
cash. iiA attempts ars baked b.
smokey and Tot Carter. "a nrWs
Eifl played by Evelyn bu Ereapf
other Important ROLES IN this tap.
idmoyiuE comedy are played lg
Florence sDWrirr. a7 Cynthia Pol
stead. Bll Buhl. Hsiichmau
known Ba Abe Gordon. and TED
who answers 10 tha mouichcr Ut
Tim Kramer IaclufIn0 Bmnrlu
portuYr tho part OF Maud Uryu.
0ldF, iho Veterans FWt1thenrt.
Tho musical number. which. lf
pu7rlhir. exceed those produced Boz
connection with former shows br
lrg Russell Payer include. Grand
opening. Ted UIlmafk ana rlrF.
"Alo and sly Boy FRIEND" lrl bg
Clara In Nello. assisted hy tho
Godru Gate chorus. n Should Have
Been a Boy Evelyn be Fresno
and EiFls: Lanterns Of Love" Jae,
gurlIua iirunrlu and chorus. and
'Choo. Choo, I Gotta Hurry Home. "
hy Pearl Gray and Eirla, Tho Hus.
HrIl -Four sing rome harmony dt
luxe, closing with mappy cncorrz
Election returns will b. read from
The stage TucEday evening. election
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Colonial Shouting
"Great White Way"

one Of The most realistic rcproduc.
lions 81 n musical comedy thut has
ever been photographed nH part Of O
motion picture is one that was filmed
In tho making OF THE Great White
Way the picture feature showing
sunday and Monday al the Colonial.
One episode ln the picture depicts
n musical comedy IN which the hero
inc. Mabel VANDERBILT. impersonatcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
MefropoHfan

fINlE merry musical comedy "THH
Il Bingham GIgL" wII Do the at
traction at inr metropolitan tbsaIr
fdr ei1 49, r4mmrnriut sunday
niEht The book WAS wateu Id
uanirl Nuzri with music Gy .AIber.
Won Tiisrr. ana Nue by rryHs
tlsrsUu. pc uu Tor ono yrar Boa
Sew York nEg months iu Chicago
and io weeks each Ia Uaatou aud
Philadelphia M b. "a pretty lose
story with plentiful supply u.
Wholesome humuT ~ lnr Kind chat
oHrH mother uF sister can enjoy,
Among che musical numbers zen
drri during tho ariiaR arr '-rhe
Down l,lri Fhppcr." ~rh- rniukI,
Boo Your EYe-" "lou Must Learn
ifr latest Dances" "a Long aH Z
illfH YOU" when Sly Buddy
steps With Mr Down Greenwich
ylhFt Way" TEL Her while uf
Wallis Is Playing '-rhr wuHdrfu.
Thing No Cul Love" PUNK
Punk. PUNK" Sweet Cookie. "
7Ncwlywrds. bingham Giu' and
others.
rho cast Includes Eddie Fsthrr
rlun Madeleine MeMlhan, LILLIAN
Young. Jack waldrou. TTuuceagI
Wu. no Irwin. Vera Thomas. Amy
Dennis. Thomas krgFb. George
Thorn. Dorothy Fuller Ge0E.s
BRADY ana the noted dancing team.
jay ana Dorothy HsnTlquss. assisted
by u chorus Of HprlEhtly singing
and dancing girlz,
Dancing b. special feature a
this presentation aa che cast in
cluIsa seven performers Who ace
considered among the foremost fifp
psm Ola tho stage n today. Mr
Fytherutou. Alr Waidron. and tho
Misses Young, Fuller and brady
are leaders Ia the art u trfpsiehoTe
and Jay and Dorothy Hcnr.queH
arc internationally famous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

distinctly uiuilafian. ami awaiting
his chance 10 b. heard. The news
paper story helped him 20 n career.
and Hunter though, that perhaps
something Of tho same sort could be-
done for him. SO. ono morning. hr
walked from io5rd ~ 20 tho down.
town office Of tho Evening Man 20
SEQ Miss Bcclley.
She was busy. but ha waited ana
finally she saw him. and incidentally
gave tho youth 20 cents with which
20 so out and have a photograph
taken OF himself 70 illustrate tho
article. Hunter found a place where
no could get n photograph for a
quarter. and spent the balance Tor
food
In addition 70 running his riory.
Miss Brrklcy gave Hunter letter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

A FEW years ago young Glenn
~ Hunter was spending his nights in
Central park or in the Grand Cen.
trail terminal. New York. as ludg.
ment seemed TO dictate. and accord.
ingiy may be said 10 have climbed
upward with a vengeance. For tbs
past 20 months. In tho comedy OF
Merton OF the Movies" he made
tho hit OF his life. Ho created the
part OF Merton Gu. played II for
60 weeks In New York and this un.
usual success has boosted tho young
actor into stardom. Mr.. Hunter win
be seen as Merton GIN in Merton
% the Movies" az the Metropolitan
theater on Sunday. November .. for
one week.
Mr.. Hunter halls from Highland
HIS. ". Y. and went 10 New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

city some six years ago with stage
ambitions. and ste5. lie spent four
terrible months roaming tho streets
and looking for a JOE, After hts
s4.25 gave out DE slept in Ceplral
park and then on alternate nights in
the Grand Central terminal and
Pennsylvania stations.
Ills stage ambitions. Of course.
were sldetruckcd by this time. and Il
became a question Of fInding any.
thing AT al TO do to keep body and
soul as close companions as usual
His first job. when finally Il came.
was a typist al Sc a week. Then
someone called his attention 70 a
story. which Zoo Bcckley. then Of
the staff Of the New York Evening
Mall. had Nritten about young
singer. who was engaged In pursuits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Orpheun,

ETHEL GREY TERRY. famous
~ screen ana stage star. IN O.
Willard Mack sketch. sharp Tools. %
win Do tho headilnsr az tho or,
Ipbeum next week. Mlra Terry viii
also appear az tho midnight matt.
'nrr, 20 De given az tho Orphcum
election night
Mla Terry Il already known 10
countless him fans. and they may
lnow avail themselves OF the oppor.
tunity ~ Hrelua her IN person with
The film beauty 30 % company o.
/ four wellhnowu stage stars
Americas foremost drIineaiora OF
The ApachrH. the dance Of ths Paris.
ian underworld Demo and Rochelle.
Twin be an added attraction. They
will appear with Van Alleys biz
,orrhrEtu and tho Demo Brothers
I This ia tho biggest combination Of
dancing and orchestral music set IA
I ho brought 20 the OrpheuIn
Tom Smith. "a gentleman. nm ar
tisi and 70 scholar" viii provide an
] "Hhfft 10 NhA'N |k.ANH va AHNH lux IFNa
bilt Smith - famous In musical
comedy circles. and can br counted
upon 10 provide plenty o. music and
Imirth.
Ethel Waters and Bari Dancer
have big net built upon Negro
songs. sayings and dances. They OF
fer them m only those Of their raoc
can.
Anderson and Burt Will discuss
domestic relatively" IN sketch
called Tho Dizzy Heights" tn,
act has an Alpine setting.
Achilles. a pcrfcctlyformcd ath
leie. has an act that features phyai
Ical endurance, interpreted with
comedy.
Murray and Alan 20 back 10 Itlns
Tnta time for n setting OF a mum
hcr called Testers Of 5000 Years
Ago"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Palace Hip

DEAHtNg thg Jack Euaseii STU.
ID steal Comedy company and a
earrfrro tramp known az snorkry
Tho Midnight Express" steamed
into ITO Palace Hip thraier this art.
rruoon. and show which ls un,
lquhlgi for This type o. entertain,
mrnt was produced Tor Russell fans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
ORPiIBUM TO HAVE
MIDNIGHT MATINEE

Tho orphcum announces n mid.
night matinee as an extra perform.
ance Tuesday night.
Seats arc selling for this and tho
regul1r performance and election
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

by Anita Stewart plays the leading
role. Tho entire Ziegfeld chorus
takes part in this scene.
Featured with Miss Stewart in
The Great White Way" are Y. Roy
Barnes. oscar Shaw and Tom Lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

Lord Chumley," co-directed by
Paul Tribe and Frank Urson, has
been finished at the Paramount West
Coast studio. Viola Dana, Raymond
Griffith. Theodore Roberts. Cyril
Chadwick arc featured.
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returns win DO read az both per
foTmlncet.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-15

Mfr and Mrs. AllseTt i7sssse7ess... also Mr and Mrs. Arthur Dansereau were at the parsonage Saturday
 Mrs Martha Bennett is keeping house for C. T. Robbins while Mrs. Robbins and Harold are on a motor trip.
 Rev Mr Root was called to Som er1illl to oiheiate at the funeral of a friend. returning Wednesday after noon.
 There wili be no service at the Methodist church Sunday. Aug. 2i as l 1t will be WHlimantie camp meeting Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swanson and ! four children of Webster attended chureh here Sunday morning and were entertained at dinner at the par souage.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Miller. Mrs. Charles Clark and son Donald of Eastford were at the campground the first of last week.
 Mr. and Mrs Everett Huntington and Re-. and Mrs. j. K. Miller at- tended the Perrin reunion held at the farm of Joseph Baker last Friday
 Miss Ruth Stevens returned from the Day Kimball Hospital Wednesday, where She has been the past week have ng had her tonsils and adenoids rec moved,
 Re- Frank Chamberlain and wife called at the parsonage last week Monday They were on their way e their cottage on the Willimantie camp ground % remain until Aug. %.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-15
THOMPSON

Miss Sarah Crosby has gone to Maine on motor trip.
 Miss Frances Elliott has returned from Children's Island.
 Miss Wiley has been visiting in East Greenwich this week.
 Mrs. Frank Decker entertained at bridge Thursday afternoon.
 Mir. Raymond Appelt is visiting his grandfather. Mir. Thomas Ryan.
 Miss Lucy 0lney gave a bridge and nah jong party for Miss Simpson Sat urday evening.
 Miss Sherman and Mrs. Gardiner Miller will be hostesses at the Golf Club tea on Saturday.
 The Rev H. w. Watjen of Warren, R. l.. will be the preacher at the af- ternoon service at the Neighborly Hill church next Sunday.
 Miss Isabel Brown is the guest of Mrs. Emma Shaw Colcleugh. Since Miss Brown was here last fall she has made trip around the world.
 A number of Thompson people spent the day at the Pond auction in Brooklyn on Wednesday and secured some of the most choice antiques.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ephraim Smith. Miss Lena Smith, Mir. Louis Smith and Master Marshall Tourtellotte motored to Maine to see Mr. Smiths daughter, Mrs. Ramsey. Miss Lena Smith has spent a week in Worcester since her return from Maine.
 The Ladies' Benevolent Society of the Congregational church at Wood stock will have it's annual sale of fan cy articles. cake and refreshments on the church lawn tomorrow Saturday. afternoon. The sale will begin at 1 o'clock. The public Is cordially in- yited.
 Mr. Edward Tallmadge Root will preach in the Congregational church next Sunday morning. as the pastor will be away Mir Root. who is well known in this vicinity. last year cele= brated his twentieth anniversary as field secretary of the Rhode Island Federation of Churches.
 Thursday. Aug. q, is the date of the annual benefit for the Village Im- provement Society. This year the en- tertainment will be q three-act play. Daddy" given at the town hall by the young people of the town. It is not many years ago that ths parents Of some of the actors of today were seen in some plays for .pe same good cause oa the same staM M It will be zserestiQg tp eompAre the perform auees. TYe curtain will rise Tharsday avening promptly at s.l5. Tickets are .Re dollar for the reserved seats and fif1y cents for the others.