Paul Miner has moved Into Mr. Bur
dick's house in Hampton.
John Lindberg of Elliott and Miss
Klyrtice Baker of Elliott were quietly
married in Hampton last Wednesday,
the eighth. A reception followed in
the evening. They are living In Waur
egan.
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5JT—"OFERA FOR FUTNAM
Famous Artists To Sing Here This
Winter
Unless the present plans of the man
agement are changed, Putnam will
hear the Boston Opera company, some
time during either December or Janu
ary. The famous singers that the
company is made up of. have express
ed their willingness to appear here on
one night, and a list of available dates
has been asked for so that one may be
selected.
Local music lovers may thank the
plan that is being tried out of "spread
ing the gospel of grand tpera through
New England." for the opportunity
they are to have of hearing some of
the finest voices in the world. If the
company appears here, which seems
to be a certainty now, Cavalerta Rust
icana will be sung. Proceeding the op
era. which is comparatively short, the
various artists will be heard in con
cert. Such a musical treat will be
eagerly looked forward to and the ex
act date will be announced within a
short time.
