Is this linq to sql code to update table ok?

I would like to know if the following code is written ok or is there a better way?  If there is a better way, can you explain and/or point me to a reference I can use? Is the linq writing from one datacontext object to some data fields ok? Also is the try catch adequate?

I do know the code works since I stepped through the code.

  I am asking the question is this is my first time working with linq to sql in a C# 2010 application and I am the only programmer at my company.

protected void Ready_Data(Attes att, AtsDataContext attDataContext)
  {
 
  try {

  var results = from s in attDataContext.Attes_Schedules
  where s.Pay_Month == att.Pay_Month_Date
  select new
  {
  PayDate = s.Pay_Month,
  CurCStopDate = s.Current_C_Stop_Date,
  PriorCStopDate = s.Prior_C_Stop_Date,
  RptsReceviedMonth = s.Rpts_Rec_Month,
 
  };

  foreach (var r in results)
  {
  att.Pay_Month_Date = r.PayDate;
  att.Current_C_Stop_Date = r.CurCStopDate;
  att.Prior_C_Stop_Date = r.PriorCStopDate;
  att.C_Rpts_Rec_Date = r.RptsReceviedMonth;
  }
 
  }
  catch (Exception ex)
  {
  lblErrorMsg.Text = "Attes Page Processing problem";
  lblErrorMsg.Visible = true;
  hold_Exception = ex;

  }

  }