Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-19

Rev. Thomas III. Vincent, pastor of
the Congregational church in Webster,
will exchange with Rev. Arnold Hui
zinga next sunday morning.
Mary tAdam>l Hunt, widow of Ed
win A. Hunt of East Douglas, died in
West Somerviiie ion Monday, aged -
vsars. Fhe burial will be in East
ID iaglas on Friday. She was born in
thompson
There will be a social and entertain
ment given by the young men OF the
Baptist church in the Town Hall ,
March %, at eight P. IN. There will
be lively program after which there
will be games for all. Ice cream and
cake free. Admission, adults 2oe chill
dren Toe.
= Announcement is made, that Quin-
hatissett Grange, No. 90, has a matri-
monial justice who will unite
all couples, free of charge, con-
templating a voyage on the sea OF life,
and it is rumored that three have
already ANNOUNCED their intention.
and given notice. This fact has created
no little enthusiasm in the Grange of
the Hill town, and many applications
have been forwarded TO the secretary /,
asking for membership.
The services at the Congregationlist
churchwere impressive. In themorning
Rev. Arnold Huizinga delivered an ex-
celient discourse from the text Nv here
upon . King Agrippa, | was not disc
bedient unto the heavenly vision
and in the evening, "And his servants
came near and spoke unto him, and
said, My Father, If the prophet had
bid thee do some great thing, wouldest
thou not have done il? how much
rather then, when he saith thee-Wash
and be elean.' Mrs. lHallett sang in
the morning, zone sweetly solem
thought by Ambrose.
1.-THE Monthly Messenger edited by
the pastor was admitted at Washing
ton as End class matter.
On next Monday evening In the
vestry of the Gongregationalist church
there will be an entertainment, consis :
ing of music, vocal instrumental solos,
also a lecture ON Holland by the pastor.
All are cordially invited.
The tightening struck the sheds
back of tie Quinnatisset Inn during
the shower of last week, and damaged
them considerably.
Wayne Searles of Southbridge visited
his mother, Mrs. Carleton, last Sab
bath.
The social and entertainment of the
Kings Daughters ut their Inn was
well palronized saturday evening.
At meeting of the Selectmen of
Thompson, at the Aims House last
Monday it was decided that Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII sheldon will remain there
as warden and matron,
There will be, preaching services at
the Brandy Hill Baptist church next
Sabbath at 3 p. m, by c. l. Ramsey of
Central church.
A mistake III last weeks edition
should have read Edward Babbitt
instead of Henry Rabbit.
The services at the Central Baptist
church last Sabbath were well attend
ed and greatly enjoyed.
The pastor, Rev. c. /. Ramsey took
for his text incidents in the life of
Zaccheus. In the evening the b. Y.
p. {. had very interesting meeting.
being led by Clinton s. Andem. His
subject was "How to get, and keep a
position Mr.. Andem's remarks were
very instructive and the 80 present
listened closely to practical and pro.
fitable discussion on the important
subject.
Mr.. Whitilsey who has been i'll with
the grip is greatly improved.
Miss Mary Ross gave a select must
cal soiree To few of her friends last
Saturday evening. The many friends
of Miss Ross are interested in her pro-
gress upon the violin and predict for
her brilliant future.
The little daughter of Carroll fngra-
ham died Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Beebe and daughter Dorothy
went to New York last Tuesday.