Putnam patriot., 1909-06-18
Congregational Church Notes

following excellent program given un' der direction of committee consisting of Miss F.. ]. putton, Ms. E. M. War ner, Miss Rernice Paine, Mrs. Charles K. Shaw, and Walter Wheaton. rrocessional
 Invocation, Pastor Welcome Beginners Glass Song, "In Our Fathers Care
 Primary Glass Recitation, Flora White Recitation, sidney Madison Baptisms
 Song, aBranches of Palm" School Exercise, "Come.n Miss Corbin's Glass Recitation, Anna Arnold, Hazel Geeson
 Margaret Wright Duett, Elizabeth sherman, Kenneth
 sharpe
 Exercise, "Pansy Thoughts,
 Mrs. Bartlett's Glass Recitation, i've should not be proud,n
 Robert Mcintyre Boys Chorus, 'Count Us ini Recitation, Dana Johnson Song, "sing your Sweetest Song"
 School Recitation, Phyllis Sykes, Mary Car
 penter, Helen Carver Exercise, "Happy Chiidren's Day.
 Mrs, Wings Glass Children's Day Greeting and Presenta-
 ton of Bibles, Pastor Recitation, William Maertens Collection
 Closing Song, .on This Day of Glad.
 ness" School Benediction
 The size of the congregation at the yesper service was affected by the rain. The pastor gave an excellent address on "The Cry of the Child,e being sup plementary to the thought of ChiI- dren's Day. The service was finely sung by the choir, and an excellent rendering given of the following selec- tions:
 Prelude--The City of Night, LeD,dre Processional--TheD Day Is Past andOver Anthem-Hark,H ,Hark My Soul, Sheitey Response-Esening Song, Schumdnn Organ and Violinl John IA. Morse, Jr., violinist.
 Choir Selection--Guide Me, 0 Thou
 Great Jehovah, Broad Recessional Now the Day Is Over The solo parts were sung by Misses Murfey and Williams, ,and J. A. Morse, Jr.
 The committee for our annual Sun- day School picnic:--W. J. Bartlett, x. w. Seward, Mrs. $. NJ. Wheelock, Miss Ellen Wheelock.
 Rally Day ayCommittee:-Ex-Superin- tendcnts '. D. Sharpe, A. NJ. Clark, c. k. Shaw.
 Arrangements have been made so that our boys are to unite with the Y. NJ. c. A, of Danieison, for fortnight in camp at Mason's Island, near New London. The plan Is to remain in camp two weeks, beginning July |. Two leaders from Danielson and two from New London or Noank, will have charge of the camp. Any boys wish. ing to join the camp will please confer as early as possible with the Pastor. The offering next Sunday will be for the kinnear fund. Let the contribu- tion be as generous as possible, ss 1t Is the last regular contribution we shall take for this object this year.
 The annual Cradle Roll Reception was held in the chapel on Wednesday afternoon.
 The Knights of King Arthur enter tained the Pages of King Arthur of this city, the Knights of Pomffet, Danielson, Wsuregan, and parents of the local Knights in the gymnasium Monday evening, the gathering num- bering between D and Ito. A gold piece offered by W. Maeriins at the opening Of the winter meetings for the boy or boys who made the most ini- provement in general department, at- tendance at pages meeting, etc., was
 
 awarded by the most worthy queen to Donald Johnson, first gift, George Ray mond, second gift, Malcolm Wiley, third gift. She also complimented all the boys upon their marked improve ment during the year. The retiring officers left their chairs and the newly elected officers were installed as fol- lows: King, Leland Bradley ;scenechal, George Clifford; sentinel, John Wright; heralds, Kenneth Sharpe, Gilbert Per "; chancellor of the exchequer, Will liam Fuller. Post Commanders Whit temore in behalf of the @. A. R. pre- sented . sword te the Knights and one 10 the pages in recognition of their sef- vices for acting as escort for two years to the c. A. R. at their annual memo rial services on sunday and also on Memorial day. Cheers and rising vote Of thanks were given Mir. White more for the G. A K. Rev. F. D. Sar- gent presented each member of the castle Of the Knights Of King Arthur A moonstone slickpin as compliment for the msnliness and interest in the castle work. ice cream and cake was served.