Putnam patriot., 1910-04-01
Congregational Church Notes

The annual sale ana supper on tf1- day evening should receive the patron. age of the congregation. A new fea- ture will be introduced In the matter of serving the supper. As far as possi- ble all will bs seated at the tables
 at 8.30, although If any como later places will he provided for them.
 This plan has been tried successfully In other places. The Menu h as fOl. lows; Gold ham salmon loaf Egg salad Rolls Orange marmalade Plckles Cake Coffee At q o'clock there will be . sale of aprons and candy which will continue thro the evening. The Committee de sire to have all articles for the fancy
 table sent In ns early as possible. ApronTable--Mrs. F. E. Clarke, Mrs. W. II. Longaon, Mrs. F. D. Thayer. Candy Table--Miss Ellen Whcelock. Supper In charge of ladies nAules
 beginning A II C D. Color yellow. The pew holders will notice tho call for the rental of pews on FridaS evening. Remember every seat h Of- fered for rent and It rests with you n be present and state your choice or preference.
 The attendance at the Inst mid-week
 meeting was very gratifying. Rev. Mir.
 Sterns gave us very pertinent and thoughtful sermon the topic nrhe de sire to see Christi Tho choir wero
 somewhat limited In number, but this
 did not prevent them from rendering the music with their usual exccllence. Number present 0l ! Strangers
 1 Women of the church b7 Men of the church 87 Mir. lnman delighted the K. OK .A.
 boys with his talk upon tho steam ens
 zine, illustrated by drawings upon tho
 black aboard. Hts application of tho
 thought to moral character was fitting.
 and helpful.
 1 The annual society meeting was hold 1 on Monday evening. The trensuscr'n
 report was extremely gratifying, show- l Ing nil obiig ations mel and balance on hand. IL was voted to renew the
 contract with the pastor. A vote of
 appreciation was given the Ladies' So.
 cial Circle for their generous contriba-
 tons throughout the year. The follow l ing officers were elected. Society Gommittce--W. J. Bartlett,
 r, ]. Daniels. ]. R. Carpenter. 1 Clerk and Treasurer-~A. M. Clark. l Auditor--H. ]. Thayef.
 i Gollector--F. E. Clarke.
 l The choir loft floor has been covered
 with cork carpeting, the gift of the
 Ladies Social Circle, being used for
 the first time on Easter sunday. The services of Easter sunday wero
 of more than usual impfesaiyeness. 1 There was . good attendance at tho sunrise prayer meeting, led by Mia
 Essie Macdonald. At this service tive pictures vere hung in the chapel, 0ne 'sThe Return from Calvary, 'being pre-
 sented by the D. A. Glass, Miss Mary 1 Wheaton, teacher, and the other, "christ and the Rich Young Ruler.
 being the gift of members of the par. lsh
 At the morning service the pastor
 gave an Easter sermon, the effect of which was deepened by the story of l the crucifixion and resurrection sung i imprcssively by the choir in ntmelody of unusual beauty.
 At the Bible School concert in iti,o
 evening, in addition to the exercises by members of the school, Miss Miidrsd
 sheldon Bass Of Boston recited "Tho
 Story of Mary MagdaIene,n "Nsturs's ResulrectIon,n ,n by ". II. H. Murfsys ] and . scene from ssThe Sign og tn 1 Cfoas.u s 1 On Monday afternoon union on1.- cIase Of tho Page and Knights U KlNS
 Arthur was held in the cessle lessoems 1 and the boys were sntestainad winn 1 scadings by Miss Bass.
 1 Rsv. Burs Lson Yorke e1 We1e Mole ford, Mans., will eoeuny tho pe1cl9 nsxt Sunday ln exenanGo U1th 1lHQ pestor. Rev. '. D. Gasmpe1.