Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08
THOMPSON


 Much inteEest is being taken in inc coming entertainment To be given for the benefit ef line Village Improvement society. Aside from the worthy obiest 10 which the proceeds are to be given. the performance itself k of an unusual nature. Nr. Arthur DeiFoy of New York Is ta give what he styles A psychic melange, and the ladies who have the acair.in hand are confident that all who may attend will be amply repaid. Ar- Delroy has engagements Tor st evenings, and the securing of this one open date, Saturday. July l6, Is considered extremely fortunate. The uckets are 5e cents. and q portion of the hall is reserved at s5 cents for each ticket AS the aiicapacity is limited. the safe ef tickets is being taken ad- vantage Of oy the large number of peo- pie anxious 10 witness this uniaue en- tertainment. Tickets are on sale in Putnam al Dresser's drug store, and in Thompson al the post office.
 NIT. and Mrs. Charles E Searls left on Saturday for six weeks stay at Nantucket.
 The Fourth was observed in a quiet way on the Hill. with the usual dis play Of fireworks by private parties.
 Mr- and Mrs. Charles F. Elliott of Brooklyn, \. 4,, were in Thompson over the Fourth.
 A number Of ladies from the Hill at- tended the dedicatory exercises at the Day himball hospital on Tuesday afternoon.
 The song of the moving machine is heard in all parts of the town this week.
 Nietrolas bought of George r.. shaw are unpaeked, oiled regulated and de- hVefed, thereby avoiding ali trouble.
 Special offering ot imported novel, ties, hat pins. and belt buckles suit able for summer wear. Prices from 36 cents upwards.
 Miss Martha NJ. Knight has So far recovered from her recent illness as te be abe to attend church. The regular meeting of the Ladies Missionary society was held Wednes- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Emagene Williams. Ars. R. C. Paine was the leader.
 Mrs. Fred A. Munyan has had as re- cent guests Mrs. N hittemore and son Harry of Worcester.
 Miss Florence Brown is to attend the Sunday School conference at North field, going into camp with party of friends from Brooklyn.
 Mr. Smith and family of Geneseo, \. ! ., are occupying the Ream cottage formerly owned by Mrs. Haseaii.
 Among the guests in town over the Fourth were MT and Mrs. Winifred Houghton of Southbridge.
 Miss Grace Changer of Providence has been in town the past week.
 Nr. and Mrs. F. k. Reed are mak- ing two weeks auto trip through the White Mountains, accom- panied by their daughter andsnieee.
 Leuis Converse and Elmer Burgess enjoyed shore dinner at Fields Point on the Fourth.
 Miss Elizabeth Armstrong is camp ing with friends in Roster.
 Mrs. Geerge ,0. Brott and son of Hartford, are guests of her father, An drew Mills.
 Mrs.Clark Pierce has been entertaia- ing her mother, Mrs. Nathan Chase.
 2uis- ss AaAllAtup LbditQtu uhS hoa a guest her brother Ralph of, ,Qrono.
 The annual picnic of the Thimbie Club was held on "Wednesday of Last week, they going with a,party of their friends to Wildwood Park 1t is need less to say that the reputation of the club for enjoyable social occasions was fully sustained
 Rev Clifton k. Flanders will oceu- py the pulpit ef the Central Baptist church next Sunday.
 l.. E. Blacknfar of Everett was the guest of his sister Last week.
 Mrs Kammerer is the guest Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Ream, at Carolyn Hall.
 Miss Evans is oat of town for g visit. Ellsworth Chandler is spending his vacation with his falAer, K. u. Chand- Ter.