Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-03-11
NO 10
Congregational Church Notes

The regular meeting of the Kings
Daughters will be held with Mrs. Z. ID.
sharpe. School street, Wednesday At
$50 p. m.
The Pages of Arthur were entertain-
cd 1T the parsonage Monday afternoons
and the knights in the evening. Re-
freshments were served, and delight
full time enjoyed. Miss Gertrude q.
Warner, Queen Of the Pages, hrs
written 1.-THE Pages New Song,p and
II has been adapted to Cornell college
song.
There was an attendance Of fourteen
At the ministers meeting on Tuesday,
Interesting papers were given BY Revs.
King Of Eastfosd, Waters Of Wood
stock, and Grimes Of windham. The
next meeting will be hcld,in Eastford
the second Tuesday In June, with The
ministers wives M guests.
The Pastors Bible Class met At the
parsonage on Tuesday evening for so-'
cial and reorganization, about twenty
five being present. A representative
of the Old South Church, Worcester,
gave a talk ON class work. The com.
mittec for the evening was the Pastor,
J. Co Johnson, A. NJ. Clark, and ]. l.
lnman. Refreshments were served.
The music for Palm Sunday Is ex-
pected to be unusually attractive. Tho
professional hymn Is the one used In
the Village church Mt Oher-AmmauKH
every Palm sunday, and Is tho most
used In the Passion Play IN the scene
representing Christ's entry Into Jcru-
salem. "rhe Palms. will b sung -
baritone solo. The soprano solo "
Chadwick, ~ Ballad Of the TFeee -
the Master" will be given, also ~
Palm sunday anthem. s.Jerusalenl,
by Rees-Pnrkes. Easter sunday After
the sermon the choir will sing the cam
tata, "From Death TO Life,p by !. q
Bartlett, beautiful and mclodlous
work.
The choir are to sing 1t the Conepo-
sational church In DayviIle Sunday
evening.
Al tho service on Thursday eveotnG
II was voted to adopt tho suxGsslIeo r
the church COMMITTEES - havo q T. -.
Ing taken At the sacFnuenlal pofvl
for fund to furnish flowers for nnssn.
bcrx Of the church who ars sick or
s.shut In. y
II may Be interesting to the eonofo
Cation 10 know the plan Of distrlctinH
the parish and the names Of those -.
signed TO the different divisions. IL
object Of this plan Ii TO bring the -
tor into touch with all the families q
the congregation aud through thooo
committees Ire made acquainted With
any cases OF need or with facts that
would especially concern him ~ pastor
OF the church:
Elm, Livery, Buck, Front, Bridge,
Lee, Bullock streets-Mlss s. Lizxjo
Clarke, Mrs. w. J. Bartlett.
Church street and Suunyslde--M tn1
Mary WhceIock, Mrs. George Hasring-
ton.
south Main, Chapman stsects-Mm.
l.. q. Williams, Mrs. J.. Il. Carpenter.
Fremont, Bradley, Pleasant. seward
Center, King streets - Mrs. II.
Thayer, Mrs. =. A. Wing.
Grove, Ring streets--Mn. r.
seward, Mrs. George C0ckell.
Farrows, Florence, Walnut etsocor
Mrs. r. J. Daniels.
Oak Hill and Grand View-n0
N 4 = ~ 04ssm fxSsa
school, Railroad, Mechanics nteoooo
Mrs. q. p. Sharpe, NJ ~. ae0Fno EessX.
Families outside city limits--Mrs. y
M. Wheaton.
The ladies are planning TO present
mock trial next week Wednesday.
The following are the officers Of the
Junior Endeavor:
President William Fuller.
Vice President Wilton Green.
Seefetary-May Fuller.
Treasurer-kenneth Sharpe.
COMMITTEES.
Prayer Mceting-May Fuller, Evelyn
Ellis, Caroline Campbell, jennie
Brownie.
Lookout - Laura Greene, Berries
Tattoon, Edette Brownlie, Henrietta
Gould.
Mnsic--I,ouise Adams, Sylvia Pot
ter, sylvia Wheelock, Jennie EDDY.
Sunshine Edna Mann, Cathesino
Russell, Margaret Maertens.
Book--Doris Carver, James Clifford
Joseph Fiagg, Doris Sykes.
Humane - Walter Cain, D0rothy
Wright, Jessie Mcdonald. Harry or
ford.
soeIaI-Ruth Child, chairman; VIII
Collectors - Phyllis Sykes, Helsn
Carver, Jennie Eddy.
Birthday CLARA Maertsns, Kathe-