Putnam patriot., 1910-06-10
Congregational Church Notes

Last Tuesday evening thero was an informal meeting of the workers in the Junior Department, of our Bible school. Plans were discussed and various sag- gestions made fer the betterment of the school.
 A lettes from nr. klnnear, aeknewl- edging the receipt ot the box of band. ages, etc, for hospital use, was rceeiv- ed few days ago. The letter will be either read in public or published at au early date.
 Next Sunday will he observed as Ghildren's Day. The young people will have entire charge Of the morning service, special exercises having been arranged for them. The rite of bap- tism will be administered and Bibles will be presented to those baptized by the Pastor who lhavc reached seven years of age. In the evening Al there will be Nesper service in which "re- questa music will be given by the choir and the sermon by the pastor will be in the interests Of the young people. The K, q, K. A. and the r. of A. arc expected to attend In body. The mu- sic will hc as follows:
 a. spring Song, Macfarlane 'is'" Melody in r, Loud froccssional-o Come to My Heart
 Lord Jesus. Nevin Mathematician Q God, Naghorne Solo-rhe City Four square, Danks
 Miss Gladys k. Williams ChoirSelection- of Mysoal, Turner
 The following Is the program for children's Day:
 Processional,
 With Banners Proudly Waving Prayer
 Scripture Clara Maeftens Song, Day Of Giadness, School Baptism and presentation of Hl6les Guided by His Banner Chorus Of boys ChiIdrenss Day Evelyn Ellis Perseverance Primary boys The Best Place Hazel Johnson Jesus Loves Mo Primary Thoughts Of God Harold Cain, James
 woodson, William Madison, Philip
 Stearns
 Forget-me-not Flora White The Leaves Girls from Primary In June Time Hazel Clifford, Hazel
 Geeson, Edith Gecson, Lillian Maer-
 tens
 Roses Ruth Bartlett Look Up and Sing Sylvia Whcclock He is Our Father Doris Carver Song, shining for Jcsus, Girls chorus Ye Are My Friends Bertha Child, Mary Child, Doris Gard
 m Do My Part Eleanor Carpenter How They Helped Wilfrsd sharpe,
 Willis sherman, James Elliott, Frank Elliott
 Gods Smile Helen Carver Flowers Everywhere Grace Brownlie Your Part Clifford Clark Collection
 Song, Jesus, the Children's Friend Recessional
 The mid-week service this Thursday will be under the direction of the young men and the theme "rhe Obligation of the Church to the Youth" will be discussed. Fathers and mothers are urged to be present and take part in the service. The boys will be there.
 Mrs. Sargent's Bible class spent de- lightful afternoon with Mrs. Wood ward last Thursday. The gathering was of the nature of . birthday party given In honor of the hostess.
 On Saturday morning fourteen Pages of Arthur, in charge of Rev. K. D. Sar- gent, and accompanied by the Queens, Mrs. F. J. Daniels, and Miss Marguer- ile Mansfield, went to Willimanlic on the 9.27 express, where they were the guests of the Pages of the Congrega- tionai church A that city, On the ar rival in WiIlimantic they were met by the local Pages in charge of Rev. w. $. Beard .and all marched to the church to the stirring notes of drum. A ball game, to in favor of Putnam, and various other athletic events, in all Of which the Putnam boys took the non ors, made up the days programme. A fine dinner was served at the church at noon. The party returned 10 Put nam at 6.30 p. m.