Putnam patriot., 1910-07-01

il good sized and appfecIatiEe audience al the pleasant home Of Mr. and Ms Charles F. -eaFis en Wednesday even. ing. the proceeds being for the benefit of the Ladies Aid society ef the Con gregalionai church. The program was as follows.
 Mar d0iiu and Guitar Dact.
 stanton Micks, John Wieks Violin solo, Mrs. Dexter Elliott -ones. Miss Augusta Elliott Piano Solo. Miss Edith toX Reading, Mrs. sheppard Song, Mrs. Paine Piano solo. Miss Ruth Scarborough Reading, II rs. Searls Violin solo, Mrs. Dexter Elliott Song, Nils Helen Green Reading, Mf. Barton Piano solo, Miss koss -song--Duet, Mrs Paine, Mrs. Searls Piano Duet, Ms. Lowfee, Mf. Moore
 The strawberry festival in the vestrY of the Congregational church last Fri- day evening Was success both social. ly and financially, the net proceeds be ing over 20. The berry and ice cream table was in charge Of Mrs. Barton, Misses Evans and Sheldon, Misses Iounsbnry and Blaekmar were at the homemade candy table, and Al rs. J k. Moore al the cake table. During the evening musical selections were given on n Victor machine loaned by Mrs. Dexter El lott. The decorations of the room were very tasteful, con sisting of roses and laurel, with oak branches for background. A large congregation attended the service Sunday evening at the Con greeational church, Miss Barned giv. ing an address on the early history of 1 Thompson, In recognition of the l25th anniversary Of the town, which oc- cured June Fist. IL Is probable that | further observance of the event will take place later in the season. | Al the Central Baptist church last 1 Sunday morning Rev. C. |. Ramsey preached his farewell sermon, closing n pastorate of four years. The theme of the discourse WAS the relation Of the 1 minister and the church. The even ing service was conducted by the B. Y r. l.. under the leadership of Miss l Edith Gfufi. \ prominent feature was the music in charge of Ossian F.. Mills of the New England Conserva- tory, led hy orchestra, with Mrs. Io- gee, organist. Mir. Mills sang, My Lord and and A Clean Heart ;
 On Tuesday Rev G. l. Ramsey with 1 his wife, and daughter Ethel. left for Penn's Grove, New Jersey, where he assumes another pastnfaie al an in. creased salary, and will occupy new | parsonage.
 The pulpit of the Baptist church will 1 he occupied dnfing July hN Rev. t K |, l Flanders, the stale evangelist, with the exception of July T, when il student | from the Newton Theological semina " will preach.
 On Wednesday of last week, Charles +. Elliott of Brooklyn, \. l., Il form. ef Thompson boy, was united in mar riagc to Elizabeth Lean Marshall, of Kingston, Ontario, at the home al the bride. They will be at home after Oc- tobet lst, at Is Cambridge Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Edith cruh. who has been teaching In Sufiield, Is to take a school in Morrislow \ J., next year.
 Elizabeth Eddy graduated from the Nillimantie Nafmal~chool on Friday. she is to teach in @tofrs next year.
 Mrs. Charles Knight, who was thrown from a tean tWo weeks ago k still under the care oi I trained nurse. Mrs. Florence Greene Williams letl on Tuesday for her home in Mountain Iron, Minnesota.
 Mrs. r. l.. Reed made aa auto ttip to Ghieapee last week, taking as guests her sister, Miss Andrews, Mrs. fFues- dale, and Miss Blaekmar.
 X good number attended the Ash. al 44 Woodstock an Wednesday.
 Emory Munyau has completed his freshman year at Brown University aud Is home for the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Scarborough, and Mrs. ] l.. Jacobs and daughter Doris of Brooklsn, \. \, have opened their homes for the summer.
 The QainnatiSsett Annex thas been rented by Mir. feckham of Providence.
 Miss Annie nunning will ofiiciaie as ofgautst al the Congregational church during the summer monthS.
 The roses ron the Ream estate are attracting much attention by their great beauty.
 Mrs. r. Il. knight has been enter, tanning her sister, Miss Agnes toveli of Providence
 stanton and Bartlett Wlcks are al home for the summer.
 Mrs. Charles k. Sesrls has as guests her sister, Mrs. Ds~rinston with her children.
 Mrs. oileert Thompson is the guest of her soa, Howard in Hyde Park.
 Mrs. E. S. Rackus and children were tn AndoveF last week,
 Mrs. George W. Child of Putnam was the gaest of her daughter, Mrs. K. C. Paine the past week.
 Mrs. Emaeeene Williams has visited her son Howard in Attleccro.