Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-03-04
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Rev. Mr.. Stearns preached at the
Congregational church last Sabbath.
1t is expected that the stationed pastor
Rev. John X. Moore will be shere
to commence his duties next Sabbath.
He will be quite welcome as we have
been so long without regular pastor.
The young people still enjoy basket
ball.
Frank Yards of Putnam has given
several lessons in dancing during the
past few months beginning with some
private scholars. Now the number
has increased so that they are held at
the hall. Mrs. Knight acts as pianist.
The Thimble club met with Mrs.
Myron Elliott this week.
The Ladies' Missionary meeting was
postponed until next Wednesday after
noon on account of the weather. The
meeting was to have been held at Miss
Munyan's residence.
Frank Lynch, one of the men at
work ON the train, has been confined to
the house few days with the grip.
The repairs are about finished at the
parsonage including papering, paint
ing, carpenter, mason and electrical
work.
The Kings Daughters are to cele-
brate their omh anniversary Tuesday
nv holding service in the Fast
Tbomnson III + church in the after.
noon There will he sneakers from ont
Of town some Of whom are connected
with the International Order of Kings
Daughters. All who are interested and
would like to know more about the
o,dar and tho work are cordia.lv in
vited To the service. Invited CHESTS
and tho members are tn he ente rtained
At the Kings Danghters' Inn At the
noon honr. DELEGATIONS from the cir.
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(,arlfon rad noetsv dedicated To Miss
WilIard's monument erected at Wash.
ineton. A larre photograph Of IL was
Dlsoed upon me piano beside her nor.
trait unon which was = wreath Of
laurel and bittersweet tied with the
white ribbon of the order. Ms. Addie
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marks. Miss Ellen Larneo gave 1emi.
niscences OF the Ola chufcn wnlcn once
stood on the common oPposite tne
scarborough lesloence ana on .ne SIM
centennial ceieOration, Oh tne oIuina-
uon OF rev. DAME, low, ~ u, IN
this Mite chufcn al thompson, APri
2znu, 1910. Inc ofdsi Oh exercises
wele-oinging, Denmark' Prayef' ply
Years Ago, Miss Ellen Larned. Our
historian is 81 years old and the poem
was composed by her mother:
Blows the trumpet, say?
Dim his eve. his locks are gray
And his step is slow.
All. was he in manhood's might
Firm his step and clear his sight
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Stands he now alone today
Are there none bout him, say
Who beside him. kneit to pray
Fifty years ago?
Where Are thew Who gathered there
In that ancient house Of prayer
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