Putnam patriot., 1910-11-25
conrrsrst.onaI Church Notes


 solos--For the King Bonbeur
 Harold $. Corbin
 (concert Piece, C minor Carter Organ Sarclssus Nevin
 Hunoresaue Dvorak I l.. 0. Williams
 Male "a 4 Dream Bartlett Quartet { b Thiee Flies Barrett solo Ny Lady .,, sal.ef 0''o b If Thou Vert Blind Johnson
 Mary H. Daniels
 ea yira Riker eiofus 10 My Lady Sue Bartlett Solo Five and Twenty Sailors, Taylor
 A. Graydon Sharpe
 Ladies "a Serenade schubert Trio :. b Sunrise Manney Misses Mnrfey, Daniels. and Williams Solo--The Bugand Spence
 John 4. Morse, JT.
 Melodies from The Flying Dutehnan
 Wagner Miss Daniels, Piano Mr. Mofse, Violin
 MT. Williams, Organ
 az,-f Jusl Wearyin' for Ton Bond 7oio b Iittle Dutch Garden Golborn M Gladys Maffey
 1 ( Ehorus-s fadIe Song Nannah The Kings Daughters met with l Mrs. Nick aehnie Monday afternoon al 1 three o'clock.
 The ladies are reminded that plans are being made fer packing the mis- sionary barrel and contributions are in 1 order.
 l Dr. Simmons of Worcester came to Putnam last Friday and instieuted 4 Court of The Queens of AViiion and 1 Court ef the Pilgrims Of Astiion. l A laymen we haee received great inspiration from the meeting of our l -tate Conference this last week and our hearts have been opened as never 1 before fo the influence of Christian fei- i low ship. Not only has the contact ] with many ef the gHandest men ton l neelieut can produce, opened our eyes to the mighty influence oi the t0ngre- | gationai church Of our state, but while 1 working hard. we have been drawn close together in fresh bonds of loyalty t0 our church and pastor and our great l Leader.
 | Summing up the material workings of the week and judging from what has been said by visitofs and fsofne people, the work of eaen committee has been well nigh perfect. The committees on solicitation and finance found our peo- pie in nearly every case wilh doefs and pockets open To our guests and ample provision was secured for the 2iD who made application for entertainment. The finance committee have paid all bills; hearty handgrasp of our recep- ton committee gave first cordial greet ing to all who came; the assignment committee put in many days of strenu- ous brain work Tn their endeavor to fit guest and host to all the conditions of l health and comfort on both sides and their success in view of all the difficult lies of their position deserves the high i praise il has received. On Tuesday noon lo0 people were assigned and sent to their places of entertainment In hall an hour Automobile service WAS free , ly rendered by members Of the church aud parish.
 At the church, committees on mail, telephone, cloak room. and usheflng, were alert and courteous. Our Janitof faithfully attended to his duties, and the committee on rooms had made es- cry spot attractive.
 Much interest was shown in ouf plant and the accommodations for our boys and girls elieiIed the pafdonaoie envy Of many pastors. Our choir and oTganisl received high compliments from those who have fine music in l splendid churches.
 The work ef the Ladies Social Cir cle and Woman's Relief Corps in pro viding the Brothe rhood Luncheon, the Wednesday dinner, and the final ban quet, was remarkably successful, in the delicious menus, good service taste ful decorations, and what appealed to the gentlemen perhaps more than any thing else, the eNaet ptomptness with which the dining room was opened Tn 2 every case. \ choice souNentf booklet r of Putnam was given by the Business Mems Association to every delegate, al ss, n dainty box ot sewing silk by Ham mond, kno~lian X Co, and costa, : of the old FirsI church hy G. +. shaw
 That the work of the local press i- | | fully appreciated Is shown by the fact that the committee have sent copy , of ihe Putnam Patriot to every church . in the Stale.
 Altogether the most remarkable , point in this work Tor the Conference has been EN FRY BODY HELPED,
 The Committee of Arrangements ' have adopted the following resolution Resolved, That We hereby express eaf gratitude to all who have ia any [ state Conference sa great a success, Friends in the Baptist and Methodist churches in rainala, the Ladies et tue Relief Corps, the Putnam Business Mems Association, Hammond, huow l. s lon k Co., the Putnam Patriot, the ' Mindham County Observer, Southern i'nglandNe Telephone company, Mri l John Ash. manager ot Miss Clark \ ' GonserS aiaries, romftet, Mrs. N. R- Ream ef Thompson, and all those Inc | furnished automobiles.
 Perhaps this explanation is due te some who prepared 10 eatertain dele gates who failed to appear. The com | mtitee received applications for enter. , tainment ts0sn 2io people and assigned them all to places. AooAt forty of these dtd mol come, and, with few eN- captions. theS aid not notify the com mittee that they wee not coming. so IL WAS impossible io assign others in their places or notify the hosIesse>. As nearly ss can he estimated lsu were entertained over que or both nights.
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