Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14
THONPSCN.

The public library is often pleasant
IN remembered by former residents.
The latest gift is from Allen Joslin of
Boston and oxford who claims Thomp-
son a his birthplace. Ii Is a copy of
1.-The Old Dafnmann by Charles L.
GoOdeli and limited STATES as a
World Power Coolidge.
The Ladies Missionary Society held
its monthly meeting with Mrs. Paine.
Mrs. Barton prepared an interesting
program on the work of the Church
building Society. Tea and social
time followed.
Instead of the regular February
meeting of the Ladies Missionary So
ciety, Miss Anna Larned, who has
been connected with the mountain
white school, Grand View, Tenn, will
speak on that branch of the A. Nj. A.
worn on February 10Th. at Mrs. E. 5.
Bsckus'.
A barrel of clothing was packed at
Miss Larned's and sent TO the &. II.
NJ. s. for distribution. This was sd
annual barrel sent from this church,
Rev. Joel Ives, secretary of this sOci-
ETY. will be with US on Jan. Is 10 tell us
of their work.
Mrs. Emma shaw Colcleugh Is
booked TO sail ON the s. 3. Butcher,
Jan. -, for a three months cruise go.
ing as far south Is Cape Horn and
stopping at all the principal South
American ports.
An attractive story entitled "John
Bill Pagan" by Miss Helen Champion
Green was published in the Thanks
giving issue of the Christian Herald.
Miss Hannah Tracy received word
of the sudden death OF her mother Jan.
3, in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. G. +. Searls entertained her
sister, Miss Fell, and nephews, Searls
and Bradley Darlington, during the
holidays.
Miss Green who is studying music
and languages in Brooklyn spent her
vacation al her fathers +. d. Green s.
Mrs. Lydia Hascall of Shrewsbury,
Mass, who met with a serious acct
dent, breaking her hip, has recovered,
and accompanied by her nurse is the
guest of Mrs. G.. +. Dresser.
The departure of the Old and the
welcoming of the New Year, with APP
propriate ceremonies, was observed by
number at the home of Mrs. William
5. Beebe.
Miss Lucy Olney, who is at the
Presbyterian hospital, New York, we
are glad to hear is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens of Chicago,
ILL.,, Mr.. and Mrs. kemmerer of
Mauch Chunk Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G..
Ream and son, and Messrs. Norman
and Louis Ream were with their par
ents at Carolyn Hail over the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowree and daughter
have been in Schenectady, \. Y, for
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Marshall and Charles
Elliott were Xmas guests at Marvin
Elliott's. Mr.. Eiliott's health is inn
proving slowly.
Others in town for the holidays We're
Howard Williams and wife of Attic.
boro with Mrs. +. f. Williams, Miss
Lucy Ingraham at II. 3. Ingraham :,
Frank Herrick with Mrs. Ella Herrick,
Wilfred Mills and family at Joseph
Mills. Miss Mildred Armstrong at
at VI rs. Munyan's, Ellsworth Chandler
at his fathers, Ossian Mills at Andrew
Mills.
Miss Myrtiee kingsbury was the
guest of Miss Wilkes on New Years
day.
Mrs. Richard Barton entertained
Miss Judith Hopkins of Wethersfield
for few days.
Miss Edith d. Sheldon spent the
weekend the guest of Mrs. j. K. Doane
in Boston. Miss Marion Doane, who
has been at the hospital with light
case of diphtheria, is improving.
The benevolences for the Congrega-
tional church for the coming year are