Putnam patriot., 1911-06-16
Congregational Church Notes

Congregational Church Notes The attention Of the people is called to the Choir Recital on this Friday evening. The program will be ya- ried one and the concert will be well worth the patronage Of the public. se- cure your ticket in advance and show by your presence your appreciation Of the efforts Of the choir and your will Hngness to cooperate with Them. Organ numbers are to be given l bv L. .. Williams, and vocal selee- tions by Misses Nj Gladys Muffey Ma- " H. Daniels, and Gladys E. Will Hams. Tickets can be had Of mem- bers of the choir, the admission being 10 cents. At the close Of the concert there will be an ice cream and cake sale by the Queens Of Ayilion either in the chapel or on the church lawn. The proceeds from the ice cream and cake sale are to be given to the (. E. society for the parsonage fund pledged to Mrs. Taintor, secretary of the Church Build ing society.
 PROGRAM Pedal 0ffertoire inc. Dodds Benediction Nuptiale, Rollins
 MT. Williams Stolen Fruit, Sutting
 Miss Daniels Rustic March. Fumagelli Caalaette shepherd Song Jofes
 MT. Williams Philomei, SeEtn Ny Lady spring, Hosmef Misses Maffey. Daniels, ana Niitams Forever and a Day. Bisch6ii
 Miss Williams Hafehe MiItaiIei G9anod EVentide. Hafkef
 MT. Williams . Come To Me. AaVouueen, Lynes
 Miss MurfeY schefzo Caprice, Ashmall
 Mf Williams
 Next Monday moFning.the Pages of Arthur stan on their outing al Oak Bluffs. They will be accompanied by Mrs. F. J. Daniels and Mrs 4. l.. Mansfield and the pastor.
 On saturday, the 24th inst, the Knights will start for the same place returning on the following saturday The boys who will go are:
 KNIGHTS John Warner William Fuller Gilbert Perry Malcolm Wiley Kenneth sharpe George Clifford Wilton Greene
 PAGES Dana Johnson Joseph FlaRg Donald Johnson William Mansfield George ToarteIlotte Hofatio Parnngt'n lallofd Letters
 On account of the graduation of the Israel Putnam and the High schools the mid-week meetings for the next two weeks will be omitted.
 The box of hospital supplies that was prepared for Dr. Kinnear was es- timated to be worth from fifteen 10 twenty dollars. IL is already on pas sage and will reach the hospital i'll the course of two or three months. The officers and teachers of the Junior department talked over plans for the summer, on Wednesday even ing al the home of C. l.. Child. They decided to leave the department in charge of Mrs. J. R. Carpenter, Mrs. Bartlett and Miss Murfey, during the summer.
 The annual ehildren's day service was held Sunday morning, the follow ing excellent program being given: | Proeessional No. 2, Hail this Day | Invocation, Rev. +. D. Sargent Welcome, Sidney Hayward i Welcome to Cradle Roll Children,
 Bertha Child Song by School No. 9
 Beautiful GhildreniS iS Day Suffer Little Children, Annette Johnson, Ethel Kenyon, Alice Adams Response by Primary Department Baptism and Presentation of Bibles Recitation, Einora Fisher Our Joyful Day, Beginners Song by School No.
 Wreaths of Browning Song, Happy Thought,
 Girls from Primary Department Recitation-One by One,
 Teddy Brousseau Nature Verses, Primary Glass Trio-Savlour, Teach Me Star Verses, Mary Carpenter, Anna
 Arnold, Ruth Bartlett, Eleanor Carpenter, Edna Evans, Helen Carver Bible Exercise, Junior Department For God and Home and Native Land
 Pages of Arthur (rhe audience is requested to join the
 Pages in singing the first and last
 verses of Ameriea.4
 Remarks bN Pastor
 Collection.
 Closing Song by School No. II Benedietieu.
 The vesper service last sunday even- ing, while mol largely attended was of unusual impfessivencss. The address by the pastor was excellent, and the musical portion of the service by the choir especially good
 Mrs. l.. l.. smith and A. W. Bowen were the delegates 10 the Windham Conference in Canterbury Tuesday.