Putnam patriot., 1912-08-09
Congregational Church Notes

fishing, crabbing, tennis, and other in- cidental happenings made the week a busy one. Excellent dinners were had at the Mexam house, breakfast and supper being prepared by three Of the young ladies and one of the young men, A change of cooks being made al each meal so that all the party became expert in the culinary line. Thursday evening a concert WAS given in the Congregational church at Mantle to an audience that was very enthusiastic and nearly flled the church. The pro- gram was as follows:
 Welcome. Geibei My Pale Brown Lady Sue, Bartlett
 The Choir
 Solo-Ny Dear Bail
 MT Sharpe
 Ouarlette-Ferget Me-Not Giese
 Misses Murfey and Ellis
 Aies>rs. Sharpe and Morse Ladies fTwiHght ReveIs, Feriera
 Elephant and Ghimpanzee, Chorus sims organ selections
 Mr. Williams
 Where Are You Going, CaIdieoit cradle song. Nannah
 The Choir
 Ladies Trio-Hawthofnc Tree Woolef Misses Marfey, Burgess and Ellis
 -CifNe One EteF Marfies Me, -oio Rogers
 Just q Wearyin for You, Bond
 Miss Murfey
 Kentucky Babe, Geibei Whistler and His Dog, Pryor
 The Choir
 Violin solo-To aWtldRose Mcdowell
 MT. Morse
 Musical Monologue-0id Sweetheart
 Miss Burgess
 Nursery Rhymes, Constance My Shadow, Hadley
 The Choir
 solo-The Bandolero, Stuart
 MT. Morse
 Sleep Ny Little One, Woolef Song of the dohegans, Leavitt Written for and sung at Norwich Pageant ly5g
 The Choir
 Al supper after the concert the choir had as guests Mrs Charles l.. Torrey of Putnam, and Miss Ryther and Mr. Purdy of Providence. Rev r. D. sar- gent, pastor of the church, was guest Friday and Saturday. sunday morn- ing the choir sang at g musical service in the Mantle church, the pastor, Rev. J. Wm. Knappenberger giving an eX- eellent address on music. Tn the af= tefnoon they sang at the initial relig. ious service in the Auditorium at Cres- cent Beach, Rev Dr. Blakeslee of Fall River; being the speaker.
 One Of the most pleasing reeollee- tions of the trip is the cordial and ear nest invitations that the choir received from the people of both Mantle and Crescent Beach to return next season. The members of the party were: NJ. Gladys Murfey Hattie C. lnman Marjorie Burgess A Graydon Sharpe Enie C. Inman John A. Morse, Jr Christabe Clifford Wallace Smith Josephine Clifford Bindtey Gain Gladys A. Farmer F. Walden Wright Grace Chandler S Elizabeth Clarke Lemyra F.. Ellis Mrs. l.. 0. Williams
 l.. 0. Williams
 The Christian Endenvor meeting on Sunday was Cottage Prayer Meet ing on the Parsonage verandah The topic was l"Things we remember. ' Miss Frances Warner was in charge. Next Sunday evening there will be union service in the Methodist church, our society furnishing the leader.
 Rev. ]. r. Marvin of Worcester will be the speaker next Sunday morning. Judge F. NJ. Warner has the follow ing in the calendar of last Sunday:
 For the last month the Summer Edi- tor and his family have been enjoying the Sargent cottage at Oak Bluffs. It is very true that homes and cottages frequently acquire the reputation that adds much to the comfort of those who occupy them. The Sargent cottage at Oak Bluffs k a unique affair. It might well be called the Parsonage Annex for il is quite safe to say that within it's walls more of the members of our congregation and church have been comfortably sheltered and enter. tained than in any other home or cot tage except the parent Parsonage on Grove street. Cool nights and com fortable days have prevailed all the month at Oak Bluffs and the rested and invigorated visitors returned to make room for another company of our church, the Queens of Avihon, who arrived at the cottage last Tuesday chaperoned by Miss Bertha Sargent and Miss Ruth Murfey. The Pages Of Arthur were there a week in June un- der the care ot Mrs. Mansfield and Mrs. Luther Keith.
 The prayer meeting led by Brother Seward Thursday evening was well at tended and very interesting. The subject, Forgiveness, was fully dis. cussed. This week "Jesus in Men 's Homes will furnish food for careful thought.