Putnam patriot., 1912-03-08

tic, Rev. k. K. Kendall of Woodstock, !, Rev. Harry Grimes of Windham, Rev. John K. Moore of Thompson, Rev. T. A. Turner of East Woodstock, Rev. J. E. King of Eastford, Rev. MT. Chris tie, Rev. f. D. Sargent. l Program | 10.45 p. m. Organization and Business 1 HOO D. m. Address, Young Peoples Societies, W. s. Beard.
 General Discussion. i I2.O0 m. Recess for Lunch. 1 l.30 D. m. Business.
 200 D. m. Paper Report of the Com- | mission of Nineteen on Polity. k. | k. Kendall
 General Discussion. Adjournment.
 Mrs. F. W. Seward is officiating as organist during the absence of Mir. Williams.
 Feb. 18th was the date of tho meet l ing of "The Young Boys Club.o All members were present. A valentine box from which each boy received re- membrances was a special feature. Nearly all who were present al the mid-week service remained to partake of the tea that Dr. Kinnear so kindly sent to Us. The reading of his intense Iy interesting letter received the hearty attention of all. The prayer by Judge Warner that followed the reading Of | the letter was especially well phrased and xyas m uplift io Us all Our people will be glad to know that | Enos Bacon will give return concert in our church March 18th. He will also be with us Sunday evening, March 17th, and will conduct a gospel service.
 The Pilgrims of Avilion will hold q food and candy sale in the chapel Sat urday afternoon at 2.30.
 A meeting of the teachers training class TBS held at ithe home Of Mrs. C.. i NJ. Elliott, South Main street Tuesday evening, k. H. Johnson in charge. An enjoyable meeting of the Wom- ans Missionary Society was held with Miss $. Elizabeth Clarke, Elm street, Tuesday afternoon. Papers of interest were read on the topic, "Buddhism, J followed by refreshments served by the hostess.
 Miss i Elizabeth Child entertained her Sunday school class Saturday afternoon at her home on Grove street A very enjoyable time was had. A special feature was a talk given by Miss Elizabeth Wright on her trip tt Germany last year, illustrated with photographs. II was full of interest and greatly appreciated. Refreshment, were served.
 The following are the topics and th, names of the leaders for the C. E meetings for March--July:
 MARCH
 8. The Christian Virtues. IT. Pa tience. , rhess. 3;l-5.
 Marion Maynard 10. Christian Testimony that Counts John ;2942. Josephine Clifford IT. Success Worth Havink and No Worth Having. Daniel 4:2S-37.
 Alvin Martin 2l. Meeting in charge of music com mittee. Mrs. w. J Bartlett ai. The Foreign Missions of My De nomination.
 :. The Kind of Life We Shall Wish We Had Lived. Luke l6:ls'8l.
 Florence c. Sargent II. How Can We Enrich Our Sab l kaf Afar st..lp 9.1
 John Warner 2i. The Christian Virtues. ". Per severance. Gal. 6.l-9. Lindley Cain 2s The Home Missions of My De nomination. Ps. 3S:s-22.
 5, The Christian Virtues. V. un- seltishness. John S:l0-IS.
 A. Beatrice Cogan l2. The Value of Initiative, Kings l8l4 l9. John lnman i9 Why and How to Please Christ ; Tim. 2;l-l3. Ernest Lewis 26 Missionary Progress in Asia Acts l3l-3; i+;i9-29.
 JuNE D The Christian Virtues. VI. F' delity, Rev. 2:l-iO., Hattie lnmar 9. Happy Memories; How to Make Sure of Them. I rhess. lsl.l0. , Chryslobe GitiorC l6. The Duty of Being Pleasant, Ps IGS:i.S. Louise WealherheaC a. Reading that Is Worth While l Tim. 4;l.lo. Harold Corbir S0 Missionary Progress in Africa Ps. 5S;2S-55,
 JULY
 !. The Christian Virtues. VII. Hon esty. Rom. l29-l7. John G. Johnson l4. How Much should a Christian Think of Personal Appearance !. Kings 9:S0-ao; ps. 45;7-1a. Marjorie Bradford 2l. Christian Common Sense. Prov : l:i 9. Frances Warner aS. Missionary Progress in North America. Acts 2:l-2l.
 Advent Christian Church Notes.