Putnam patriot., 1913-07-11
POM FRET

The plaDOIOIle Tecildl gwen uy tue pnpiIs of Miss Annie Ash in Pomfret Hall on Monday evening was greatly enjoyed by the parents and friends of the ichildren who gathered there to hear them. The children played re- markably well and the following pro- gram was successfully carried out- Little Patriot March Krogmann
 Chester Rhoades
 Ia1 Wiegenlied Mozart ibl Wedding March (arrangedl Men,
 Annie Lindgren Idelssohn Mayfiowers Orth
 Francis Murphy
 At Grandpa's Farm Streabogg
 Alice Rhoades
 The Little Prince -four hands,
 Krogmann Mary Johnson and Eleanor Murphy la} March in F Roger lb) Dance of the Sunbeams Cadman
 Margaret Farrell
 Shepherds Song Paldi
 Norman Ash
 Little Boy Blue Engleman
 Mary Ryan
 Frolic and Fun Baldwin
 Eleanor Murphy
 The Robins Lullaby -four hands,
 Krogmann Mildred Carroll, Marthe Edward Melodia Aletter
 Ethel Danielson
 In Springtime Williams
 Marthe Euvrard
 March of the Friars Keats
 Eleanor Carey
 Tie k-tack -four hands, Nan-Gael Eleanor Carey, Aelen Clemens Lullaby Eilenberg
 Mildred Carroll
 Carry Arms March Renaud
 Ruth Moffitt
 Strains from the Rocky Mountains
 Pauline Lyon Meyer Arbutus Intermezzo Davis
 Camille Edward
 Nocturne .t5soutenberg
 Helen Clemens
 Crescendo Lasson
 Gladys Ash
 Cyclone (fGnr hands) Meacham Gladys Ash and Pauline lyon The 4th of Llly celebration proved great success and it was well attend ed, every one had a good tine. The lunch was abundant, in fact there was plenty for noon lunch and also for one at night for thOSe who lived at dis tance. As people were returning to the ball ground after lunch, some one called ire, and the news was quickly spread that MT. Mann's house was on fire. A great many went down and helped to stay the flames, while the furniture on the lower floor was saved. 1t is not known how the fire started for the house was locked early in the day. MT. Mann took his family and went away for the day. MT. Mann has been gardiner for MT. Ben Grosvenor for number of years. The house is an old one which was moved from the Jepson place soon after MT. Grosvenor bought 1t. The program for the after noon was somewhat broken up but WAS largely carried out The speeches by Judge Fuller of Putnam, Rev. Iheo- dore Irwin and Rev. H. A. Beadle was enjoyed later in the day than an- nouneed on the program. A platform had been built and dancing was en- joyed by many during the eVeRng, while others stayed just for the are works. Plans for next year are al- ready being talked about.
 Miss Howe and Miss Mariot of Thompson came over to the hall on Thursday evening and gave the me Ba- berS of the Neighborhood association an informal talk on the Dayton flood. Miss Mariot read a graphic descript which she had recorded in her nafy at the time Many remained aiter- ward to hear still more abont 1t.
 Harold Lowry was taken to the Worcester hospital last Saturday to pc operated upon for appendicitis iiis mother is spending a few days wlth him as the case is a serious one.
 The Ladies' Benevolent society heid their monthly business meeting al the Congregational church parloF thls week Wednesday At this meeting S50 was given by the ladies toward the church debt and smaller sum were given for different purposes amount ing in all to over sl00.