Putnam patriot., 1913-03-21
PoMFRET CENTER

The Community House on Tuesday evening was filled to standing room by delighted audience who witne ssed the following entertainment which was given by the pupils of the gram lamar department of the Street school. This is the third time it has been giv- en, the two previous times in the schoolhouse on Wednesday and Thurs. | day evenings, and on each occasion the audience was very large, many coming last night to witness it for the second and third times. It is hard to select any one thing as worthy of es- pecial mention when everything was well carried out. The astor and gold. ens rod quadrille, with the girls dressed torsepresent the flowers, and the Scot tish reel, which was danced by four children in costume with tinkling bells were especially fine, little Martha Eu- verard presiding at the piano. The drama. "At the freside,o with the aunt, children, postman and butler, was acted excellentIy. "How Jimmy saved Pa" was very amusing and ssHoW the story grewp provoked stormsof applause. But probably the play, fAnnt Jerusha and Uncle Josh ua visit school,u with the star parts taken by Miss Eva Darling and James 0uigley. Their mpersonating of the characters, their dancing Y an- lzse Doodle and singing brought down the house. The superintendent of the schools, PEof. Clapp, WAS present who gave a short address regarding ,Ghe schools of the town and of his appre- citation of the very excellent work and training which the pupils of the gram mag sehooI are receiving Mnder MT. H. lingWorth. A larde sum Of money has been eealized from the three perform ances which will be used by the teach CT for the benefit of the sbho9l
 PROGRAM Aster aad Goldenrod Quadrille,
 Eight Girls
 AL the Preside 7 Scenes Marthe Euvrad, Peter Murphy, Edgar
 Shrine, Eleanor Murphy How JimDay Saved Pa. l Scene
 Gertrude TanseY, John Spencer,
 Edgar Sirrine
 How the Story Grew 5 Scenes Lucy Pickett, Mary Donlon, Eleanor Carey, Helen Clemens. Mary Ryan, Gertrude Tansey, Eva Darling, Esther
 Sirrine
 fDCOtltcH IeCCl
 Edgar Shrine, Eleanor Murphy
 Elizabeth Meiia, Edward Farrell Aunt Jerusha and Uncle Jts shua visit
 School
 Eva Darling Lotus Mays Mary Johnson John Spencer James Byrnes Mary Donlon Lucy Picket Edward Johnson Catherine Lynaught Peter Murphy James DuigteV NJ MaFtha EuVTArd Elizabeth Melia Eleanor Murphy Helen Byrnes
 Rev. MT. Beadle who has been ab- sent the past two weeks, occupied his pulpit again on Sunday.
 The Search Light Club held candy sale in the church parlors last Thurs day and Wednesday afternoon, March l9, the Ladies Benevolent Society was entertained in the church parlors by the Misses Reyes.
 Warren Averill attended the auto mobile show in Boston last week.
 There was 6 meeting in the Com munity House Wednesday evening for the purpose of organizing a Glee Club.
 Good things are in store in the near future at the Community House, a rummage sale with James sharpe, auctioneer, a musical evening in chasge of Miss Annie Ash, next week and Masquerade ball on April Sth. This coming Saturday evening the Con- munity House will be closed.
 MT. and Mrs. George Lowry spent Sunday in Hartford.
 Miss Hazel Perry of Putnam is visit- ing Mrs. Walter Brown.