Putnam patriot., 1913-08-01

sing at the morning service at the Con gregational church in Nientie Sunday, August and 10, giving Bartlett's can tata, aFrom Death to Life,o the last Sabbath. Tuesday evening, August ,, they give concert in the Mantle church, and will be entertained al a banquet at the close.
 PROGRAM
 Vocal March-May Day HadleY Three Doughtie Men Pearson
 The Choir
 solo-The Sandman Geibel
 Louise Adams Ladies' Clang of the Forge Rodney Chorus The Summer Wind Bischofi Solo Because Your Heart James
 A. Graydon Sharpe Vocal Gavotte te-Buttercups Hayes A Rondel- Echo Song Macfarlane
 The Choir
 oa,o A Wee Bit Shy Johnson '7"io Honey Chile Tracy
 Gladys A. Farmer Now the Night Donizetti Night has Thousand Eyes Nevin
 The Choir
 Musical ! When You Haven't Said Monolog Your Prayers Bliss
 Marjorie C. Burgess Minnehaha Loring Mammyis Liil Honey Tracy
 The Choir
 solo Good Bye Tosti s9'0 Sweet GeneVieVe Tucker
 M Gladys Wright Ladies Old Church Bell aa,.itt Chorus | Cowbels
 Three Old Songs
 Solo by Josephine NJ. Clifford
 The Choir
 The party il made up of the follow ing persons:
 Miss $. Elizabeth Clarke Mrs. C. l.. Torrey Lemyra l.. Ellis NJ. Gladys Wright Marion Andem Marjorie c. Burgess Katherine Seward Gladys A. Farmer Hattie lnman Josephine Clifford A. Graydon Sharpe Christabel Clifford Merrill F. Paine Fife c. Inman John A. Morse, Jr. Louise Adams Wallace Smith l.. 0. Williams Lindley Cain
 All may not realize that our eontri- buttons to the Church Building So- ciety, besides helping in other locali- ties cancels the loan of $500 for the par sonage of Rev. Alec Russell in Carter, South Dakota. At the present time sl53 has been paid on the loan and the parsonage is to be called the Putnam Parsonage. Last year our church gave $l56 to Congregational Home Mission ary Society. AS Mr. Russel's salary is paid by the C. II. NJ. $. can we not, as church, consider him as our Home missionary?
 The following is the list of officers and committees of The Y. r. S. C. E. for the ensuing year
 President, Alvin Martin.
 Vice president, Phoebe Beard. Recording secretary, Gilbert Perry. Corresponding secretary, Marjorie Burgess.
 Treasurer, Kenneth sharpe.
 COMMITTEES
 Prayer meeting - Elizabeth Child, Bertha l.. Sargent, Florence C. Snr. gent, Marion Maynard, Howard Brad. ford
 I4ookout-Gould Beard, ]. C. John son, John lnmAn, Clara Maertens, Jo- stphine Clifford.
 Social--John inman, Annie E. Co. gan, Mrs. W, l., Beard, Elizabeth Child, (. D. Sharpe, Marjorie Brad ford, Mary X. Wheaton, Lindley Cain, Dana Johnson, Donald Johnson, F.. NJ. Warner, Geraldine Beard.
 Missionary Mrs N l.. Beard, Ger Irude Perry, Kenneth sharpe, Hattie lnman.
 tIower-Annie E. Cogan, Mary A. Wheaton, Hattie lnman, Gertrude l.. Hall, Marjorie Burgess, Gnristebel eff ford
 Musie-Mrs. w. l. Bartlett, Ken meth sharpe, Marjorie Baker, Rather inc Seward, Wallace Smith, Hattie Inman, Christabei Clifford, John In- man,
 We wish to call attention to one book that has recently been purchased for the Spalding library-"The Joy of Llyingn by 0, $ Marden This au- thor has written several books but none better than this one just publish ed. IL is we'll worth the attention of lovers of good literature. A reviewer Of the book says:
 "The pleasures of life are too fre- quently overlooked in our hurried modern existence. X we'll equipped author here points out the real happi- ness to be found in everyday living, showing how eontentment can be eul- tivated, how health and happiness are related, how there is positive alehe- my in cheerful mind. A book full of Illuminating counsel and sound con- nonsense advice.
 IL was exceedingly gratifying to note the good number at the midweek ser vice last Thursday. The day had been uncomfortably warm and the clouds threatened rain but these facts did not deter the people from the service. "Christianity religion of joyn was well introduced by the leader and lhere was a general participation in the discussion that followed. Rev. J. E. King Of Easttord will oc- cnpy the pulpit sunday morning. IL is expected that he will give his im pressions of the Gettysburg reunion. An invitation has been extended to the c. A. R. and other patriotic or ganizations to be present, and there will doubtless be large attendance.