Putnam patriot., 1913-12-12
Congregational Church Notes


The flowers today are given by the
Kings Daughters as a memorial for
Mrs. Emma Fem Blown.
The following is the list Of officers
for the Woman's Missionary Society
for the coming year:
President, Mrs. +. ID. Sargent.
Vice President, Mrs. {. ri. Brown.
Secretary, Mrs. W. Il. Barber.
Treasurer Mrs. 5. X 5palding.
Program Committee, Mrs. +. j. Dan
iels, Mrs. e.. l.. Child, Mrs. +. r..
Clarke.
Barrel Committee, Mrs. WalterRich,
Mrs. ". II. Bongdon, Mrs. II. Pease,
Mrs Frank ID. Thayer
Solicitor for Life and Light, Miss
Alice Morse.
The fifth annual concert given by
the choir of this church will take place
Tuesday evening, December Is, in the
church auditorium, being the third en-
teftainmenl in the choir course. Sin
gle admission is 50 cents, but tickets
emitting the holder TO admission TO
this concert, land also TO those 10 be
given by the CLARK College GleefClub,
and The Lotus Male Quartet, can he
bad for II, Of members Of the choir, or
at stores Of @. +. shaw, {. NJ. Elliott.
A feature of the program will be the
presentation OF the Cathedral March
by Geo. II. Ryder, being especially ar
ranged by him for this concert, with
two performers at the organ aud the
composer at the piano.
Annie Laurie Buck
The Nursery Mofiat
The Choir
Cathedral March Ryder
Miss Ellis and Mr.. Williams Mt Organ
Mr.. Ryder at Piano
Solo-Seleeted
Wallace Smith
Thy Song Chapman
Solo by Gladys A. Farmer
Roek-a Bye NeidIinger
Ladies' Chorus
The Shoogy-Shoo Ambrose |
May Time Stewart |
The Choir
Good Bye foster
A. Graydon Sharpe
NJ usical MonoIogue-When You Amt |
said Your Prayers Riley |
Marjorie +. Burgess
The Owl and Pussy Cat Ingraham |
Cobwebs Smith |
The Choir
Nobody's Looktn' johnson
To You Speaks |
Josephine NJ. Clifford
Chorus-Lullaby Webster |
Solo by Gladys A. Farmer
WhistlinR Ohligato by Ellie / Inman
The Rosary Nevin
Dinah Johns |
The Choir
Dreaming Shelley |
sweet and Low Barnoy |
Ladies' Chorus
Loves ReVere Squire |
La the Tfme OF Roses Reichert |
Gladys a. Farmer
The Close Of bay johnson |
Spring Song Mendelssohn I
The Choir
Chotus-Old Songs
Solo hy Josephine NJ. Clifford
Next Sunday We are 10 have the UNI |
usual pr, tiege Of listening to Miss Ito. |
nora DE liusck ia her story OF the work T
that is being carried on by The Con. /
gfegationu Home Missionary Society |
In Mexico. Miss DE Busck has spo- |
ken in Putnam bnee before and those |
who listened 10 her at that time will |
be glad 10 hear her again, and those |
who listen to her for the first time will |
be delighted with her address.
Al the midweek service Ii was voted
TO pursue the same plan for benevo-
lences for 1914 that was used in the
current year and to leave the question
of the division of the gifts 10 the
church committee. superintendent
Child made u strong pleh for 100 per
cent increase in the offerings for the
Sunday School, not only because that
amount can be prolitabiy employed in
Sunday School work, but also because
the school, making the past year the
basis of estimate, contributes Sl25 To.
wards the yearly budget.
1t was also voted to hold the annual
Church Day exercises on New Years
Eve and TO continue the service into
the evening so that the congregation
can watch the Old Year out and the
New Year in. 1t was the unanimous
wish To send letters of invitation To eN-
cry member of The church with invita-
ton To participate in the exercises.
The Christmas Sale has come 10 be n
fixed event In the calendar of our La
dies Circle. This year some new iea-
lures were introduced and the large Mt
tendance and good patronage last Fri
day night were very gratifying 10 the
faithful workers who have been labor
ing and planning for nearly II year 10
make 1t success. The wonderful
dolls attracted everybody, young and
old, the fancy work WAS very choi e
and the ever useful aprons found ready
purchasers. The novel method OF
serving supper resulted in happy di-
vision of labor and great sociability. A
full house greeted the entertainment OF
the evening which included musical
numbers most artisticaliy given by
home talent, also readings by Miss
Rose Walsh, whose charming person
ality, excellent expression and modest
ways made her an instant favorite.
Great credit Is due the officers and
committees who planned thfoue no 1t
this successful affair, The financial
returns will reach well over sl00.