Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-03-06
Congregational Church Notes

the donors. These may be taken D.
anyone who has not had the privileg
Of reading them or if they are not "a
ken by any Of the congregation the
will be put into box to be sent to thl
seamen Bethel at Vineyard Haven
A good name for this scheme would b
"Exchange Literature Table"
The following are the topics 'ane
lenders for Y. r. s. z. +. meetings iei
the month Of March.
March The Love Verse. ] join
4le. Conservation. Leader, Mis-
Mary Wheaton.
March s-The Ferris that Threaten
our Nation. Jer. 2z.i.5, ID Is. Lend
er, Miss Befle.
March I5-Well.stofed Memories.
Cor. I5l 10. Leader, Mr.. Backus.
March 22--Our Society Trimming
School. Prov. go. Leader Pastor.
March 20-Whal Missions Are Do
ing for the World. Acts l81.l2. Lead.
er, Missionary committee.
The Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. Geo. Il. Shaw, Wednesday,,
March 18th, at $50.
Glass No. Is met with their teacher,
Mrs Barber, to organize. The class
chose the name ave Sisters" and the
motto met mine, but Thine" The
following officers were elected:
President, Ellnor Carpenter.
Vice president, Edith Geeson.
Secretary, Ruth Bartlett.
Treasurer, Dorothy Beard.
Social committee, Dofeas Bartlett,
Sylvia Wheeloek, Florence Hitchcock.
Lookout committee, Mrs. w. X.
Barber, Alice Wilson, Florence Wood
sen.
The class has reached the standard
for an organized class set by the Inter
national Sunday School Association,
and has received certificate from the
association. The members Of the class
are trying to prove by their regular at.
tendance at Sunday school, that there
is strength in organization.
Even with the many outside aItrne.
lions the chapel was well filled ON
Thursday evening TO listen TO Miss
Miriam Woodbury.. Miss Noodbnryis
recent tour over our Home missionary
fields and her acquaintance with the
work and conditions made lit possible
for her To discuss with unusual intelli :
genee the immigration problem In It's
relations TO our institutions and ma
tional growth. Her address was force.
ful and pertinent and impressed the
people with the great importance OF
the question and the great oppoftuni.
ties presented to us nj this time. Many
tarned after the meeting was dismissed
asking questions and examining pho
tographs of people and places recently
visited.
The following Is n list of leaders and
topics OF the midweek meetings for the
month of March;
March 5-The wise use of time. Eph
5;i5 q. f. W seward.
March II IL lug honest with your
self and God. Luke l2:l.8, Joel 24li
w. j. Bartlett.
March l9-rhe Friend who neve
fails. John 1916. Gertrude l.. Hall
March 28-6iideons wanted. Judges
1927. G. f.. Child.
In order to accommodate many wht
desire to attend the lecture Thursda,
evening In Bradley theatre the time 10
commencing the midweek meeting ha
been placed AT lilo instead of 1850 a
usual.
Miss Elizabeth Child will hay
charge of the Exchange Literatnr
table. Please bring magazines am
feel free TO take any that you may car
10 read.
The Christian Endeavor and tn
Alpha Delta class enjoyed sleigh rides
the former on Saturday evening, tn
2lst, and the latter Wednesday even
ing, with Thompson as the half-wa
place The Christian Endeavor pai
took of nm oyster stew at the Nerno
stiles Inn and the Alpha Delta elias
were fortunate In selecting an evenin
when the ladies of the Congregations
church were holding social with SUI
per, giving them an opportunity
meeting the ladies and enjoying d
lghtful repast.
The Ladies Social Circle spent
pleasant afternoon on Wednesday vii
Mrs. {. ). Andem. sewing turnishe
by the committee and and some ma
tiers Of business made up the program
of the afternoon. Tea was served.
The offerings on Sunday morning
during the month Of February were
follows.
Envelopes 1927.
Loose collections II
Bible school IS.
Special
Every ody.al-chureh sunday n
Cong'i Education society IL +,
Prison League "a
s237.
Mrs. Sargent Is soliciting subscribe
for the Missionary Herald and Il
American Missionary. A few mo