Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1914-06-12
Congregational Church Notes


Next Sunday is to be observed as
Ghildren,s Day and the exercises in
The forenoon viii be carried on largely
by the younger people. There will be
the presentation Of Bibles, baptism Of
the little ones, Rotations and singing.
Parents desiring baptism for their
children are requested TO notify the
pastor rs soon as convenient.
The following is the program for
Cbildren's Day.
Professional hymn, Page
Choir and congregation
Prayer by pastor
Hymn, Page Q, God in heaven, hear
our prayer, choir and congregation
Responsive reading
Pastor and congregation
Girls chorus, flushed was the even.
ing hymn
The Children Welcome
franklin Perry
Song, Page 9, The first ehiIdren's day,
Choir and congregation
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Song, Page 8, Saviour, who Thy flock
art feeding, Choir and congregation
Recitation, God Is Good, Ruth Perry
Recitation, My Heavenly Fathers
Love, Blanche Green
The Story Of Jesus
Girls chorus, over the hills Of Judah
Recitation, The Rainy Day,
Mary Carpenter
Exercise, Men Of Tomorrow, Alfred
Barber, Henry Brousseau, Teddy
Brousseau, Sidney Hayward and
Kenneth Maine
Song, Page 8, Savior, like a Shepherd
lead as, Choir and congregation |
Story for the children told by Ruth |
Child, The Key Of the Golden
Palace
Song, Page 10, Hosanna, we sing,
tChoir and congregation !
Presentation Of Bibles aud pastors
talk ,
Collection
Closing hymn, Page /,
Choir and congregation
Benedlction
II may be Of interest to many to
know that the church at North Wood |
stock has been fortunate in being able
10 secure the services OF Rev. Frederick |
Harrison TO take charge Of its pulpit.
Mr.. .liarrison has recently moved to |
the Wells peach farm in Woodstock .
and Is thus able to serve this church as
pulpit supply.
The church in Williamsyille that |
has ibeen closed tor the last few years |
has again been opened and services
are being held Sunday afternoons. The
church will probably be supplied by
the pnstor of Dayyille who is soon TO
begin his work in that place.
The last social Of the Welcome class
will be held Tuesday evening, June is,
at the home OF William Il Dawson on
Bullock street. IL. u. Martin of the |
New Trade School will give the paper |
and other members will occupy their
usual time.
The subject for Sunday is the "Stan-
dardlzatlon Of public and private en-
ployment bureaus and national co-or-
dinizalion of those conforming to the |
standard The discussion is founded |
upon the census Of 1900 and the scrip |
ture Is from the old Testament Eek. %: |
%; %: IL; Lev. %, and In many places !
-. q, "A tsrAksigfnra tho /
poor and oppressed. The report states
that the loss Of wages by the unem-
ployed for The year was one billion |
dollars. The State Department of La
Dor Of New York found that the un-
employed averaged each month lI,l46 |
or ISL per cent OF whole labor.
The Autl-Cants class met with their |
teacher at the parsonage last Wednes- /
day evening and transacted various |
items of business. The following Is Il |
list Of the officers and committees of !
the class.
President, Bertha T.. Sargent.
Vice president, Gertrude Perry.
Secretary, Minnie Keller.
Treasurer, Louise Weatherhead.
Membership committee, Ada Morse,
Lillian Reeves.
Social committee, Addle Maynard,
Edith D!ngwall, Pearl Holmes.
Missionary committee, Ella Farrows,
Marjorie Slrahan, Mary Anderson,
Ethel Dingwall, Ethel Wilson.
The ministers OF our county enjoyed
delightful day at the hilltop parson-
age AT Eastiord with Pastor King and
his people ms their hosts. The day
was all that could be desired and
everything conspired 10 make the oc-
casion a memorable one, IL is mat
ter for congtatulation that this old
church In our county has for its pastor
man sound in the faith, eloquent In
his pulpit uttefnnces and genial and
spiritual in his relations with his peo-
pie. May God spare him for many
years rs a watchman of that Zion.
All the members of the Go.to-church
band are asked 20 confer with the pas
tor or Miss Sargent.
The meeting OF the Moman's Home
Missionary society was held at the res
idenee of the Misses Wheelock on
Church street Tuesday afternoon. Miss