Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-04-23
Congregational Church Notes

The choir are to give a concert in the
Congregational church at Dayville this
Friday evening, and ats the Baptist
church in East Killingly on Saturday
evening.
PROGRAM
Nancy, Ma Yellow Rose Geibel
Absent Meteail
The Choir
Ladies' fThe Mermaids Dyorak
The Night has Thousand
Chorus Eyes Rogers
solo-Klng Of the Mist Jude
Wallace Smith
Piano Duet
Miss Ellis and Mr.. Williams
Mammy's Lin Honey Tracy
Cuddle Snug and Warm Sudds
The Choir
a. Good Day, Marie Pessafd
eoio Forgotten Co~les
Miss Marion w. Andem
Ladies' I Dreaming shelley
Chorus Dutch Dolls ostiefe
The Foggy Dew foA
Solo That sweet Little Woman
o. Mine Bartlett
Miss josephine NJ. Clifford
Piano Solo
Miss Katherine Seward
Don't You Mind the Sorrows Cowles
Dinah johns
Tipperafy Judge and Williams
The Choir
fThe Little Grey Home in the
Solo West Lohr
Loves Reverie Squire
Miss Gledys A. Farmer
minnehaha LoflnR
The sandman Mllelt
The Choir
An economy banquet Of the Brop In
class was held in the gymnasium Non
day evening, forty enc Of the fiity.lour
being present. The tables were taste
fully decorated with pink snap drag
ons, tulips, potled ferns and lighted
candles, and before each plate were
dainty place cards end as favors tiny
pots of pansies. Five courses were
served followed by toasts, Mrs. Dan.
iels acting as toastmistress Much
credit isl due the social committee for
an enjoyable evening, also that they
kept within the limited sum of 10
cents per member. A short business
meeting followed. Officers for ensu.
ing six months were elected.
Contributions for the six months.
Mt. Carmel Home : 300
Touvaloo 10 0o
Red Cross So 90
Red Cross work: dozen pieces
cut out work, 4 boys suits,
| pair trousers, skirts,
shawl. Valued at 20 90
50 lbs cotton bandaees
Sunshine work 18 Is
Sll2 Is
Cash i'm treasury s2so2
The Hoia-kast class held its semi
annual meeting in connection with
social at the home of Mrs. Abbie Child
Monday. There were thirty present.
The report Of the secretary gave the
following statements: 81 pillow slips,
10 wristers, II >lings, 8 night shirts, IL
bed socks, bands, rs surgeons shirts,
6 women's skirts, 1 children's skirts
sent TO the Red Cross headquarters,
The officers for the ensuing term are;
President, Mrs. Lewis Sherman
Vice president, Mrs. >. A. Howell.
Alternate, Mrs, Abbie Child.
Secretary and treasurer, Mrs. G. IL.
Brown.
Social committee, Mrs. IL. J.Tbayer,
Mrs j. Nick aehnle, Mrs. Matthewson
Angel.
Membership committee, Mrs. h. Nj.
Wheaton, Mrs Eugene Williams, Mrs
Henry MAYNARD.
Good cheer committee, Mrs. IL. n.
Brown, Mrs Marshal Kenyon, Mrs. a.
Burfee.
An enjoyable literary program was
participated in by all present and re-
freshments were served.
The rs men that attended the sup
per given by the Welcome Class ON
Wednesday are enthusiastic over the
excellent supper served by the ladies,
the decorations, the music, and the
wonderful address on "rhe Average
Man, by Rev. j. Romeyn Danforth
OF New London 1t was one of the
best affairs of the kind ever held here
The executive committee of the Dam
ieison Union held a meeting in the
church parlor on Wednesday evening
when plens were discussed for meet
ing OF the union some lime in May,
Mrs {. b. sharpe has kindly con
scented 60 give her paper On "fhey who
knock al our gates, that she rend at
the March meeting of the ID. A. r., at
The Thursday evening meeting.
Please bear in mind that the Rev. G.
j Ryder. p, y ol New York is TO be
with as next Sunday,
Next Friday the Ladies Social Cir
Gle and their itieuds are Invited 10
spend The evening nj the parsonage
This occasion will give sn opportunity
TO examine the electric lighting equip
ment with which the house has been
recently equipped.
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