Putnam patriot., 1916-04-28
THOMPSON

Rev. George III. Cummings, formerly
Dastor of the Congregations church Id
This place, and for the past eight and
one half wears pastor of the Congrega-
tional church in West Boylston, Mass 4,
on Monday Mt special meeting oil the
First Congregational church in Thorn
dixie palmer received call TO the
pastorste of that church and it is pro-
babe the call will be accepted
delightful evening was spent at
the Howe and Marot school on Satur-
day when the pupils presented scenes
from Shakespeare in most pleasing
manner.
Our fuel dealer, Mr.. Ryan, is the
owner of new Oakland automobile
which has done him good service since
being delivered in carrying him TO his
new purchased farm in North Wood
stock almost daily.
The gardener for DR.. 4diller comes
from Providence.
Some of the laborers at the Ream
place through some mis- understanding
or dissatisfaction gave up their posi-
tions and left last week.
Miss Lucy Town was in the village
on Wednesday calling on Mrs Charles
Davis.
Schools were closed Good Friday.
Mrs. Henry Elliott, Miss Augusta
and Miss Francis were in New YORK
several DAYS last week remaining over
Easter Sunday
&. l.. knights auto truck was kept
busy Saturday delivering Easter now
eIs for Florist Hermanson.
Miss Frances Olney of Hartford in
company with Olney Brott and friend,
motored from that city on Friday and
dined at the Vernon Stiles
Miss Jennie johnson accompanied
bv Miss Barbara FuXe, teachers in the
Israel Putnam schOo1 in Putnam, spent
Good Friday and the weekend with
Miss Johnson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Johnson AT Brandy Hill.
Mrs. George f. Dresser Temembere
many of her friends in Thompson by
sending them flowers st Easter time.
Mrs. Robert Peterson is expected on
Friday TO occupy their summer cottage
on the County Home road.
Special music was rendered by the
choir at the Congregations church on
sunday. Mr.. and Mis-. Arthur Mills
sang duet at the morning service,
and at the special services at O'Clock
in the afternoon Mrs. Paine sang So
10. The flowers which formed the de-
corations around the pulpit greatly adj
ded to the interest shown by the ladies'
in making the services appropriate.
Several of our citizens attended the
musical entertainment by the Lotus
male quartetle in the Congregational
church in Putnam last week.
The whist club was entertained by
Mrs. Dexter Elliott at its last meeting.
Fred Herrick is engaged ia painting
George Dexter's house on Providence
street.
Miss Olive Bromley of Jewett City
WIS a week end visitor with her sister
Clara at Brandy Hill.
Lester Broughton of SOuthbridge
spent the weekend with his father,
William Broughton, who has been on
the sick list the past two weeks
Real estate agent A. b. Randall OF
Putnam wac in the village on Satur-
day.
The Easter exercises at the Baptist
church were appropriate ana Wen car
ried through by the children oil the
sunday school in recitation and song.
@AAtuOuRi a otOibiy my
average congregation was present
which gave encouragement ana satis
faction TO the children for their eHoft
TO commemorate the resurrection Oh
their Saviour.
Road contractor Bodoir OF New ma
ksn was in town the fore part OF the
week attending 10 the location OF the
stone crusher on the section OF Tohu
which he is building nearBrandy Hill
The bridge club was entertained by
Miss Sheldon.
The ladies of the Howe and Marot
school are having some nice weather
Tor horsebaek riding aud are seen ile.
Guently out riding with john Sahu-
strom as an attendant
The subject of the lecturers houI al
The next grange meeting, Aay "a, =
The woman as a teacher. oeNeial
teachers in our schools, memoefs Oh lne
grange, are 10 write papers on the suo.
ject. The poet from whose Wntlhgs
quotations are to be given oy an the
members is Lowell.
Miss Lewis visited Worcester on
Thursday
The Italian laoorers at work on Inc
new piece of State road are quaflereh
in the old Piggin house near MIS-. Ma''
Gus Davis.
Choppers are at work on the Noun
tain lot In Quadic for Mr.. DIhe.