Putnam patriot., 1920-06-04
THOMPSON

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 Miss Lowell is occupying the small Lawford house on West street.
 The Ladies' Missionary Society met on Wednesday with Mrs. Arthur Mills.
 Charles Chase entertained his son Raymond of Worcester Decoration Day.
 Miss Ruth Van Arsdale of New York is visitor with her aunt, Mrs. Ella Herrick.
 l Mir and Mrs. Dart spent the week end and few days with relatives out of town.
 R. H. Chandler has so far recovered from his illness as to be seen about the village.
 Mir and Mrs. William Maitland of Boston visited Mir. Maitland's brother. Alexander Maitland, on Sunday. John Bates of New York spent the week end and a few days as visitor with his brother, William N. Bates. | Claude Munyan of Worcester was a visitor in town on Sunday, attending the Memorial services at the church.
 William Livingston of New York, son of Rev. and Mrs. Livingston, was visitor with his parents over the weekend.
 John Anderson of Woonsocket. R. l., former employe at the Walter Bates picker stick works, was in town on Monday.
 |
 Mrs. Joshua NJ. Addeman of Provi- dence arrived on Thursday of last ,week and opened their house for the summer,
 Mir. Ryder of Springfield. Mass, was engaged few days before Decor ation Day services in tuning the organ at the church.
 Clara Spinney of Winchester, Mass was visitor with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Calvin Spinney, a few days the first of the week.
 Mrs. Elmer White entertained MT. and Mrs. Asher Moore of Springfield, Mass. on Monday. Mrs. Moore is tsister of Mrs. White
 l Joshua M Addeman of Providence has been spending a few days this week at his'cottage, coming on Friday before Decoration Day.
 l MT and Mrs. C. L. Knight, accom- panied by Mir and Mrs. Walter Pratt of Putnam, spent Sunday and Memor- ial Day with friends in Dover, N. H. Carol Ingraham went away on Fri day. accompanying Miss Augusta Eli liott and her guest in attendance at
 the graduation exercises at Westover
 School.
 Edward Franklin and Mrs Frank
 lin (Miss Alice Kingsbury) and son
 Harlan, and Miss Mertice Kingsbury
 of Torrington, Conn.,, spent the week
 end and Memorial Day at the home of
 Miss kingsbury in the village.
 Neighbors' Night at the Grange on
 Tuesday evening was observed by
 visit of "A members of Wolf Den, 24
 members of Senexet, and 12 members
 of Putnam Oranges. The visiting
 Oranges furnished the program, which in every particular was very entertain
 ing and amusing throughout. | AleSdnuST Mdllidnu Will idht lils amiable and able aggregation of art
 ists to-Putnam Monday night, and in Union hall will present the minstrel show recently given in Thompson. The performance will be on larger scale and Alex has some new jokes of the warm variety to spring. Dancing will follow the show
 Mrs. Clinton Elliott of New York visited few days last week with Miss Augusta Elliott, accompanying her to Waterbury to attend the graduation exercises of the class of Miss Frances Elliott at the Westover School Mir. and Mrs. Dexter Elliott and daughter Virginia also were in attendance, Miss Frances being their daughter Miss Josephine Jencks, a cousin, of Provi- dence, accompanied them as 3 guest, going on Friday
 Fl At the morning service on Sunday the sermon was indeed enc which was altogether fitting and appropriate as a prelude to the Memorial service held in the afternoon Rev. MT Living stcn, occupying the pulpit as preacher at both services, assisted in the latter by the several pastors of e'karches in the town. An unusual congregation was present at the memorial service at 230 o'clock in the afternoon, when during the service a memorial tablet presented by the town was uncovered in front of the pulpit. The tablet will be located later at some se3ected po- I bn,,lIar h< The Vernon Stiles Inn has been leased and was opened for public ser