Putnam patriot., 1924-01-18
THOMPSON

Mir Louis Ream has gone west to be away some weeks.
 Miss Johnson will soon start on a trip to the Middle West.
 Mrs. R. (. Paine entertained the Bridge Club on Tuesday.
 Peter Burnett was the guest of Miss Benedict ia Providence for the week- end.
 Mrs N Ream is speudiae short ] time in New fofk. with NIT. and Mra. l Robert Roam.
 Mir. and Mrs Vonsiatsky have gone ta Ridley Park returning 70 Thompson early next week.
 Mir and Mrs Louis Ream enter tainod at dinner. followed by cards, Saturday evening.
 Recent arrivals in town are twin calves born ta fhe COW owned by MT. Bliss. which s being cared for during tine winter hy Mir Edward Rabbit.
 The Pioneers '. NJ. C. A group are planning an interesting event Co be hed Wednesday evening. January 3O There is Co be a food sale and as nm added attraction a short play entitled, "The Tramp Barbers,' will be pre- sented.
 There was an interesting meeting Of the League of Women Voters at Mrs. Nikolon's Thursday afternoon. The occasion was a reception given to Mrs. Valentine the county loader. Miss Salle Ann Gleatou and Mir. Herbert l Knox were fhe speakers
 All who attended the play given by l tha Boys tmh early lu the season VIII ba rlaastd t1 hear they are te Five an other On tha evening of Jan 30 they uHH have laad salc ia che church frar'ur. which wtl he followed by @ play There will be mo charge for ad- m nu
 Miss RIaeknar. who has held the offices of trrusurrr and secretary of fth- Sunday school for over twelve years. recently handed in her restgna- fian As token of appreciation of i her faithful service the Sunday school presented her with the books of tha Bible. each bound by itself in a leather binding
 The first meeting of the Current l Event class given by Miss Narot on Monday afternoon was most interest ing. Miss Maret giving a very Hum inatiug talk on conditions in the vari- nns countries at the present time. During the afternoon Miss Johnson gave a short talk on the political situ- aton iu England Miss Mnrot very eHHerouslN Is donating the dues paid fur these talks to the library
 The following officers were elected Elgat sunday in Che Union Sunday
 school. ta serve during the present cal eudar vcar Superintendent Robert A nunninE vice superintendent, Dyer Elliott. secretary and treasurer Winthrop Ballard and Miss Marian
 tic.on. librarians Ellsworth A Hrourhton and James X Maitland; in eharer af the home department. Mrs William E Ieake and Mrs. Myron ' Elliott in charge of the cradle roll Mrs W E Ballard and Mrs <. F. Liy. iurston.
 Mir. and Mrs. Andre Roosevelt gave an unusual and very delightful enter 2 tainment last Saturday afternoon, when their friends were invited to see . the many rare and beautiful articles : Mr Roosevelt brought home from Egypt and France. There were won derfu Egyptian head dresses. strings , of beads thousands of years old. of great beauty and value. iewelled combs, prints, photographs and vari- ous other things. the most valuable of all being a marvellous old erueifix of wood and bronze. dating from the eley- enth century. Tea was served during the afternoon. Among the out-of town people present were Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Bowen. Mir. Frank Bowen, Mrs. Janet shepard and Miss Ruth Shepard