Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20
THOMPSON

Mrs. Andre Roosevelt has returned from New York.
 Mfr Charles Weaver. Ir-. has been iu town the past week
 Dr. and Mrs MasteH started for California on Wednesday
 Mrs. Dexter Elliott went to Boston on Sunday for a feN days
 Mr. and Mir John E GladdlHs were in town on Sunday
 Mrs. Henry Wiuan. Burnett enter tained at lunch last Sunday
 Miss Marion Bate spent last Sun day with her aunt In Oxford
 Mrs Ii. \. <. Bradford has beeH in Springfield and Boston thiz week.
 Misses Uuretta Campbell and Leila Roosevelt will spend the weekend in town.
 Mrs. Frank Marshall is making her annual visit to her mother. Mrs. Mar yin Elliott.
 The new building at the Howe Marot School will be dedicated on Sunday. There will be an account of the exercises next week
 In a letter recently received from Mrs. Hutehins, after telling of her comfortable trip to her new home. she asked that mention be made in this column of her appreciation af the many kindnesses shown her by ! hemp- son people during her long Illness and at the time of her husband death.
 If anyone has an idle hour the Thompson Hill school is well worth a visit The little children under Mrs Rhodes are doing very good work. one of the interesting features seen the other morning was a folk dance. given with great enthusiasm and attention to the time by the children. The older children under Mrs Armstrong are equally worth inspection
 Radios are becoming more and more popular in town. Among the more recent fans" arc nr k. C. Paine and Mir. Arthur Oinry Asa sugges- ton for d way to pass a profitable and entertaining half hour on Sunday af tcfnoon, anyone will be repaid hy slis- tening ius when the Rev Dr Goldman talks at N M (. \. in Brooklyn es- pecially when be answers questions on any and every subject after has more formal talk.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Mills started Wednesday on an extensive trip to Florida They sailed from New York on Thursday for Jacksonville From there they will take a trip down the St Johns river. Their first stop of Iany duration will be at St Peters burg While away they expect to "do' Florida thoroughly. stopping at many places of both the East and West coasts, also visiting Washington be ! fore thcir return in April
 Mir R II Chandler Is the proud pos sessor of Beauty. remarkable eow. part Guernsey and part Jersey Al present. Just after the birth of hfr third calf. she is giving twenty t@o so |thirty-three quarts of milk a dag the grade that sells for fourteen cents a quart. although Mir Chandler Is sell. ing it at ten. Mir. Chandler. who pur- chased thls remarkable animal from William Morgan on the Senexet road. expects soon to have another like her. Another remarkable fact about Beau Y. she has never tasted grain.
 lu addition to our Boys Club. of which We are justly proud. Thompson now has Girls Club, which hopes some day Co develop into a Girls Scout Club, The officers of the club are. President. Helen LOgee: vice prcsi- dent. Marion Watson; treasurer. Mar ion Lewis; secretary. Helen Law. Mrs. George Brott and Mrs. Henry Peterson are honorary members and general su- pervisors. The club meets every two weeks on Saturday afternoon Last week the girls went on a hike with Mrs. Peterson. returning Go her house for refreshments and Valentine par ty.
 The Pioneers figured at the regular meeting of the Quinnatisset Grange last Tuesday. It was Y Nj. (. A. night. with Windham County Secre- tary John H. Corhett present as the chief speaker of the evening. He gave an extraordinarily interesting address, showing a large number of photo graphic views of Camp Woodstock. The Pioneers occupied the centre of the hall. their seating arrangement being in the form of triangle. They gave a demonstration of the opening ard closing rituals used st their regu- tar meetings President K. s. Bur- nett was in charge. In addition 10 his