Putnam patriot., 1925-06-26
EAST THOMPSON

Children's Day wIi be observed next Sunday June Zs at o'clock at the Methodist church.
 Rev and Mu Miller attended the Ashford Baufisf S s convention held af Brandy Hll Wednesday.
 Master Donald Clark of Eastford Is spending several days with his grandparents at the parsonage.
 The strawberry supper Saturday night at the hall was very well at- tended. notwithstanding the shower that came go near the supper hour.
 Several uf Hr. and Mrs William Barbour children have arrived from New York and Rili spend their vaea- tian here as the farm Of the late Low ell Joslia
 Professor F Merril Root and fam ily of Indiana arrived here last Fri day and wlll spend their vacation at the Root cottage on Buck HI A lady friend. who is a social worker in Chicaeo. came with them for al short visit
 The first quarterly conference will be held in the Methodist church July ? at 2 o'clock. The new District Superintendent Rev Myron F. Gen-I ter of Norwich. will be present and preside and it is hoped each member of the official board will be present
 Rev and Mrs Talmage Root of Somergiiie. Mass. their son. Win. thrope af Columbia College. V. Y.. have arrived at their summer home an RacE Hif Nr and Mr.. Root Will spend j few days here July 7zh sHs.s4 g.E Norway where fhe~ wifi attend the reHrions workers convention winch is heinz held there
 Rev and Nrs Milar entertained at dinner Sunday t ba#ae fHe nuivev e1ry of tHair dHHahf r marriages. Mr and 1rz CEaria Clark were married thirteen veaHs June % and Nr and Mrs Albert H8r=e=eau 5fv eeafs June 2H r. wa also Charles Clark Hiffhdar June 21 as well as Hrz Miller aatHHfi The house 9as very nrefflle decorated for the aeeaslae wlsh l-Hrel #aizies and ros- es hv Me EmHe 5uhrsaH
 Mrs tbh.o z HaaH eele hrafed her s5sH hiEtbHae Sagdae Iuea Plat. at tAa hsm# af her aHazhtar Nss ] P. AiHeH where he ha- been siHra last November 4 number of relatives aHA friend called ta eaHerstuIate her ard aztaHd hzst wish She reeeIT- Hd 2 shower If unsf carHs. also a pro- fHs.aH ef flowers Hd E0=ez and other #iffs Hrieufs were present from Quincy Mass North Grafton South. hri1oe Narth Woodstock. Providence E L. and Esstferd
 Nr4 Abbie c Ruefl was so very Vell remembered aa her s5th birth dae wauid b. ruite 9 task Co thank eHch are ner-an#ll* She would give aVBre 'en of her appreciation an1 thaeka thrpneh thie paner to all who sa l'aAly and fhnuehtfuliv sent cards Vith messaees af iove and best wishes. wrate ieffers If cheer and these who serf Bowers and rave other gifts. all af which hHlued to make her lonely honts more cheerful as she is confined to her room and in bed much of tho tIme and is denriyed If her sight bat is cheerful and greets each one who calls with a smile
 The annual floral " C r r meet ing was held in the Kings Daughters Hall Thursday afternoon of last week. The meetine was celied to order by the president Mrs Minnie Bixhv. who led the devotions Prayer was offer ed hv Rev J R Mitfar Tho pro~ram was in chgrge of Miss Edvthe Wood ward of fhe dorai committee There was diVloPue h. fFo eirls a song by seven Biris recifatior kv Esther Nav hew song bV RHfh larae saIections read hv maalhers af fha Irriau. a trio. eanv hv Mrs Fli-a both Bix1v. Nrs. HnHtinefun, Mrs Carrie Miller Refreshments +=fra sarvsf hv ths hosfesses. Mrs Eli2ahefh Bivhv Mrs. ? Eva Hunfinetou Ms Emma Peek r ham The flowers thst were brourht in were made inta hounuets and given a to the sick and shut in.