Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
EAST THOMPS SON

Mrs. Ida Robbins came home to at- tend the camp meeting.
 Mrs. Frank MeMullen Is entertain- ing guests from New York.
 Berry parties are getting quite ire quent. and the berries unusually large and plenty.
 Rev and Mrs George Davis went to Worcester Tuesday to visit Mrs. George. a sister.
 Mir. and Mrs Fountaine of East Thompson are entertaining friends from the city.
 Mrs. Emily Jacobs and Miss Sarah Luelia Bayer were guests st the Carle- tons Wednesday.
 The family of I Rosenfeld. East Thompson. have just received a large radio from New York.
 Mrs. White. daughter of Arnold Morse, was taken to Day ktmball Hos pital Tuesday for observation.
 Rev George Camp of the Baptist church preached an excellent sermon ta his people last Sunday from the words. Where IS Thy Brother"
 \ surprise party was rendered Miss Julia Peterson. Brandy Hllll, Monday night. attended by the young people on the hill Miss Julia was given a ring. --A-
 Traffic was unusually heavy all along the line last Sunday from near hy and from far away. two parties coming from South Carolina and one from Florida.
 The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church met with Mrs. Everett Rhodes, Thompson. Wednesday. and good number was present i delicious luncheon was served by the hostess, Mrs. Rhodes
 The death of Judge Henry Clarke Of Webster is seriously felt here in Thompson, where he had many friends socially as in business life His daughter, Miss Mary, has the sympa- thy of all.
 The apparently abandoned aero plane still continues to draw crowd, although dismantled somewhat and without it's engine As yet. the own CTS have not come to claim the plane as expected.
 1he popularity of Thompson and it's environments is shown by the large number of visitors from the crowded cities, who are filling all well-known houses for the summer months. The old reliable Vernon Stiles is full and the service of the best.
 An accident occurred at Brandy Hill near the garage Saturday night when two ears eollided and one man was injured SO doctor was called. lt was proven that one party was driY- ing without a license and a hearing was called and the affair amieably ad- justed.
 An item of interest from Mrs Park, mairen of the Children's Home, says f12 children ate seven bushels of peas last Sunday. The potato crop is very promising Last year 900 bushels were dug and 1t is expected the amount will be greater this year, and the boys are all very proud of their garden.
 We are informed today that the two young men. owners Of the famous @ aeroplane, are expected daily from Boston t0 adjust matters and take the ear away. Scores of people still daily stop to see the plane. which has been moved down very near tine road, in- stead of on Mir. k0scnfeld's B nice field af clover, where if first landed.
 The Methodist church. Rev Frank ( Chamberlain. pastor was closed last sabbath. allowing Its members to at- lend fhe camp meeting at Douglas SeaflS everyone .n thc village attend .d. Mf and Mf Fernando Ross ae lmHanied hy Rev and Mrs George Davis. mutored down and spent the 8ss Next sunday the church will again be closed Many will also att ead during the week.
 Inc members of the Baptist church.
 iH and ahafff Fhainfsst3n ss teHd heir sympathy to Dr. Kent ID the great l0s. of his wife. who for SO many years had been his constant cGmpaTi- .on Mrs Kent always loved to go out and visit the little rural churches, and her words of greeting and encourage ment will never be forgotten. as she spoke go eloquentiy to the children years ago.
 Misses Dorothy Mayhew and Ar Hath Leyeille returned home Sunday morning from their ten-days' study md religious attendance at Storrs Col ege. They are very enthusiastic over he entire program. Rev. F. F.. Gates, state secretary of Ashford Associs- | ion, was present one day, but his wife, | sh0 expected to be present, as last 5ear. was obliged to remain at home | in account of the illness of her daugh- | .er. Mrs. Gates was the superinten- lent of music and her many friends in | he Thompson churches missed her. Mrs Sloat, wife of Rev. Horace Sloat, | associate secretary and collector, was present and won much praise in help | ng the young girls.
 Word was received of the great be- to the home of dr. and