Putnam patriot., 1927-06-10

the cottage on Buck Hill, where he will remain through tine summer with his wife and young son.
 Clarence Sandstroru spent the week end with his classmate, Mir, Rosene of Quinebaug
 The Community Club of East Thompson will hold business meet ing at their hall, Saturday evening.
 The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church. Brandy Hill. held a meeting at the Community House Wednesday D. m.
 Mrs. Talmadge Root of Somerville. Mass. is expected tomorrow Rev Ialmadee Root will attend the exer- eises at Amherst, and will then join the family on the hill for a greatly needed rest.
 Arthur Tolliper, brother of Mr. Tol- liper of East Thompson, while visit ing here, was taken suddenly i'll with pneumonia and taken Co his home at Grosvenordale. where he died Mon- day
 Miss Grace Granger of Providence and Thompson, who will spend the summer months at The Little House. n called upon her friend of years. Mrs. Carleton. on Monday last. aecompan- led by her companion. Mrs. Edwards. also Mir Wilks.
 Mrs. Winthrop Ballard has enter tained her mother. wife of Rev sam uel Thatcher. formerly pastor at Bran dy Hill at East Thompson. who in= formed your correspondent today that her sister. Miss Florence Thatcher. who for years has been teacher at New Haven. sails for Europe June g. Miss Florence Is remembered by many friends in Thompson.
 The regular meeting of QuinHatisset Grange Tuesday evening was one of great interest and amusement + was competitive program between mar ried men and married women. each of whom had their own programs-the meH's "Oid Maids Convention and speed Limit: the wamen's "oar Neighhor's Wife. The women were the winners and the men must serve them a first class dinner There was also a short farce which was very amusing. There was choice musical program rendered by Mrs. Maitland, soprano soloist; Mrs. Jerome Ross of Brooklyn, N 1., and Mrs. Mary Ross Munyan of Worcester. who also ren- dered several piano and violin solos. also acting as the accompanist upon the piano. There was also an orches- tra and excellent banjo soloist. There were several amusing situations in the attires of the two sexes being chang cd The whole entertainment was very well received. relecting great credit upon the communities. Lunch
 .4 -.F F a.hg sorted honbons. lt is reported that it will be repeated June 10th at Dudley, Mass
 The spacious residence of Mir and Mrs Joseph Fountaine of East Thomp- son was thrown open Wednesday night for the shower and reception for Miss Vivian Roueleane of Webster. There were fifty-two friends present. and many beautiful and useful pres euts were given the bride-elect X mock marriage caused merriment. followed by the brides opening the numerous bundles of costly presents. which will soon aderH their new home. The de leetable luncheon served by Mrs. Foun- taina was indeed a Ireat-sandwiehes delicious assorted cakes, coffee. and harlequin ice cream most daintily ar E4lEEu anu HttN6At AhttbHSA h4 sNtAAN new and pleasing games and music by the nlayer=piano and chorus of some very fine voices Mrs. Fountaine and the mother of Miss Vivian were close friends through life till her death. and tender memories still remain. Space will not allow all the names of the guests to be given. but all unite in praise for the excellent pragram ar ranged by Mir. and Mrs. Fountaine and the young lady friends of the bride elect
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