Putnam patriot., 1927-07-08
EAST THOMPSON

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 Mr and Mrs Sau4strun entertain e.l t1szz son Clarence ard friesa ayez tEe 1rrh- slsl several friends from eat 9f town.
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 Mlssss Ar1ata Leveala and uazashF Aaynes began attending a eoarse e study a- St1fss College Tusszsay. re- naming ten days.
 Mr. and Mrs McM Msllsa ss za Res. A~hiis House. Brandy lin. eater taiued then Saa and w5fa. J5ssah from New York. over the Faarth.
 The former sehoolhoase ln ths Saw ger district has been fitted up into a cuzy lttle home and Is occupied hy parties, friends cf the Root family.
 There was a union plenlc ef four churches at Bates Grove on Jaig 4th. attended by the children Of Methodist families of the nsighbsrhocc churches.
 Mr and Mrs. Rowland. Eass Th9np- son. entertained a party of friends brought few yoanE lady frianSs wt-a her
 There was a very pretty display = fireworks In the village and sp n tle Buck Hll woods ~ca tse heights the rockets and some set pieces were very striking
 Mr and Mrs. Qrria Whiting had ths ] people an the hlll at 8 Jolly party IT tae evening at the "clase c. a Her--ct day Refreshments and azzs -as were 9f the best-
 The many friends sk Mrs. J@ . .ln remembered yesterday as her t.-te- day 1as anuzsaEszlry. az Der 1az aEa She aEaaslt4I EUsac1sH she Iz=E- sa well Ras in full bloom
 Nr. and Mrs. Albert Hsyes Ifasmlr- : ! Jennie JcaHsaHA 8t SHEHgazl4 with their three sons, and AE Hayes slsc E. Miss NeseEve. we're gaests lf As and Mrs kober; Johnson as Brandy HlI on Independence Day.
 Mr and Mrs Louis Converse cels- brated the National holiday sy enter tanning the Logee family at their home. F0rty.fiye We're present and dined on The piazza. 4 perfect day and a very happy gathering
 Nearly all the families on fhe hiu partook of a luncheon prepared by the skIllful hands af Mrs. Whiting. cakes ice cream, were delicious Several re- mained all night and more went back e New York others VII tet1ru later
 One very young boz vas asked what he thought 0f Fourth af July. and au- swerad that he liked Memorial Day much She best Said =ekere Was too much noise on Ind peu1euce Day that meant nothing bat Memorial Day meant lots. and gave Teller lots to tHius about alSh fhaHe were mere Decoration Days.
 Former residents 0f East Thompson now lIsiag in Breekt8H. Mass. better remembered bg th4 names ot Alma and .E Ethers Sxtasou. nloturcd out from Brackton with fheir families sunday and called upon friends Iu their former neiehbofheed and spent the Fourth n North arQsFeaardaie with relatives.
 Traffic along the highway between . Providence. Putnam and Thompson the past week has been the heaviest ever. Autos from Chicago. New York. and California. Boston and Hartford have been seen to pass through East Thompson, some very elegant. Inquir- les have been made asking the distance to the lake with the big name they had read about and wanted 10 see.
 Doubtless there were no happier children anywhere than the i35 little ones at the Emergency Home for Chh- dren, nest wisely conducted by Mrs. Park for years. The children were given A splendid dinner on the Fourth, consisting of baked clans, watermelon, ice cream and other dainties. which they fully appreciated. Everyone was well and happy and the only thing they are afraid of is that they cannot always stay there. IL is reported that the vegetable garden Is one of the very best in town The oldest boys take pride in helping to care for t. Their love for Mrs Park is shown n many ways.
 THOMPSON