Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
EAST THOMPSON

Clarence sandstrom was home over the weekend
 Mrs. Mildred Pratt visited her moth CT on Sunday
 Two large nocks of geese we're seen flying over last week.
 IL WAS voted that the Grange attend church in body November 27th.
 4 bus took members of Quinnatis- set Grange te Providence Thursday.
 Miss Nellie Legee has rcd rambler rose bush with two blossoms and three buds.
 Mrs. Sandstrom went to the Grange meeting h Providence Thursday eve ming.
 Alexander Maitland attended the W off Den Grange. acting as judge in the pie contest.
 r. L Duhamel is b be at the Hall ei Records November l , from 1 ? to 5 to receive personal taxes.
 Mrs Emily Appelt entertained the Baptist Ladies Aid from Webster at the home of her father. Thomas Ryan
 Jackie. an East Thompson dog. but native Of Florida. has q record of kill ing thirty eight wo9dehucks this sum mer.
 Miss Flewellen of East Thompson k greatly improving her fine large house. formerly the Hoyle estate, by painting and other alterations
 Hallowe en. Armistice Day. socials of many kinds have been held the past fortnight, and musicales. chicken pie suppers, marriages. etc-
 Miss Mary Clarke, daughter of the late Judge Henry Clarke of Webster. left for Florida yesterday. She will remain until spring.
 \ recent young ladies' quintet club fine program vas rendered Oue pf the numbers was Roosevelt s Nine keasons For Going to Church .
 Ree and Mrs. George Davis of East Thompson have returned from Wor- eestef visiting a relative They also attended the dedication of d church there
 Mss Addie Bowen of Thompson. Wha lives in the family of l.. Converse. has picked seyenty-three full hlossomed dandellons since November 10th. forty threeIn one day.
 Mrs John Reardon of Grosvenordale invited the Thimble Club of Thompson te her home They hold their meeting a- usual with Mrs John Borgadus in West Thompson next week i George Bixby is at his home again, Icouy alescent and receiving eongratu- lations from his many friends Mir ] BiXby Is able to be around his house and expects soon to ge outside again. Urgent appeals for Red Cross are on every hand The local campaign start led at once. and the subscriptions on the first day. and each day since. as l sure the greatest enrolment in our history.
 The parties chosen to solicit mem bers for the Red Cross began on Ar mistiee Day, and the record was larger than ever. They also remembered the gold star" mothers, who were giyer bouquet of flowers.
 The W. C. T, |. of Thompson were invited guests of the Missionary Soeit Y at their thank offering meeting when Mrs. Beard spoke on condition. in China. Misses Sara Rhodes ana Betty Maitland sang solos.
 The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church gave chicken pie supper al the Community House at Brandy lii Saturday evening. There were l5; present and a general good time ob iseryed. Mrs. Clara Mayhew. presi dent.
 Chester Matthewson, for many year station agent at East Thompson, hai removed to Pomfret. where he is filling the same position. The transfer 0. baggage from one station to another k now filled by Mir. Davis. son of Rev George Davis.
 Last Sunday Rev. E s. Lyon preach ed on the topic, Growing Taller Ev lery Day." and to the Sunday schoo children. What the Gents Teach Us. Rev. Lyon and Rev. James F. Enghsi lof Putnam attended the meeting O the ministers association in Danielsoi on Monday
 The twentieth anniversary supper 0 the Thimble Club was celebrated las week. A fine musical and literar. program was rendered and greatly en joyed by all Remarks by Supt Kim ball John F. Reardon. and Rev. Ev erett Lyon. Refreshments were swee cider, doughnuts and cheese. : The girl scouts had the following ! plans laid out by Ruth Logee: Satur : day, Nov. l9, a surprise at Bett. | Maitland's, and Rev. E. s. Lyon is in vited to be present. Dec. 6. from 1 |