Putnam patriot., 1927-04-15

Mir and Mrs. Tristan Robbins are FrasieF of New Haven.
 Faure's immortal composition. sThe Palms was sung at many churches Sunday last
 The young people of the village are Co present 8 play al the hall in East Thompson.
 Mrs Vernon Robbins and Belle ioung of Woodstock. were guests of Mrs Orrin Whiting last week Friday.
 Relatives and friends of Asa Ross oi Putnam learn that he is having a delightful time on his tour south 10 Florida and other parts.
 The Worldwide Guild" girls of East Thompson went to Webster Weakness day night to meeting of the Guild there, at the home of Miss Lois Hart ley
 The services at the Methodist church Sunday were well attended The pas tor, Rev. Davis. preached from the words, Faith, Hope and Charity" ," Sunday evening there was a meeting at the parsonage.
 Dudley and Webster are not the only ones benefited by the beacon air plane light. for several parties in East Thompson go Co certain window ev- cry night Co see this light as 1t cuts it's swath through the sky.
 Repairs upon the East Thompson Baptist church now being completed. the regular service at 230 D. m. was held in the parish community house last Sunday and was well attended. Rev. George Foster Camp. pastor
 Sigfried Bayer and family Of New York have been visiting friends at their former home in Thompson, and Miss Evelyn Peterson returned with them for brief visit. Miss Peterson Is member of Memorial High school
 \ lady in East Thompson purehas- ed very pretty card with Che picture 0f q group of chickens and another of q rabbit and placed them on q stand. Later an auto stopped at her door and boxes containing 400 two days old chickens were left. which her husband had ordered.
 Active preparations are being made by Mir. and Mrs. Orrin Whiting of Buck Hill for the return of Rev. Tal= madge Root and wife to their summer home on the hill. for the last twenty years in the cottage which is new be- ing moved a short distance to spot which the reverend gentleman has al ways admired The Root family are very popular in Thompson as in their home in Cambridge where he has | church home.
 An interested party Was present at 2 As4 hft4 of aE h. 1 L. in East Thompson. invited fo listen ou the radio to the wonderful debate between Senator Bofah and President Butler of Columbia University. Both men were internationally received and heartily applauded As fl show t was superb. as @ debate eugeut. as grim forecast of trouble of both parties fl was ominous Two militant speeches. two eloquent orators. tWu sincere men The little party at it's close were speechless, but as they were home ward bound. we did hear some one say. Three cheers for Bofah and the 18th Amendment Perhaps this won't be called East Thompson news-1ts his- tory now.
 There was forest fire al Wilson vile on Monday afternoon which threatened serious damage to property owned by Wilfred Mills and Timothy Toomy A large gang of men fought the fire all the afternoon, the high wind making it hard to control Al 6 D. m. it was thought to be eXtingulsh- cd and some of the men went home, when it was seen to burst out again Tn d different place. endangering some eordwood. and the burning leaves be came scattered about. One house was