Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
EAST THOMPSON

The food sale on Saturday netted Sl00.
 Mrs James Ryan has returned b her home
 Rev and Mrs. Root returned to Bos- ton on Monday
 \ family has just rented the farm of the late Vernon Robbins.
 Mrs R C. Paine has beou in New York visiting her daughter. Miss Pru- dence
 Mr and Mrs Aims are entertaining friends from New York over Labor Day
 Mrs. ofrIu Mb4aae received sew efal friends on Sunday and Labor Day
 Mis- Ada Whitman returned to her eHeei n N3ddltt70H aa Monday morn ing
 Nr and Mrs Sall0elj of Providence have teeH EsIests nl M and Mrs. Geo. fIzby.
 SehpaIs opened September 7th. Mrs. Anna Rhodes $ to he tHe primary teacher
 NJ. and Nr= Albert Philips gf cal. itefa.a Hage been guests 8f Mss Har- riett Lewis
 Forfes Rhodes of Richmond. Xir- euia, is a Elest af bis father For HaHdo Ross
 }lr and Mrs. William Mayhev re- eeEEed visit from relatives from Niddlebora sunday
 Mir aui Mrs. Asa Ross of Putnam attended the N C T. e. meeting Ut kings Daughters Hall.
 The public schools began Tuesday the ba7 carrying the children Co North Grosxenordale as usual
 Wayne Searlts, wife and friends were entertained bY Mrs Carleton motoring up from Providence
 Mr and NeS F. E. Page and fam fly of Melrose have been visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Backus
 Labor Day the country men flee 10 the city Co see the sports. and the city people flew out ta the country roads.
 The public library of Thompson has been given an autographed copy ef Merrill Roots new book, Lost Eden.
 The pastors are all in their places again. The choirs have some spleudd new music, the people coming back home.
 The patrons Of the Rest Awhile. house ou the hill are all glad ta see Miss Mae iH her accustomed place again.
 Mr. and Mrs. Sandstrom and son Clarence of Providence entertained friends from Nep York and Noree- ter Sunday.
 Mrs Bryson of Dorchester and Bos- ten. musician. daughter q MH Davis. Brandy Hill. has returned to her da- tics in Boston.
 The announcement has been made by Mrs. Rowland of the engagen. =nt of her daughter. Miss Mildred. wila lives in Providence.
 The Woman Missionary Society ef The Congregational church met Sep tember 5th with Mrs Richard Barton Mss Annie Dunuing. leader
 BepGese eutatixeS from Thompson Woodstock, Putnam and the County GWmis toners diued and inspected tha Children. Home last Thursday.
 | lS now expected that the state highway will soon he built from Brandy Hill through East Thompson woods e. Xbridge thence to Boston
 Rev Talmadge Root preached al the Congregational church. Rev George Foster Camp at the East Thompson Baptist church. and Rev. Frank Cham beflan at the Methodist church.
 Miss Esther Rouse. the talented young violinist of Putnam. who has many times delighted the Baptist peo. pie uf East Thompson with her splen- did programs, was married at her home in Putnam. and has already gone to her new home in Montana.
 The Kine's Daughters will hold a meeting at the hall nu Wednesday to sew for the Red Cross. making fifty bugs for the soldiers in China. Mrs. sherman will collect magazines and literature ol all suitable kinds for sol diers and suilars. which are always gladly received.
 Very good report have been re eeived by the relatives of Rupert Geisslpr, who is uowin Chili. where he holds an important position as me- chanical engineer. which he will have to fill and remain tur three years. All his young friends here iu Thompson are very pleased with his success.
 Joseph Fontaine of East Th9mpeo has already began some extensive i'm hrovements la his large house. + wIll be shingled and large chimney taten down and another one made hat 4lll he utilized by three open tir places. which contain all the modern improve meHts now used lpaH iiHeHlae even tHecraues used iu aiaea tImes ta hang tbt kettle upon
 Mrs Chamberlain, wife ut Ree Ar. G Ghamhcrlaiu who was 90 severely iH= Iared in an accident while attending Che conference several months ago. and has ever since been in hospital. will this week leave the hospital and come Co East Thompson to the residence of Everett Huntington to remain until she is able to go te her future home, the Methodist parsonage
 The members of the Ladies Aid of the East Thompson Baptist church left the church on the hill after the after noon service last Sunday and visit ed the graves of those who were mem hers formerly and some who were in- terested ln its welfare. and carried beautiful flowers and placed them upon the graves at every cemetery. Appropriate selections were read at East Thompson. East Putnam, West t.F4 stsat. t4.fstat..t.fap