Putnam patriot., 1927-08-05
EAST THOMPSON

<hS ANSAFAA SOAN
 Miss Prudence Paine is in New York
 There were seryicts at both Meth cdist and Congregational churches.
 Farmers 6asmakiug. in most places repost heavy crops of good quality
 The Baptist church had a Sunday school and Christian EHdeavor service
 Rev George Foster Camp. with wife. child and mother, will be away several weeks
 Quiuuatizsut Grange had q lawn party August 2ud nn che lawn of Hon Randolph Chandler.
 It is expected the usual picnic Will be held next week aJ Bates Grove The day will bo announced later.
 The Ladies Aid Society will hold a meeting next Wednesday at the Com munity House. Brandy Hill
 Miss Mildred Rowland of Provi- dlnce came to her mothers home m East Thompson for few days
 Rev George Foster Camp. Baptist minister. and family, have gone Co New Brunswick for months vaea- ton.
 4 letter received from Miss Ada l Whitman today from New Haven states she will return Co Thompson next week
 Miss Edith L Hendricks of Worees- ! ter and friends called upon Mrs Carlo- ton Thursday m, later dining at the Vernon stiles Inn. Thompson Town
 The king's Daughters met Wednes= ! day lH their hall to sew for the Red ! Cross. Among other articles they are te complete fifty comfort bags by Sep tember lst
 Word has been received by relatives ] living ia East Thompson that Miss Ann Hayle k seriously ill at the home of her nephew, where she went d lew months aFo
 There will he na preaching services at che Baptist church next sunday At ] the usual hour. the sunday school will meet followed bV tbe Christian En duavor Society E service.
 Mir Gladdiug of Thompson has ! kindly invited the children If tha l Home te attend the circus that will ht i m Putnam next Saturday He pro. i vides transportation for all and will | give them good time.
 During the severe thunder shower | Monday afternoon a fine large walnut tree was struck by lightning and de strovea .: .hc Last Thompson road | Only a few moments before some chil dren passed by t from berrying. witf pails full.
 The hay makers are having sorry | time in their important work of dry. ing the grass. and getting 1t into the barn Several large fields have been cut and partly dried when severe rains fell and all the work to be done over again, and the grass not improv- ed by t.
 Harold Peterson of Brandy Hill and 1 his brother Richard ef Providence, and wife, and n young lady friend have just returned from long and delight. l ful auto trip. going down as far as 1 Virginia Harold has been on sever al long trips this summer vacation. visiting n une cities and towns.
 The wife of Rev Mr. Chamberlain. l the pastor of the Methodist church at | pital for several weeks, caused by Il l fall which severely injured her hip. We are told. Is improved and will soon be brought to East Thompson. her fu- ! ture home. All her friends are wish ing permanent recovery
 It Is q common weather belief that | if the horns of the new moon tip down. ward t is q wet moon and predicts rain. This does not always prove re- liable bat certainly II has this season
 To thtwarm boys and girls who are thinking of leaving school this fall they should read the |. s. Department of Education showing the increased earning power of high school student. over the common school students.
 Rev Talmadge Root preached ar interesting and inspiring sermon a the Congregational church, Sunday He took for his text Isaiah 40s3l They shall mount up with the wing of eagles The text, the speaker said voices literal hope He alluded C the flight of Colonel Lindbergh as al achievement not of men but of man His airplane was the first of centur! invention which must be used, not fol war. but to unite mankind in brother hood Lindbergh's character, he said is greater than his deed While ", may not fly we may soar to greai heights in the development of eharae ter.
 Mrs. Marvin Elliott came to hei home here a bride of eighteen years and today she has gone to her new home, ninety-two years old Non' ] Lnntt- hnr hnf In lnNn hnr- nnnn nnnal