Putnam patriot., 1928-08-09
Thompson

The Bridge Club was entertained BY
Miss Wiley Tuesday.
Mrs. Collier and her niece have been
guests Of Miss Olney,
Miss Niley entertained AZ dinner
and auction Thursday.
Mrs. Armand Denis is visiting her
mother, AIRS. Roosevelt.
Mrs. James Phetteplace spent Mon
day night in Providence.
Mrs. Alfred Lemon and her children
have returned from Maine.
Mr.. Clinton Elliott Of New York is
visiting his sister. Miss Elliott
Mr. Charles Weaver. Jr., has been
the guest Of Mrs. Newell Weed.
Mrs. Clarence Jacobs entertained at
luncheon at the Russian Bear Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Ingraham and
Robert motored TO Long Island Sun
day.
Mrs. Dexter Elliott, who spent last
week in town, has returned 10 Watch
Hin.
Miss Lewis and Miss Elliott are the
latest additions to the radio fans in
town.
DR.. Parke Longnecker and Miss
Ruth Longnecker spent the weekend
with Miss Lewis.
Dir. Louis Ream. with Mary Lou and
Marshall, spent last Sunday with DR..
klots at his camp.
Mrs. Colcleugh entertained at auc-
ton and tea Monday afternoon for her
guest, Mrs. Isabel Brown OF Provi-
dence.
The new books, the gift Of the state,
have been received at the Library and
viii soon be IN circulation.
Mrs. Andre Roosevelt. Mrs. Armand
Denis and Mrs. Alec Nonsiatsky were
guests OF Or. klots az luncheon at his
camp Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Decker, Miss
Faith Decker and Frank Decker. Jr.i
are planning a fishing trip in Maine
for the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Vonsiatsky and
Mr.. Louis Ream go to Upper Saranac
Lake on Friday to be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Taylor.
Rev. +. 5. Lyon viii preach Sunday
morning on Casting Shadow; or the
Mighty Power of Personal Influence.
He will also speak in the Sunday
school.
The dance given by Mrs. Vonsiatsky
last Saturday night for the young peo-
pie who attended the Holt wedding.
was most enjoyable in spite Of the ex-
IRENE heat.
The Sunday school picnic was held
at Point Breeze on Wednesday. Base
ball, bowling, quoits and bathing were
enjoyed. As usual a delicious luncheon
was served, Mrs. Brott making the
coffee.
Everyone must go TO the meeting Of
the Republican Woman's Club of
Thompson in the Town Hall Friday.
August 10th. az three o'clock in the at
ternoon, as the two speakers, Senator
Merritt and Miss Byrne, are both well
worth hearing.
In his sermon last Sunday, Mr. Lyon
gave high praise TO Herbert Hoover,
speaking OF the relief work he had
done in Belgium, Poland and the Near
last after AAN wa AtH@ IR4'ttsh
that this country has never been in
different to the needs Of other nations.
The Knights Of King Arthur were
unable 10 secure all Of their good play
ers for the game at oxford last week,
but with a crippled team lost the final
game in the series by score Of ii TO
Is. Alfred Broughton pitched the last
four innings and allowed Oxford but
one run. The game was won for Ok
ford in the fourth inning, when they
made six runs.
The recently organized Young PEG.
pies Society will hold meeting and
social hour on the lawn in front Of
the parsonage Monday. August 18th,
at $50, daylight time. Miss Maxine
Elliott has been chosen president OF
the society, and Mr.. Harrison Mills
treasurer Attractive topic cards are
soon to be printed with a cut Of the
church on the cover, and the program
Of the society for the coming eight
months.