Putnam patriot., 1928-04-19
THOMPSON

Miss Wiley went to New York Tues day.
 Mr. Olney Brott spent the weekend in town.
 Miss Annie Cunning has returned to Washington, Conn.
 Miss Myrtice kingsbury returned to Torrlngton sunday.
 Mrs. C. k. Searls and Miss Alice l Dearlngton are m town. Mir. and Mrs. Richard Barton went to New York last week. Mrs. Andre Roosevelt has gone to Montclair to meet her granddaughter.
 Mrs. Arnold Huizinga and Miss FaIth huizlnga are m town TOT the season.
 Mr. and Mrs. Armand Denis are re- ceiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Bates and their little daughter are planning trip to New Hampshire this week.
 Mrs. Young of Hampton Falls, New Hampshire, spent the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson.
 Mrs. Lowell, who has spent the win ter in town with her sister, Mrs. Dart, returned to New London last week. A number of young people are to unite with the church in the near fu- ture. Mir. Lyon Is at present prepar ing them.
 Mrs. Dexter Elliott, who spent the weekend with her daughter, Mrs. Cushman, in Pomfret, was in town Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. vonsiatsky arrived in town Wednesday after spending the winter abroad. 1t is delightful to have them at home again.
 Mrs. Ephraim Smith, Mir. William ! Smith, and Marshall 1ourtellotte are spending a few days with Mrs Smiths daughter, Mrs. Frank Ramsey.
 The Thimble Club was entertained | by Mrs. Annie Logee last week Thurs day. The reader was Mrs. Isabel Tefft and the subject, Keeping Time. P l Mrs. Dart, Mrs. K. C. Paine, Miss ! Danielson and Miss Wiley attended a ! bridge party Monday given for St. Philips church at Mrs. Dyer Potter's in Putnam.
 The Girl Scouts go to Camp Wood stock in August and are also planning another camping trip during the sum mer, if the necessary money can be raised.
 A chicken pie supper will be served | by the Ladies Aid Society, Saturday, April 21st, at p. m, for the benefit of the East Thompson Baptist church, at the Brandy Hill schoolhouse.--adv.
 Next Sunday morning Mir. Lyon will preach on "The Perils of q Chris tian Today" taking for his text, He wist not that the Lord had departed from him." In the Sunday school, he will talk to the children on The bar nacles that prevented the ship from reaching the harbor."
 The Knights of King Arthur have completed the first series of bali games, Donald Johnson's team winning the series. The first game in the sec ond series was played Tuesday. John Ryan is now captain of the Blues and Raymond Bayer of the Reds. A num- Der of the Knights under the care of Rev. l.. $. Lyon go to Camp Woodstock June l1th for a week. They are given the use of the camp for that time by L. Edwin Hill, Y. NJ. C. A. Secretary, of Putnam.
 The following is the honor roll of the Thompson Hill school for March: Ninety to 100 per cent, Bernice Lam bert, Sarah Ballard, Alexander Matt land, Jr., Grace Withey, George Law, Jr., Alan Logee, Edgar Elliott, Mary Hoeing and Floyd Cole. Eighty to ninety-nine per cent, Bruno Kamin- ski, Therese Auger. Leslie Johnston, Helen Johnson, Dorothy Tyring, Ray mond Smith, George Vigneau, Lucille Johnston, Marshall Tourtellotte, Gil bert Amidon, John Eddy, Marjorie Ty ring, Stanley Johnson, Raymond El- liott, George Hoeing, Joseph Johnson, and Raymond Bates.