Putnam patriot., 1929-11-27
Thompson


 Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Paine expect large Thanksgiving Day party.
 A number of dinner guests are ex- pected at the Vernon Stiles Thanksgiv- ing.
 Mrs. George Brott went to Hartford Sunday to spend the winter with her son.
 The Howe Marot School closes Wed nesday for the Thanksgiving vaea- tion.
 Miss OIney who has been at the Day Kimball Hospital for two weeks, has returned home.
 Rev. F. s. and Mrs. Lyon will have a number of their family with them, as will also Miss Wiley Thursday.
 Mrs. Horace Cooke of West Corn wall, who has been visiting Miss Lew is. left Monday morning.
 Miss .Motiit and Mrs. Smith of South Hadley spent Wednesday night with Dr. and Mrs. Paine
 Mir. Horatio and Miss standish Bradford motored to Cleveland Sun day to spend Thanksgiving.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Decker and family will spend Thanksgiving in Providence with Mrs. Hunt.
 Mir. and Mrs. John R. Gladding have closed Borrowdale and returned to Providence for the winter.
 Miss Elliott went to New York Tuesday to spend Thanksgiving with her neieo. Mrs. Amos Morrell.
 Mir. Newell Weed, Mir. George Dal- ton, Miss Helen Bedford and Mir Arthur Knapp spent the weekend with Mrs. Weed.
 Mrs. Howell Tracy Fisher of phila- delphia and Mrs. John Knight Of Providence were luncheon guests of Miss Wiley, Tuesday.
 Mir. Malcolm Douglas was a guest at Mr. Dexter Elliott's Friday night, attending the Yale-Harvard game with Mir Elliott Saturday.
 Mrs. Frank Dearington and Miss Caroline Darlington are with Mrs. Searles and the other members of the family are expected for Thanksgiving.
 Miss Sarah Munyan who had a fall recently is much better and was back at the Library Tuesday. She was greatly missed during her ab- sence
 Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Elliott with Mir and Mrs. Henry Bradford of Con cord will be guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Van E. Cushman on Thanks giving.
 The Friendly Indians, a club of the younger boys met at the parsonage last Saturday afternoon, early in the afternoon games were played indoors, later ball on the common. The older boys will meet Friday afternoon at someone's house instead of at the church.
 Mir. Charles Peckham, who is cap tain of the football team at the Irving School at Tarrytown, is much pleased with his team this season. Last week they beat the M'Burney School of New York with score of l3-0. This made five straight victories so far.
 As usual there will be many fam fly dinners on Thursday, one of the largest will be at Mrs. Vonsiasty's, who expects Mir. and Mrs. John Kem- merer. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Ream, Miss Marion kemmerer, Messrs. John Jr. and MahlOn kemmerer, Henry and John Wrightson Ream to be her guests.
 Rev. E. $. Lyon will preach next Sunday on Breaking the Drought" In the evening the Christian Endeav- or Society will have their service at Mrs. Alexander Maitland's. Miss Ruth Logee will lead. The subject will be Why IS Christianity Missionary Re ligion?" IL will be a consecration meeting
 This is the season when We look for the benefit of the Children's Auxi- liary of the Village Improvement So- ciety. Miss Faith Decker. who is chairman of that organization has joined with Mrs. Amidon, the leader of the Girl Scouts, and together they will give what promises to be very enjoyable entertainment at the Town Hall Friday evening, November 29th at 8 o'clock. There will be movies" with homemade candy and ice cream for sale during intermission. The "pie lures" are coming from Providence and will be worth seeing. Admission is twenty-five cents for adults and fif- teen cents for children.