Putnam patriot., 1929-11-07
Thompson

Mrs. Dexter Elliott went to Boston | Monday.
 MT. and Mrs olney Brott spent the week kend in town.
 MT. Charles Weaver is the guest of Mrs Newell Weed.
 Mrs. Vonsiatsky spent a few days in New York this week.
 Miss Standish Bradford has been in town for few days.
 Mrs. W. F. Peckham entertained the Bridge Club Tuesday.
 Mrs. Peckham was the guest of Mrs. Sehlesinger in Boston last week.
 Mir. Royal Taft, IT,, from Provi- dence spent the weekend at the Yer non Stiles.
 Mrs upham and Miss Barbara Up ham have returned Co Providence for the winter.
 Mrs George Bates gave Hallowe'- en party last week for Miss Mary Noble of Worcester.
 Mrs Nelson Bradford goes to Con- cord this week for a short stay before going south for the winter.
 Miss Jane Lewis who has been i'll, for over a week, died Monday. She was an aunt of Mir. Clinton Lewis.
 The subject at the Christian En- deavor meeting Sunday evening will be "Uprooting the Causes of War"
 Mrs. Andre Roosevelt gave lunch con followed by contract as q fare well party for Mrs. Nelson Bradford Wednesday.
 Tuesday was educational night at the Grange. The program was furn- ished by the Tourtellotte Memorial High School.
 Mir. Lyon will be the speaker We'd nesday evening at the Mems Church Club in Wauregan. 4 supper will proceed the address. 1 Miss Lewis and Miss Crosby recent ! ly motored to Warren. Mass. to call on the Rev. and Mrs. George Cum mings in theis new home. The subject of Rev F. s. Lyons sermon next Sunday will be Not by Might. Nor by Power.' an address suggested by Armistice Day.
 The Vernon Stiles is becoming more and more popular for entertainments. i The Teachers Association of Putnam had a large banquet there Tuesday evening.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Elliott are receiving congratulations on the birth of their second granddaughter, the child of MT. and Mrs. Charles Van B. Cushman.
 This is the week to fill the Thanks giving bags for the Day Kimball Hos pital and next week we will have the Red Cross drive, so all will have an opportunity to help two most popular charities.
 Rev. E. $. Lyon spoke at the meet ing of the Ministers Association which was held at St. Philips church Mon day afternoon. His subject was Re ligious Differences" There was an interesting discussion of the subject after the address.
 Among those from Thompson at tending tea given by Miss Danielson : at Putnam Heights Saturday after noon were Mrs. Nelson Bradford, Miss Standish Bradford. Mrs. Andre Roose- . welt. Mrs. w. F. Peckham, Miss : Adams, Miss Norris, Madame Geheber and Miss Wiley. Nr. and Mrs Arnold Huizinga and , Miss Faith Huizinga have closed their home and are at the Hotel Leville in New York In December Mrs. Huizin- : ga and Miss Faith HuiZinga go to , Washington to visit Mir. and Mrs. William Mathewson, later they will go Co Paris for the winter. Saturday afternoon and evening the Southbridge Christian Endeavor So ciety will be entertained at the church by the Thompson society. The speak CTS in the afternoon will be the Rev. Mir. Gaylord from Danieison and Mir. Robertson from Willimantie. in the evening Rev. Mir. Hodge of Putnam will speak.
 Mir. Fenner Peckham spent the week end at the Vernon Stiles Those who remember that Thea Rasehe. the German aviatrix, was the guest of Mrs. Newell Weed last sum- mer. may be interested in the follow ing incident As Miss Rasche was sailing from New York last week on the "Resolute," she dropped her hand bag overheard. The bag contained her pass port. several hundred dollars and a gold cigarette ease, on which a number of famous aviators had scratched their names. Fortunately a diver was able to recover the bag. The Ladies Aid Society of the Easi Thompson Baptist church will hold !
 food sale on Friday. November Sth at P. Nj. at the Hall of Records : Thompson. There will be cake, pies doughnuts. cookies and brown bread z on sale.-Adv.