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Sunday School Lesson
DR.. Hugh T. Stevenson.

, make Gods grace known will eventually
result In all knowing Him, from the
least of them unto the greatest OF them"
The inward spiritual experience demon
strateS itself to others, who are thrilled
with joy upon learning that God pro-
posed to forgive their iniquity and re-
member IL against them no more. This
is the most precious promise Of any
prophecy. 1t is guaranteed in the New
Covenant by the Lord Jesus.
Christ's Gifts to Men.
Our lesson, which is more like one
selected from the New Testament than
from the Old. closes with verse from
the prelude Of Johns Gospel that re-
veals the differences between the two
Covenants and Testaments. For the
law was given by Moses; grace and
truth came by Jesus Christ" In that
one sentence we find a condensed state
ment of how the gospel preached by
jeremiah was fulfilled by the Master.
Our Lord did not come to destroy the
law, for in the New Covenant promised
to jeremiah Jehovah did not say that
He would write any new laws upon the
hearts of men. He planned to write the
everlasting law, which was based upon
love. upon the hearts Of men. That law
came through Moses. 1t was "coerciVe
and penal in its legislation and SYM
bolic and shadowry in its ritual; it was
superseded or fulfilled in the gospel of
grace. the unmerited favor by which
God fulfilled the law in Christ who
brought also truth. or the reality Of
spiritual worship and eternal redemp-
ton to ALL BY his death upon the cross
our Lord succeeded in writing upon the
hearts Of men Gods love and filling all
who believe with desire to serve Him.
If America is to be saved from ex-
periencing the same disastrous result
through her disregard of law and de-
termination to have her own way, we
must start crusade that will fill our
rising generation. as well as their par
ents. with a realization of Gods gift OF
grace and provision to forgive our in
inouity IL we will amend our individual
WAYS and commence to live as He de-
sires, not because the law demands 1t:
but because the word that We have laid
IN In our hearts has shown us the way
to avoid sin is to love Him and try to
prove our love for Him by living lives
devoted to evangelizing the world, en-.
listing all believers in His service and
teaching them to observe all Things
whatever He has commanded, and thus
prove our love for Him.
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Bible Questions
Of the Day
By Hmloto r. Hoyt.
Gods Law in the Heart.

Gods Law in the Heart.
Questions.
I How long did Jehoiakim ruler
2. Who succeeded him?
a what was the fate Of Jehoiachln?
4, who next came to the throne OF
5 What course did zedekiah pursue'
6. In what did this result?
Z. Who was Pashur and what olo
he do?
9. What did jeremiah do upon MS
release?
10. What conditions existed In Je-
rusalem at this time?
Answers.
I. Jehoiakim ruled for II years ano
DESTROYED practically all of the good
work which his father, Josiah, mad
brought about.
2. Jehoiakim was succeeded by his
son. Jehoiachin or Jeconiah, VINO
proved weakling.
lonia. twice attacked Jerusalem. On
the second visit, he took the King
prisoner and led him captive. with
10000 of his people. into Babylon.
4. Jehoiachin was succeeded by
zedekiah, another son Of Josiah. VINO
was placed upon the throne by Neou-
chadnezzar.
S. Soon after he came to the throne,
Zedekiah revolted against Babylonian
rule.
s. Nebuchadnezzar came at once to
Jerusalem with his forces and laid siege
to the city. Until the fall of Zedekiah
the city remained in an almost constant
state Of siege.
z. Pashur, priest and officer Of the
Temple Of Solomon, arrested Jeremiah
for speaking in the sacred place. had
him beaten and placed in the stocks:
8. This was part Of the regular
form Of punishment inflicted upon Of
tenders at this time. The fioggings
were severe and many prisoners died
beneath the lash.
o. Brought before Pashur. jeremiah
repeated his warnings and declared
that his prosecutor would be taken
prisoner and that he and his family
would die in Babylon.
10. Zedekiah was greatly worried by
the warfare which existed and the
threat which grew nearer day by day
that Jerusalem was doomed.
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GOODS DESIRE"
WILL Be TOPIC
Dr.. Jason N. Pierce to Preach
at Service of First Con-
gregational Church.

At the First Congregational Church,
Tenth and G streets, the minister, DR.,
Jason Noble Pierce, will preach tomor-
row morning at IL o'clock on Gods
Desire"
DR.. Harris Z. Starr of New Haven
and Washington, chief associate editor
Dictionary American Biography" will
speak at 8 pm. on Lying Voices" and
his sermon will be illustrated by the
motion picture Children of the Whirl-
wind"
The motion picture Abraham Lin
coin will be shown Thursday and Fri
day evenings at 8 o'clock.
The Sunday school meets at 9:45 am.
The beginner and primary departments
meet in the east parlor of the church,
the junior and intermediate depart
ments in the Sunday school room, the
high school and young peoples depart
mentS at 938 Grant place and the adult
department in the west parlor OF the
church.
The Christian Endeavor Societies
meet at $50 pm. The leader for the
Senior Society of Christian Endeavor
will be Mrs. M. d. Sample and the topic
for discussion How Have Missionaries
Been Effective Leaders," Miss Kath-
crime Cutler will lead the Young Peo-
pies Society and the subject will be
Our Own and other Religions"
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BISHOP FREEMAN /
TOORDA|N DEACON
Or. J. w. Morris to Present
C. Harold Douglas at
Ceremony.

Bishop James Z. Freeman will visit
Epiphany Church tomorrow morning at
II o'clock for the purpose Of ordaining
to the deaconate C. Harold Douglas,
who will be presented by DR.. James w.
Morris, acting rector Of Epiphany, and
Louis c. Webster. who will be presented
by Rev Earle G. Lier, vicar of Epiphany
Chapel.
Holy communion will be administered
at this service, Bishop Freeman being
the celebrant, and the ordination ser
mon will be preached by Canon Arson
Phelps Stokes of the Cathedral.
There will be early morning celebra-
ton OF the communion at 8 o'clock,
and at $50 o'clock the church school
will assemble. AS a rubrical prelude to
the ordination service. morning prayer
will be read by the two candidates at 10
o'clock.
The Young Peoples Society will have
its weekly meeting at 6 pm. At even
song at 8 o'clock Rev. Mr.. Douglas will
deliver his first sermon as deacon in
the Episcopal Church.
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DR.. ULYSSES PIERCE
RETURNS TO PULPIT
All Souls Minister Is Back From
Annual Unitarian
Meeting.

DR. Ulysses G. 3. Pierce, minister of
All Souls Church. Unitarian. Sixteenth
and Harvard streets, returns today from
the annual meeting Of the American
Unitarian Association, of which he is
q director, in Boston, and will occupy
his pulpit at the IL O'Clock service. He
will take for his subject THE Faith
That Compels.
Dr. william L. Corbin will address
the Florence L. Pierce class at. its
morning session, repeating by special
request a talk on Some Neglected
Literary Types" The feature at the
motion picture hour in Pierce Hall at
7:45 will be Joseph Schildkraut in
His Dog"
Plans for. L'Allegro Club outing over
the Memorial day holidays have been
completed and a considerable group
headed by Arthur N. Moore, president
and William G. Eliot, 3rd, chairman
of the committee in charge. will spend
the period at Camp Keewahdin on the
Chesapeake.
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HOWARD WILL DELIVER
AMERICA FIRST SPEECH
will Speak Tomorrow Morning at
Chevy Chase Baptist
Church

Clinton N. Howard will speak at the
Chevy Chase Baptist Church tomorrow
at II o'clock on America First"
The pastor, Rev. Edward o. Clark,
will begin a series of Sunday evening
lectures on the parallels. These lee
lures every Sunday evening at o'clock
will be illustrated with colored views
on the screen. The subject tomorrow
will be THE Good Samaritan" Modern
applications Of the parallels will be
given.
The church school, George B. Fraser,
superintendent, will observe the second
Sunday in June as Children's day with
appropriate exercises The school con-
tinues its sessions throughout the Sum-
mer every Sunday at 9:45 am. B. Y.
P. U. meets at GAS pm
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THE GREAT COMMISSION.

At Second Baptist Church. Third
street between II and streets, the pas
on THE Great Commission" tomorrow
morning. At $50 pm. the Industrial
Club will conduct a special service. Rev
George A. Parker, assistant pastor OF
Nineteenth street Baptist Church, will
preach.
The sixty-eighth anniversary and ma
tional thanksgiving service Of the United
Brothers Of Friendship and Sisters OF
the Mysterious Ten will be observed
The pastor will preach at pm.
The Bible school will meet at $50
am. and B. Y. P. u. at pm.
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BACCALAUREATE SERMON
Rev. Robert B. Nelson to Preach
at st. Margaret's.

At ST. Margaret's Church, Connecti-
cut avenue and Bancroft place, tomor-
row will be morning prayer and the
occasion of the delivery of the bacca-
laureate sermon of Gunston Hall at i
am, delivered by Rev Robert B. Nell
son, rector of Christ Church, VIM
chester.
The first service Of the day will be
holy communion at 7:30 am At
pm. the children of the Sunday school
will march into church for the service
and Sunday school commencement,
conducted by the rector, DR.. Herbert
Scott Smith.
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DISCUSSED BY

with one side or the other and these
sympathies will color the findings. A
Roman Catholic would recommend you
to read the great works on Luther OF
Grisar or Denifle. A Protestant would
recommend You to read Kostlin or
Peter Bayne. But the descriptions of
Luther and his work given by these two
sets of writer's radically differ.
The article on the Reforma ton, by
Robinson. in the eleventh edition of
the Encyclopedia Britannica, is con-
sidered by many scholars as impartial
and objective a treatment as we have
any right to expect Prof. Lindsay S
book on the Reformation. though writ
ten by Scotch Presbyterian, Is a model
of dispassionate statement.
THE Renaissance and the Reforma-
ton" by Prof Hume has been widely
praised for its scientific character. The
twelfth lecture in Guizot's History of
Civilization in Europe" is eminently
readable and fair. although it deals
with the results rather than with the
causes of the Reformation. Perhaps
may also refer to the eighth lecture in
my own book, christianity and the
State"
@. Your assertion in the daily column
that the miracles of feeding the four
UnOuSdnQ ana IlVe LIlOuSanQ are uuph-
cate accounts of the same miracle Is
contradicted by a Bible student. Please
explain your position.
A. II. as nearly all modern scholars
agree, ST. Matthew, st. Luke and St
John derived their accounts of this
miracle from ST. Mark. he is its sole
authoritative source, and therefore a
fourfold historical basis cannot be
claimed for it.
The fourth verse of the eighth chap
ter of the second Gospel reads as fol-
lows: And his disciples answered
him: Whence shall we be able to
fill these men with bread here in a
desert place?'" These words imply that
the recollection of the former feeding
had been entirely erased from their
memories. That they should so soon
have forgotten the miracle recorded in
the sixth chapter of this same Gospel
is incredible. For this as we'll as for
textural reasons 1t is the conviction OF
New Testament exegetes that the &C
count Of one miracle occurs twice
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EDITOR OF METHODIST
PRESS TO FILL PULPIT
DR.. James s. Montgomery to Give
Baccalaureate Sermon at State
College in Mansfield, Pa.

DR.. James Shera Montgomery will de-
liver the baccalaureate sermon at the
State College, at Mansfield. Pa, tomor-
row. DR.. Harry e. Woolever. editor Of
the Methodist Press, will occupy his pull
pit Sunday morning. the subject Of his
sermon being "Life's Incommeasur-
ables.''
Rev. Deets Pickett will conduct the
Introductory services at 8 pm. and Rev.
Warren e. Briggs will preach the ser
mon.
Mr.. Briggs has been licensed to
preach by the quarterly conference of
Metropolitan Church. He is q recent
graduate Of George Washington Uni
versity. He will enter Garrett Biblical
Seminary, at Evanston, Ill, in Septem-
Der. This school is the alma mater of
DR.. Montgomery.
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Ministers Will Lunch.

The Baptist Ministers Conference
will give a luncheon Monday at IL
am. at the Grace Dodge Hotel in honor
of Rev. Percy L. Vernon, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church OF Alexandria
Va, who is soon 10 depart to take w
the pastorate Of the United Baptist
Church, Lewiston. Me. Rev. c. B
Austin will preside at this luncheon
and addresses will be made by DR.. o. Q
Dietz, DR.. S. j. Porter, DR.. H, w. o
Wellington and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-25
CHURCH AND THE NATION
PASTORS SERMON THEME
Rev. r. Paul Schearrer of Takoma
Presbyterian Makes Announce
ment--other Services Outlined.

The Church and the Nation" will
be the sermon subject of Rev. r. Paul
Schearrer tomorrow morning in the
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church.
A religious drama, THE Dust Of the
Road" will be presented by a cast of
young people at the o'clock service.
The service will be under the auspices
Of the Senior C. z. Society and will be
held in the community hall. The cast
consists Of Peter Steele, John w. Coff-
man. jr.; Lahuna Clinton. Lucien H.
Kerns and Robert L. Parsons. A de-
votional period will precede the drama
The public Is invited.
On account of Memorial day the
midweek service will be omitted this
week.
The Light Bearers will meet Friday
at 3:45 o'clock: the pastors communi-
cants class at o'clock and the Scouts
at 7:30 o'clock.
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Third Baptist Church.

DR. George o. Bullock's topic at the
Third Baptist Church, Fifth and @
streets. tomorrow at IL am. is us the
Last Command of Christ Binding?" At
pm, THE Gospel in Story and Song"
Bible School, 9:15 am; early morning
prayer meeting, to 8 am; Junior C. E.
Society, 4 pm; I. c. E. Society, pm;
Senior G. E. Society, pm. Prayer
meeting, Tuesday, 8 to 10 pm; Y. P.
prayer meeting, Thursday, 8 to 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-25

sooner or later find out that this is mis-
take. A cold and perfunctory religious liv.
ing issues in apathy, indifference and
dwarfed life.
To relate the things of our faith to the
common practices Of daily living Is urgently
needed.
The church is the most salutary in
auence and the most valuable institution
in America Any man who loves his country
ought to support the church by his pres
ence This is a valid reason for church at
tendance though very subordinate one.
The far deeper consideration Is that men
ought to 90 to church for the public and
personal worship of God and for the. cor
porate experience which comes to those
20 o1aio foifh
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SERMONS TO CONTINUE.
Highlands Baptist Pastor breaches
Twice Tomorrow.

The pastor Of the Highlands Baptist
Church, Rev. N. M. Simmonds, will
continue the series of sermons on st.
Marks Gospel, speaking on Discipline"
tomorrow morning. In the evening the
subject will be Self Interpretation"
The Woman's Circle will meet with
Mrs. Sutton, 560l western avenue, at
an all-day meeting Tuesday at 10
O'Clock. The daily vacation Bible school
will begin the Monday after the public
schools close. Mrs. Parker will head
the school.
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DR.. B00RDE TO PREACH.
Temple Baptist's Morning Subject
"Master, Don't You CarepV

The morning service tomorrow in
Temple Baptist Church will be by the
pastor, DR.. T e. Boorde, on Master,
Don't You Care?"
In the evening National Lodge. F. A.
A. NJ. will be the guest of the church
and the sermon Will be Healing Our
Country"
The On-to-Detroit Club Of the B. Y.
P U. Federation will meet in the
church Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
The prayer meeting will be Wednesday
night and will be conducted by the
Senior B. Y. P. u.
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PLANS TWO SERMONS.
Rev. @. E. Schnabel to Preach al
Albright Memorial Church.

Rev. George e. Cchnabel, the minis
ter at Albright Memorial Evangelical
Church, will preach tomorrow morning
on the subject The Real Church Of
Jesus Christ" Sunday evening at 8
o'clock the sermon subject will be The
Unknown Soldier Speaks
Because of Memorial day falling on
Thursday. the church night and prayer
service will be held Wednesday evening
at o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-25
The Church a Necessity
BY DIR. L. SINCLAIR BOWEN.

TIME church The church is real live
living organism The church is the only permanent or
ganization of which we have any knowledge why? Be
is the only that our blessed LORD has
believers God 1t is the dviney appointed agency 1or
world redemption 1t is the foundation The church stadS
salvation and individual second for edl
spiritual through sacrament and
ship: religious service.
only of happiness service TO GOO
Some people believe pretend to believe that they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-25
"Demas. the Deserter," Is Topic.

Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor Of First
Brethren Church, Twelfth and E streets
southeast, will preach at IL o'clock to-
morrow on the subject "Demas, the De-
serter." At pm. his subject will be
Bed Too Short and Covers Too Mar
row" Sunday school meets at $50 am,
and Christian Endeavor at pm.
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GODS LAW IN THE HEART.
jeremiah, xxi LAO; John, 1T;
Hebrews, viii.7-l3.
Golden text.-Thy words have
/ laid up in my heart. that
might not sin against thee
Psalm 1911,
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Bible Glass Speaker.

Representative John Clark Ketcham,
Michigan, will address the Sunday
School Of the Church of the Covenant
tomorrow morning at a,45 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-25
DR.. w. L. Darby to Preach.

DR.. w. L. Darby, executive secretary
OF the Washington Federation Of
Churches, will preach at IL o'clock to-
morrow morning at Andrew Rankin
Memorial Chapel, Howard University.
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PASTOR TO PREACH.

NeV' D. H. Whiting 70 DISCUSS
Topic Wrestling Jacob"
Wrestling Jacob" will be the subject
of Rev. B. H. Whiting, pastor of the
Friendship Baptist Church, First and
H streets southwest, tomorrow at IL
am. Rev. J. A. Carter of the Metro
politan Baptist Church will speak at
3 pm.
Sunday school meets at $50 am;
B. Y. P. U. at pm. Rev. Charles p.
Harris of Warrenton. Va, will preach
at 8 pm. Prayer and praise service
Tuesday at pm.
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Other Churches Page 81.
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-10
Double Funeral

Tho double funeral service for Mrs. elaanhas Laiamme end her d1ughtsr in law Mrs Adelard ieaamme. Wa' were Killed ia a8 automobile aee.- dent op the Providence Eike on Me1 resaaQ Januar wa held n sl Iasephs church 8H Saturday Jan auarv 9th.
 pse foAa z Hsth.ea Ha59r at th7 elrrrk oHeiated af the emn htsh srasz refahra1t RHf Leo laFafea eura a aane1n and Ree E E Rel Iartso af Putnam as sab- lsaean 5e riaI music Wa rendered a~ She eH9i
 sfr Ciearha Inaamme @as barn fn eaada and moved % t1is toRn
 her i vaane girl She ha h9ed l7 this town since and Is waH sno@n throughout this vicinity She s sur vivea by her husband. eieonha an seven ehi'dreu.. Mrs Phii1 NHa+eaa Mrs. Charles Lafountin Ade'sff Iaeamme Octave L7fam~e Aaf- sa.et fqHamma. Arthur Ia3amme. and Albert IaHamme hs1.her Ros oetgVe fue'er of Canada and two s.sfavs Mrs Phl0mere Lafoua- faia and Mrs Deina Marisa.
 Mrs. Aaeia1i Eafamme lsa native of thi toNn but recently made her home ia New Bedford She Is sa~- vvei bv her husband. Adelard daughter Camille her mother Mrs. Alma eadarette. a brother. George and sister Rose
 The bearers for Mrs Adelard La aamme were Armand Larnagd. A. heFf lanrar. Arthur & Plessis. AL demir Hr9H, alexander iAAeH and Wfffsd Laurion Bearers for Mrz. CieaHha Laaamme weres \. J, Derv. 0Fa Dtrp. Eueeue nery. Aime Dery. Henry uery and Armand toun- taina
 Eural Was in St Joseph's eeme- eafE
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-10
Lose First Game.

The C8mrade hasket ball tsan were defeated hy the Firt Luther an ehach team ou Saturday Jam Baeq sfh in d eamr held ai the Tour tsllofte Memorial High School gym. The score stood 26 a 22
 ifhe rfiiie saa aaa af lhr fastget Haules pla.ed this season aad was @ heart breaking game to lose. Tho score fhrougheut be Hume Was cith- CT tied or two points separa iag the twe teams Both teams played a
 splendid game with the Worees CT tenm showing Che better passwork The Warcestar team wore down Che Comrades bv fha constant placing Of rew men into the game whereas the Comrades iarkei sufficient sn'fsfi Iutes. Tor Worcester. R Johnson and Fanke starred si-h eight points aaeh T Johnson and E. Bid 7tarfed for Eha Comrades
 During Che hast half. B Blid was removed from the game dae tu per s0Hal fouls Although their scoring zee was los the Comrades continued to nut ap a gfeat fight hut theg were unable Co cope win the new men sent in by he Worcester xresat4an.
 The summary.
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-10
...nnrEeTEn EElnNns
ueet omeera

The annual han Hae an. election f officers for tae s&r3 F Lutheran ehnfcs eas held oa Janlafs 5fa in Che church proper. ket g aerbarv pastor # lhe ahafeH. pre- sided at che meeting Rc.resh"eat were served after the meeting at membef af tho Ladies Ai The ef- fcen elected at the yearly meetias include Secretary z. E Aniersan' aeacou for three years Andrew Kos eue. J B Anderson , Y s@ansan' Patrick L. Peterson. deacon for enc year JcHu R5ds trustees For three years. Harod Cu.afsoa John sven nina. C T. 1ohnans sa1eantsnte 7t of tHe suHuuF EHHnH Hzs55 conference delegate. Cagl Anderson alternative. GustAve Jari; orEanist, Mrs. Fritz SadeFbeFg; iantar. John Stein; treasurer C r Johnson' Hn- aneial secretary. JohH SVennine; dud- itars. Otto Swar. Ernest Johnson, Edward Swanson.
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-10
North Grosvenordale

Rar Johnson spent the weekend af the home 0f his parents air nlad Ars GasfaRe Johnzaa returning io Worcester on Sunday
 Alden Jarl Of Providence spent the weekend at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs Guaave Jafi
 Mra paul Boehm of FaNiucket spent a few day ai Che home of her parents. Mir and Mf Emil Johnson.
 Mir and Mrs Joseph Baa.H and daughier Olive of Worcester return ed Co their home on Saturday after spending a few days at the home of Miss Diana paradis
 Adhemar Hamel returned Co hts home in Westerly R. J.. after spend ing a weck at the home of hts par ents. Mir and Mrs Alphouse HamaeL
 Ellery Chandler Is iil at the home of bis parents. Mr. and Mrs Fred D. Chandler
 Miss Cora Loiselle spent fhe week end at the home of her mother Mr. Eliza L0iselle
 John McWhort0n of Worcester sBcnt fhe weekend af the home 0f alrs Harry Mann nv
 Rolf Johnson of Worcester spent the home of his parent Mr and Dir GuslaVe Johnson
 Miss Virginia Ta'nbae is l ai Inc home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. spiro Talabae
 Ubald Iaurion and Henry E1rlon. students at s. Mary's seminary Bal tmere are visiting the.r home here due io aa epidemic of influenza at the school
Putnam patriot., 1929-01-10
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