Putnam patriot., 1930-05-22
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 Thompson

Miss Myrtiee Singbury spent Sat urday night in town.
 Mrs. Arthur Mills entertained the Bridge Club Tuesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bradford spent the weekend in town.
 Mir. H. N. s. Bradford spent the weekend in Springfield.
 A meeting of the trustees of the Library was held last week.
 Miss Elliott who has been laid up from an accident to her foot has re- covered.
 The Golf Club is getting ready for the summer season with new flags on the greens.
 Miss Wiley gave a luncheon in honor of Miss Barbara Aborn's birth day on Sunday.
 The subject of Rev. F.. $. Lyons sermon next Sunday will be Failing to Use What We Have Gained"
 The Misses Makepeace of Providence spent the weekend in town with MT. and Mrs. Alexander Makepeace.
 MT. and Mrs. Joshua Addeman and Mrs. Frederick Jenckes of Providence were guests of Mrs. Dexter Elliott last week.
 Mir. Andre Roosevelt went to New York last week. where he was the guest of honor at dinner given by The Travel Club.
 Next Sunday afternoon there will be a special Memorial Service at three o'clock at West Thompson. Rev. Mir Duxbury will be the speaker
 Miss Olney's picnic last week was most enjoyable, in spite of the cold, cloudy day, and the bountiful lunch con she served was greatly appreciat- ed.
 An appeal has been sent from Nashua to Thompson by the Red Cross for contributions to help those who lost their houses in the recent fires there.
 The Y. NJ. c. A. grammar school baseball league were obliged to post pone their Thursday game last week. The Thompson boys play two games this week.
 The Christian Endeavor Society will have a social at the church Saturday evening. The Webster Congregation al Society and the Brandy Hill So- eiety will be guests.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arnold Huizinga and Miss Faith Huizinga, after spend ing the winter in New York and Paris, have returned to Thompson and opened their home for the summer.
 The lawn at Mr. Arthur Mills d week ago Sunday was festive sight, suggesting garden party, with many young people in gaily colored summer dresses. It was family reunion, with many guests from out of town.
 Mr. and Mrs. Claus Ericson enter tained a large family party last week Sunday including MT. and Mrs. Will liam Chase and Miss Alice Chase of Worcester; Mir and Mrs Ralph Pot ter and Mir. and Mrs. Frank Tour tellotte of Grosvenordale with their two little sons.
 The Thimble Club was entertained Thursday by Mrs. Annie Logee Quo tations from the works of Woodrow Wilson were given at the Roll Call, which were followed by a playlet act eu DA MTS. LSiSlid bttNhigNf MI ss Olive Knight, Mrs. Hattie Munyan and Mrs. Marion Whiting.
 As time of graduation draws near. activities at the Howe Marot School and the Marot Junior College increase. Last week Friday evening a banquet was given to Miss Blanche Marot, Saturday was the May Day celebra- tion, among other events this week, there will be Treasure Hunt for the benefit of the Guest House.
 The Village Improvement Society is now the possessor of the horse drawn lawn mower which the society voted last fall should be purchased. It was used for the first time Saturday, and as a result the common so dear to our hearts. is looking it's best. Thanks are due Miss Lewis, chairman of Parks and Trees, and to Mir. Frank Decker for fulfilling the wishes of the society so satisfactorily.
 Mir. Bradley Dearington proved him self an expert aviator recently at the State Golf Course at Riverside on the