Putnam patriot., 1930-08-21
Thompson

ternoon with Helen and May Law.
 Mr and Mrs. IT, P. Amidon and family spent the weekend in Maine.
 On Thursday the Pomona Grange held a Field Day at Mansfield Gen. ter.
 Dir. and Mrs. Paul Anger and fam fly are spending two weeks in Cam ada.
 Miss Evelyn Peterson and Fred Jarvais motored to Torrington on Sunday.
 Louis and Richard Bayer have re- turned home after spending two weeks in New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leon Robbins of Hartland. N. II. spent Sunday visit ing relatives in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Elliott of North Grosvenordale spent Sunday at the home of George Law.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Walker and family of Guilford. Conn. spent Thursday with Mrs. Grace Moves.
 Mir. and Mrs. Durham Hall and family of Putnam called on Mrs. Josephine Law on Wednesday eve ming.
 Flora Joslin was the leader at the the Christian Endeavor meeting at the Brandy Hill church on Sunday evening.
 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hayes and family are spending the week with Mir. and Mrs Robert Johnson and family.
 Arthur Withey, George Law Jr., and Benoni Morse are spending the week at the All Camp at Camp | Woodstock.
 Miss Ella Ballard and Leroy Bal ! lard motored to Worcester Friday where they called on Mrs. Winthrop Ballard who is a patient in the Me morial hospital
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Peterson Jr. and daughter Dorothy of Worcester and Mir. and Mrs. Harold Peterson of l Stamford spent Sunday with Mir. and i Mrs. Charles Peterson.
 Harold Robbins. Miss Ada Whit man and two friends from Middle town returned Sunday after a seven weeks trip to the West. They visit ed many places of interest.
 Miss Julia Martin of Chaplin who taught at the Brandy Hill School thirty years ago called at the home of George Law on Saturday. Miss Martin is now a teacher in New Brit tain
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 The annual reunion of the Munyan family will be held September 1st, 1880. at the home of Mrs. Harriet Sherman on the Buek-Hill road in Thompson. Ali descendants of Ed ward Munyan are cordially invited. A picnic lunch will be served.
 4 large number of people attend ed the East Thompson Baptist church on Sunday and hear Rev. Henry W. pinkham of Newton Center. His topic was "The Law of Reciprocity" Mr. pinkham is a former resident of this town. Many of his old acquain- tances were there to greet him. ',r Pinkham's father @a., former pastor here.
 e. mIs---z4e1ward Page was in town sunday.
 Mrs. John Kemmerer is visiting Mrs Vonsiatsky.
 Mrs. Oscar Lapham of Providence s at Mrs. Bentleys.
 Mrs. Bradford entertained the Bridge Club last week.
 Dr. Molesse of Hartford spent the weekend at the Vernon Stiles.
 Mir. Arthur olney spent few days in New York early in the week.
 Mrs. Lawrence Baclsus and 'Nickie' 1 are expected home the last of the l week
 Miss Porter of Northampton has l been the guest of Miss Myrtice Kings bury. |
 Nr. and Mrs. Alfred Lemon and their youngest son arrived in town last week.
 Mir. Charles K. Scarborough and Mrs Martin Vagel are at the Vernon Stiles Inn.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Decker spent the week end with Mir. and Mrs. Louis Ream.
 Mrs. Walter Pratt and her young son are at home from the Day Kim ball Hospital.
 Mrs. C. E. Searls has been visit | ing her sister. Mrs. Dearington, at the . latters camp.
 Mrs Conaty and little daughter ! have been guests of Miss sherman. Mrs. Conaty was Miss Ruth Ihinny.
 Mrs. Clara Armstrong has return ed from Syracuse. Her daughter, Miss Berniee Armstrong, is with her.
 The Bridge Luncheon given by Mir Frank Bliss at the Vernon Stiles added S65 to the fund for the Nurses i Home.
 Mir. Horatio Bradford has complet- | ed the painting of the Nurses Home. ! which shows how it will look when completed. Rev. Arnold Huizinga will preach i in the Congregational church next l Sunday Rev. E. s. Lyon will preach ! in his fathers church at Arlington Heights at both the morning and eve ming services. Mir and Mrs. David Dearborn of New York gave luncheon at the Russian Bear Thursday to their Thompson friends. They motored to Thompson from Fishers Island. Miss Nellie Dearborn was with them.