Putnam patriot., 1930-09-04
THOMPSON TOWN TOPICS

Mrs. Frank Ewing spent the day with Mrs Roger Clapp.
 Mrs. Nelson Bradford made short visit in Concord last week.
 Mrs. Nathalie Harris spent the holi- days at the Vernon Stiles. l Mrs. C. H. Nichols left for Grand Rapids, Michigan. Tuesday.
 Mrs. K. C. Paine entertained the Missionary Society Wednesday.
 Miss Olney gave a card party for Mrs. John Kemmerer last week.
 Mir. William Baker of Providence was at the Vernon Stiles Friday.
 Mrs. Newell Weeds Austin IS at tracting great deal of attention.
 Mir. and Mrs. Malcolm Douglas have gone to Nantucket for a week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Page and family are spending a week in town
 Miss Elliott gave a small card party for the Nurses Home Fund, Friday evening
 Rev. E. s. Lyon will preach a ser. mon next Sunday appropriate 10 Com munion.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Alexander Maitland have been visiting in Boston and New York City.
 ] Mrs. N. T. Pockham. Miss Elliott and Miss Wiley entertained at dinner ! Saturday evening.
 For the first time the annual handi- cap tournament nt the Coli Club on Labor Day was omitted.
 Mrs. Frank Dearington, who had an operation last week at the Day kimball Hospital is improving rapidly
 Mrs. Faweett of Los Angeles spent a few days at the Vernon Stiles be- fore sailing for California, Saturday.
 NIT. Fenner Peckham stopped in town Saturday on his way to Long Is- land, where he spent the weekend.
 Mary Lou and Marshall Ream were in town for Marshall's birthday. which he celebrated by giving a small party.
 Mrs. vonsiatsky had a house party over Labor Day. Saturday evening she gave an informal dance for her guests.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bradford and daughter and Mir. and Mrs. Malcolm Douglas spent the weekend at Mir. Dexter Elliott's.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Decker. Misses Faith and Betty Decker and Frank Decker, Jr., are taking a motor trip to Maine and Canada.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arba Dike Faxon of Elizabeth, New Jersey, and Mir. and Mrs. Charles Wilson were among the out of town guests over the week. end.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Smith are oc- eapying a cottage on the estate of Mir. Frank Ewing at Petersham, they are employed by Mrs. Ewing. Mrs. Smith was Edith Stevens.
 Mir. MaeLoweree spent the week. end and Labor Day with Mr. Arthur 0lney. Miss Loweree. who has been III at St. Lake's hospital, k better and has returned home.
 Mrs. Silas Wheelock gave a lunch con at her cottage at Pleasant View. Wednesday, for Mrs. Emma Shaw Coleleugh. Among those attending were Mrs. Vonsistsky, Mrs. Arthur Mills, Mrs. Charles Masten and Miss j Lewis.
 Miss Hope Yandell. daughter of Mrs. Lunsford Pitts Yandell and the late Mir. Yandell of Greenwich, anc MT. Arnold Hanger. son of the lats Mir. and Mrs. Harry Baylor Hanger of Richmond, Ky. were married il England, August sth.
 Miss Marion Lewis gave a tenni tournament as farewell party {, her friends last week, prior to hei returning to school in Springfield Her guests were Misses Ruth Logee Sara Rhodes, Marjorie Crandall anc Messrs. Robert Tefft, Leroy Ballard and Rev. E. :. Lyon.
 Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Lyon of Ar. lington Heights celebrated their wed, ding anniversary Labor Day at the home of their son. Rev. K. $. Lyon Mrs. Rose Thompson and formerly i of Providence, Mir. and Mrs. Arthur ] Lyon, Jr., of Lowell, children of Mir and Mrs. A. c. Lyon, were present all presenting gifts to their parents Mir. Lyon spoke last Sunday of a letter he had received from Dr. W. ]. Moulton, President of Bangor Theo. ] logical Seminary, acknowledging the account of the 200th anniversary ser vices, and saying it will be put on file in the seminary, and that an account ] of it will be given in their next mum ! Der of the Monthly Bulletin of the i seminary.
 Among the Thompson people who attended the very successful garden party, given for the Nurses Home Fund by Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Swain Saturday were Miss Olney. Mrs. w. 1 T. Peckham, Miss Edith Peekham. Miss Wiley. Miss Faith Huizinga, Miss Barbara Upham, Miss Sheldon, Mir. and Mrs. Andre Roosevelt. Mir. Dexter Elliott, Mrs. Henry Bradford, Mrs. Nelson Bradford. Miss Standish Bradford. Mir Horatio Bradford. Mir and Mrs. Newell Weed, Miss Lewis Mrs. George Brott. Mrs. Arthur Mills. Mrs. K. (. Paine, Mrs. Charles