Putnam patriot., 1930-05-08
Thompson

Mir. Horatio Bradford spent Sat urday night in Hartford.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Bradford Of Concord spent Saturday in town. ! The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs l James Ryan's Wednesday afternoon. Miss Lewis and Miss Elliott haze opened their homes for the season.
 Mr Alec Vonsiats<y and Col. Lev Beck Mancndov were in New York last week.
 Mrs. Beck Manendoy entertained the Bridge Club at the Russian Bear Tuesday.
 The boys club. the Boosters. will meet at Mrs, Henry Withey's satur- day afternoon.
 Mrs. vonsiatsky. Miss olney and Miss Wiley spent the day in Hart ford last week.
 Mrs. vonsiatsky attended lunch con and Bridge in Providence given by Mrs. Louis Ream.
 Mr. and Mrs. H Tracy Fisher of Philadelphia were luncheon guests of Miss Wiley Monday.
 Miss Cunning. Mrs R. c. Paine and Mrs. John Gale motored to Petershsm recently and had luncheon with Mrs. Frank Ewing.
 Owing to the illness of Rev. E. $. Lyon. who has German measles, Rev. Mir. Hearthington preached in the Congregational church last Sunday.
 Mir. Fred Munyan has returned from the Memorial Hospital in Nor- cester, where he has been for some weeks. His many friends are delight ed to welcome him home.
 The annual meeting of the Thomp- son Library Inc was held at the Lib- brary Monday evening, as usual there was a good attendance and the libra riau's report was listened Co with | great interest.
 | Thursday the Thompson Hill schools enjoyed novel May Day party, con sisting of May Pole and health games. These were on the school playgrounds under the leadership of Mrs. Rhodes
 At the annual church meeting held last week. Mir. Frank NJ. Knight who has been clerk of the church for twen- ty-three years, handed in his resigna- ton. Miss Sarah Crosby was elected in his place.
 The roll of honor for the Thomp- son Hill School: 90ce to i00fs Mary Hoenij and Floyd Cole. soc Go soc Bernice Lambert. Junior Law, Edgar Elliott, Alan Logee. Gilbert Amidon George Hoenij. Stephen Zabker Junior Bates. Armand Potty, Ray mond Elliott. George Nhitely.
 Mrs. Henry Withey and Miss May Withey have returned from the 4-H Round Up held in Hartford last week. | It was a very successful affair, there were over four hundred present from all over the state Friday evening the state Grange gave a banquet to the delegates at the Chamber of Com merce, and Saturday evening there was a birthday party at the Hotel Bond given for MT William Lee.
 The passing of Mr George Naug- han while not unexpected came as a shock to his many Thompson friends. He had lived among US SO long and always had such a friendly word of greeting for everyone. He will be greatly missed l. was a pleasure to see him in his own home, where with his gracious hospitality he made y0u feel you were indeed welcome. His kindness and generosity to all will long be remembered. Much sympathy is expressed for Mrs. Vaughan.
 These are busy times at the Howe Marot School and the Marot Junior College. The Christian Society had a banquet Friday evening. Sunday afternoon the seniors of the Junior College gave tea to the seniors of the Prep" school. Saturday evening Prof. Carl <. Knopf of Yale gave a most interesting lecture on Isaiah, and SO it goes, festivities of one kind or an other almost daily. besides preparation for Commencement and the last ex- aminations. The great event of this week. will be the annual Prom Sat urday evening with Tea Dance Sat urday afternoon. As many young men will be in town for the dance foi ] Vernon Stiles Inn will be opened fol them Saturday. Although the Inr does not open for the public till Sun day. May llth. The annual reunion of the 0. <. A. will be held May i7tl and 18th. Saturday the i7th will b' celebrated as May Day, with tho crowning of the Queen. The Presiden of the "Prep" school having the hon or of being May Queen