Putnam patriot., 1930-01-09
Thompson
LivinsstonePaine

Miss Prudence Paine only daugh- ter Of Dr. and Mrs E. C. Paine, and Mr. Kingsbury Livingstone. second son ot the Rev Stephen Livingstone q former pastor of the Congregational church of Thompson, were married at the brides home Saturday after noon. Only members of the two fam lilies and a few intimate friends were present including Dr. and Mrs. D0w- ling of Boston, Mir. and Mrs. Mckay and Miss Mary Craig of New York; Miss Helen Pierrepont of Waterbury, Dr. James Allen. Passaic. N J.
 The bride wore her grandmother's wedding dress. a quaint blue silk, with the full skirt and short waist of sew enty years ago. and carried a stiff little 0ld-fashioned bouquet.
 After the ceremony, which was per- formed by the Rev F. $. Lyon, a din- ner for sixteen was served at the Guest House of the Howe Mar0t School.
 Miss Paine graduated from the Howe-Marot School and Mount Hol- yoke College, her junior year she was an exchange student at the University of Wisconsin. Mr. Livingstone grad uated from Williams.
 Immediately after the dinner the bride and groom left for New York.
 Miss Standish Bradford is in Cleve- land.
 Mrs. Vonsiatsky went to New York Sunday for few days.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Russell were in town Saturday afternoon.
 Miss Marot attended luncheon at Connecticut College Monday.
 The Howe Marot School and Marot Jr. College re-opened Monday.
 Mrs. Arthur Mills gave small tea at the Russian Bear Saturday after noon.
 Mrs. Roger Clapp went to Cam bridge Sunday. Mir Clapp attended the Automobile Show in New York this week.
 Mir Nelson Bradford and Mir. Ho- ratio Bradford, Jr.. who spent Christ mas with Mir. and Mrs. Robert Pope in Asheville, N. C., are at home again.
 Mrs. Livingstone and Mrs. Good speed of White Plains who were in town for the Livingstone we'd ding were the guests of Mrs. Frank Decker.
 The Russian Bear Is doing q big business these pleasant winter days Providence people in particular are frequent visitors Work on the addi- ton to the building is progressing rapidly
 At the last meeting of the All Club the following officers were elected Miss Betty Maitland, president; Miss Ruth Logee, vice president; Miss Helen Law. secretary; Miss Gladys Evans, treasurer.
 The subject at the Christian En- deayor meeting last Sunday evening was "Why Pray for Others?r The meeting was led by Horace Bentley. Next Sunday evening there will be an election of officers for the coming six months.
 Next Sunday the Rev. MT. Hawkes. of Abingdon will preach in the Con gregational church. Rev. F. $. Lyon will preach at the Methodist church in Danielson. as 1t will be the Sunday when ministers in this part of Wind ham county exchange pulpits.
 Miss Agnes Leake was the hostess at the meeting of the Thimble Club Thursday afternoon. At the roll call, quotations were given from the words of Washington. The reader of the afternoon was Miss Louise Munyan, whose subject was Monticello, One of America's Most Historic Shrines.
 All the birds feeding boxes in town are well patronized these cold morn ings. Two large foeks of pine gros- becks have been seen recently, but as far as known only one female has ap- peared, she was apparently so pleas ed with the fare provided for her that she came four times Sunday to one box
 One of the newer organizations, The Thompson Boosters. the All Poultry Club. Is very active. All the boys who belong have poultry in which they are greatly interested. The meetings are held the second Friday of each month. Mir. Walford of Storrs Col lege, poultry expert frequently comes to talk to the boys.