Putnam patriot., 1930-12-11
Thompson

Miss Aborn of Montclair. N. l.. was q weekend guest of Miss Wiley.
 Mir Horatio Bradford has been in Springfield and Hartford this week
 The Just It Bridge Club was enter. tained Wednesday evening by Mrs. Walter Pratt
 The meeting of the Womans Board of the Day kimball Hospital on Thursday was well attended; Miss Crosby, the president. presiding.
 The Annual Christmas Sale and tea al the Howe Marot School will be held Saturday afternoon. The Christmas vacation begins the 18th.
 A week from Tuesday evening will be Children's Night at the Grange. there will be Christmas Entertain ment, with probably Santa Claus. q tree and presents.
 The Thimble Club will be enter tained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Edith Converse. The reader will be Mrs. Maha'a Whiting, the subject. Where Rainbows Begin"
 Mrs. C. E. Searls is spending q few days in Melrose. later she will go to Arizona with her nieces, Misses Alice and Carolyn Dcarington. for the win- ter. while there they will stay at one of the many so called Dude Ranches. '
 It is planned to have Christmas entertainment for the Sunday School this year. US has always been the custom. until Inst year when 1t was omitted. There will be q Christmas tree and entertainment The affair wfll be in charge of Rev. and Mrs. F. s. Lyon, assisted by the mothers of the children in the Sunday School.
 The subject of Rev. E. $. Lyons sermon next Sunday morning will be The Rock That is Higher Than !. Y His sermon last Sunday has been much discussed. the majority of the congregation agreeing with him. In a convincing and forceful manner, he stated that twenty-seven million young people have no idea of real worship. | He lays the blame for this condition with the churches. the homes and the schools. The younger generation at | tending the Protestant churches, enter with a bound as if for romp. There l k no spiri. of devotion or worship. l Miss Ardath Leveille spent tho weekend at her home here. Raymond Mayhew of Danielsof spent Sunday at the home of his par. ents.
 Mrs. Harold Rabbit is entertaining her sister and two nephews from Delaware.
 The Crafty Workers 4-H Club will meet on Friday at the home of Mrs Alexander Maitland.
 The Royal Ambassador group hele meeting at the home of George Law cn Monday evening.
 Mrs. Hannah Bates and George Law attended the Pomona meeting in Abingdon on Saturday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clifford oi Portland, Maine spent Sunday witl Mir. and Mrs James Ryan.
 Mrs Robert Ware, Esther May hew. Flora Joslin. Ardath Leveille and Helen and May Law spent Sat nrday in Worcester
 Four members of the Dude. Christian Endeavor Society visite' the Thompson and Brandy Hill Soci cities on Sunday evening . On Monday evening the Worl Wide Guild Girls met at the home o l Muriel Nanselet of Webster. Thi was their Christmas party. F The dlfl CcoutS ihct pH tdhes 1 day, at the home of Mrs. Grace Ami s don to rehearse play which the s will put on at the Grange. MT. and Mrs. Robert Ware, enter tained Mir. and Mrs William May 2 hew and family and Mir. and Mr' |, Robert Hall of Providence. at din i ner on Sunday
 Next Tuesday night at the Quin . natisset Grange there will be Chris mas social in charge of Mrs. Joh , Bogardus. Mrs Hannah Bates, an |. Mrs. Evelyn Robbins.
 The Thompson Hill Sunday SchoC has appointed Mir Lyon. with th parents of the children attending, { . prepare Christmas program in th i church on Christmas eve.
 Mir. and Mrs Henry Reynolds hay gone to live with their son, Herber Reynolds for the winter. Mir. Key holds is SO improved in health tha he is now able to go to the garage.
 On Thursday the Thimble Club me with Mrs. Louis Converse. The topi ? was "Where Rainbows Begin" Tn a reader was Mrs. Charles Whiting sfsf ... f.. k.. ai