Putnam patriot., 1930-02-13
Thompson

Miss olney has been in Boston for a few days.
 Miss Wiley made short visit in Providence last week.
 The Bridge Club was entertained Tuesday by Mrs George Vaughan.
 Mrs. Charles Davis. Jr is recover ing from the effects of fall she had recently.
 Miss Standish Bradford is at home. after visits in Cleveland. Asheville and New York.
 Miss Wiley entertained at a small luncheon followed by contract last week Wednesday.
 Mrs. H. N. S. Bradford and Hor- atio Bradford, Jr spent the night in Concord last week with Mir and Mrs Henry Bradford.
 Mrs. Ingraham, mother of Carol IngTaham. died last week. The funeral was at her late residence in East Providence on Wednesday.
 The new" girls at the Howe -Marot school and the Junior College gave a delightful tea to the "old" girls at the Guest House last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Ewing and and family left for Petersham, where they have bought a house. on Mon day. They will be greatly missed.
 The Ladies Aid of the East Thomp- son Baptist church will hold a food sale at the Hall of Records. Friday. February 14th, at 2 P. M.-Adv.
 Mrs. W. T. Peekham who left for California some weeks ago. has spent some time in New Orleans. Phoenix and Palm Springs on her way to the coast.
 Rev. E. s. Lyon will preach Sunday morning on "When the Restraints Are Removed" The text will be And being let go they went to their own country"
 Rev. E. s. Lyon will speak on Abraham Lincoln at the Tourtellotte Memorial High School. Tuesday, and at the Putnam High School Wednes- day on the same subject.
 Thompson people will be interested to know that Bow of Burning Gold' the new book of poems by F.. Mer- Till Root. has been most enthusiastical ly received, the critics giving it the highest praise, one of them saying "E. Merrill Root has vitality and per sonality, two major requisites for poetry" while the Christian Science Monitor declares his work is equal ed only by three or four eontempo- raries in America"
 The following is the Honor Roll for month of January in the Thompson Hill school :-90H to 100G: Mary Hoenig, Floyd Cole, Andrew Aho, Marshall Tourtellotte. Gordon Coupe, George Law Jr., Alan Bogee. S0ee to 90Gs Edgar Elliott. Bernice Lam bert, Anna Glass, Toiso Aho, Gilbert Amidon. George Bates Jr., George Shaw, George Davis. Stephen Zakka, John Ryan, Julian Johnson and John Eddy.
 The fol owing books have have re- gently been added to the Thompson Library:
 Inner Number Williams Camp Fire Stories Anderson She Walks in Beauty Powell ' fAuNGHAhAEH VI IAaAAAniH hhAAAttAA Shadow of Crime Caine Girl Scouts Good Turn Lowell White Shadows of the South Seas
 O'Brien Strange Case of Miss Annie Spragg Told by Tho Broomfield Cupid Understudy St. Felix Finder Box Daviess Different Girls Horells Ed. Modern Mephistopheles Alcott Turn About Tales Rice Account Rendered Forkes Unknown Daughter Benson They Stopped to Folly Glasgow Son of His Father Wright Lighted Way Oppenheim Nichola Grade Detective
 oppenheim Shrewbury Weyman Master Christian Corelli First Love Delafeld Recently added to the Emma Shaw Colcleugh collections
 Hail California Oliver Child's Geography of the World
 Hillyer Patriot Lad of old Saratoga Carter Bird Bright Boy Detective Powell Bird Bright and the Bank Robbers
 Powell Book of Puka Puka Frisbee In the Land of the Lyon KeartOn Where it all Comes True in Italy and
 Switzerland Laughlin Glenna Lawrence The Captain Pier Last Cruise of the Panther Jenkins Old Louisiana Saxon Idols Behind Atars Bremen Mrs. Mabel Miller has been in town this week.
 The Thompson Boosters will meet at Mrs Withers Friday afternoon of