Putnam patriot., 1930-10-30
Thompson

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 Miss Ada Whitman spent the week. and at her home here
 Mrs. Charles Peterson is spending ,Ae week in Torrington.
 George Law and mother called on friends in East Killingly on Sunday.
 Miss Agnes Donovan of Putnam ..ent the weekend as the guest of Miss Julia Peterson.
 Miss Ardath Leseille spent the xeek-end at the home of her parents. Nr and Mrs. George Leveille.
 Nr. and Mrs. Nels Tyring and fam ilv of North Scituate were visitors at the home of George Law on Sun day.
 Several Oranges from here attend al A meeting of the Quinebaug Pomona Grange at Ekonk on Satur- day evening.
 Mrs. George Stevens and daughter have returned to their home after spending a week in Middleboro visit ing relatives
 The Mountain Laurel Troop of Girl Scouts will meet at the Brandy Hill Community House on Saturday. May Law will entertain.
 Miss Flora Joslin was the leader at the Christian Endeavor meeting at the Brandy Hill church on Sun day evening.
 At the meeting of the Quinnatis- set Grange on Tuesday evening the program will be in charge of the Home Economies group.
 Superintendent of Schools and Mrs. W. G. Colby took the Third and Fourth Degrees at the Grange with twelve other candidates recently.
 Among the Sunday guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Peter son were Mrs. Jesse Peterson and daughter Jean, Mir. and Mrs. ungas- anski, and Harold Peterson of Tor rington. MT. and Mrs. Charles Peter son Jr and daughter Dorothy of Worcester.
 gr. Ellsworth Chandler was in town last week.
 Miss Olney spent a few days in Boston last week
 Mrs. W. T. Peckham and Miss Edith Peckham went to Boston Thurs day.
 Dir. and Mrs. Roger Clapp who have been away for some time are at home again.
 hr. and Mrs. Nonsiatsky attended the fale-Army game at New Haven Saturday.
 Miss Lewis and Miss Wiley attend ed a meeting of the Bay Path Library Club in Webster last week
 Ar. Bidwell and his nephew. Irving Williams, are to spend the winter in Thompson in MT. Bidwell's house.
 Dir. E. s. Backus went to Melrose Sunday to join Mrs. Backus, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ed ward Page.
 Tuesday evening the Library Com mittee met to make out list of books for the state. to complete the gift for this year.
 The supper given by the All Club at the Community House at East Thompson last Saturday evening was very successful.
 Next week Tuesday there will be an evening devoted to Home Economies at the Grange. 1t will be conducted by Mrs. Alexander Maitland.
 Mrs. Lunsford of Pitts Yandell was ali the Vernon Stiles last week. Mrs. Fonsiatsky gave luncheon for her at the Russian Bear Friday.
 The Missionary class of the Chris tian Endeavor Society will meet at Mrs. Amidon's next Sunday evening Supper will be served after the meet ing.
 Next Sunday morning Rev. k. $. Lyon will preach on eThe Sanctuaries of Life" Holy Communion will be celebrated. There was preparatory service Thursday evening.
 Miss Esther Mackay has been a guest at the Vernon Stiles, she was in town in the interest of the Book House Society of Boston, and showed some most attractive ehildren's books.
 Mrs. Johnson, state library inspect or, was in town Tuesday. It Is some years since she has been here, and she vas very welcome, as usual she gave much constructive criticism and ad- nce for the library.
 Mir. Alexander, better known as Alexs" spent the weekend with Mir and Mrs. Vonsiatsky. He has a posi- ton at Arthur Murray's dancing acad- emy in New York. Now that Mir. Murray is the leading teacher of dane ing in New York, 1t is interesting to remember that he at one time taught the new dances" in Thompson.
 The annual Thank Offering Meet ing" of the Missionary Society will be held in the church vestry, Thurs day evening, November 9th at 7.3O. The meeting will be held in the eve hing to allow larger number to at- tend. The speaker will be Mir. Chand- Ter of Woodstock, who has recently returned from India. The young peo- Die of the Christian Endeayor Society are sneciallv invited AS they are mak-