Putnam patriot., 1930-04-10
Thompson


 Miss Wiley spent the weekend in Providence.
 MT. J. olney Brott spent Saturday night in town.
 Miss olney went to Boston for the day Tuesday.
 Mrs. John Gale entertained the Bridge Club Tuesday.
 Mrs. C. E.. Searls is in town and has opened her house for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Andre Roosevelt vis- ited friends in Peekskill, New York, last week.
 Mrs. E. s. Lyon went to Boston Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. Diamond.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Reynolds are receiving congratulations on the birth of daughter.
 Fred Munyan, who is still at the Memorial Hospital in Worcester. is improving slowly.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Mills have returned from Florida, where they have spent the winter.
 The Howe Marot School and the Marot Junior College opened for the spring term Tuesday.
 Miss Barbara Aborn and Mir. Fen ner Peckham were weekend guests of Miss Standish Bradford.
 Professor Clarence Ward was in town last week, coming to see his uncle, Mr. Frederic Green.
 There was a meeting of the Bap- tist church of Thompson at the resi- dence of MT. Converse last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Elliott are expected in town the end of the week, when they will open their house.
 The addition to the Russian Bear is completed and the large dining room will be opened formally next Sunday.
 MT. Newell Weed arrived in town from Havana Saturday. Mir. Charles Weaver is the guest of MT. and Mrs Weed.
 Mir. R. A. Dunning is looking and feeling very well, in fact can hardly be looked upon as an invalid much longer.
 MT. Lyon will attend the monthly meeting of the Ministers Fellowship in Putnam on Monday. The speaker will be the Rev. MT. Coolidge
 There will be a meeting of the Thompson Boosters All Poultry Club on Friday, April 18th, 4 r. M. at the home of Mrs. Emil Bayer, branay Hill.
 The Thompson W. C. T. U. will ,,as, at the home of Mrs. Everett 5. Lyon. Thompson. on Thursday, April II. at ? o'clock. Topic, Christian Citizenship and Patriotism. Hostess, Mrs. Lyon.
 The officers of the Ladies Aid So- ciety for the coming year are: fres- ident Mrs. Arthur Mills; vice presi- dent Mrs. Arthur Peterson; treasur- er Miss Edith Sheldon; secretary Miss Sarah Crosby.
 At the meeting of the Missionary Society last week the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. K. C; Paine: vice president, Mrs. Richard Barton; treasurer, Mrs. F.. D. LS""' secretary, Mrs. George Brott
 The subject of Rev. E. 5. Lyon s sermon next Sunday will be appro- nriate to Palm Sunday, "A King Enters Jerusalem" The Christian Fndeayor meeting in the evening VII he lead by the president, Robert rent,
 The Thimble Club was entertained Thursday by Mrs. Amidon, at the ron call there were quotations from MT Coolidge. The reader was Miss Lonise Nunyan and the subject High Cost af Iiving-Ten Dollars Pays the Doctor
 An interesting play, Mrs. Hymns Lodgers" will be given in Grange hali on Tuesday, April 18th. The follow ;nn members taking part are Mrs' Eyalvn Robbins, Mrs. Alice Johnson Mrs Doris Rabbit. Mrs. Louise Bates sns Mrs Edna Ware. The public are cordially invited.
 Monday evening at the Congrega, tional church in Putnam tnsre ~ be meeting to discuss lesenins Training School for Religious Euu.S ton. There were two classes in es Suss 2 school last year, and It IS hopeu there will be still more tnls yeai' - Rev. F. $. Lyon and MT. "iihams were the teachers last year.
 The bovs of the grammar scnooi are taking great interest in baseball this season and hope to develop a strong si'r team. Louis Auger has been been coaching them. In a game recently against the Town Team, which IS com nesed of older boys, they were the rictors with score of eight to one They hope to become a league team nnaer MT. Hill, the Y. M. C; A. ieaoer in KillingIy. Mir. George Bates % nas nromised m to coach both teams this season.
 George Peterson and Fred 1arFiS motored to Newport last Sunday.
 Miss Elna Law was the guest or Sarah Ballard over the weekend.
 Miss Muriel Stone spent Monday night as the guest of Ruth Logee.
 Mr and Mrs. Emil Bayer enter tained friends from Webster on sun day.
 Esther Mayhew spent "Wednesday night with Mir. and Mrs. G. MeiVih Stevens. .,
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