Putnam patriot., 1930-03-06
Thompson

Madame Marot who has been very ill, is recovering.
 Miss Olney spent a few days in Boston last week.
 Mrs. Charles R. Scarborough has been seriously ill.
 Jimmy McKenna who has been ill with pneumonia Is recovering.
 Mrs. Vonsiatsky spent Tuesday and Saturday of last week in New York.
 Rev. F.. L. Lyon preached for Mir. Hodge in the Putnam Baptist church last Sunday evening.
 The 4-H Club met at Mrs. Alex ander Maitlands Thursday afternoon, l instead of on Tuesday as usual.
 Mir. and Mrs. Martin Vojel (Mrs. Vojel was Miss Ruth Scarborough have just returned from trip to the West Indies.
 Mrs. Frederick Green entertained the Missionary Society Wednesday af- ternoon, the meeting was led by Mrs. John Bernklow.
 Mrs. II. N. s. Bradford who is in Asheville. N. C., was the guest of honor recently at tea given by Mrs. Mary Louise Becht at Greystone Court.
 Miss Ardath Leveille has resumed her duties as teacher of the Ashford school after spending a week in New York as guest of her brother, Stanley Leveille.
 Among those lunehing at the Rus sian Bear last Sunday were Mrs. C. l A. Calder, Mir. F. A. Paige and Mir. and Mrs. James Phetteplaee from | Providence.
 There were twenty-one people at l the prayer meeting last week at Mrs. l Wares home. This week the meet i ing is to be at the home of George Law on Thursday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arnold Huizinga and Miss Faith Huizinga. who have been in New York since early autumn, sail ed last week on the Hamburg" for Paris, where they will spend the spring.
 An old member of the Congrega- tional church died this week, Mrs. Orton Green of Quadie, at the age of eighty seven. Rev. E. $. Lyon conducted the funeral, at which there was a large attendance.
 Grange hall was filled with large and enthusiastic audience Tuesday evening. a hundred and fifty people being present There was a playlei written by Mrs. Henry Withy ana presented by members of the All Club. An address slides given by Mir Brundage of Storrs and some fine music at the close of the entertain ment. Refreshments were served. The subject of MT. Lyons sermon next Sunday morning will be "The Divine Pasture of the Soul At the Christian Endeavor meeting in the evening Mr. w. G. Colby of Grosye nordale will be the speaker, after the 2 service refreshments will be served Three or four other Christian En- , deavor Societies will be present. The older people are cordially invited to attend this meeting.
 , Among those from Thompson who 3 attended the meeting of the American l Legion in Putnam Sunday afternoon were Miss Olney Mrs. Andre Roose' welt, Mrs. Dunning, Mrs. Vonsiatsky, Miss Wiley and Mrs. Sheldon. It was , Russian meeting and through the . kindness of MT. and Mrs. Vonsiatsky there was delightful program of Russian music. presented by MT. anc Mrs. Boris Berestness, and Mir. and Mrs. Alexey Berestness of Boston. Al the end of the meeting, the Russian national anthem was sung, MT and Mrs. Beck Mamedov and other Russians present, forming Russian choir. One of the most interesting features of the meeting, was paper on Russia by Mir. Alex Vonsiatsky in which he gave a most interesting and touching account of the end of Russia that is dead.
 The Ladies Aid will serve a sup per at the Brandy Hill School house Friday, March f4th. at p. m., con 1 sistiry of haEed beans cold meat