Marie Smith. Misses Josephine and
Evangeline Benoit, the latter two
young ladies being his granddaughter,
j The Ladles’ Aid sewing meeting
will meet with Mrs. Henry Lovell, cor
ner of drove and King streets, Friday
afternoon.
Four of our young people. Gladys
Bard, Kenneth Ballard, Lucy farrows
and Ivagiene Fuller were among the
191*1 graduating class. Congratula
tions.
Thirty are off today from our Bible
school to the convention at Brooklyn.
The B. V. P. F. was led by Miss Ha
zel Storm. Subject, Training Work
ers.”
Much interest is being centered on
the picnic for the Fourth at Koseland.
It has been voted a table' affair, there
fore more food should he prepared
than otherwise. Transportation free
for the younger classes.
Advent Christian
Sunday services—Morning service
at in.Jh*. Sunday school at noon.
Evening service at 7.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 7.JO.
Next Sunday will he observed as
"Old Home” Sunday, with rollcall,
communion, and the rec eption of mem
bers into church fellowship, at the
morning service.
Kev. Mr. Stone’s subject for the eve
ning will be “Inducements to Service.”
Two ladies and three' young hoys
were baptized by the pastor in the Lit
tle River, Sunday afternoon.
The Ladies’ Aid society will nteri
with Miss II. B. Fox, f»G Chapel street,
tills (Wednesday) afternoon for a bus
iness and sewing meeting.
PUTNAM PRIVATE SCHOOL
School report of Putnam Private
school, which is taught by Miss 11. E.
Robinson:
Pupils not absent during the three
school years: Camille Beausoleil,
Pauline Marion. Irene' Beausoleil; for
one year, Doris Card;* not absent for
the summer term, Francis Curran.
