CHURCH NOTES
Methodist
The church was filled to the doors
Sunday morning to listen to the ser
nion by Mr. Stanley to the Masons
who came from Putnam, Woodstock
and Grosvenordale to the number of
nearly 100.
The Children's Concert in the even !
ing was well attended and the little
folks did themselves proud as usual
Wednesday evening, the Men’s
class meet with E. K Wood, Putnam
Heights. Free transportation from
the church in automobiles.
Saturday evening the Circuit league
will meet at Sterling. Plans are being
made for a large delegation from Put
natn to go in autos. Those wishing
to go should communicate with J H
Marsh at once.
The annual Sunday School picnic
will be held July 4th. More partic
ulars next week.
The following program w as carried !
out at the Children's day exercises at j
the Methodist church Sunday evening1
at 7 o'clock Voluntary; opening
hymn; scripture reading; prayer; an
them, recitation, Evelyn Shaw; exer
else. The Song We Ix>ve Best. Ger
trude Diggins. Phoebe Franklin. Her
tha and Margaret Hall, May Berggren;
recitation, Alice and Mildred Perry;
solo, Florence Darling; recitation.
Birdella Brownlie; exercise, A Band
of Willing Workers. Lillian Shaw
Kenneth Bugbee. Roy Seekins, Ruth
Chase. Cora Seekins, Marion Wilcox
Donald Allen. Esther Diggins. Gladys ■
Chaffee. Henry Bugbee, Llewellyn
Winslow; recitation. Hazel Perry; ex
ercise, Mrs, Pratt's class; recitaiion
Ruth Pratt; exercise, What Would
We Do, Marlon Wilcox, Ruth Shaw
Esther Diggins, Ruth Chase; reclta
tlon, Jeannette Gilbert; solo, Miss
Grace Bennett: remarks by pastor;
offering; closing hymn.
Baptist
Bible School attendance on Sunday
was 130
The Sunday School ptcnnc will be
held on Fourth of July at Roseland
as for the past few years.
