Putnam patriot., 1908-06-05
EAST WOODSTOCK.

MT. and Mrs. Howard Bracken of Hopedale, Mass, made visit with his mother last week. and Mrs. Perry of Worcester has been at Mrs. Roscoe Alton's few days. Gladly welcome the return of Her bert Bixby and family after several months spent in California.
 Martin Olmstead of Worcester was in town last Friday and Saturday.
 Mrs. Henry Bannister and daughter, Lois were guests of her aunt, Mrs. Gilbert | pham, who also entertained her sister. Mrs. Herbert LeaNitt. and daughter, Miss Kathleen LeaNitt of Worcester.
 Herman Chandler of Worcester, Helen Chandler of Wellesley, were home few days.
 Caleb Potter and wife of Fall River, visited Mir. and Mrs. Henry Potter recently.
 Harley Foster and daughters, Helen and Mattel returned to Narraganselt Pier, Monday.
 Mrs. Turner and daughter, Bernice were in Worcester, Monday.
 Louise Crawford was in Union Saturday.
 Saturday. Memorial day, the wealth CT being unfaNorable for exercises out deofs, the band played, decoration Of seldiers's graves, and singing then proeeededto the Congregational church. Rev. T. Turner gave an address. Ernest smith, who k interested in prohibition and temperance gave talk. dinner tI. Il Ia no members Of the band
 Monday evening, the band gave a concert. lee cream and cake were served in the chapel
 Presiding Elder, Rev. l. Il. New land preached Sunday afternoon and evening at the Methodist church.
 Miss Clark of Putnam was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chandler last week.
 Mrs. Turner, Mrs. killam, Mrs. Charles Potter, Mrs. Charles Pike, and Mrs. Charles Gildefsleeve attend ed Japenese tea, Saturday afternoon al the home of Mrs. Bundy, West N oodstock.
 Several from here attended base ball game at Webster, Saturday after noon.
 Last sunday, Lyle Turner was ap- pointed secretary and Treasurer for the Congregational Sabbath school to take the place of Mabel Foster
 Miss Amy Miller is spending week with relatives in North Ashford.
 Miss Edith Bemis of Greenfield has been visiting her parents.
 Mr. and Mrs. Gray are the guests Of MT. and Mrs. Yetter.
 Louis Morse is having his house shingled after period of 29 years, the house being built in 1879.
 Miss Anna Callahan spent Sunday in West W oodstock with F.. T. Perrin 's family.
 Charles Paine of Brooklyn, \. Y., W ho lately came into possession of the Paine cottage, has offered it for sale.
 Rev. T. A. Turner attended the min ister's meeting in Putnam Tuesday.
 Miss Ethel Upham closes her school in the Paine district Friday.
 Mrs. John Aldrich was thrown from her carriage sunday while driving to church. Her horse being frightened ai an automobile ran into sleep ban !, the top Of the carriage coming oil, seat and ali. Mrs. Aldrich escaped with a few bruises. The auto speeded on rem dering no assistance,
 pr. .C. C. Gildersleeve, John May, F.. F.. May, John Sanger, Carl Morse John Klllam. A. II. Hib5aTd, Matthew Dartt, Charles Iindeman, and George Neth- eren. attended the bal game in Web ster saturday afternoon, going over in one team. They had wet time com ing home, but were fairly well sup piled with umbrellas and raineoats,es pecially the married men, owing 10 the foresight of their wives. Baeheiors take hint. "A word 10 the wise Is sufficient. Some were unable to attend church the following day as their sun day suits were drying on the line In the rear of the house.