Putnam patriot., 1908-06-26

i r,.-- Wallace Frluk rive bramoie Bush Girls, Ida spalding
 susan sumner Ruth Bates, Alice
 heans, Gretchen Rutishsuser The following program was well car. ried out.
 The Bfanmin and tue Tiger, Edmond keai s l Sopg, schn, rulpit ROCK, Mabel Vile \ song, School Recitation, A Boys Mother,
 Fred Wilcox Song, II Dolly was Alive,
 Gretchen Rutishaase Recitation, The Soldiers Prayer.
 Lsslie Sumner violin Solo, Erwachen, Emil Erickson Recitation, The Duel, Ruth Bates Cuckoo K jund, School 1 Recitation, Bob White l De Witt Miller song, Dutch Lullaby, Susan Sumner l Song, School Recitation. Father William, | Esther Wilcox Song, An April Lady, Ida Spaiding 1 Parting Song, Herbert Lindholm Cake and ice cram were served and . 1 generous sum of money raised for msps l The district is to be congratulated that Miss Wilcox is to return another year.
 Mrs. White has taught the singing the past year.
 l Msss Mary Alton closed her three years O. teaching in DistrictlNo. 3 last week. sickness in the school prevented the proposed closing exercises. Since l Miss Alton has been in the school more than forty books have been added to the library and money raised for q nice set of maps. During the present school year music has been taught un- der the supervision of Mrs. White of l East Woodstock. Miss Alton's efforts have been appreciated by the district l and her gift of nice framed picture of LongfellOw for the school house k ae- cepted with gratitude.
 Mrs. Dr Perley entertained her sis ter-in-law early i'll the week.
 Mrs. Lucy Williamson is visiting | cousins iii Green4ille.
 The>Jackson family are al Lakeside for this month and next.
 Howard Chandler and friend are al Deacon Chanaler's.
 Miss Genevieve Waters k home for the summer.
 Miss Ethel Spalding was home q few | days before going to New York for the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs, Whiting of Nashua were in town to attend the graduation exercises at the Academy, their son Robert begins work for the summer in | Worcester next week and enters Clark college in the fall.
 Clarence Hali is to have charge of Yacht club at Saehem Head GLilford | for the summer. He also retains his connection with an office in New Ha- ven.
 Pierpont Foster and family have come to their summer home. Judge and Mrs. A McMathewson spent Sunday in town. MT. and Mrs. Rollins entertained out of town relatives over Sunday.
 Mrs. Herbert Sharpe of Pomfret has been Shadetield guest this week.
 Rilla Child is spending the week 1 with her cousin Helen Pitts ill ProVi- ! dence.
 Miss Susie Gordon is in town put ting her house i'll order for the Derwy family who come in July. MT. Gregg and family are at Plaine Hill Cottage.
 The "Pansy Band are to have a sale of fancy articles and other things | on the church lawn next week, but are unable to announce the exact date, the proceeds to be used i'll their mission work al the same time, "Anita,H young spanish girl who is striving for an education will be present in native costume and tell the story of her life. NIT. and Mrs. Herbert Bowen were in- terested in Anita in their south American home. A silver offering will l be taken to assist her in securing her education. Watch the church re- hinder for details.
 July Fourth promises 10 be day Of interest in Woodstock. Clarence w. Bowen entertains as his guests: Gen. Horace Porter and Maj Gen. ID. Grant and al Il o'clock July Fourth, Gen. Grant viii plant an elm tree upon the Academy grounds. MT. Bowen invites the public to listen To both Gen. Porter and Gen. Grant al that time. The Swedish band from Grosvenordale will furnish music from 10 to II o'clock in the morning.
 Mrs. Lucy Penniman died al her home Tuesday afternoon. For her death brought sweet release and resi- for tired and worneut body which had for many years been struggling with disease. Being member oi one of the North Woodstock Rawson families, she has large circle ol feia- tiNes and aequaintanees who syinpa- thize deeply with the bereaNed nus band who has been marvel ol patient and tender devotion to his wife III her feeblness. During the past few weeks her sister and neices have been much with her. The funeral will pe held on Friday afternoon at ocioch and the interment in the North N oou- stock cemetery where during nef ilf- time of more than three score years anu ten she had seen 50 many oi her kindred laid to rest.
 The snnual midsummer eyangelistic meetings of the Swedish church were held last week from Friday and in- cIuding Sunday, with three meetings on sunday. Rev. N. F.. Johnson rom Providence, Rev 0. P. Petterson from Worcester and Rev C. E. Carlson rom crom well assisted in the meeting The choir rendered especial music As usual large congregation was present. People coming, besides from !" oou, .toek. from Putnam, Thompson and poDnfref. Between two and tnree hundred people were present on sun day.
 The exercises attending the planting of an Elm tree on the ground oi ihe Academy on the morning of Juiy