Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22
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One of the most pleaSant exe.,ts h.Al.t in the center of the town was on Fri. day, May 18th, when Miss Mary F Aidrich and her pupils entertained over thlrty people at the Csntre dis triet school house with the Toliowiny program:
 chorus, Good Morning, School Declamation, Being a Boy.
 Theodore Cox Dialogue, Knowing the Circumstances.
 Edna eurple>s. Eleanor Johnson,
 Grace Myers, Julia Johnson. Declamation, The Way to do IT.
 Lucius Back Quintette, Lovely Moon,
 The Invitation,
 Esther Samuelson, Edna Surpless.
 Grace Myers, Julia Johnson, Flea.
 nora Johnson.
 Recitation, Doll Rosy's Bath,
 Bertha Myers Farce, Theatre Party from Mrs. Wiggs
 of the Cabbage Patch, Carl Daniel
 son, Esther Samuelson, Anna
 Johnson, Bertha Myers, MariVa
 Back.
 Defamation, A Boys Pocket.
 Maxwell Cox Soio, thickadees' Anna Johnson Recitation, Lines to Kate,
 Eleanora Johnson Drill, Marching Throi Georgia, School Chorus, The Clacker, School Alter the entertainment home made candy was sold by five O. the young ladies of the school. Special mention should be made of the singing which has been under the direction of Mrs. N. T. White of East Woodstock. as well as the farce and drill under the direction of Miss Aldrich.
 Grace Myers sold the largest num- Der of tickets which was fourteen. A goodly sum was realized and will be used to start a school library.
 (. NJ. Perrin was in Hartford on Tuesday. Miss Mildred Brown kept school for him.
 Mrs. Ellen Paine and sister, Miss Susan Smith have been spending few days in Worcester.
 Oscar Logan and MisstAlva Logan of New York have been in town look ing over their summer place.
 Mrs. Louis Hayward with her two children of Pomfret spent Thursday of last week with Mrs. Lucy Hubbard. John Healey attended the Junior social given to the Seniors of Willi- mantle Normal school.
 MT. and Mrs. Allison Potter were the guests of Mrs. Roger Lanson of south bridge on Sunday.
 Miss Mary AldHch had very pleas ing entertainment by her pupils last Friday night. Mrs. \. T. White had charge Of the musical part of the pro gram. There were also recitation, dia logues, a motion drill and farce Mrs Wigs of the Cabbage PatchA Pro ceeds were slo.Ga to be applied toward g school library.
 Mrs. Mary Chaliee Jordan, died in Stoughton. May 18th. After funeral services there, the body was brought to Quinebaag and buried from the 5niou chapel on Saturday, Rev. T. X. Turner officiating. Interment al New Boston cemetery Born in Thomp- son, March l9th, 1s32, she was married to Farley Jordan, Jan. Ist, lsel. Her home was in Providence most of the time until 1ss6 when she came with her husband to North Woodstock. Left widow in 1898, she has since made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Myfea Pierce of Lynn and later of Stoughton. Besides her daughter, she leaves two grandchildren, Ralph and Dorothy, a brother, Francis of Woodstock and sister, Mrs. Martha Slater of Holland. She will be greatly missed by large circle of friends and relatives whose homes were always open to welcome her. Quiet and unassuming in manner, she possessed the rare quality of mak- ing herself agreeable under all circum- stances. Although for long time a sufferer from an in curable disease, her thoughts were always for others and she carried her troubles uncomplain- ingIy until the end.