Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
 WOODSTOCK

ne entertainment of the Pansy Band JaiN ota, was decided success. The weather was charming, the attendance good, finances satisfactory. and social ihteFcouFse most enjoyable. Mrs. Ring. nam Introduced Miss Randall. a com tfaite seloist from Springfield. who sang very sweetly and grae4oaslv re-. ! sponded to encones.
 Hefoert W Bowen then very pleas ahtiS introduced Miss Anita Yale. q young spanish girl from Venezuela. Wllh Whose childhood life in Caracas he was familiar, and whom he assisted m coming to the nited States for a Protestant education. The personality oi the young lady was most attractive. ana Ter spanish costume becoming A, Well as illustrative. Her story of her nome land and it's manners and GUS tons was told in way so simple and uhasshming as To arouse the interest ana Wln the hearts of all who listened her word pictures of the home fife and methods ot travelling were very vivid. Tier aim Is To secure a college educa. ton, and silver offering of s25 was gwen 10 assist her in carrying out that pian,and she made sale of large num- Der oi dainty hand painted bookmarks oi her own work.
 The Pansy Band sold cake ice cream. confectionery, and fancy articles. while the goose house. provided unlimited iun for the little folks. The net pro- eeeds were fully $40
 Miss Vale was the guest of Mrs. Pier pont Foster while in town and went To Boston 10 visit Mrs. Dr. White, with whom she came to this country from Venezuela.
 Miss Randall has returned to Spring held after two weeks vacation al The Films. Her solo singing has been much enjoyed, and her generous willingness 10 use her talents for the benefit of oth- CTS has been thoroughly appreciated.
 Dr. Clara Sweet and Miss Brooker of Springfield, came to Woodstock with Miss Vale and spent the day with Mrs. Bingham. They are spending part of the summer al their cottage al theWil. limantic camp ground.
 Judge Albert McC. Mathewson spent the Fourth in Philadelphia attending the meeting of the descendants af the sighers of the Declaration Of indepeis denee, ot which society he is president.
 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert kingSbarv have been in Hartford for the week.
 \ Providence family are occupying Miss Gordon as house for q few weeks.
 T.. k. Hall was in Boston last week for few days.
 Marvin Hyde from Hartford k hay ing vacation al home.
 Arthur Bennett of Canterbury spent the Fourth at Edward Cochrane's.
 The home Of Mr. and Mrs. John Clark is greatly improved by d new pi- aga and fresh coat of paint.
 Mrs. Betsey Weaver and her daueh- ter in-law are visiting i'll East Green wich, k. 1.
 Miss MabelRitch was called to New burg, \. Y., last week, to attend the funeral of cousin.
 Miss Sarah Lyon was in Rockport, Mass, over Sunday as guest of Mrs. George Bass.
 Misses Eleanor and LouiseLindeman spent the past week with their aunt, Mrs. John Clarke
 Mrs. Alfred Child has returned to Sea Warren leaving little Thurston al Nalleyside.
 Philip R. Dean of New Brighton, \. Y, is summefing at the Palmer Place with his wife and two children.
 Miss Roxana Bowen celebrated her thirteenth birthday July 9th by giving a party 10 twenty of her girl friends at he home on Bald Hill. The company was entertained by games of various kinds. Cake and ice cream were served.
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