Putnam patriot., 1909-07-23
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 EAST WOODSTOCK.
 Rev. T. A. Turner is expected to re- turn 10 his home and people this week, and will occupy his puipits next Sun day as usual, and all will extend a hearty welcome. Mrs. Turner will re- turn later.
 The sunday evening meeting was led by NJ. B. Morse.
 Rumor says that Mary \. Potter has purchased the cottage on Prospect street owned by Arthur Dodge, who re- gently secured position in Mechanics vile and moved there, and is much pleased he says.
 w. E. Hammond, C. F.. Breeken- ridge, and C. H. killam, attended the camp meeting at Douglas last Sunday. The first service attended was love feast conducted by Deacon George Morse, followed by a discourse by the Bev. John Short of :Cambridge in the Tabernacle. Al l.30 D. Ill. there was ladies meeting led by Miss Crow, who was assisted in the singing by Miss kell. which was fine. They are called the "kentucky Girlsn and are well worth hearing. The other singers were also fine, but will mention these sisters in particular. This meeting which was held at the stand in the open air, was followed by the preach ing service conducted by Rev. MT. Short, who introduced President Ely son of the Holiness University of Tex as. who gave lhis hearers an able dis course upon sin, founded upon the words of John, illustrating and prov ing very clearly every point. He was int St,n n ing Mrs. Elyson was to speak, but We were unable to hear her, Rowing to the time of leaving homeward, but attend ed the praise service previous.
 The grounds are nicely laid out for the purpose, with many neat cottages, and good many tents, with good restaurant and dining hall, where reg uar meals can be had if one chooses, and at fair prices.
 The Tabernacle is large and well fit- ted. A good number were in attend anee. but next Sunday there will proo- ably be a much larger number as Il Is the closing Sunday
 Miss Maud Place of West Wood- stock, was the guest of her grandpar- ents, MT. and Mrs. George Johnson, last week.
 Allan and Ethel Upham have been visiting relatives in Oxford the past week
 Mrs. Everett F.. May returned Satur- day from Manchester.
 Arthur Dodge, who recently moved to Mechanicsyille. has sold his house here to Mary A. Potter.
 Ralph Pike and wife of Mt. Vernon, \. f., are guests of his parents, MT. and Mrs. C. F.. Pike
 Clifford Farrows moved his family to Mechanicsyille Friday.
 Rev. T. A. Turner, who has been the past month at Chilicothe, Ohio, Is eN- peeted home the last of the week
 The Misses Turner entertained the Misses Plympton the past week.
 Henry J. Potter and family of Mt. Vernon, N. Y., are guests of MT and Mrs. Granville Perry.u
 Mrs. Hermon Chandler and daugh- ter of Worcester, are with J. F. Chan dier and family.
 Mrs. Emily Allen entertained on Friday Mrs. Chas. H. May, Mrs. Ii. N. Clifford, Mrs. Ezra May, Stuart and Sylvia May, who were invited to meet MT. Ross of Providence, and Mrs. Fran eis Conant of New York, brother and sister of Mrs. Allen. Mrs. John Al drich ably assisted the hostess by sers' ing . substantial tea.
 Miss Olah Withey returned to Bos- ton Monday, after two weeks spent with her mother, Mrs. Belle Nithey: Miss Taylor and Marguerite Atwood are at Mics Withey's this week.
 Florer ce Cobleigh spent Sunday in Worcester.
 Mir. and Mrs. Whipple of Amherst recently spent week with their daugn- CT, Mrs. Clement Smith.