Putnam patriot., 1909-08-27
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 EAST WOODSTOCK Mrs. Rose Kelsey, who has been with her niece, Mrs. Frank Foskett. for sey- l efal months, left Saturday for her home in New Hampshire. Mir. and Mrs. Perkins, nee MaryNay. l of Oswego, Kansas. and William May of Newton, called on relatives and friends Friday. MriMay has been un- | able to visit his friends as formerly, be- ing afflicted with paralysis of the low CT limbs. They made the trip from Newton by: auto. Allen Upham left Wednesday for Re we're for few days outing. He will be the guest of his brother, Sydney. Up- ham and wife. Irving Spencer and wife, Everett Spencer and wife. visited Boston and various resorts last week. .rhe former and family leave this week for their home in Idaho, after three months visit with his parents.
 Mrs. T. A. Turner is expected this week from Chilicothe, Ohio, where she has been with relatives for two months
 Chas. H. Potter is in Gloucester, Mass, this week enjoying the sea breezes.
 C. Ii. killam returned Wednesday from weeks outing spentiat Bethle- hem, N. H., with his son Edward.
 Dorothy Bannister of Providence is with her grandparents. She was the guest of Ruth Witter several days this week.
 Mrs. H. F.. Bannister and two chil- dren and Anna Hanson of Webster ,are at c. L. Upham' for week.
 Mrs. Nathan c. Davison and daugh- ter Marjorie of Brookline, are guests of MT and Mrs. F.. C. May.
 Mrs. J. $. May, Harry, Mildred, and Annette May, left Thursday of last week to visit relatives in New London. Harry returned Monday, the others re- main until Sunday.
 Mrs. A. NJ. Gildersleeve is visiting relatives in New York.
 George Frink, wife ,and son Wallace, and Fl. E. Gomings and wife, spent Sunday below Providence, taking dtn- her at Fields Point. They went in MT. Frink' auto.
 Clarence Celvin. wife and son Dar- rell, and Frank Davenport of Provi- dence, were at J. E.. Aldrich's Sunday.
 Mrs. Frank Witter visited last week in Leominster.
 Mrs. Wm. Weaver and grandson of Mexico, are visiting Mrs. Phoebe Wea- yer.
 Jesse Shead and wife went Wednes- day to Hartford, Mrs. Shead's father. John Buck of Grosvenordale, taking them in his auto. Mrs. Shead will re- main few days to visit her sister.
 Mrs. Clement Smith entertained last week Mr. and Mrs. Lane of Brooklyn, N. Y-, and Miss ClaraWhipple of Mall den. The ladies are both sisters of Mrs. Smith.
 The Holiness meetings in A. 0. U. W. hall have been led by C. k. Bugoee, Jr. Miss Elliott of Grosvenordale was unable to be present.
 Mrs. Byron Eddy and daughter Cla- ra left Wednesday to visit relatives in Chicopee-
 The senior class of Woodstock Acad- emy had picnic at Roseland Park on Tuesday. Edith Eddy and Flossie AL ton attended.
 are with relatives for week.
 Ralph Eddy had birthday party on Saturday. l9 boys were present, and a jolly good time was the verdict of all who attended. Refreshments were served. Master Ralph was l3 years old. .. vnest of her cousin, Maud Peckham.
 Mabel Eddy is caapingswith par ty at Pond Factory this week.
 A hailstorm passed over this section of the town Friday al p. m., doing great damage to crops, corn, onions, lo- m atoes. and buck being entirely ,njned on some farms, the heaviest To- COTS heinz Geo. Wetherell ,chas. Potter, Jesse Shead, Arthur Morse, C. Il. XII. lam. The last hailstorm occurred about nine years ago. Much sympathy is fell for MT. Wetherell as earlier in the season he lost 300 chickens py rats.
 Maria Chandler is at Pleasant View with Mary F. Potter and friends from Eastford.
 Rev. T. 4. Turner cordially invited All teachers, young people and any in- terested in Education To be present next Sabbath the theme Of his sermon heing "Edueation or the Ideal Life. A Tfnion service was held at the North church last Sunday evening.
 Rev I. A. Nichols and family Of New Jersey are spending few weeks al the Herrick cottage. Mrs. Nichols was Anna Herrick.
 Mrs. J. T. Chandler and son her- mon have been visiting relatives m Willimantic and attending camp meeting.
 Mrs. Helen AIdrich leaves next week for Narragansett Pier, having been m town since May.
 Miss Nellie Pratt entertained last week Fanny Phipps, Roy bIoMn @ oi Dudley. and Mir. Upham of Ashio,d. They enioyed several auto rides, MT. Frink, chauffeur.
 Earl Bemis of Salisbury visited his mother, Mrs. Anna Beniis, recently.
 George Johnson is building boat for Dr. C. (. Gildersieeve to De launeh-