Putnam patriot., 1912-12-06
WoopsTock

The postponed III anks-oflefing meet
ing of the Ladies Auxiliary W. b. NJ.
viii lie held next Sunday evening, and
Mrs. Beard will spe ak upon the work
IN China.
The Sunday School Christmas COM
mittees have been appointed and plans
are being IN ade for the annual enter
tainment
Miss Ella Perley is entertaining Mrs.
harvard
Dr. T.. NJ. Child and son of Brooklyn,
New York, +. l.. Child OF Worcester,
Il. l.. child of New York, Harry Child
OF Montreal, and l., NJ. Paine and
family of East Woodstock, were Val
leyside guests last week.
Mrs. John Clarke entertained her en-
tire family of brothers and sisters with
their husbands and wives, with the eX
eepton of her sister in California, an d
her eight nephews and neices (making
- company of ~ on Thanksgiving
Day.
Saturday evening was "Genteman' 5
Night of the Elmvale Reading Cir
Gle at Spadelield
Clarence Child, wife and daughte-,
were in Pomfret Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins invited Mr..
and Mrs. George Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fogg, 10 their Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr. ana Mrs. Ritch and Mrs. Lottie
May spent Thanksgiving day at THE
ElmS.n
Mrs. William Howard, with her
son, Edwin, has spent the past week
nj her sons home in Norwich. Mr..
Howard being with them over sunday.
Clarence Child attended the funeral
of Mrs Husmer in sudbury, NoV. %.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Bridgeport.
Alfred Harvey and family have re-
turned from a weeks visit in Paw
tucket.
William child and family spent
Thanksgiving in Dudley.
Mrs. T.. f. Bingham aud Miss Jane
Kendall spent The Thanksgiving re.
cess in Woodstock.
Miss Helen Perley is now in Paris
where She expects TO re main for three
months.
Ms. G. NJ. sampson entertained
Miss a ice Peyton from Stoneham,
last week.
Miss Lesher is guest of her cousin,
Mrs. W. e. child.
Mrs. Abbie ArmeS Hosmer died very
suddenly NJ her home sudbury, Nov,
10Th. During the past wear or two she
had been gradually failing in health,
but for several weeks before her death
she had seemed much stronger and
had teen so happy during the last of
her life that To her family rs they look
back il seems like forecast of the JOY
which she now feels with the loved
ones gone before, in the home where
changes never come. She was empha.
tically a home lover and To her the
family ties were very strong. Her
children were devoted To her wishes
and during the last of her lille her
Youngest daughter was her constant
companion An aged mother, three
sisters, two brothers, two daughters,
Two sons, and gr, n daughter survive
her and all except Tue mother, one sis
ter and granddaughter were present a.
the funeral services in Sudbury, Nov
ember Goth. Mrs. HoSmer spent many
wears OF her life in Woodstock, and
many friends there sympathi1e deeply
with her family in their bereavement.
The funeral service of Alex Hubbard
who twas killed in Alberta, Canada,
were held at the home ofhis aunt, Mrs.
William Myers, November 9th, and
burial was in the family lot cemetery
in Woodstock Hin. MI Hubbard was
Young man the world can i'll afford
10 lose. lie was member OF the
Woodstock church and respected in
The community His sisters and bro
theirs have the sympathy of Woodstock
people.
Judge Child, wife and daughter,
Rilla, spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Child's sister, Mrs. Herbert Sharpe OF
Pomffet.
These pupils have been perfect n at.
tendance for the month @ November
nj The Nooustoek Hill school: