Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1913-06-13
EAST WOODSTOCK


Agnes White is unable to attend
school owing 10 a sprained ankle
Mrs. Charles Yetter OF East Hart
ford recently visited F. Yetter and
wife.
Ethel Upham returns Friday from
Boston University for the summer
vacation.
Friends of Mrs. E. L. Upham will
sympathize with her IN the loss of
her mother Mrs. Bunday, whose
death occurred in Boston last week
Mrs Clement Smith of Newton,
Mass. has ben spending week with
Mrs. Z. r, Rollins.
Miss Helen Chandler of Westboro,
was at her home day or so this
week
Edward B. Killam has retired from
Littleton, n. H., where he has been
spending several weeks,
Miss Harriet Hibbard is visiting
relatives in English Neighborhood.
Miss Julia May left Monday to Wis
it her sister. Mrs. Anna May in New
ton, Mass.
During the severe thunder shower
last Saturday afternoon the Congre-
gational church was struck twice by
lightning. One bolt doing considerable
damage to the front. A large beam
nearly a foot in diameter was split in
half, and clapboards and plasteTing
were damaged for height of eight
feet or more. Another bolt entered
the northwest corner but seemed to
run through the partition into the
| chapel, where ii jumped about and
| passed out at the southeast corner
with slight damage. A pear tree on
| the premises of Nathaniel Child near
| by the church was also struck
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Aid and Missionary society was held
| in the chapel Wednesday afternoon
with an attendance of 25. The Off
GERS were all reelected: President
Mrs. T. A. Turner; Vice-President
Mrs.. G. A. Wetherell; Secretary anC
Treasurer, Mrs f. f. May; Mission
airy Director. Mrs. j. NJ Paine; Socia
Committee, Miss Pratt, Mrs. c. Z
| May, Mrs Jane Perry; Sewing Com
mittee, Miss Julia May. Topic 70
the afternoon was Children of thu
Street, in charge of Mrs. Everett E
| May, assisted by Mrs. Lindeman, !
! social hour followed. Refreshments
of sandwiches. cake. waters and frui
| punch served by the hostess, Mis-
| Nellie Pratt
The following books have been add
ed to the Library;
| The Heart of Rome Crawford
| A Certain Rich Man Whit
Adventures of Bobby Orde White
| Corporal Cameron Como
| Wrecked on Coral Island Houston
Boy With the L. 5. Forresters
| Rolt-Wheele,
| Winning his Y Barbour
| Bushy Westovel
| TRAINER Jim Sandyi
A Childs Journey with Dickens
Wiggir
Their Yesterdays Wrigh
Mistress of Shenstone Barclay
| Following of the Star Barclay
Following of the Star Barclay
| The Rich Mrs. Burgogne Norris
Poppfa of the Postoffice Wrigh
Wide Awake Girls at College Eli:
At the Foot of the Rainbow Porter
League of the Signet Ring Dubois
| Casting Away of Mrs. Lecks anC
| Mrs. Aleshine Stockton
| A Little Maid of Boston Town Sidney
| Chronicles of Avonlea Montgomery
Polly of the Hospital Staff DOVE
Harris S. May returned Saturday
from New Haven where he has beer
| the past year at college.
Mrs Jennie Farrows is spendins
4 a few weeks with her son, Benjamin
Farrows. She has been in Danielsor
the past year.
! J. f. Chambers auction ON Wed
nesday drew large crowd.
| The elm trees on the common ant
| in the cemetery, have been sprayed
| this week by Harold Esterbrooks an(
| helpers of Dudley. Nathaniel Chile
| and c. E. May and several others al
| so had the elms on their grounds
sprayed.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Jordan returned
| last week from a trip to Illinois anc
| South Dakota.