Putnam patriot., 1913-12-05
NORTH WOODSTOCK

and fair in Grange hail, North Wood
stock, Tuesday evening, Decent Der Sth,
at 5 O'clock, TO be repeated in Grange
hall, Dudley, Tuesday evening, Dec.
18th. 1.-The Voice of Authority pre-
scented by seven ladies of club, coached
by Miss Rose Fogerty, and assisted by
Eben s. Cleveland. The cast of char
acters is as follows:
Jean Campbell, stenographer,y engaged
TO Bert, Nancy Fogerty
Priscilla Carter, newspaper WON an, en-.
gagged 10 Ralph, Lila b. Williams
Martha Stearns, cooking teacher en-
gagged to Max, Gertrude Cleveland
Gladys Gushing, butterfly, engaged to
Oharles, Rose Fogerty
Margery Whiting, bride to be, engaged
TO Billy Alice Arnold
Elizabeth Kendedy, independent, not
engaged Pearle Clifford
DIR. l.. L. Simpson, physician
Mabel W. Merrill
Voice of Authority, unseen but ,all
powerful Lben ;. Cleveland
Time, present, late August. Act l.,
Friday afternoon. Act =, Saturday
forenoon. Act 3, Sunday forenoon.
Food and fancy work, ice cream and
candy will be on sale. Admission %
OtAbS3 III ctHlSs 10dnclDR IL
ter the drama.
L'Apres Midi Club is an erganiza-
ton of ladies from Woodstock, Thomp-
son and Dudley, that give whatever
proceeds are derived fiom entertain
ments of this kind TO charity. DAY
kimball hospital has thus far received
over $500 in money :and equipment
from this source. Miss Rose Fogerty
nf WRhSfnr has Hlnah nd
thought to the coaching of this drama,
and surely The final presentation will
show the results of trained instr uetior.
Thanks are also due to F5ea IS .Cleve
land who has kindly given his services
and the use of his touring caf ia carry
ing members TO andafrom the rehear
sails. A successful affair of this kind
means a lot,Of work for those who take
an active part. The club however will
feel amply repaid for its efforts If the
public responds with its presence on
Tuesday evening, Dee. 9Th, and some
worthy charity will be benefited ac-
eordingly- Don't forget the drama
will be repeated in Dudley on Tuesday
evening, December 18th, in grange
halt
On Tuesday evening the annual elee-
ton of OFF GERS of Woodstock grange
took place. The officers elect are:
Master, John il. Healey.
Overseer, Adelbert Peckham.
Lecturer, Mrs. Jessie Marsh.
Steward, Fred Armstrong.
Asst ste ward, Cyril Paine.
Chaplain, Frank K. Barrett.
Treasurer, Edgar +. Trask.
Secretary, Miss Maude Peckham.
Gate keeper, Ewart Healey.
Ceres, Miss Minnie Jeanette.
Pomona, Mrs. Annie Hicks.
Flora, Miss Nellie Jennette.
L. A. s., Miss label Eddy.
Executive con- mittee, Ernest Hib
bard.
Finance committee, &. II. Potter.
Insurance, Ernest HibDard.
Mrs. Alkaline Rebekah Lombard,
widow of the late Orville l.. LON bard
died at her home in this village on
Tuesday night, Nov. %, after a few
weeks illness from pneumonia. Fu-
neral services were conducted at the
home by Rev. T. A. Turner on the fol.
lowing Friday and burial was in the
North cemetery, the bearers being her
sons-in-law and a grandson. Mrs.
Lombard was the daughter of Elijah
Harris and wife and was born in
Barre, Mass, Oct. 20, 1885. AT the
age of nineteen years she married Mr.
Lombard, coming with him to Wood
stock in 1858 where she has since made
her home. OF the ten children born
to them, five are living and are:Albert,
Mrs. Trask and Mrs. w. Barrett, OF
this village; Minot OF South Dakota
and Mrs. Abbie Arnold of Worcester.
Nj rs. Lombard was a member OF the
Congregational church. She was n
quiet, home loving woman and of late
years had not mingle much in socie-
ty. She was much interested in liter
airy pursuits and for years was valued
correspondent to the local papers.
Mrs. George Deane was taken TO the
hospital in Worcester last r.iday and
on Tuesday underwent an operation
for some internal trouble. AT last re-
ports she was resting comfortably,
Miss Ellen Anderson of Worcester
has been at home for few days.
l.. ii. Healey expects TO give an adj
dress upon Corn at the Rhode Island
state board meeting TO be held In
Providence on Saturday.
Elmer Casitis and family and Mrs.
Clara Rawson and daughter Ethel
! were guests OF G. T.. Scott of Proyi-
dence at Thanksgiving dinner.
Diamond, scarf pins, brooches, per :
danis, and large variety of rings.
These were bought before the new
tariff raised the price. Geo. h. shaw
adv
/ oYou know the style and quality OF
n hrislmas Cards and Calenders found
Shaws.