Putnam patriot., 1913-10-10
EAST WOODSTOCK
Womau's Board Meeting. Social News

Mrs. Elizabeth W hite has returned from Holden, Mass, after an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. Ball.
 Mrs. Charles E. Bunce, Edwin, Louis and Miss Zella Bunce of South Manchester spent the weekend with N. o. ChafIee, and E. E. May and wife, making the trip by auto.
 George May of Lancaster spent Sun day with his aunt, Miss Julia May, who returned with him for a few days visit. Nathaniel Child left sWednes. day for d few days visit with MT. May who has recently purchased home in that town.
 stella Frink, George and Mary Child spent the week end with Roscoe Alton and family.
 Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Farmer are spending two weeks in Boston and Vii einity. Master Evans Turner will board with Mrs. Alton during their absence.
 Services at the Congregational church will be discontinued Hntil Oct. 26th, the pastor, Rev. T. A. Turner, taking vacation
 Mrs. Emily Allen is having a teIe. phone installed in her home.
 Mrs. Clifford Jordan of Webster has been spending several days with her parents, H. M. Clifford and wife.
 Henry Lindeman and other relatives from this vicinity attended the we'd ding of their brother, John Bindeman, and Mrs. Sarah Green, both of Hart ford, the ceremony being perfSrmed at the home of the bride $ sister in Tariff vile last Wednesday.
 Arthur Morse and wife are spending few days in New York, a trip up the Hudson and in Albany.
 The first missionary meeting of the season was held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Marcus B. Morse with an at tendance of a,5 The topic for the meet ing was "The cock piG of Europe, and an empire aad its faiths" in charge of Mrs. N. T. White assisted by Mrs. Elizabeth White and M IS. A. N. Gil- 0ersleeVe. A social hour followed, re- treatments of sandwiches, wafers, ,eake, confectionery and tea being served by the hostess.
 Mrs. Charles E. Pike is visiting sith relatives in Hopedale.
 Mrs. Charles Bugbee has been visit- ing relatives in Danielson the Fsst week.
 Miss Mary A. Potter Ieft last week for Middletown where she will speo& the winter with her brother, Ret. Frank Potter and wife.
 J. M- sPaine and wife entertained MT. smith and wife of Norwich and Miss Lyman of Providence on Mon day and Tuesday of this week.
 The Woodstock branch of the Wom- an Board of the Day Kimbal hoSpl- t4l held its annual meeting last Thurs day afternoon with Mrs. Chester l. May, the attendance being B. The ot- ticers were reelected as follows
 President, Mrs. T. 4, Turner.
 Secretary and treasuteE4 Mrs. +. A. Jordan.
 Assistant secretary and treasurer, Miss Mary Flynn.
 Sewing director, Miss Julia May
 Solicitors for the guild, Miss Carrie Lewis, Mrs. l.. H. Healey, Mrs H r. Child, Mrs. 0. F.. HiscoN, MFs. Benla- min Ritch.
 Solicitors for canned fruit. Mrs L.. Ii. Lindeman, Mrs. George sam ps0ff, l, Mrs. L. H. Leavftt, Mrs. Edward Chamberiin, Mrs Albert Hammond
 Chatham Of Thanksgiving com mittee, Miss Maud Peckham' assist ants, the school teachers in the town,
 The committees gave reports regard ing articles, money and canned stuit ,ii.. contributed the past year, aOoul ~" cans of the latter have been promised. The secretary gave the memoefshiP the past year as twenty elgnl' A so- cial hour followed during which dainty refreshments ef sandwiches, cake anu tea were served by the hostess. sever ? ladies were expected from Putnam but were unable to be present owing lo the inelemency of the weather, 10 lhe Tegret of the members.