Putnam patriot., 1914-02-06
EAST WOODSTOCK


 tional church of Putnam has been se- cured to give concert in the Congre- eptional church in this place Friday evening. February 18th, at 8 o'clock. This choir has won an enviable reputa- ton, both in ch hurch and concert work, and their former visits to East Wood- stock are sufficient guarantee of the excellence of the coming concert. An added attraction will be the assistance of a male quartet from the Clark Col lege Glee Club. The program will be as follows:
 Annie I,aurie Buck The Nursery Moffat
 The Choir When Ships Put Out to Sea Ambrose
 Wallace Smith Thy Song Chapman
 Solo by Gladys A. Farmer Rock-aBye Neldiinger
 Ladies' Chorus The Shoogy-Shoo Ambrose Mny Time Stewart
 The Choir Solo-Seleeted
 Charles B. Shaw Quartet-Sweet Genevieve Tucker T
 Misses Farmer and Ellis
 Messrs. Paine and Smith The Owl and Pussy Cat Ingraham Cobwebs Smith Nobody's Lookin Johnson To You Speaks
 Josephine M. Clifford Quartet-Seleeted
 Clark College Quartet Chorus-Lullahy Webster
 Solo by Gladys A. Farmer Whistling Obligato by Fife l. .lnman The Rosary Nevin Dinah Johns Dreaming Shelley Sweet and Low Barnby
 Ladies' Chorus Loves Reveiie Squire In the Time of Roses Reichert
 Gladys A. Farmer The Close of Day Johnson Kentucky Babe .Geioei
 The Choir Cnorus-Old Song
 Solo by Josephine M. Clifford Song of the Mohegans Leavitt Admission 30 cents, children under F years 15 cents.
 Harris $. Nay and friend, Paul D. Wright of New Haven, .spent a couple of days this week with the formers parents, J. $. May and wife.
 A missionary meeting will be held Wednesday with Mrs. l.. H. Linde- man. Topic, "From the river to the sea-" Leader, Mrs. Ezra May.
 Mrs. Elizabeth White returns this week to Holden to be with her sister, Mrs. Ball.
 Rev. T. A. Turner gave fine ser mon on Sunday. His topic was .'l n- tluence.n
 Miss Grace Hawkins of Woodstock It'll spent the weekend with Agnes White, and Ruth Bates of the Centre was the guest of Florence Lawson. c. H. killam, J. D. Sanger, and l.. ii. Lndeman are attending the pomo. logical meeting in Hartford.
 NIT. and Mrs. H. B. Comings gave roast goose dinner last week Wednes- day. Their guests were Wm. Brown and wife, and the former's sister. Mrs. George Marsh, all of English Neigh borhood. Mir. Brown is recovering
  hnger was amputated.
 Mrs. Elsie Conklin, aged 92 years, died at the home of J. C. Ames last week Thursday after few days Ill., ness, being stricken with paralytc shock the Sunday previous. She was oosrder in the family for about four years. The funeral was held Saturday services being conducted by Rev. f. A. Turner. Interment was in the West held cemetery, Danielson. Attorney Clarence Cundall of Danielson is rel alive of the deceased.
 James Jackson and family moved Wednesday to Amasa Reyes, having entered his em mploy. He assisted MT. ComstocE at Elm Tree farm the past year.
 4 social was given last Friday even. ing by N. T. Whites Sunday school class, about D attending. Supper was served in the chapel and consisted of oyster stew, cold meats, rolls, pickles. cake and coffee. The boys acted as waiters and Mir. White as chef, and all pronounced the supper excellent. Mu- sic was given by the orchestra in the hall. Violins, Ezra May. Stuart May, James Aldrich; cornet, N. T. White; pianist, Mrs. White. James Aldrieh gave violin solo, responding to an en- core. Songs were sung by the class with orchestral accompaniment, and ganes and marching filled out the evening.