Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-11-05
WOODSTOCK

Rev. Sir. Harrison preached strong
sermon upon 1.-THE world wide yision"
and in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rison gave an inspiring account OF the
meetings Of the national council.
The quiet passing of Miss Eliza Ber-
rian into The home beyond, just al the
twilight hour Friday. was a hlting
ending of q long life which has been
serene and peaceful The eldest OF the
auartette OF Berrian sisters, "Sistei !"
was most fondly cherished and tender
~ cared for in her feebieness. During
her last months she has been with her
sisters AT 1.-THE DR.. Bo Sen homestead
where funeral services were conducted
bv her pastor Sunday afternoon at
o o'clock. Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. Hull
with Rev. q. f. aters and Under
taker Ballard accompanied the body TO
Rye. New York, for burial. Miss ber-
risn had many Woodstock friends
who will miss her pleasant smile aud
cordial hand clasp.
mr. Hail, Rev. Mr.. Elmquist, III. /.
Child and wife and Clarence Child
and wife attended the Pomfret ami
yersary services last week.
Mrs. Riteh returned home Wednes-
day night.
A very Jolly evening was spent at
Palmer Place Saturday by com pany
of Young misses friends OF Miss Flor
ence. Decorations, games, etc, were
all appropriate TO Halloween.
Mr.. Dean was home over Sunday.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Constance
Holt entertained a company OF young
ladies' in honor of the birthday oil her
sister, Miss sylvia.
Mrs. Lucinda Allen has sold her
mace to Mr. Worth Of Darien who has
already taken possession. Mrs Alien
viii make her acme IN @outhBHd5e
with hef daughter fJf tie present.
Miss Chandler md Mrs. Wood left
on Wednesday for the winter
Miss Lulu Woodward OF Pbiindei'
phia has been in town few days the
past week.
Mrs. Perkins conducted an interest.
ing missionary meeting at the nome OF
Airs. Nil Child Wednesday afternoon.
The following account Of the hospi-
TAI meeting should have Appeared iast
week. Officers OF " oodsJock AuNilIa-
~ OF Woman 5 Board of The Day KIM
ball hospital:
President, MTs Turner.
secretary and treasurer, Mrs Everett
May
Assistant treasurer, Miss Mary Flynn.
sewing committee, Miss Nellie
Pratt, Mrs. Chester May.
Thanksgiving committee chairmen,
Miss Edith Eddy, Mrs fl. 1. enid.
solicitors for canned fruit in differ
ent paris of Woodstock were appointed
and directors for the work OF the gnIid.
The work for the last year has been
done by Mrs. George sampson, MIS-.
Henry Child and Miss Carrie Lewis re-
sulting in collection of - articles and
cash 50 by Mrs. sampson, Al articles
! and so in money by Mrs. IL. /. Child,
Miss Lewis reported sl3 cash and 10
articles. Recent contribution from the
church on the Hill for the hospital
amounted to SD. Between thirty and
| foftv were present, West, East and
Woodstock were we'll represented and
| eight ladies from Putnam represented
the Woman's Board.
We desire TO express our appreeia-
| ton of the love and sympathy oil our
| friends shown 10 US, in our sorrow, In
/ flowers and kind words.
Mrs. G.. Electa Bowen,
Mrs. A. Monica Hull.
My 4 1918. Adv :
The Ereeton keeps the olive wire,
| boy interested doing something worth
while. Perhaps your boy will earn
an automobile ii he is mechanical.
/ You can see the "EFeeto" al Jeweler
| Shaws adv