Putnam patriot., 1915-08-27
EAST WOODSTOCK

Miss Agnes White has been spend ing week with her father, N. T White st Weekapaug.
 4. If Hibbard and family have been visiting l.. l.. Gpham and family at West Newton for several days.
 Miss Lyle Turner has been enter taining Miss Harriet Holt, college friend.
 Mrs. Emma Bixby and children left Friday for Coventry to spent several weeks with relatives. Mrs. E. F.. May entertained Satur- day afternoon, Mildred, Annette, Flo renee, Harriet, and Gladys May and Doris Lindeman.
 George Brink and family have been enjoying the sea bTeezes al QuOnoeou- taug the past week.
 Mrs. N T. White is entertaining her 1 cousin, Miss Gertrude Child of York, i Neb, daughter of the iate Spencer l Child.
 1 Charles E. Pike and wife are enter i timing the formers cousin, Edward ] Eayman and their daughters Of At ] chison, kansas.
 Mrs Cora Thompson and two sons 1 Of Worcester recently spent several days with Y. T. wetherelL
 Irene May of Howard, R l., joined l her sister at Fruit HiI farm last @at- | ufday. She was accompanied by Mary Sullivan.
 Mrs. Ghsuncey Morse of Putnam and Mrs. Agnes Wood called on their aged aunt, Mrs. Harriet May, llst week 1 Wednesday.
 Miss Mnbel Eddy has been spending several weeks Tn Eastford
 The Sunday school and members of | the Community Club enjoyed picnic 1 at Roseland park last week Thursday. | The attendance was good, the dinner 1 bonntiful. Games and boating were features of the day.
 Rev. Robert Williams, wife, nee 1 Mabel Howard, and son Milton Of New Haven, Mrs. George Howard and dau- ghler Ethel of Chaplin, called on 1 friends in town Monday. Miss Ethel i who has taught in this district for the past two years, has accepted position ih Bloomfield the coming year.
 C. l.. Upham and family, Mrs. II l. Baninster and children, drove to nion last Thursday, taking their lunch and finding an abundance of ! huck leberries. Brought home about go quarts.
 Several from here rushed Co the fire in the Center distfict last Thursday. evening. The house of Grant Back having burned to the ground, caused by defective chimney.
 George e. Robbins attended the re- union ot the 26lh regiment, Connecti- ent volunteers, at Norwich last week l |. bert Smith of Pomfret, a c0mrade, en- Joyed q shore dinner at New London.
 The Glover circle gave an excellent supper in the Chapel last Friday even ing. The menu consisted of salads, cold ham, rolls, cake and coffee; ice cream and home made candy were sold during the evening The enter, tainment, lullyoy concert, in charge of Mrs. Turner wss given on the lawn and was we'll rendered, the following taking part: Misses Sylvia May, Do- rothy Dartt, Ruth Witter, Clara Eddy, Eleanor and Louise Lindeman, Lois Baninster, Dorothy Bundy, Josephine LaRoSa, Annetta May and Mabel Richardson. The girls were dressed in costume representing nurses Of diff ferent nations Miss Lyle Turner song the closing solo, Mrs. \. T, White was aceompaiuest. Quite a sum was added to the treasury,
 Harry Wyman Of Somerville and Mrs. Ellen Allen of Woodstock Valley were guests of l.. H. Lindeman, Tues day and Wednesday.
 James Aldrieh is visiting relatives in PToYidence.i
 The following books were recently added to the library, gift of the state: Clever Betsy Burnham Sidney Gnrtaret Bindlass Heritage of the Desert Gray Texas Blue Bonnet Jacobs