Putnam patriot., 1916-08-18
East Woodstock GiH Married

Mass Mabel Foster of Wakefield. k. ] s. 8ermeriy Of East Woodstock, and Loule Msfea of Worcester were mar Fied Monday, Aug. l4tk, at 9 o'clock. by the Rev. C. Rosa, pastor Of the Methodist church.
 The bride wore travelling s1it Of dark blue with a light gray hat trim med Eith pink rose buds and carried a boz Set or cream roses and maiden hair ferns She was attended by Miss BeFniee Rattrsy of Gharlottown, Prince Edward Island, NhO was at- tired in suit of dark brown silk tat- feta with hat lo match Hnd carried a boquel Of pink roses and ferns The best man WAS NinifTed Lee of UK- bridge.
 The brides gift 10 the bridesmaid WAS a solid gold pendant. The groom $ to the best man was gold eutf links.
 After a short wedding trip they will 20 10 their newly ylaTnished home in Worcester.
 They received many and beautiful gifts. Among them were;
 From friends, 8 set of table silver; Mir. and Mrs. MaFea, parents of the groom, a dinner set and sum of money Mir. and Mrs. Harley Foster, parents of the bride, sum of money: Mrs. Oliver Lowe, bed spread and hand painted vase; Mrs Albert Barber, table linen; Miss Hannah Dixon, tow els: Miss Liliie Jones, cut 2 lass basket Mi ,s Berniee RsttTay. mahogany clock ; girl friends from south EHamiagham, ehsling dish; Miss Ruth EsieF6f0aks Of fDudiey. shand embroidered dresser set; Miss Nellie Pratt of East Wood stock, set Of and.mnde dniiies. Miss E. Hammond of East Woodstock ,isam of money; Miss Minnie Marea, table linen.
 z Services will be resumed at the Con gregalionaI church next sunday.
 Ruth and Ina Aldrch Of Putnam are spending a week with Everett k. May and wife.
 Prudence Paine of Thompson is visiting Mrs \. F. While and Mrs j. NJ Paine.
 Sophia Barrett of Maplewood. \ J !, and Mildred H8Ichkiss of Ansoni8 have been guests of J s. May and family lhe past week.
 William Eindemau of New York has been spending lew days al Ma pleWood.
 Nrs. c. L. pbam, Allan and Ethel Upham spent Tuesday in Providence, Mrs. pham going on To Nest New ton to visit her son Everett and family
 J. E. fAlanch and wife entertained on Tuesday Rev. T. A. Turner, wife and son Claude snd Hiss Nellie Pratt, il being the birthdn1 of the latter.
 Miss Christine Paine of the Neigh borhood is spending few days with Marguerite BosWorth.
 Miss Clara Eddy is visiting her uncle, Everett Adams, and family in Boston.
 Mrs. Gustave Anderson is in Brook line, Mass, where her husband is pa- tient in private hospital. His con- dition is critical, having had an opera ton for tunors on the brain. His brother, Charles Anderson, and step. son, Carl Danielson, motored toBrook line Sunday to see him.
 Mrs. Frank Foskett and two daugh ters visited with NJ rs. Ernest Rice iu Barre, Mass, last week.
 About twenty from here 'attendee the union service at W N0odstoek Hll last sunday evening.
 Mrs. Abbie Chamberlin is visiting her son. Wilbur Ghamberlin, and fam fly, in Woonsoeket. Rev. Ezra Pike Of Brentwood, \ H., Is visiting his son, Dr. Ernest k Pike, and family.
 Mrs Emma Bixby and children ar spending three weeks wgth the for tner's mother, Mrs. Chapel, in Gov entry.
 Several eases of infautile paralysis gre reported in Quinebaug and New Boston resulting in two deaths in les han three days. Ralph Nichols, young man C. - years Of age, was on of the victims His father, DaEi5 Nichols, is critically Ill with slomaci trouble.