Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-02-04
EAST WOODSTOCK

Sarah Pike, aged 6, daughter of Or.
and Mrs. T.. II. Pike, is al the Day
kimball hospital recovering from an
operation for appendicitis.
Ezra MAY, who was taken i'll onSun.
day with indigestion, was taken 10
/ Day Kim bail hospital and operated on
| Tuesday for appendicitis. His coudi.
ton is grave owing To Implications.
A missionary meeting viii be held
next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
A @. Morse. Topic, korea'S united
! church. Leader, Mrs. Everett May
Crystine Paine was recent guest of
/ Marguerite BoswIrth
Word wis received last week of the
serious Illness of Charles Breckenridge
who Is spennng the winter with his
sister at GawsvooH, \ y. His SUM
mers are spent here with &. II, killam
and family.
at the regular meeting of The Com
munity Club last Wednesday evening
1 The social hour Was spent ia singing
/ oldtme songs, plantation meiuiies,etc.
+ Mrs George Lyon gave eantralto
/ solo responding 20 nn encore. a con
/ test between the ladies and gents was
I the closing number the ladies coming
oil the winners. NilIiWm Hastings
/ Judge, 81. Is Morse, Leslie sumner
aud Mrs. Cliilorc farrows were adj
mitted To mem hership. The next reg
ular meeting Of The club will be held
Thursday evening, Feb. 10 An ad.
dress viii be given bY Miss Helen
Todd Of California, her subject being
Suffrage and Reform.
A special meeting Of The Community
CLUB was held Tuesday evening, the
first Anniversary Night being observe
ed. The attendance WAS about eighty.
The program consisted of piano solo
by Miss Gladys Arnold who respond
ed to an encore. A resume of the
meetings of the past year was given by
Rev. L. A. Turner. Male quartette,
Gently Ie Billows, IL. A. Nicely, n. L.
White, II. b. Comings, q. A. Wether
ell. The president then introduced the
speaker OF the evening, Prof. II. j.
Baker of Storrs College, whose topic
was Community Program, embfae
ing subjects which could be used TO adj
vantage in rural community A
hearty vote of thanks was given Prot.
Baker for his very pleasing address. A
vocal solo, Thoughts of Home, was
nicely rendered by Mrs. George Lyon.
The closing number, Meet Again, was
sung by the audience. Refreshments
Of cake and ice cream were served and
dancing followed. Music was by +.
". Arnold, Gladys Arnold and George
NethereH.
A very enjoyable social was given
last Friday evening by A. q. Morse's
Sunday school class of young boys. An
appetizing supper of baked beans, cold
tongue, brown bread, rolls, pies cheese,
pickles, coffee, etc, was served in the
CHAPEL. 1t was termed mum supper
and all who spoke while seated al the
table were fined cent word. The
boys were stationed Mt the different
tables. Games and marching followed
in the hall. Proceeds SIS %,
Parents Day was observed at the
district school last Friday afternoon
There were eighteen visitors. The pu.
pills, numbering twenty-five, are max.
ing good pragress, the discipline being
excellent. Samples of cooking, ETC.,
were exhibited after the close.
Avoiding Danger at Sea.
Electrical apparatus has been in
vented in England to notify a ships
officer when a steersman is permitting
a vessel to deviate from set course.