Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-07-06
AttaWaugan Happenings

The entertainment given SATURDAY.
evening In the nall Of The Attawaugan
Social CLUB WAS u great success both
iutrinsieaiiy md financially. Probably
over 100 tickets had been sold ia ad
vance, and as the weather was perfect.
a good many more were sold st the
door. The hall was we'll filled and
among the audience was a company Of
eleven from Maplevilie, r. | MiSs
julia Rogers Beach, of Milford, rem
dered miSce laneOus program Of
readings in her usual charming stvle.
Among them were Billy Brad, The
Pied Piper Of Hamlin, The Il zine Of
Valiant, A Study in Nerves, Watch
ing The Sparkin', The Builder, PAde
rewski, Didn't lie, Chariie2 The or.
chestra OF six pieces gave four Selec-
lions which were we'll received. The
Woodward Trio rendered four Selee.
tiens including Duet from Norma,
Shubert's Serenade, Fifth NoetuTne,
and Alice, Where Art Thou? Miss
Marg iret Caffrey sang solo in a
pleasing manner. The Ladies' Aid
will receive some S26 as result of the
enterprise. Ice cream was sold 1T the
close of the entertainment.
Alyah g. Woodward is summoned
by the L. s. government to Chicago
where he was TO pass yesterday an ex-
animation for entrance into the avia-
ton branch of the L. s, Signal Corps.
Friends of Miss Grace sherman
Thompson, the daughter of Rev John
Thompson, of Griswold, who was pas
tor here in 1906 I, have received from
her parents the announcement of her
marriage on June Is to Robert Joseph
Burroughs, classmade in Syracuse
University. Mrs. Burroughs is n
"war briden as her husband is TO 90
shortly to France as member of an
ambulance corps unit from the univer-
sity.
Miss Carrie Sauer, of Manchester;
Miss Julia Rogers Beach, of Milford,
and Miss Ethel Vera Woodward, of
Willimantic, were over Sunday guests
at the Methodist parsonage.
Morgan f. Davy ,and family have
been called TO Rutherford, \ } by
the serious illness OF Mrs. DAVIS
father. Mr. Davy has returned to his
duties in the "Transeript0 office, while
the family remain in New Jersey.
An offering was taken for the Red
Cross work sunday IN the Sunday
school of the Methodist Episcopal
church. There was "a good attend
ance vt both the Sunday school and
church services. The pastor preached
upon patriotic theme from the words
of the Psalmist, 1.-THE meek shall ia-
hert the earth, and shall delight
themselves in theaoundance OF peace.
A choir consisting OF four young ladies'
and as many men rendered appro
pirate selections. The rite of the
Lords supper was Administered at the
close.
Truman Woodward addressed the
Thursday evening meeting at baliou
Vile last week.
The orchestral seXtette at Saturday
evenings musical and literary enter
tainment consisted OF the Nessfs. A :
yah and Truman Woodward and
MessIs. j. L., j. +, Henry and Ira
Pray. The latter took the place Of
Bernard Brown on the trombone part,
as the latter was unable to be present
The first and second violins were
played by Henry Prayi and Truman
/ Woodward respectively j. E. Pray
WAS eernetist. Aivah Woodward CLAIR
ionetist and J. l., Prsypianist.
/ Amos p. Gray of Hartford is visiting
+ his sister, MIS-. Ida Gruy Woodward,
j at the Methodist parsonage.
There was the usuHl monthly busi-
ness meeting of the executive board OF
the AItawaugnn Social club held ia
the hail on Monday evening. After.
ward the Dand pfacuced. Mr. DesVaud'
reuile, the Dand tead1r, is also an ar
list with the ofusa, and The big bass
drum is beautifully ornamented on
one end with tire lettering, "Attawau.
gan Social CluD Band aud scroll
work.