Putnam patriot., 1919-10-03
EAST WOODSTOCK

Mrs. Flora Killam is assisting Mrs Scott, Senexet road.
 John Lindeman and wife of Hart ford visited relatives in town We'd ne5day.
 Mr and Mrs Arnold Stone enter tained relatives from Providence on Sunday
 Miss Hattie Lyon of Providence has been visiting Mrs H. NJ. Clifford the past week.
 NJ B. Morse has sold the fixtures in the store in the mill house to Phoe- nixville parties.
 Private Burton Bosworth returned Thursday to Fort McHenry, Md, af- ter a furlough of six weeks.
 Joseph LaMountain and family mo- tored to Providence last Friday, Ozias Milligan taking them in his car.
 Mir and Mrs. F. A. Jordan, son Rob ert and II J. Potter motored to Brat tleboro, Vt. last Friday, returning Saturday.
 Mr and Mrs. J F. Aldrich enter tained on Sunday at dinner Miss Mel lie Basto, MT and Mrs. Everett k. May in honor of the latters' 18th wed ding anniversary which occurred on Saturday the 27th.
 Mrs. A H. Hubbard, Eleanor Lin deman, Walker White and Daniel Dodge are delegates to the c. E. con vention held in Norwich Saturday af- ternoon and evening, and expect to motor down if the weather is favora- ble
 The engagement of Private Wen dell Bosworth, our popular store keeper, and Miss Christine Paine of North Woodstock, has recently been announced A linen shower was giv- en Miss Paine last week by the Social Danes.
 Mrs. T. A. Turner and son Claude, who recently returned to Medford Hillside, Mass, will move to Washing ton, D. C., about the middle of the month. Mir. Turner and daughters having been located there for nearly two years.
 Mrs. George Wetherell and three children attended the wedding of Chas Corliss and Miss Etta Richard son at the Methodist church in North Grosvenor-Dale last Saturday after noon, the groom being a cousin of Mrs. Wetherell.
 At the regular meeting of the Com munity Club Oct. an informal re- ception will be given the new super intendent of schools, MT. Wilson Principal George Heller and wife, members of the school board and the teachers in town.
 George Medley and family attended the wedding of Mrs Eva Medley and Charles MacDougal at Bethleham, Conn, last week Wednesday. The bride and groom have been spending few days here before going to their home in Lawrence. Mass.
 A very successful social was given by Mrs Carl Danielson and class of young ladies, assisted by Mrs. Fred Davidson last Friday evening. An ap- petizing supper of beans, salads, rolls, pies, doughnuts and coffee was serv- ed A social time followed. Pro ceeds, S16.50
 Milton Thompson, aged l6, son of Frank Thompson and wife of WorceS- ter, former residents, had a narrow escape from asphyxiation last Satur- day, His mother found him uncon- scious on the bath room floor, and it was several hours before he recovered consciousness. The gas escaped from small heater in the room.
 X missionary meeting was held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Paul Clifford at Quinebaug' Topic, India. Leader, Mrs Ezra May, assisted by Mrs. A G. Morse. It was voted to send barrel of clothing to the Chan dler Normal school, Kentucky. A so- eial hour followed the meeting, re treatments being served by the host eSS.
 September report East Woodstock school-ThoSe perfect in attendance :: Walter Potter, Elsie Hubbard, Ethel Farrows, Joseph Morse, Wm. Farrows. Robert Pike, Rebecca Hubbard, Edith Farrows, Harriet Killiam, Sarah Pike. George Potter, Pearle Cady, Alice