Putnam patriot., 1922-01-27
WOODSTOCK

Mrs. Benjamin Ritch Is confined TO
her home with the grip.
The Christian Endeavor Of the
south Baptist church had an oyster
supper Friday evening.
Harry Wells and Archie Saxby sre
attending Putnam Trade school on
rtesday and Friday evenings.
The Hin school recently had SPELL
sAena,eh. Carolyn Harrison stood the
soAeest, Constance Williams, seeond
Rev. and Mrs. Fosdiek Harrison en-.
sestsined their nephew from Wesley
sa College for the weekend.
hr. and Mrs. julius Rutishauser
1--WE pleasantly remembered on Tues
Sag. Jan. II, their 25th wedding an
niyersary, with flowers. congrstula-
ten and gifts Of silver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert williams en-
teftained at supper Saturday evening
he college deputation team from
Wesleyan, and John Corbett. Y. NJ. c.
A. county secretary.
The milk producers met at the home
Of Clarence Williams, Saturday eve
ming. 70 talk over the milk situation.
They decided 70 strike, as they felt
they were not getting a square deal.
The Sunday morning service was
conducted by Mr.. Smith, of Wesleyan
College. who gave r very impressive
talk. taking for his text. IN God put
al my trust.
The ladies of the Hin church met at
Miss Helen Perley's on Tuesday after
noon, the president. Miss Blanche
Soutenburgh, presiding. Mrs. Fos-
dick Harrison presented the preface
and last two chapters Of "The King
dom and the Nations.
The union service at East Wood
stock was we'll attended and very in
t9esting. The college deputation
team had charge and made it d very
Impressive service. At the close all
formed circle and sang "Blest Be
the Tie That Binds"
Sunday afternoon. ten of the boys
and young men with William Dutem-
pie and Mr.. Smith, took about five
nile hike of interesting sight seeing
and adventure. They visited "the old
gold mine" on DIR. Spalding's land and
tamped around Roseland Park.
The boys rally at East Woodstock
Community hall on Saturday night
vas well attended. there being forty
present. and very pleasant time was
reported. The college deputation
team from Wesleyan, and Mr.. Corbett,
the county secretary. had charge of
an excellent program, consisting Of
singing. stories. games and stunts. A
practical talk on the subject of the
Value of an Education" was given
by the team.
The best and most thrilling basket
ball game Of the season was played
between Woodstock Academy and
Putnam High last Friday night and
the result vas very gratifying to the
Wood Stockings" as they trimmed
the Putnam boys 80 to 20. The stage
W. tIOhNtu anu TIE SUITS OF llAt uaAi
were lined with people TO witness the
contest. ard excitement ran high all
through the game. Both sides deserve
much credit for their splendid team
work and gentlemanly conduct. To
see Gallup leap in the air and pluck
the soaring ball was inspiring. Pop
Harrison was popping up" all around
the hall where most needed. Pat
scored great hit when he made q
basket from half way across the hall
Edward Rollins returned from
Brooklyn on Wednesday.
Mr. Smith of Wesleyan preached al
the Hill Sunday morning.
Mr. Harrison entertained his neph
W, Mr.. Skies, of Wesleyan.
Remember the singing schoo, to be
n the chapel next Saturday evening
Miss Leslie Sumner has been visit.
ing Mrs. James Fairfield the pas,
week.
Clarence Child and viii Child were
IN Hartford on Thursday and FRIDAY