Putnam patriot., 1923-07-20
WOODSTOCK

at Mrs. Louise Child's.
 Mr. and Mrs. Albert NJ. Lythgoe spent Sunday in New London.
 Mrs. Annie Taylor aad grandson. Arthur. have returned to East Orange, \. J.
 Andrew l.. Lyon continues to en- certain his many friends at "Bresh Hut"
 Miss Adams of Brooklyn, N. Y. IS staying at Miss Blanche Stouten- hurgh's.
 Mir. and Mrs. Schmidt of Philadel- phia are visiting Mir. and Mrs. F. U. Iohnstonc.
 Mrs. Ralph D. Reed of Manchester. N. H.. is visiting her parents at "Roseland."
 Mir. I.awton has taken up his new duties as organist of the First Con- gregational church.
 Miss Nellie D. Chandler spent Sun day in Putnam as the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Wood.
 Wilbur Shoop, pitcher on the An- dover school baseball team. is a guest at Sunset Hill"
 Mir. and Mrs. Chester Lawton and children are visiting his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Fred Lawton.
 Miss Mary Shenning, who has been spending the last few months in Hart ford, Is at her home here.
 Mrs. Miller and Miss Goddard, who have spent the past month here, re- turned to Worcester on Wednesday.
 The Misses Constance and Sylvia Holt have gone to New York to su- perintend the closing of their apart ment.
 Woodstock has lost valuable citi- zen in the death of Dr. Joseph SpaIding. He will be greatly missed among his large circle of friends.
 A meeting of the Hall Memorial Gymnasium Fund committee was called last week to discuss ways and means for the coming campaign to raise funds.
 Rev. and Mrs. K. A. Anderson are entertaining Rev. Mir. Brunstrom and family of Worcester for few days. Rev. Brunstrom will speak at both services on Sunday,
 The July union meeting of the Woodstock churches will be held Sun day ever. ag, July 29, at North Woodstock. The speaker will be Frank w Barber of Middletown.
 On Wednesday evening a most in- teresting lecture on Martin Luther was given by Rev. A. ". Gidart at the Swedish church. A collection of s35 was taken up during the evening. which goes to the Nurses Home Fund.
 The China Club held a meeting at Shadefield on Tuesday afternoon The following officers were elected 1; President, Constance Williams; vice president, Caroline Harrison, seere- tary, Cedric Child; treasurer, Marcus Johnson.
 Mrs. William H. Boardman of Bridgeport was in town on Monday and called on friends in the village. Mrs. Boardman has been a frequent visitor to Woodstock in the past. as she is a niece of the late k. R. Hall and often visited the Academy
 On Saturday evening there will be fine concert at the Swedish church given by a male chorus of about thirty members of the Salem Square Swedish church of Worcester. Their pastor. Rev. Brunstrom, will give an address on Swsden. Admission soc for adults and 25c for children.
 There will be stereopticon lee- ture by Rev. Frederic Persons en- titled Early American Churches and Their Predecessors" on Tuesday eve ming, July 3l. for the benefit of the nurses home. Mir. Persons is profes sor in the Bangor Theological Sem. mary and is an authority on Ameri con church architecture. He is q Yale classmate of Hamilton Holt and has generously consented to give this lecture for the fund. The time and place will be announced next week.
 On July 6, the members of Ahan ouk Camp Fire held a business meet l ing and picnic supper at Florence | Child's. Among other matters brought up, it was proposed and unanimously voted that S5 be given to the func for the Nurses Home. On July II the Camp Fire Girls were entertained at Camp Allsbaba by Burton Harrison and Alfred Exc, assisted by Mir. an Mrs. Exc. After a delicious suppel around the fire, ceremonial meetini was held. at which Constance Will liams was made a woodgatherer.