Putnam patriot., 1925-07-03
WOODSTOCK BRHsFST


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 Hiram Jordan. s>slss lnes on siSs .QuinehaGg. nsad ., has bssn blsildlpg, a cpttage on the hill south Of his house.
 Capt UnsSorth of Brooklgu. N. Y.s has purehased Spring Nook Cottage and spent the weekend al Maplehurst.
 Mrs. Elliott pGlemenee of Sturbridgsg Mass. has been spending a few days with her parents. MT. and Mrs. C. H.. Potter, at Bonnie View. sat
 George Sirnofsson of NJ. Vernon N. Y., is spending a week with his chil. dreu, who are spending the summer .ssith Mrs Christine Anderson. ie .Hvo
 siIas Allen, wife and daughters, Hia and Marfan of Waterbury. left for their home Sunday after visit of sew erai days with |, H Lirdernan and lfar,ffyih1 tsn1o'ts sa9h's xa tes |m yeraop. ws.hsFell. iwho, has sS'b, been , ispending several months with bis, son, George Mstherell, and family, retprnr ed to ,Wofcester, |; Nj edpesday evening Nitb bis sen nsin; law, ,f rank 'rhonpsoFs,
 Mrss Charles l., Rpnce. Mr. hand N Mrss fWillari Horton 1apdS dapshterss Myrtis and Elvins.eof South Manrhes- ter, were guests of Mr. and Ars. k,vA efess E. May off ,S,siids sys Ms Enaee remsIningsfersa two weeks visit. is9iig
 A chiidren's cmwerta vsss given san day morning xsr the Congregational church upder As .dinect,Qp, .sf q Mrs. Stuart May and Mrs. Carl Morse. The decorations we're by d class of young ladies. The church was well filled de- spite the ram. @ za z5s5
 Mrs. Chester F. May Mrs. Charles H. Potter, Mrs, Wendell E. Wiuer, Mrs. William Barrett. Mrs. Charles Hopkins, Mrs. Everett E. May were among the number from this section iwho attendsd tue lawn party given by I Mrs, John Addison Porter ia Pomfret ] V ednesdag afternoon for members of the D. A. R. .saaz 5aef
 Even Erickson and wife moved into tenement m Carl Morse's house Oh Monday ffpm South N Woodstock. Mr. Erickson has tho contract for the star
 mail route batweeTl this place and Put nam. cummsneIiIgihisd dutles Juty 1. He snceeads Buston Bosworth. who has taken the mail for eight years. George Phillips driving ofur, About two years, or while sME Roswariis was Jn the World. War. and in, tbs, hospital after bis return Tom abroad ,l s.gI.s,ss.
 Robert C Jordan, who was recently graduated sfronl. thu aWsrcestsr Poly lechpie InStiLute,a lWplrasteri has ac 'eepted posltieR with the Morgan Spring Co. of Norcestaro The. Afier- maLh. which was just out, states that he won hls college letter as naanagerl of baseball, also on the rifle team, with which he was connected daring his en- tire four geags,s serNlng as seeretaryl manager and president- He was q member ef the Tech News, was treas- urr of the f'f ' alse a member of the .'fY cabinet, secretary during his jun- for year of the American Saelety of Mechanical Englnaers.s aud during his senior year WAS elected tfeasuref. lie served on various committees. was a junior marshal and on the staff of the Aftermath. He k a member at Theta Epsilon Omega Fraternity.
 The annual meeting Of the Ladies' Aid Society was held last Friday af ternoou. The following officers were elected. President. Mrs AiSrtice C.. ,Tordan: president; Mrs Emma N. May; seeretnry and treasurer, Mrs. Lillian A. May Missionary commit tee. Mrs. Susie c. May, Mrs. Flora E. Baker, Mrs. Lew c. Hubbard :; social committee, Mrs. Harriet Lindeman. Miss Ethel F.. Upham, Mrs. Esther Fl. Phillips s sa.s.inss committee, Mrs. Flora Alton, Mrs. Flora Baker, Mrs, Emma May. Mrs. Josephine Dodgp.S T he thl- ent money brought in by the different. members amounted to $5l.0O, each startiag sa siss tssssntsp iivecentssss sssis its ereasing by sales of candy, fruit, etc, Mrs. j. F. AIdrich had the largest sum. s.; Eo I ,rs.l la{,,.s ,sssr.F n n viof.e fa cat-l