Putnam patriot., 1925-07-17
WOODSTOCK BRIEFS
WOODSTOCK


 George Holt. Jr.. has entered camp life for a few weeks.
 Mrs. Leonard Healey is entertain ing a friend. Miss Dennis.
 The HHl church is planning to hold its sale on Friday. August Il.
 Fred Lyon Is assisting his brother, George Lyon, in the postoffice.
 The hellyhoek garden at Century Old Cottage is looking very pretty just now.
 Arthur Williams of Providence has been visiting his son, Albert Williams. and family.
 Rev. David Hatch has resigned as pastor of the North church, to take eff rect October |.
 Windsor Clark is kept busy these warm days serving the public with ice cream and cold drinks.
 Helen Perley Is home again, after spending several weeks at Charlesgate Hospital, Cambridge, Mass.
 The president and division leaders of the Ladies Benevolent Society met at Mrs. Healey's last Tuesday after noon to plan for another years work,
 Roseland Park Is now open for boating and bathing on Sundays.
 Mrs. Pomeroy and daughter are vis- iting Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Joy.
 Mir. and Mrs. Emory Leonard of Cambridge spent Sunday at "sunse, Hill
 Miss Ellena McKenna is spending the month of July al Cherry Valley, Mass.
 Miss Helen Perley Is home from the hospital and her many friends are glad to welcome her back and to see her SO much improved in health.
 Rev. Mir. Smith, missionary from Foochow, China. gave an inspiring ad- dress on the work Of the American Board in the Chapel on Sunday eve ming.
 Miss Margaret Uhl, who has spent several weeks here for the past four or five years, is planning this summer to travel abroad and sails for England July Is on the "Homerie."
 Miss Blanche Stoutenburg has been made assistant field secretary to the League of Women Voters in Nindham Holland. and the upper part of New i London counties. where she will be oe- cupied at present forming new local l leagues. Her headquarters will be principally in Woodstock, and all those who may be interested in her work will I find her glad to be questioned about it, and she will cooperate with anyone who desires to assist in the work.
 L'Apres- Midi Club will hold q rum mage sale for the benefit of the Hall memorial gymnasium fund on We'd nesday afternoon. July %. at o'clock, on Woodstock Common. There will also be table containing delicious home made delieaeies for sale where one may buy cake, cookies, doughnuts. rolls. fancy bread. jellie2, etc. Many articles have already been donated for the rummage tables, but in case any one has anything further to donate. please notify Miss Constance Holt. l. Is hoped that all friends of the Aeade- my will attend this sale.
 On Saturday evening of this week, July ls. Woodstock will have the rare treat of seeing the play. "Ihe Arrival of Kitty" given by the PomIret Play CTS. he proceeds will go towards l buying an electric refrigerator for the ! Day kimball Hospital. and should commend itself to all residents of Woodstock. By courtesy of the owner, the play will be given in Palmer Me morial Hall at s.i5. and it is hoped that every seat in this most attractive theatre will be flied. Tickets, fifty cents, front seats Sl.00. They may be obtained in advance from the Misses Holt, or procured at the box office the night of the performance. Between the acts a beautiful Parisian parasol will be sold at auction.