Putnam patriot., 1925-08-14
WOODSTOCK

Miss Blanche Stoutenburg has been m Elmvaie for a few days.
 Mr. Hinrichs was the leafer of the Sunday evening service in the chapel
 Miss Annie Shippey of Hartford was home with her parents last week end.
 Mrs. Henry Lamothe is spending hls week in Putnam with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. William Child entertained her nephew from Southbridge over the weekend.
 Mrs. Mabel Beckwith of New Haven has been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wilcox.
 Mrs. Leon Grosjean and sons have returned to Watkins. N. r.. after spending a few weeks with Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Ritch.
 Maurice Childs and family returned to the Academy on Monday. after spending few weeks at Camp Wood stock and East Woodstock.
 Miss Harriet Sampson returned last week from Peterboro. \. H.. where she has been spending a month. She spent last weekend with friends in Westport. Conn.
 Mr. and Mrs. French, in behalf of the inmates of the Woodstock town farm, wish to thank the people of the Swedish church who gave their time and talent to make the meeting at the farm last Sunday a most enjoyahle time for the old people What ye do unto the smallest of these ye do unto me-"
 Lyric orchestra. six pieces at Gen Lyon hall hop, Eastford, next Friday Adv.
 Merrill Healey was in town on Sun. day.
 George Hamilton is in town for a short stay.
 Miss Edith Hinsley has returned to Worcester.
 Miss Lucy Reed is a guest of Mrs. Leonard H, Healey.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Rollins are away for a fortnight.
 Mr. Fairfield is spending the week end at Miss Mary Lesters.
 Miss Crane of Dalton. Mass. is a guest of Mrs Clarence Bowen.
 Miss Nellie Chandler is entertaining Mrs Lott of East Orange, \. J.
 Miss Harriet Sampson has returned from a visit in Peterboro. \. +.
 The prayer meeting on Tuesday eve ming was ably led by Mr Hinrichs
 Mrs George Lincoln is spending a few daes with Mrs E. R Richardson.
 Miss Susan Sumner has returned from q week visit in Bradford. Mass.
 Miss Annie Goodsell of Chicago. H.. is staying at Mir. Hopkins for a fortnight
 Mr. and Mrs. Milwayd Crosby are visiting Mir, Hinriehs for the rest of the month.
 Miss Elizabeth Spalding has recent ly been visiting at Mrs. Leon Silver berg's in Worcester.
 Gardner Richardson has been in New York and Washington, D. C., during the past week
 Don's miss the street fair given by the Ladies' Benevolent Society. which VIII tHht ltiaNt AtiiS tNtiiuE tA v - clock, weather permitting.
 Royce MeAlister has accepted a po- sition as supervisor of schools in Washington, Conn. and he and Mrs. expect to move there in a few weeks.
 Mrs. Maurice Childs and children have returned from a visit in Amherst, and Principal Childs has returned from Camp Woodstock, and they are now ali at the Academy.
 On Wednesday afternoon Frederic W. Hinrichs and family gave a de. lightful reception at their beautiful home, "Cloverlea As always, the guests enjoyed their hospitality to the full.
 Miss Elizabeth Packard of Bernards. vile. N. J.. accompanied by her sister Mrs. Harold Gladwin of Santa Bar bara, Cal, motored through Wood. stock Tuesday and called on friends in town.
 On Tuesday afternoon the Wood stock League of Women Voters met with Mrs. Francis Johnstone. fh' Misses Whitney were the speakers oi the afternoon and gave very instruct i've talks along education lines. Frui punch, sandwiches and cake wer' served by the hostess at the close o