Putnam patriot., 1925-10-02
WOODSTOCK

George Hamilton was in town for the far.
 Mir and Mrs. Fred Williamson were n town on Sunday.
 Donald Williams and Henry Stafford have entered Storrs College
 Air. and Mrs Mills oi Worcester were recent guest at ElmlaWn.
 Rally Day win be observed at the church 0n Che Sunday of October IL.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry T. Ghiid are spending several days at Marthas Vineyard
 Miss Lettia Gossman has closed her cottage and returned Co Prince ton, N. l., for the winter.
 Miss Sylvia Holt is spending a few days in Providence as the guest of Ar. and Mrs, Henry Chaitee.
 Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Richardso ] have gone to hrooklne, Mass, where they expect 10 remain for the winter.
 The monthly union service of all | the N oodstock churches was held last Sunday evening at East Woodstock. i Several from here attended the I fair of the First Congregational church in fomfret last trlday after noon.
 Mir. and Mrs. William W. Mathew son have closed their bungalow m the pine woods and returned to Washing ton, D. (.
 Miss Mary Chamberlain has return ed to her nome m EImvale after spending several weeks in Washing ton. b. (.
 The first missionary meeting of the year was held ID the chapel on We'd 1 uesday afternoon with Miss Constance Holt as leader
 A meeting of the Hall Memorial EymuasIum fund IS called for Friday evening, oct. zz, at the nome of Mrs. Frank Jordan, East N oodstOck.
 Several from the It'll attended the ! concert of instrumental music given at f0mfret last sunday afternoon for the beuenl of the electric refrlgera- tor for the hospital.
 Mrs. Augusta Bates and children have returned to Brooklyn, N |. and trederc N. Hinriehs has moved to sir. and Mrs. Gailup.s where he will stay for the present.
 ] dfaye concern IS felt for the serious illness of Mrs. Royce McAlhster, who is in New Haven hospital. Her many friends here hope that her con Hdition will soon improve.
 L.Apres Midi club met last Satur- day afternoon at the home of Mrs l l.ydia Bates iu Fa5yan. Progressive wniss was played and refreshments were served by the hostess. Colonel and Mrs Flames, who have been summer residents in the house belonging to Miss Blanche Stouten- burg. Ieit last Sunday for Boston They hope to return another year.
 Mrs. William Child, Mrs. Albert h iiaams. Miss Louise Lawton, Mrs David Hatch and Miss Blanche Ship. pey attended the meetings at the Hampton Congregational church on Tuesday.
 Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss flofenca Johnson, dauRh- ter eI Aif. and Mrs Victor Johnson, to Faul Gran. son of Mr. and Mrs claus 6raui to take place in the Hill Gunefesafional church on Saturday, October Fl.
 The annual meeting of the Wood stock Academy Alumni Association was held al the Academy Thursday evening. September 24. The same olheofs were reelected for the coming yeai aud committee appointed to decile on the question of having a. reunion next year.
 The Ladies Benevolent Society held it's first missionary meeting of the season in the chapel on Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Miss Con stance Holt was the leader of the meeting md al it's close refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Leonard Healey. Mrs Rutishauser and Mrs. Merritt.
 Mrs. Hamilton Holt has closed her house and gone to New York to visit her dau Inter, Mrs Brandeth Symonds for n few days She will attend the wedding of Burton Louis Crane, cid est son of Rev. Louis R. Crane. who formerly spent his summers here and then join her husband in Winter Park. Florida. Miss Leila s. Holt will re- main in Woodstok for a few days more as the guest of Mrs. K. B. Richardson, before joining her par ents in Florida.