Putnam patriot., 1925-09-25
WOODSTOCK BRIEFS
EAST WOODSTOCK

EAST WOODSTOCK
 Mr and Mrs. Evon Erickson enter tained relatives from Providence last week.
 l. is rumored that several real es- tate deals have been exchanged the past week.
 Mrs. C. L. Upham and daughter Ethel are spending a week with II. E.. Bannister and family in Webster.
 Miss Julia May returned last week from Newton. Mass. Her sister. Mrs. Anna May, is recovering from her ill- ness
 IL is reported that Charles Johnson ! has bought ths Cgombs property from | Sir. and Mrs. Elmer Gorttis The house has been vacant since last April
 4 son. GaleH Woodson. was born on September to Mr and Mrs Ofto Pike at San Juan Hospital, Porto Rico. the first grandehild of Dr. and Mrs. l.. R. l Pike
 Dr. and Mrs. F. P Pike have been spending several days iu New Haven and vicinity. the doctor attending a medical convention and Mrs. Pike wis ting her brother. Mr Granis. in stan ford.
 Miss Dorothy GildersIeeve. a for mer resident. Jeff Norwich Sunday to take a kindergarten course at the Ash Hey school. Charleston, $. C. She grad uated from Norwich Academy last June.
 Mrs. George Neely and three young est children. May. Frances and Calvin i Coolidge. with the formers cousin, Miles Sharpe of Brooklyn. -. Y,. are spending q week with relatives in Cor uish. N H.
 Charles E. Pike. Henry Clemens. Everett May. John Sanger. Roy Slater, Albert and Lyman Hubbard and Bur ton Bozworth attended the Eastern States Exposition at Springfield, Mass. on Wednesday.
 Mrs Martha Rogers of Worcester, sister of Mrs Caroline Chaffee. died at her home Tuesday after a brief illness. She was s2 years of age. and daughter of Mr and Mrs George Perry of Put nam The funeral will be held Friday and burial will be in Grove Street cem- etery, Putnam.
 Thirteen members of Betty Putnam l Chapter. '. D.. 0. F.. g.. attended the annual inspection of Nokomis Chapter Webster. last Thursday evening Il was very enjoyable affair. In addi- tinn to the inspection which was made l hg officers of the Grand Lodge. a chick ca pie supper was served 4 reception was held for past matrons who had ! A-4 | dldates were initiated The following attended Mrs. Carrie E Healeg, l Mrs Mary 4. Hopkins. Mfs Lillian 4. i May Mr. and Mrs Harmon French. Mrs Emily Young Mrs. Mabel Nelson l Air. and Mra. John John Wethcrbee l Nr aHd Mrs Archie Walker. Mrs
 MYftice Covell. Miss Adriauna Hutch lns
 Mf Mary \. Hopkins. Mrs Loa
 Barrett and snu Marvin. Mis- saHa
 Potter. Mrs. Charles H. Potter. Hrs IEHlan 4. May. Mrs Nyrtiee Jordan #and Mrs Florence nartt were among
 the number who attended Che n 4 E pilgrimage Co Shrewsbury. Mas. aHe the Nay side Inn u Sudbury on We'd nesday. A the former place the hum, Hof Artemas Ward was visited. also the . Congregational church where his fam. ] ily worshipped, built in the seventeenth
 century, and the cemetery in the rear l where he the remains of the first Com
 mander-iu-chief of the Revolutionary I Army. born November 26. l727. dieo Q October 2s. lS00 Al the Wayside Inn } he delegation saw Henry Ford and
 wife, who are spending two week. 2 there. Many Putnam ladies went, alse
 several from Pomfret, there being lover forty in the party