Putnam patriot., 1925-08-07
EAST WOODSTOCK

Several from here are taking in Chautauqua this week.
 Burton Bosworth left Monday for Mantle to spend the month of August.
 Miss Louise Lindeman of Salaman- ca. N Y.. is spending a months va- cation at her home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles II. May and George krouse of Worcester called on relatives Sunday.
 |. II Linaemaa and family spent Sunday in Sterling, Mass. with Hal sey Allen and family.
 Hiss Mary A. Potter recently spent few days with Mrs. l.. H. Healey and dauhgters at the Hill"
 Mrs. Flora killam and daughter Harriet of Fairhaven, Mass, are visiting Charles H. killam and fam fly.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Sullivan of Stafford Springs are at Valley Farm with E. F. Eddy and family for two weeks.
 Maurice Childs and family of Woodstock Academy are spending week with c. A. Wetheret and family.
 Jack Symonds is spending a few weeks in Pomfret Landing and vicinity assisting the farmers in their having.
 Miss Rebeeea Hubbard returned Sunday from East Hartford after a visit of three weeks with Mfr. and Mrs, George Chapman.
 Mir. and Mrs Herbert May. Mir. ters Althea and Cynthia spent Sun day with J. s. May and family.
 Misses Arnold and Holland of Pro vidence. R. l.. who are guests at Elm vale were entertained at luncheon at Mrs. J. E. Aldrich's last Saturday.
 Mrs. Helen Bannister of West Boylston, Mass, Is q guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles l.. Pike. Miss Ruth White of Greene, k. l.. was their guest over Sunday and Monday.
 Manning Anderson announces the engagement of his youngest daugh- ter. Miss Signe F.. Anderson. to Gus tave Hagstrom. son of Mr. and Mrs Claus \. Hagstrom Of Thompson.
 FFtEHHAI iAMHtW AAHA Att AtANAA1 Mason, high school boys of Lynn, Mass. are assisting George frink with his hayiHg. They were dinner guests of Charles H. Potter and wife on Sunday.
 Mrs. c. L. upham. Alan and Miss Ethel Upham and Mrs. E. E. May motored to Ayers Gap in Franklin last week Thursday spending a few hours exploring the ledges for ferns and flowers.
 Harold Foskett and cousin. Nor man Marsh of Dudley, Mass, are planning Go leave soon for the Pacific coast going by automobile. their destination being Oregon and Cali foTnia where they have relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. George C. Thurber son Leonard and daughter Gretchen of Greenville, R. L, former resi- dents. called on old neighbors and friends on Sunday. Mir. and Mrs. ThurDer moved to R. l. about twenty years ago.
 L. II. Bindeman and daughters. Louise and Doris and Everett May ate tended the field day exercises at Storrs college on Thursday. There was n good delegation from Wood stock Hiram Jordan is spending al week there.
 Woodstock League of Women Not- CTS will hold a meeting August l. at 2.30 o'clock with Mrs. r. U. John stone. Miss Emily Whitney and sis ter, Dr. Marion Whitney of New Haven are the speakers for the af ternoon, their topics being "Eduea- tion" and International Council for Women"
 MT. and Mrs. George N Spiess. sons Lincoln and Eliot of Wollaston, Mass, Mrs. Charles l.. Bunee of South Manchester spent the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. Everett May Louis Bunce came Sunday for the day, talk ing his mother to her home. She had been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Spiess, for two weeks.
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