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Putnam patriot., 1926-07-02
CITY NEWS NOTES

Mrs Joasph A Michel and Mrs. J Y arg Mann were Providence visitor. Wednesday.
 Dona foli of Weesssetei spent the weekend with hIs parents Mf and 3ir William Ioli of Sill street
 bfiss ChryatobeI Clifford is spend ue tHe week iu WillimaHtie the guest af Hr Clarence C. Webster Hd family
 Hr and Mrs. Hiram oat'sy. Mrs. Baase and Louis 6afeau mot9rei t0 Pro 'sieuce Sunday callug ou If 9aHies.z father
 Mrs. r. B. Lewis. Mrs A Risdon and Mrs Donald Irwin Of Gales Ferry were guests of Mir. and Mrs Joseph i Michel Tuesday
 mr. and Mrs. John Tanning and children of Worcester spent ho week and with Mr and Mrs Frederick Du- mas of Providence street
 Mir. and Mrs Dalbert Mackenzie Of Worcester visited Mrs. MacKenzie's parents Mir and Mrs C. L. Adams of South Main street, Sunday.
 Mrs. F. N Fisher. Edward C. Fish. cr W Earle Prince and Miss Alice Adams visited Mir and Mrs Earle s. Spencer ia Boston Sunday
 Mrs Harriet Carpenter, of Chap man tHeet, and daughter Lucy. spent Thursday afternoon in Norwich. where they visited friends
 Mr. and Mrs Joseph A. Michel of South Haiu street are entertaining Air aud Mir E8gar F. Hcli= of AeW 4uEE GIt# over fHe aeeksHaz
 Wifred Provost. a student at a school iu kaH kIEeE. came au Sunday fH #HeuH fHe summer Hllh Al father, Alfred ifas7z. af BrHirg ztrest.
 W. Earle Prince and Miss Alice AHaHs were umeHv those WH0 W'5z at eal Che Yalc-Haryari varsity boat races af New London las Friday
 Miss Mary Child accompanied by Mr and Mrs George Dunlop of Hart- ford visited HisH Child parents Mr and Mrs John F. Child af School street over the weekend.
 Mf. and Mrs. Joseph Deros,er and son Armand and Sir and Mfs Nal poIesu Tarcatt Jeff fot GBuada for IT 4seeE vacation in sherbrqak Mont EeHl. FIctarfHefiie and sufroandlnk towns
 Mark Gallant and George Montville Werr visit0rs u Worcester Wednesday calling ou Arthur tinutict who has been operated on for appendicitis at st Fincent's hospital iir I Well on thr road to recovery
 Mr and mrs Alphense Boureier of Smith street entertained Tt 2 kea aupH5e at their home Saturday eve aine The present were Mrs Jos eph Lapalme. Mrs Albert Marion Mrs Vi Ham Ja'5 4ad Ar# Joseph Roy Pm W followed hg whist pla5a
 These offer elected at the regular meeH#8 tsragl Putnam f.urtsr of Odd fuead8y eve nIns NabIe C. Stanley Jahu son vice grand. f.zs0ld nofrarty re .s##f19HH secretary. Herbert \ John saH financial zecrr rE EucIus IL. Fuller. az tauf IHaHeIal secretary Allie x kHe. treasurer. Leon F, NiE san Installation date will be an HHufaed aaous
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In the Churches
Raptist Church Hotea
Henry HaIae. Isr

ka. Henry j. H9HEg Hz#5sf
 sunday morning. tuly l0.aa, A uatri0tie service Topic. sIhree ProGIamntIgna of Liberty i he Lord Supper will be berYed at the rluse of the morning service. 200. Bibll school aeasiou. Topic. Israel's EH layemeHt in Egypt Ex f.t=if. GOO. Young Peoples meeting Topic. My Country, fts Past. Present and Future" Ps. 32sf-22. 700, evening service of song followed by sermon h4 thc paAlor Subject, .Ihe Anchor of Hope"
 Monday. the annual Bible School picnic at Roseland Park All who can attend are requested to meet at ahe church at 3 o'clock Monday morn ang.
 Thursday evening. 73o, regular snld-week meeting of Che church and congregation. A fhia Is the eoYeu= ant meeting. all are urged to be Pres- 9nl
 Friday. ea. choir rehearsal
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Friday 9a, choir rehearsal.
kIr9bsdise Church Notes

Res T. Burton. taf
 He Hiasseel. Helaea alfl te omit fea luHluHtH tHa summer
 nHuaI auHHaF school picnic -etf be#btfd al Ererui GHe Qua aiie Monday. July 5 The North nHzennraala school is expected te attend md ieiHt ports committee sa aFrfniriup a HHt of sports There s1ill ba=u raad tmr faf eEcrt bed Hoaaue. bathing. game. etc.
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Salvation Army Notes

The officers of tbe local Salvation Army. Captain Nj Filling and Lieu tenant FWingtou fHrewelled Sunday night The welcome meeting of the new officer. Ensign labez Green. wiil lee held Friday evening, July 2 at p. m Every ybOdy welcome,
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St Mary. Church Note.

ReV. Charles r Bedard. pastori Rev. Adrian Dykeman and Rev Ar. ehur Routhier. nssiatant pastors Elasses are celebrated on Sundays at ehe following hours T o'clock. p'- clock. 9l5 o'clock and l0.3o o'clock.
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Al the Theatres
RradlcY

Tonight and Saturday Lets Get Married" with Richard pN
 Saturday night. Rod IaRocque in Red Dice
 Monday and Tuesday. "tntamed Ia1V" with Gloria Swanson
 "Wednesday anal Thursday Pretty Ladies" with Ann Pennington and Tom Moore.
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Victory

Tonight and Saturday. Brown Derby" with Johnnie Hines
 Sunday night. Joseph Sehiidkaui la "SmPwrecked "
 Closed through Thursday
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Mr and Mrs Alphonse Bo

been arranged and vtii be carried out from ta=5 p m i basket supper NilI be served u a=3o p= m= and the outing 0.ll conclude with a eaa ser= vice
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St. Philips Church Notes Services every Sunday at 8 a. ID and l030 a. m.
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Subscription Price S200 per Year
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Bathing Accessories

Ladies Bathing Suits S2.9s to $5.50 Mems Bathing Suits $2.5o Children's Bathing Suits
 $19S to $2.ss Ladies' Beach Jackets
 S195 to S2.s5 Bathing Caps Gin great yariety)
 25c to S1. % Bathing Caps and Scarf Sets $l50 Ladies' Bathing Shoes SIPS Children's Bathing Shoes S1.oO Bath Belts ...... 25c "Ayvad" Water Wings soc
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werr visitors u Worcester Weduesda calling ou Arthur tiouticr vino ha been operated on for appendicitis q s. Finceut's hospital H. x Wcli q the road t0 recovery
International., 1926-06-13
PHONE 423W FOR SOCIETY EDITOR

Clagett, Henry W. Wiley Of Doug
las, w. A. O'Connor, T. G. Wright,
Louis Hudgin, A. L. Gustetter, I.
Burgoon, E. X. Cumming, w. III.
Farrell, A. G. Stearns, Henry c..
A. Damn, D. A. Green, J. w.
Macfarlane, Phil Herold, Grover
Marsteller, Theodore Marsh, and
A. T. Bird. Mrs. Charles Holler
came in for tea.
Friday, Mesdames A. r. Beam,
Ben Waterbury Of Oklahoma City,
r. C. Bean, L. H. Watkins, Henry
w. Wiley, J. F. Johnson, John
Jund, M. c. Middleton, w. j. Nit
chell, R. w. Bliss, v. A. Smelker,
Meyers, Tracy Bird, Frank j..
Duffy, William Murray Of Omaha,
Neb., Marguerite Macdonald,
Hugo W. Miller, Juan Frickhart,
L. c. Hardy, c. L. Hardy, Otto
Herold, Danfcrth White, Harry J.
Karns, John C. Glissan, Charles
L. Fowler, John Dye, Frank Lynch,
Fred Hannah, w. J. Cavannaugh,
E. A. Underwater, and Misses
Josephine Titcomb and Nancy
Gillespie. Mrs. Sue Henry, Mrs.
Fannie Gillespie, and Mrs. Alfred
Trippel Of Huntington Park, CAL,
came in for tea.
International., 1926-06-13
FRAZIER SLATER

Miss Daisy Slater, teache: of
music in the local schools, and 1.
P. Frazier, mining engineer and
proprietor Of the Shelby Service
Station, were married at z o'clock
Wednesday morning at the Meth
odist church, Rev. Griffin officiat-
ing. The attendants at the we'd
ding were Miss Margaret Frazier,
Misses Emma Mae Barney, and
Charles Frazier, Miss Barney act
ing as bridesmaid and Charles
FRAZIER as best man. Miss
Barney caught the bridal boquet.
Following the wedding break
fast was served at the home of
bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Flora
E. Frazier, after which the newly
weds left on o honeymoon to be
spent in the northern part Of the
state. Upon their return here
they will reside at 318 Perkins
street. Both are very well known
and popular and have host of
friends. The bride is native Of
Wisconsin. Mr.. Frazier came to
Arizona sixteen. years ago from
Illinois and has been resident of
Nogales the past fourteen years.
He was formerly member of the
state legislature.
International., 1926-06-13
MRS. VINEGAR HOSTESS

Mrs. w. C. Vinegar was the
charming hostess at two bridge
parties the past week at her beau
tiful home on Crawford street,
one Of the parties being given
Thursday afternoon and the other
Friday afternoon.
At the Thursday party, first
prize, a pair Of silk stockings, was
won bv Mrs. T. G. Wright; Sec
ond prize, a China teapot, by Mrs
D. A. Green, and consolation by
Mrs. P. D. Clagett. The same
kind of prizes were presented Fri
day afternoon, Mrs. Marguerite
Macdonald of Phoenix winning
first prize, Mrs. J. F. Johnson
second, and Mrs. L. H. Watkins
consolation. Mrs. Henry w. Wiley
Of Douglas was honored by being
presented with pair Of blue glass
candlesticks.
The invited guests at the two
parties were as follows: Thursday,
Mesdarnes J. e. Wise, J. A. Le-
garra, ". ]. Phillips, L. Fl Wat
kins, Emma Bud-e, f. Titcomb,
c. e. Hardy, Amy Jones, II. S.
Darling, James A. Harrison, P. D.
International., 1926-06-13
FAREWELL PARTY

Complimentary to Mrs. T. I.
Hines who left Tuesday to make
her home in Tucson, Mesdames
T. E. Carter, Lewis Price, and A.
Bettwy gave farewell party at
the home of Mrs. Bettwy, their
guests being close friends Of Mrs.
Hines. Bridge was the principal
diversion of the evening, Mrs. W.
v. Redditt won the first ladies'
prize, and Mr.. Redditt the gents
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostesses, and the
guest of honor was presented
with a shower Of lovely gifts.
International., 1926-06-13
FOR DOUGLAS GUEST

Mrs. L. H. Watkins entertain.
ed at a luncheon Tuesday in hon.
or of her house guest, Mrs. Henry
w. Wiley Of Douglas. Among
those present were Mesdames OtAo
Herold, v. A. Smelker w. J. Nh.
chell, Frank w. Rose, H. 8. Daxl-
ing, w. C. Vinegar, Wiley, and
Watkins. In honor Of Mrs. Wiley.
Mrs. Watkins gave bridge par.
ty few days before the luncheon,
present at the card party being
Mesdames J. A. ,Legarra, J. W.
Macfarlane, James Breen, Mey.
ers, w. C. Vinegar, Wiley, II.
Meerscheidt and the latter's sis-
ter. Mrs. Wiley is returning Sum
day to her home in Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Towno
are leaving July / to spend O
months vacation at Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Mrs. j. B. Stoneking, Of Livee.
more, California, is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Elmer Meer-
scheidt.
International., 1926-06-13
B. & P. w. CLUB

The Business & Professional
Womens Club held meeting
Wednesday night at the home Of
Mrs. Pat Patterson. Mrs. A.
Bettwy, who is the vice-president
of the club, was elected publicity
manager, and after discussion OF
important topics, delicious re-
freshments were served by the
hostess. Those present were Mes
danes e. H. Stoltz, w. V. Red
dit, Fred Allen. Mat Hamlin, L.
r. Doriand, A. Bettwy, 1nez Wal
ker, Gambee, Anna B. Ackley,
Grace Farrell, C. r. Piquero,
George Parker, Patterson, and
Miss Emma Mae Barney.
International., 1926-06-13
COMIC BULL FIGHT

The Nogales, Sonora Associated
Charities will hold comic bull
fight at the bull ring on the after
noon of June 13. Twelve young
ladies, arrayed in gorgeous cos
tunes and each one attended by q
gallant knight, will act as patron
esses of the sport. Officers of the
organization are: Mrs. Polina
Donnadieu, president; Mrs. Anna
C de Pena, vice-president; Mrs.
Jasefa v. de Martinez, secretary;
Mrs. Amparo de Baker, treasurer;
board of directors, Mrs. hConcha
Astiabaran, Miss Natalia Robin
son, Mrs. Josefa Rivera, Mrs.
Emilia Delgado, and Miss Hor-
tensia CASTELAR,.
From St. Petersburg, Florida,
to Nogalcs in eight hours was the
experience Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wes--
ley P. Turner who have arrived
here by automobile enroute to
Los Angeles to spend the sum-
mer. They report the roads
good. Mrs. Turner was former
ly Miss Ella Brickwood. While
here they are visiting her mother,
Mrs. G. Brickwood and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Capin Of Ell
Paso were arrivals here Thursday
to visit local relatives. They
made the trip in their car.
International., 1926-06-13
PHONE 423W FOR SOCIETY EDITOR
PICNIC PARTY

Chaperoned by Mrs. A. j. Alb
bott a number of young people of
the city enjoyed a picnic party
Thursday evening on the Four
Metals claims OF the Kino Cop
per Company-s holdings northeast
of the city. Those in the party
were Misses Elizabeth and Ruth
Abbott. Grace Mitchell, Dorothy
Coltman, Emma Louise Bristol,
Margaret Meyers, and Messrs.
Howard Wilkin, Tom White. Ed
Meyers, Allen Watkins, Victor and
Clinton Wager, Leo Coltman. Le-
Hrande Coivin. and Wilson.
International., 1926-06-13
MRS. WISE TO ENTERTAIN

Mrs. J. E. Wise will be hostess
at party this week at her home
on Crawford street. Mrs. Wise
has as her guests her daughters,
Mrs. Macdonald of Phoenix anu
Mrs. William Murray Of Omaha
Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Jackson Of
the Bowman Hotel have left on a
vacation trip to California. 7
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-01
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Henry B Stafford has returned to StoFrs College.
 Hazen Calhoun. Jr, went to Cam. bridge Tuesday. where he Is entering Tufts College for course of study
 The lightning struck the new house of Chares sheldon, and also on tho grounds during the shower Saturday evening.
 Miss Burlesou attended the meet ing of the Ashford Baptist Associa- tlon in Willimantic on Tuesday, going from there to Wllington for few days visit with friends there.
 Miss Myrtle V. Liljegren. Mrs. George H. Granger of Culver City. Cal, and Miss Priscilla r. Higgins If Hyanuis. Cape Cod. spent last week at Evergreen Manor as guests of Mrs. J. T. Liljegren.
 Electricity has its freaks, as Sunday evening just at the time for the eve ming service ali the lights went out. Lamps were procured and the meeting was going on. when the lights came
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WEST WOODSTOCK

John Hendrlcson of New Britain spent the weekend with has family here.
 The new state road is progressing finely. The crushed stone Is now be- ing put on.
 Elmer Davis has rented his house to one of the men employed on the state road.
 Charles Davis of Providence was with his father Randall Davis, over Saturday and Sunday.
 Madame Beusamon, Mrs. Howard M. Frost and Sidney r. Butler were Sunday dinner guests at Irving Fer rin's home.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. r. Williams and two children of Salem, have recently moved Co the farm owned by Fred Ames, better known as the Colcord place.
 Aldis Perrin Butler has returned to New Haven to finish the senior year in the Hooker school while Alice Julette Butler has entered the junior middle year at Abbot Academy, An dover. Mass.
 Ives Wallace from California spent last week with hs brother, John Wal. lace. P. D. Wallace of Westerly, k |. and Miss Bertha Wallace of Sur bridge. Mas. have also been recent guests at Mr. Wallace,s home.
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-01
Monthly Health Exams.

Once month is not too often for every pre-Schoot enid Co be thoroughly looked over by a physician Child. ren of this age are growing so rapidly that they need special care. They should be weighed regularly. and this monthly examination ineludes weigh ing and measuring. People all over the state are now beginning to real ize the value of such monthly eX- aminations. and health centers are springing up not only in the cities but in the small rural towns. Con necticut is fortunate in having such health stations. To assist the people in the outlying rural sections, eon- ferences have been established by
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WOODSTOCK

Mr and Mrs. Arthur Wood of Co. FeHtry were visitors at F. N Ship- pey's on Sunday
 Ar. and Mrs Daniel Sullivan of Worcester were recent guests Of Ms. and Mrs Henry Lamothe.
 Miss Naua Hsaly is attending Col umpia University New York. She is eommuHting from Bridgeport.
 Charles Hyde Of Moosup and Che Neetham boys from Worcester were in town the first of the week.
 The Misses Anna and Harriet Ncl- son metered out from Hartford to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs. Claus Nelson.
 Mas Rilla Child with Miss Mary Chamberlain and Miss Louise Law ton recently entertained some of the Hill teachers at Roseland Park.
 Mrs. Henry Wells. Harry Wells Miss Julia Johnson and Mir and Mrs Edward Swan of Providence motored over the Mohawk Trail this last week end
 Rally Day Sunday will be observ. ed at the Congregational church OF this coming Sunday. October 3 Morning service of worship begins al l0.30. Church school at li45.
 Edward cockrane of Elmvale has sold his place which he has owned for forty years to MT Hopp of Pro. Videnee He and his daughter. Miss Mabel. have moved to Putnam.
 The union supper and social of the North. East and Hill societies is be ing held this evening ut the Firs' Congregational church. The program is furnished by the North and Eas societies.
 The ladies society held mission ary meeting at the home of Mrs. Louu Southworth on Tuesday afternoon Mrs Henry Child and Mrs. Leian, gave some interesting current events Miss RIlla Child conducted the de votienal period. Mrs Dayid Hatei was leader of the study period Al ter the meeting Mrs. SouthWorti served refreshments and sucia time was enjoyed.
 Rally Sunday will be observed al the First congregational church or this coming Sunday morning, October g. Morning service of worship be- gins at I0.30. Rev David F. Hatch will speak on the subject, "The Clear Vision. The evening service be- gins at s o'clock Rev John Banna- gan of South India, representative of foreign missions will speak, also Rev. C. Edwin Elder of Ariekaree Valley, Colorado, a representative of home missions. Everyone is cordially invited Co attend this service.
Putnam patriot., 1926-10-01
EAST WOODSTOCK

Miss Anne PhIlbrick of New Iop8sf spent lhe weekend with friend
 di iss sarah Pike ot tae WiIhmanfie Nofmal school -feHt Sunday w.th hsr parents Dr. and Mrs. '. E. Pike.
 Alaea Adams and friends nt1f1rslf 5l Noanh ou sunday. calIue an Friends lie was a resident there for several years.
 Ar. and Mrs Frank Thompson sons Milton and Wallace of Worcester spent the weekend With G. 4. Wether- ell and family.
 Mrs. Charles Pike returned Monday rom visit If a week with her eou- sin' " iiiiam Knight and family in hopedale Mass.
 On Wednesday while eartiug corn to nll the silo, a horse belonging to Chas. Hopkins became frightened. jumping stone wall and breaking is leg.
 Mir. Bearse and family have moved into the house formerly owned by Mrs. Belle Nithey. Mr. Burse is the boss of the sewing department at the Still water Mil.
 The first union social of the season H4AA pN Atia Nlt4H ItuAA evening With the Hill church. Supper served from Co s o'clock. Program given by visit ing parishes from East and North Woodstock
 Mr and Mrs. Edwin (. Bunce. AL ice and Alfred Bunee, Mrs. Alice Loemis. Mrs. Vera (. Bunee. all of South Manchester, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Everett F. May. the lat ter remaining for a visit of several weeks.
 The Woodstock League of Women Voters held its monthly meeting with Mrs. Carl Exc. treasurer, f being largely attended The vice president, Mrs |. E. May. presided Mrs. F. U, Johnstone conducted the Current Events. assisted by Mrs. Clinton Fay- lor and Miss Rilla Child. Mrs. Cush- ing Of New Jersey gave an interesting talk An instructive discussion on eLaw Enforcement was led by Miss Myrtle C. Jordan, many expressing their views on the subject The chair appointed committee consisting of Mrs. Johnstone, Miss Child and Miss Stoutenburgh 10 prepare the outline for the practice of parliamentary law for the next meeting. During the so- eial hour the hostess served dainty re- treatments.
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RTHWOODSTOCK

Miss Sarah -Stetson waS the week end guest of Mrs Clara R8Wsau.
 Mrs- George Frink is visiting friends iu Danielson, Providence an1 Boston
 Miss Ann Philbriek of NeW Louden was tbe guest of friends heue ever the weekend.
 HFs. Clark of Haftfori is spend ing few days with her sister, Mrs Ella skinner.
 Miss Dorothy Nyman af Semer- vile, student at Radcliffe. has been spending several days with Ms. Les ter Starr,
 Misses Winsfrea Potter and i.5iii1u Johnson with three other teachers camped out at Hammouasset Beach over the weekend.
 Morris Peterson. (. NJ. Perrin and l.. j Leay.tt have all been more et less indisposed this week from colds and other ailments.
 L'Apres Midi club will meet on Saturday at Maplewood farm. Miss Mary Potter coming home to assist her sister Sarah in entertaining the members.
 Harry Townsend is adding a large piazza to the front ef his recently purchased home. the Gordon place. and has cut down a large maple tree to make room for l.
 Two old houses just north of the village which are being wrecked by | the road construction company have | ha cal asss. Co use the lumber Co erect house on ths George Green farm which he owns
 Ae result of the health contest at the junior short course at G. A. G. ] Eugene Hubbard. son uf Mir and Mrs Hara5 Hubbard. won Che heg ebam ] plaHsH.p iH Niadham county The giri winner was Grace Palmer ut i Ninauam-
 Walter Child of Philadelphia, son of Che late tassius OBild. has been renewing aUquHlntanees of his boy hood days Accompany him Was l hls sister Olives husband. John Dur ] nam of Coatesviiie. Pa, who motored east with him.
 Augustus Gilbert. who lives on the Lebanon Hill road. had d narrow es- cape from death recently when he took q dose of iodine by mistake !, thinking f was swamproot. He can not read and as the bottles stood near together. his mistake was a natural one Ills wife was not at home at the time but came soon after and it was her promptness in getting in touch with the doctor and administer ing an antidote which no doubt avert ed what might have proved q tragedy.
 Mrs. Jacob Burwitz had her auto mobile, seven passenger Hudson, stolen on Sunday evening in Nor- cester Accompanied by her two bro liners. who had been visiting her, she went up ta attend party and left her car parked with about fifteen others on fhe street. Al $50 ?. m. she sent one of her brothers Co gel something from the ear when he found i gone The police were noti= lied and got track of il iu UXbrldge v here IL had been abandoned ! man thought Co be implicated m the theft was arrested and other arrests Will probably follow The car was some what damaged.
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the state department of health through the Bureau of Child Hygiene, in cooperation with local commit tees. Over fifty such eenters have been established in Connecticut. Mothers are very glad to bring their children for ths monthly "monthly eheek-up, They feel quite safe, since through this service their child ren are kept healthy. Al the con ferenees they learn the rules of health to be observed h the nome. All phy. sicnl defects found nt the conference are referred to the family physician for treatment.
 South Woodstock Is fortunate in having one of these well child confer ences The next conference will be held on Wednesday afternoon. octo- Der 6. in Grange Hall, from 2 to | o'clock.
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ATTAWAUGAN

Julius Mason Is now employed in Greenville.
 Mr. and Mrs John Pechie have been visitors in Wounsocket.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Aubin and Eugene Aubin spent Sunday in North Grosvenordale
 Henry Yeomans has returned home after spending two weeks iu Albany and Poughkeepsie, \. Y.
 4 good number from the Attawau- gan Epworth League attended the eircut league in Putnam Friday eve ming.
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EAST PUTNAM

Many in this place have a col, which is prevalent
 The Church Aid will meet with Mrs Louis Ingraham Wednesday, Oct. 6
 Mrs Harry Hale and daughter Mil dred spent the weekend in South bridge
 Mrs. Randall Law and son Roberi spent Wednesday with Mrs, Man ford Young.
 Mrs. 0. S. Cutler and family visited Mir. and Mrs. Ellsworth Cutler if Pomfret Sunday.
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on again. for which all were thankful.
 The delegates tu the Association were Miss Nellie Lowe, Mrs. il. l., Sanger. Mrs. Carrie Tourteliotte and Mrs. Belle Young. But few 1T any were able Co attend, and as Pastor Calhoun was uuaXdidahlN hlndered from going. South Wodostoek was not larRalN rnnresnHtad.
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MISS REID HOME

Miss Eliza Reid returned to her home on South Main street Saturday after being a patient at St Vincent hospital, Worcester, for the past nine weeks. Miss Reid was injured in an automobile accident ia Auburn. Mass.
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So large a crowd of the curious gathered when butterfly put in ap- pearanee at i2nd Street and Lexington Avenue. New York. that police re- serves had to he called to control the situation.