Putnam patriot., 1926-07-02
WOODSTOCK BRIEFS
EAST WOODSTOCK

1frs Jennie Nichols ef Webster. aiass@ the guest of Frank Fsskett and family
 Mis5 $eztse Phillips of Thompson vile is ez.glng hez brothaF. deorEe Phillips and family
 Owing Co Monday being holiday the seieetmeH= vll3 meet as che town clerks office Saturday, July &
 Daniel Dodge is making 8 sood re- covery from his recent operation, re= turning home last week from Boston
 Charles H. Potter and grandson Walter niotored Co Niddletown Mon day e visit Rev. Frank Potter and wife.
 Miss Julia May returned to Tram ingham, Mass. Wednesday after a two weeks visit with friends here and in Eastford
 Miss Hilda Morrison has returned Co her home tn Newport, Me. She spent several days with B. '. Eddy and family last week.
 A. E. Dodge has bought of George Gee two tenement house on what Ff 4T AEA tAlEA U AAaAAsA AA Hsfa eAA He wiil remodel it for renting
 What was formerly the store af H NJ Clifford with SIX room tenement on the second floor was sold at auction last Saturday. the property Was struck oH Co parties from Brooklyn.
 Mss Dorothy Adams of Naaak has Joined her father. Alden Adams. who is ie The employ of the Saltwater ' arsteG Co. They are boarding With Ar. Adam, niece, Mrs. Gafl Morse.
 Miss Louise aademan uf New 6ueeh. \. A spent che weekend as hfr home Saa WIS one of Che brides maids f the Healey- Buniv weddin Saturday evening at the HHl church.
 Geofee SimeuSou of Nt. Vernon. N N. is Spending q week 5 vacation at Mrs Christine Audersan's s He broueh. his daughter Lucy and son George who will remain through the summer.
 The Junior choir sang an anthem, "Oh. How Lovely at the Cunsre- gahoual church last Sunday merHiag it being very nicely rendered The services for the month of July will be held at l o'clock.
 Rev Ezra Pike, who has been spending several weeks with his son, Dr. Ernest K Pike. and family. re- turned last week to his home in Brent wood. \. II. He WIS aecompanie l by his grandson, Robert Pike.
 Twenty or more members of the Woodstock League of Women Voters with friends attended tha annual county convention held in Brooklyn last Friday. Miss Blanche Stoutcn- hureh of this town was elected county chairman.
 Miss sigrid F. Johnson. daughter of Mrs. Augusta Johnson of the Paine district was quietly married Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Aethod- tst parsonage at North 0fosFeuordale to Robert E. Armstrong of QaiBehaug. son of Mr and Mrs Walter Arm strong The young couple were af- tended by Mr and Mrs Bernard Kruger of Southbridge. Mass. The bride was attired in pale blue seorgette crepe dress with hat Co match and carried white carnations. Mir. and Mrs. Armstrong left immedi- ately for a trip to Niagara Fails and wiu tour the New England states. They will reside in Quinebaug.
 The regular June meeting of the Woodstock League of Women Voters took the form of picnic and WAS held Wednesday afternoon at r. T. Johnstone's grove in Elmvale. lnvi= tations were extended to all county members and there was a large at- tendance 4 delicious luncheon con sisting of salad. sandwiches. cake. ice cream. coffee and punch was served at i o'clock followed by an address on the SheppardTowner bill by Mrs Edith Valet Cook, executive secre- tary of the Child Welfare Association of Connecticut. Current events were given by Mrs. Ewart Healey. Mrs. F U. Johnstone was hostess and Mrs Iohnstone and Mrs Asa Scranton had charge of the program.
 Everett Burkley and three daugh- .ers returned last Friday to their nome in Clarendon. Na., after stay lf ten days at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Evan Erickson. Mrs. Burkley Is l patient at the Day kimball hospital suffering from 6 fractured hip and other injuries received in an accident on Spaulding Hill. killingly, June l5, when their auto skidded on the Wet road and collided with another car. Both ears were damaged Mrs. Burk- ey was the only one injured and will De in the hospital for three months lr more. Mir. and Mrs Burkley were curing New England in honor of
 
 ,ary. Four children were left at nome, the oldest, a girl of twenty-two, being blind. Alr and Mrs. Erickson opened their home and were extreme y kind and courteous 10 the family