Putnam patriot., 1926-12-03
EAST WOODSTOCK

H Il. cady is in Woodstock Val ley for a few days.
 Mrs. R T. Eddy and son are spend iag few days in Southbridge
 Mr and Mrs. Charles E. Pike spent Thanksgiving with Henry Bradford and family in West Woodstock. Miss Esther Burnham of Pottsdam. N 4.. accompanied Miss Doris Linde- man home for the holiday recess.
 John IL killam Is attending the an nual meeting of the Connecticut Vegetable Growers at Hartford
 $. Howard Peckham. wife and sons spent Thanksgiving Day in Norwich with Leroy Peckham and family.
 Mrs Grace Ames Myers and daugh- ters Elsie and Beatrice of Dauielson visited J :. May and family last Fri day.
 Services al the Congregational church commencing next Sunday will be at l0.S0 o'clock during the winter months.
 Whitney Whelpley of Columbus. Ohio. has been spending a few days with Mrs. Whelpley's mother. Mrs. Belle Withey.
 Stewart Morse of Williston Acade- my. Sarah Pike of Willimantic Nor- maj School. Reginald Pike and friend. Mir. Ireland of Lynn. spent Thanksgiy- ing and weekend at their respective homes.
 Charles Rivers Of New Jersey. former resident, spent several days last week with his sister, Mrs. Addie Cobleigh. and niece. Mrs. Harold Hih- bard Mr Rivers has been at the Sesqui- Centennial for several months,
 j $. May and family. with George ! Phillips. motored to New Haven and had Thanksgiving dinner with Thomas Bowers and wife Miss Mildred May returned home with her brother. liar i ry May. and wife to Waterford for visit
 Misses Constance Wetherell, Re. beeca Hubbard. Pearl Cady and sarah Pike attended | meeting at the Centre congregational church. South Man chester. an Sunday evening Dr. Sid ney Weston of the Pilgrim Press was the speaker. The invitation came from lhe leaders who were at the re- l ligious conference held al storrs last July Dr Weston was one of the in- structors at that time Franklyn Wetherell conveyed the party
 The last meeting of the Community Club was in the nature of q reception to the teachers of the town. nearly all being present. The committee in charge was President George A Weth- erell, Mrs. J. <. May. and Spencer Jor- dan. Levi Garrison of Willimantie was the first speaker. followed by Mar tin Robertson. supervisor of Wood stock schools, and Mir. Nyeth, princi- pal of Woodstock Academy They were followed by trustees of the aeade- my. members of the school board. and teacher Refreshm uts of cake and coffee were served during the social hour. During the business session George NJ Sampson was chosen chair man ef the committee for the next meeting, and Misses Geveua Foskett and Helen Shead were admitted Co membership.
 \ very enjoyable social was given last Friday evening. and although very stormy. was well attended. The social committee, consisting of Mrs. l.. H. Lindeman. Miss Ethel upham and Mrs. George Phillips. joined with the members af the Junior Endeayor. who l furnished Che program. which was much enjoyed and every number heart ily applauded. The young people gave songs, recitations, piano solos and duets, violin solos, and play entitled "fhe Rehearsal" given by the boys. The entertainment was given under the direction of Mrs. \, II. Hubbard Mrs. H. D. Baker and Mrs. A. C.. Morse. A sale of miscellaneous arti- eles followed. one table being for chil- dren. Cake and coffee were served, and the proceeds, which were about $40. were divided between the two so- cieties