Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29
EAST WOODSTOCK

The club house Was shiugled an the south side th.s week.
 Extensive repairs afe being made eH ghe Congregational church.
 Miss sarah Pike Is assisting iu a lea room at New Hartford for 3 few weeks.
 rheoelyss CoN and family have mov- ed from Swallow Nest. now owned Hs Nr. Taylor ef Putnam.
 Miss Ruth Lyon of Rochester. =. N.. F visiting her cousin. Mrs Ralph Eddy and other relatives tn town.
 MT and Mrs. Werner and two sons af New York City were weekend guests at Manning Anderson 8.
 Alden Adams has rented the form Advent Chapel 1t Is being repaired, and will be used for a work shop
 Erie Anderson and famil. ol Long Island are spending week with Mrs Anderson $ father. taeust Peterson.
 Mrs Irene May of Providence. R. l.. Mrs. Hattie smith and son Clarence af West Newton. Mass. are guests ef !. $. May and family this week
 A surprise party was rendered Mir. and Mrs. Herman Ask at the home of Mr. and Mrs Gustave Hagstrom in the Paine District last Friday evening.
 Spencer Jordan, who has been iu the employ of the Saltwater Norster Co. for the past year. has been transferred to the Harrisville mill operated by the same company
 Mrs. \. T. White and Theodore Cox and family are in Breekheld. Mass. spending their vacation at lake where Mr White has been employed for some weeks.
 As Mir. and Mrs Ask have been ie= gently married they We're presented with a large variety of pretty and use= ful gifts Refreshments were served during the evening.
 Mrs. Gharles E Banee of south ! Manchester. Mrs T. D. Faulkner and children, Ina, Bruce, Phyllis and George uf Hartford. spent last Fri dax with Mr. and Mezz Everett E. May.
 The Woodstock Band Will give one df their delightful concerts on the common n East Woodstock on the evening of Aug. ith. commencing at 50 clock. The public afe cordially invited 10 attend
 The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid Society was held in the chapel I last Thursday afternoon with an at tendance of about twenty-five. The officers were all reelected Presl- dent. Mrs. Myrtice (. Jordan. vice president. Mrs. Emma W. May; secre- ] tary-treasurer. Mrs. Lillian 1. May missionary directors. Mrs. Susie c.. l May. Mrs. Flora E. Baker. Mrs. \. II. l Hubbard. social committee. Mrs. liar riet Lndeman. Miss Ethel Upham. l Mrs George Phillips; sewing commit | tee, Mrs Flora Alton, Mrs. Emma May. Mrs. Arthur Dodge \ very pleasant social hour followed, with an informal reception tu Mrs Katherine l Turner of Washington D. C.. for mer pastors wife Mrs Turner gave a pleasing talk concerning her aetiyi ties in church work since leaving here 1 ten years ago. Other former members present were Mrs. Susie C. Glider sleeve and Mrs Emma BiXby both Of I Norwich Refreshments of cake, punch and fee cream were served,
 The annual meeting af the County ! League of Women Voters was held ! N gducsdaA al the grove oI r . i= doilA= stone at EImvaie Miss Blanche Stout enhnrg. chairman. presided The re ports of committees and League presi- dents were given, followed by election of officers Chairman. Mrs. Sydney Bard. Brooklyn: vice-chairman, Mrs. ! F. L. Johnstone. also financial chair man: membership chairman, Mrs. Clln- ton Brink, Canterbury; secretary, Mrs. 1 George Nichols. Thompson; treasurer, ! Mrs William Smedley. Pomfret. Miss 1 Edna Taylor. chairman of New Lon ! don County. gave an interesting ac- count of activities of the Leagues in her county. A bountiful luncheon was served. Owing to threatened showers the meeting was then adjourned to the | home of Mir and Mrs. Johnstone, where the afternoon session was held. The speaker of the afternoon was MT. | MeAlister Coleman, his topic being Living Costs. Super-Power, and the Elements Controlling Electricity" An l informal discussion followed. A vote of thanks was extended Mir Coleman for his instructive address.