Putnam patriot., 1927-11-17
EAST WOODSTOCK

Mrs Charles Hopkins and Mrs Ey- erett May attended the funeral of Mrs Willis Covell at Abingdon last Friday
 Mrs Helen C. May, Mr and Mrs. George Frost Of Worcester. spent Sun day with Mir and Mrs. Everett E. May.
 Mrs. Agnes W. Cox has resumed teaching after being confined to the house q week with an injury to her ankle
 Miss Louise Lindeman of Morris Plains. N j.. spent several days last week with her parents, Mr and Mrs. L. H. Lindeman.
 Mr and Mrs. James Neely, with friends from Branford, spent Sunday with the formers brother, George Neely and family.
 Mrs. George A. Wetherell and son Presley are spending the month of November with Maurice Childs and family in Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
 Mrs. George Bosworth of West Hartford and Mrs. Wendell Witter of Putnam, former residents, called on friends and relatives of the former Monday.
 Spencer Jordan Franklyn Wether- ell Richard Patterson, Lester Bearee, Wendell Bosworth and Ray Eddy at tended the Harvard Brown football game al Boston last Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harris S. May of Wa terford spent Armistice Day with J. & May and family. They brought with them Miss Mildred May. who was their guest for nearly two weeks.
 Miss Louise Pike, accompanied by her aunt, Mrs Ernest k. Pike, motor ed to New Haven Saturday and at tended the Yale-Princeton game. They returned Sunday Galen Pike. son of Dr, and Mrs. Pike, is a student at Yale
 Rev. Karl Anderson and wife have moved to their home in this village. The property was purchased nearly two years ago of Carl Danielson, and extensive alterations have been made. Mir Anderson was pastor of the Swed- ish church for several years He re signed some time ago to take effect November lst. He will engage in the poultry business.
 Edmond Damon, superintendent of l the Saltwater Worsted Co.. was called | to HarrisvilIe k. l., to assist in the re- moval of valuable goods from the i stockroom of the mills in that place. Part of it was salvaged. but loss of l thousands of dollars was sustained by i the company, of which Austin Levey IS president and treasurer, by the floods, both in goods and damage to property.
 A large delegation from Woodstock attended the monthly meeting of Eliza beth Putnam Portr Chapter D \. R., in Putnam Monday afternoon. Inter l esting papers were read by Mrs. Will 1 liam Child twritten by Mrs. Bessie l Binghaml Mrs. Albert Williams, Mrs Myrtle C. Jordan, Miss Sarah Potter regarding the early settlement of the I town and Revolutionary War period Miss Louise Lawton rendered very de lightfully a group of soprano solos accompanied by Mrs. Adelaide Mer- ritt. Mrs. Chester F. May, Mrs. Geo. Sampson. Mrs. Everett May. and Mrs | 4. C. Morse were hostesses from Woodstock Others attending were Mrs. Charles Potter, Mrs. William Barrett, Mrs. Charles Hopkins. Misses Nellie Chandler and Mary l.. Flynn.
 A meeting of the Community Club was held last week Wednesday eve ming. A brief business session was l held. Rev. and Mrs Henry D. Baker, Mfr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Perrin were received into membership and com mittee chosen for next meeting, name ly: Clayton Peekham. Mrs. John Banks, Richard Patterson. The meet ing was adjourned and whist was en- joyed, twelve tables at play. The hon. | ors went to Miss Rilla Child and Will lard wyeth. Cancellations, Mrs. Wen dell Bosworth and Frank N. May. Re- treatments of doughuuts. cheese and sweet cider were served by the com mittee of arrangemnts. George NJ. Sampson, Mrs. Willard Wyeth. Mrs. E. R. Rollins. The clubhouse presents q very attractive change with tinted walls and new draperies. Money for