Putnam patriot., 1927-08-19
EAST WOODSTOCK

Mir. and Mrs. John Adams ef Jew ett City spent Sunday With Benjamin Farrews and family.
 Mrs. William Warren and daughter of Eastford visited Mir. and Mrs. Stuart May last week.
 Stewart Morse and cousin. Stanley Dartt of Quinebaug, recently enjoyed an auto trir 10 Niagara Falls.
 Mrs. Florence Paine ef Dauielsou. former resident, was guest ot Mrs. \. T. White last week Wednes- day
 Byron Eddy is quite Ill at his home with al attack uf heart trouble He has been in poor health for several months.
 William Neely and family are en- tertaiuing the formers brother. Chas. Neely. and family. who have been in Florida.
 William Deming. who went to the Day kimhall Hospital for treatment. is improving and staying with George Neely for the present.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pike of Norwood. Dr. Ezra Pike. wife and daughter of AsA ifAAs hM~SsF NhStAh 1AAtA@s NtAAA FAs Ernest R. Pike and family.
 Miss Annette May and Mrs. Hattie Smith and son Clarence have been spending week with Walter Smith and family in New London.
 Vernon T. Wetherell has been spending few days with Maurice Childs and family at Mt. Vernon, \. r.. Mir. Childs accompanied him home.
 Mrs. Myrtice (. Jordan. Albert Hubbard. wife and daughter Elsie. en- ioyed motor trip Co Ferd's Mavside Inn al Sudbury, Mass. on Wednesday.
 Arthur Baker spent last week with his cousin. John Hayden. in East Put nam, and Marion Hayden was the guest of Rev and Mrs. II. D. Baker.
 Ned Bosworth. who has been in California Cor several years Is visit ing Wendell Bosworth and family, also other relatives in Eustford and Hartford
 Miss Sarah Pike has returned from New Hartford, and in company with Robert. Kenneth and Eunice Pike is attending the (. F. convention at Northield this week.
 Mrs. George Phillips Is spending this week with her sister in Spring field. Miss Nettie Phillips of Thnmp- sonville Is visiting her brother and children during her absence.
 Miss Fanny Upham is visiting friends in Webster after a month stay with her brother, Gilbert Unham, and family The Upham family cn- tprtafnpd Mis- Nellie Back of Webster last Friday.
 Invitations have been issued for thp marriage on August 23rd at 8 o'clock of Mis- nnlis il. Lindemau. youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs. Louis H Lindemau. and Everett Bur bank of Bedford Hills, \. \.
 Mr and Mrs. Whitney Whelpley and children. Dorothy and Roger who have been spending the summer with Mrs Belle Withey, left Saturday for Beverly. Mass. where they will visit friends before returning to their home in Detroit. They made the trip by auto.
 Mrs. Charles IL killam and grand daughter are enjoying the eeiebra- tion at Bennington. M, this week. and the boulder which was dedicated on Monday was placed on Breckenridge farm. the girlhood home of Mrs. kil- lam Her brother Robert of Wiseon- sin was also present for the occa- sion.
 Mrs. Christine Anderson. aged six weight years, fell over rug in her home Sunday afternoon. breaking her leg above the knee. Mrs. Anderson was preparing a lunch for her son, Carl Danielson. who had spent the weekend with his mother. and was about to leave for his home in Hart ford. Mrs Anderson WIS taken tO the Day Kimball Hospital where the fracture was reduced, her son remain ing until Monday Mrs. Daniclson and daughter Jane are at the Ander- son home here for the present.
 Edward tNed1 Perry May, aged sixty-two. eldest son of William and Anna (Mayt May. former residents, died last week at Phillips House. Bos- ton. after an illness from kidney tr0u- ble. Mir. May and wife, who had been in France for several years, re- turned this spring spending a few weeks at Bar Harbor, Me For many years Mir. May was in the wool busi- ness. Besides his wife, the deceased is survived by his aged mother, Mrs. Anna May of Newton, three brothers, George of Lancaster, William of New ton. Ernest. who at present is in New Mexico. and two nephews. sons of Err nest May. Miss Julia May, life time resident of East Woodstock. now of Birmingham, Mass, is an aunt of the deceased. The funeral with burial