Putnam patriot., 1927-05-20
NORTHWOODSTOCK

Ewart Healey has bought new sedan.
 Oscar Speck of Norwich has been a recent visitor here.
 Jacob Gurwitz and family enter tainde relatives from Ware on Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Earl Ninton of Bea- con Falls were weekend guests of Frank E. Barrett.
 Elliott Clemence and family of Sturbridge were guests of (. II. Potter and family on Sunday.
 4 number of the local young people attended the Junior Prom at Tour tellotte Memorial School.
 Mir. and Mrs. Luther J. Leavitt spent several days last week with Mrs Grace tChurch) White in Providence.
 Miss Julia Smith. who spent the winter in Hartford. has returned here after a months visit in Washington.
 The local cornet band has been en- gagged by the American Legion of Web ster to furnish music for the Memorial Day exercises.
 Miss Winifred Potter came from Waterbury on Friday to visit her par ents, returning on Sunday and taking her car with her.
 Mrs. Sampson has come from Maine to spend few weeks with her husband who Is employed on the new state road construction. They are boarding at Echo Farm.
 Mrs. Morris Peterson, Mrs. Cyril Paine, and Mrs. Bernard Johnson are to be the hostesses at the union social to be held here this tFridayl evening. The program will be furnished by the visitors.
 A thunder storm last Sunday put many electric lights and telephones out of commission. On Monday a thunder shower accompanied by hailstones did much damage Co some of the tender crops of the market gardeners.
 The funeral of George Davis. who died last week Thursday, was conduct ed on Saturday by Rev. II. D. Baker, and burial was in the North cemetery. Mr Davis is survived by his wife five children. his father, two sisters, and brother. all of East Woodstock. a brother in Maine, and sister in Can ada
 The Harrisville, K. l., Glee Club. which numbers over fifty musicians. IS expected Co give concert in the church here in the near future. IL Is a club which ewes much of its success to Mir. Levy. owner of the mill in Har- risyille as well as the one here. The concert will be given under the aus piees of the Community Club.
 \ demonstration of cast aluminium ware was given one afternoon last week at the home of Mrs. L. Il. Linde- man. Eighteen ladies were present and enjoyed the delicious luncheon served them after they had watched che processes of cooking it. fhe menu consisted of pot roast of beef, potatoes, carrots. rice. cranberry sauce, wafAes, cake and coffee. and was very daintily prepared and served.
 The annual thank offering meeting of the Missionary Society Was held in the chapel on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs A. H. Hubbard as hostess. Members of the other societies in town were invited to attend. The speaker was Miss Elizabeth Day of Colchester, who spoke upon Following the Trails of the Middle West. Refreshments of fruit punch and wafers were served during the social hour which followed
 Word has been received of the re- cent death of Mrs. Jennie l1de) Melch of Chaplin, wife of Judge Bur ton Meleh Her death followed an op- eratiuH in the Hartford Hospital. for gall stones. She was the daughter of the late George and Jane tGreenl Ide of this town. and spent her younger days here. She was about fifty years of age. She leaves, besides her hus- band. son and daughter, also four brothers, George, stephen, Welcome and Charles Ide.