Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-08-02
East Woodstock

Mrs. Ray Eddy as called 20 Walpole,
Me-. Sunday by the sudden death Of
I her uncle, Almon Hatch.
j Miss Annette May is at camp Wood
stock this week acting as counsellor
for group Of Camp Fire Girls.
Mrs. Sefie Ciemence Of Sturbridge,
Mass, spent Tuesday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving and daughter
Ruth Of Winsted visited DIR. +. Il.
Pike and family early in the week.
Miss Harriet Killiam Of Fairharn.
Mass, is spending the month Of
August with her grandparents, Dir.
and Mrs. T.. II. Killiam.
George Phillips took his sons Pres
colt and Russell and several Of their
schoolmates TO Ocean Beach on Tues
day. They spent very enjoyable
cay.
Or. +. X. Pike and wife are in
Boston, the Or. will undergo an op-
Grafton at the Homeopathic Hospital.
He has recently been there for OBJ
servation and treatment.
Alan Upham will lead the members
of the Botonical Society on an expe-
dition TO Boston Hollow on Saturday.
His friend, Mr.. Wetherbee, Of East
ford, who hoped TO be one Of the par
ty. is III and cannot accompany them.
Mrs. L. II. Lndeman entertained
at tea last Saturday afternoon Mrs.
John Clark, Mrs. Louise Child Of
Woodstock Hill; Mrs. Johanna Hal
stead of Oakland. Calf, Mrs. Louis
Lindeman and two children of New
York.
The League of Women Voters had
very instructive meeting last Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. +. u.
johnson. Herbert Knox Smith of
Hartford gave an interesting address
on Federal Aid A social hour follow
ed. Mrs. George Lyon presided over
the business meeting.
Everett l.. Upham and daughter
Constance were dinner guests of G..
l.. Upham and son Alan on Tuesday.
Mr.. Upham who is IN the wool business
was on business trip this way. Ev
erett L. Jr., who has been with the
Upham family for several weeks Is
spending a few days with his cousin,
Dexter Bannister, in Webster.
Evan Erickson. mail carrier, is m3v-
| ing from Carl Morses house where he
has lived for the past four wears into
the "Mill House" near che bridge. air.
/ L. II LindemaH purchased the proper
~ last fail and has made extensive I'M
prosements to the house, making il a
/ family rent Near all modern ims
provements. Mr. Erickson occupies
The east Tenement
Mrs. Albert Hibhara entertained
/ the executive board Of the League Of
| Women Voters at her home Monday
Afternoon. Realizing that voters arc
often remiss in aseertaing that their
names are on the list. One Of the
topics Of discussion was. How should
the attention of the voters Of Wood
stock be called TO the roEistgar's
notice Of the caucus enrolment meet
on August 3rd and 10th" Follow
ing the business meeting the hostess
served delicious Refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Wetherbee Of
East Hartford recently visited Wood
stock on a botanical trip, staying at
G.. l.. Uphams. Mr.. Wetherbee is Gu.
rator at the Greg Herbaruim Har
ward University, Cambridge, and b,
was primarily interested in gathering
specimens Of New Jersey Tea. These
were procured in tour and will be
used in determining a new variety OF
this species recently discovered. Altar
upham accompanied Mr.. and Mrs
Wetherbee on an exploratory trip te
the Ballouville and Chestnut Hill re
gion where some rare species were
found.