Putnam patriot., 1928-03-22

Mrs. Harrison Cady ard little son
have returned from weeks visit 20
Worcester.
Rev. X. Anderson attended a Bible
conference IN Worcester Wednesday
and Thursday.
joseph Morse. a student at the
Academy. has been confined 20 the
house with the mumps,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Burbank Of
Bedford Hills, n. y, are spending a
few DAYS with l.. II. Linderman and
family.
Charles II. Potter, son Arthur Pot
ter. and grandson Walter Potter, mo-
tored TO Middle,own Tuesday TO visit
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Potter.
Mrs. Mebel Gee and son, Emory
| Davidson, her mother, Mrs. Harris Of
Putnam. moved Tuesday into Ray Ed
dy's tenement, which has been thor
oughly renovated, electric lights in
stalled, etc. The family were residents
here for many years before going TO
Putnam two years ago.
Mrs. Marcus B. Morse is very i'll at
her home from a nervous collapse and
slight paralytic shock which she sus-
tanned the morning of her husband s
funeral last week. Mrs. Morse has
been in poor health for several years,
and a recent attack OF grip and con-
slant attendance in the sick room
proved too much for her. Miss Young
err of Putnam is caring for her.
The Black and White Collegians of
Woodstock again won the state cham
pionship at basket ball Saturday eve
ming in a game with team from the
South church, New Britain, playing at
Waterbury, the score being 81 to 81.
This is the ''Y" title and the trophy a
silver cup. If won another year the
Woodstocks can retain il for keeps.
Relatives and friends of the team ac-
companied them to Waterbury apd
helped in the cheering.
The monthly meeting Of the Com
munity Club was held last week We'd
nesday with an attendance Of sixty or
more Military whist was enjoyed, con.
Quoted by Mrs. Ernest Joslin Of Web
ster. The honors went 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Eddy, Mrs. Ray Eddy and
Wendell Bosworth; consultations, Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Hibbard, Misses Rilla
Child and Mary Chamberiin Refresh.
ments of cake and coffee were served
by the committee, Ray Eddy, John
May and Mrs. Christine Bosworth
Dancing followed. with Nelson Frink
at the piano. Committee for April
meeting was chosen with G.. A. Weth-
erell as chairman. Accompanying
Mrs. Joslin were Mr. Joslin, Mrs. Viii
liam Wallace, Mrs. Margaret Hinch-
cliffe, and Mrs. Bertha II. Bannister.
Relatives and friends from out OF
town attending the funeral of Deacon
NJ. b. Morse, were Chauncey Morse
and Mrs. Ernest Morse, Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mar
riot Of Putnam, Mrs. John Morse, Mrs
Josie Nickerson and son, Miss Hattie
Lyon Of Providence. Mr. and Mrs
Henry j. Potter of Windsor, Laurence
Rice and family of Barre, Mass, Mr.
and Mrs. Nj. I. Dart of Quinebaug
Miss Thyra Walker of Grosvenordale
The bearers were Arthur G. Morse
NJ. I. Dart, Henry Potter and Mr.
Nickerson. Miss Thyra Walker sans
a solo, Eternity" Miss Walker anC
brother, Leon Walker. sang a duet, "II
the Land Of the Unsetting Sum-" Rev
III. ID. Baker spoke comforting WOrd'
to the bereaved family. The floral Of
ferings were Of great beauty.
The annual meeting Of the Librar,
Association was held Tuesday after
noon. Election of officers resulted al
follows: President, l.. II. Lindeman
vice. president, DR.. f. X. Pike; secre
tary-treasurer, Mrs. A. II. Hubbard
librarian, Mrs. Everett +. May; col
lector, Mrs. A. G. Morse; book com
Imittee, Mrs. Z. E. May, Mrs. A. II
Hubbard, Mrs. c. E. May, Mrs. A. G
Morse; entertainment committee, Mrs
Carl Morse, Mrs. A. II. Hubbard, Mrs
I l.. II. Lindeman, Miss Ethel Upham
Mrs. II. ID. Baker. Votes of thanks
were given Mrs. Belle Whitney and l.
II. Lindeman for their generous sup
port, relating to rent, fuel, etc. II
was voted TO move the books from the
present quarters to the small building
belonging to Mrs. Adele Cobleigh until
the new library building is completed
as the present owners have other use
for the room.