Putnam patriot., 1929-11-27
East Woodstock

Junior Ellis of Woodstock Hill was weekend guest at Arthur Morsea
 No services will he held at the Con- gregational church next Sunday ow- | ing to the absence of the pastor, Rev. H. D. Bake who is on his vacation.
 Rev. H. D. Baker and family will spend Thanksgiving with MT. and Mrs. William Closson and family in Newburgh, N. r. remaining for a visit.
 Mis- Fanny Upham is visiting her brother c. l.. Upham and family. They will be joined on Thanksgiving day by Everett L. Upham, wife and two children of West Newton, Mass.
 Dr. E. R. Pike and family will en- certain en Thanksgiving day Mir. and Mrs. Sanborn, son and family of Ack- orth, N. H., Kenneth Pike of Gordon College, Boston, Sarah Pike of Spring Hill. Mansfield
 Mrs. Harrison Cady. Jr. recently en tertained her parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Wanhala. brother and sls- ter all of Hubbardstcn, Mass. The gathering was in honor of MT. Wan hala's birthday.
 Recent callers on Mrs. Charles Pot ter were Mrs. and Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Alice L. Potter and Miss Lucy Potter all of Chapin street, Southbridge. Mass. and Mrs. Elliott Clemenee of Sturbridge, Mass.
 Walter and Arthur Potter returned last week from an auto trip of sev- eral weeks They visited relatives in New York. then going to Philadel- phia and Niagara Falls, and other | points of interest.
 Evan Erickson has purchased a piece of land on the county road east of the state road of Mr. Echnor, for merly the farm of Charles Todd and ground was broken Monday for a new home. Mir. Erickson Is the popu- I lar mail carrier between here and Putnam.
 The May Memorial Library is near l ing completion. and for several weeks i the grounds around the building, have been a scene of great activity Hundreds of loads of sand and gravel being brought to fill in for grading. \ rubbIe gutter has been laid and road improved.
 The monthly social of the Ladies Aid Society was given last Friday evening. A farmers supper was serv- ed under the direction of Miss Ethel Upham, Mrs. Myrtle Jordan, Mrs. Josephine Child and Mrs. Mildred Townsend. The menu being corn beef hash. relshes, cabbage salad, corn and bean muffins, baked apples with cream and coffee.
 :. Mir. and Mrs. L. H. Lindeman left Sunday to visit their daughter. Mrs. Everett Burlough and family at Bed ford Hills. N. Y. They will be joined on Thanksgiving day by Mir. and Mrs. Aired Landres of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Miss Eleanor Lindeman, a stu- dent at Columbia University. They will visit in Brooklyn and New York City before they return home.
 Mrs. Everett E. May returned last week from weeks visit with rela- tives in Hartford and Manchester. She attended the Princeton game at New Haven with her cousins, Mir. : and Mrs T. D. Faulkner and family of Hartford. Accompanying her home were her aunt, Mrs. Charles F.. Bruce, and cousin, Mrs. Willard Horton, and daughter Elvina of South Manchester who spent the day.
 A special Thanksgiving service was held at the Congregational church Sunday morning. Prelude Hall leluiah chorus from the Mount of Ollins; Doxology, Invocation, Arthur, "I will Bless the Lord" with baritone 500 Max Marcy. Duett, Misses Up- ham and Hubbard. responsive reading
 followed by Gloria; hymn. Prayer of , Thanksgiving; Thanksgiving proclaim ation. "Old Netherlands Melody" ; Clarinet solo, Andante and Polacca, Chappee. Nelson Frink; Scripture reading; Prayer and response; Vocal solo. "A Psalm of Thanksgiving "Al- itsen", Miss Louise Pike: Offertory, Cavatina, Ref; Hymn. Come Thou, Almighty King; Sermon, Rev Henry D. Baker: Hymn, 70 God, The Rock of Ages"; Benedietion.
 A very fine entertainment followed by C. Edward Jenning, baritone of
 Webster and Miss Florence Putnam of Oxford. The program follows. Bari tone solo. "Evening Star" Mir. Jen- nings-Piano solo. "The Wind in the Willows" Miss Putnam; Group of songs, Mir. Jenning; "Sylvia" , the shore; Your Song of Paradise Two Eastern impressions, Miss Put nam: By the Lotus Pocl-and Arab ian Nocturne: vocal sclos, Mir. Jen- nings; Shipmates. Friends of Mine, "Il Iacerto Spirits. sung in Italian Spanish dance. ieft-hand selection, Miss Putnam; vocal solos-"On the Road to Mandalay"; "Vale"-Encore. "When we come to the end of per feet day., Mir. Jennings; The concert was much enjoyed by all present and many compliments were paid the visiting artists for their fine program.