Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22
East W Woodstock

The Junior c. K. Society had an suting at Pond Factory last Sunday 1 afternoon.
 Mir. F. U. Johnstone and daughter Susan are spending a week or more at l Cape Cod.
 Stewart Morse, who has been in Vermont the past year, returned home last week.
 Miss Annette May has been enter ,aining a young lady friend from Nor wieh the past week. Mir. and Mrs. Everett Burbank and little son Robert returned to Bedford Hills, N. r., on Tuesday. Mis Barbara Rondeau of Worcester vas recent guest of her uncle, Haf- Y Townsend, and family. Miss Dorothy Norton of Martha's Vineyard spent the weekend with l.. E K. Lindeman and family. Miss Constance Wetherell is enter tsining a girl friend who attended the BOuye School of Physical Education in Boston last year. Daniel Dodge has sold his place, formerly owned by V. T. Wetherell, p William May of Pomfret. MT. and E Mrs. Dodge wIil soon move to Maine. # Iva Peckham of Pomfret Landing visited her cousins, Edna and Louise HlbbaId, last week. Louise accompan- Ad her home, remaining for few
 esya
 \ Ar and Mrs. Harry Townsend are & pshding a few days at York Beach, he Louise Bellows IS staying with thsir three daughters during their ao- senee.
 Mrs. Mabel Gee and mother, Mrs. Harris, moved to New London Tues day to be near Miss Edith Harris, xho recently graduated from the home Memorial Hospital in that city. Mir, and Mrs. Everett t. May, ae- ecmpanied by Mir. and Mrs. Wallace \. Aldrich, spent Sunday at Columbia Lake with f. D. Faulkner and family, who have a cottage there for the sum- mer.
 George Nicely and family had as guests Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McMulien oi Waterbury, Charles AicDougai and family or New Haven last week. They were on their way to Maine to visit relatives.
 The pageant, Noted Women in His oFy was repeated last rriday eve nlng at the Community house. in ad- ainon to the nrst presentation, Mrs.
 1eofge Lyon pieasingiy rendered piano anu vocal solo. Clayton Peckham, son of Mir. and s Mrs. ,. fl. Pecknam, and Miss Ruth Nhase oI Putnam, are to be married on Wednesday of next week and wlii ise a. the Peckham home Tn new \ Y iuFnisnea apartment. At the Congregational church last sunday the organlst playea as pre- 'uoe, Largo from New World sym pnony by Dvorak, and duet, "He onaii Feed His Flock" by Excel,
 sung by Miss sarah Pike and Elsie
 aibbard. The pastor, Rev. Ii. D. oakef, gave an interesting discourse. Franels Neely, aged SIX years, soahgest daughter o1 Mir. and Mrs. ueofge Neely, 1en last Saturday ai- sstho0n whiie playing in the rear oi ger home, breaking her rignt arm just uei0w the elbow. Sne was taken to Iae Day kimball Hospital on sunday, where tne fracture was reduced. Last sear sine had the misfortune to tah ana break her lett arm at the elbow
 ana Was under the surgeons care Tor several months.
 
 The Connecticut Light & Power " had cooking demonstration aI sae Community house last Thursday esenlng, Miss halloweil Tn charge. She used the Westinghouse electric range .of cooking a delicious meal of stuffed f0rk chops, potato and corn escailop, ssg and cheese sauce Tn pepper shells,
 sna apple crisp, all present having snail serving. Several representatives
 ssfe present who gave practical talks sn the range and r'rigidaire. A ire ssss cooker was awarded to Mrs. stuart May. A good number were present.
 The regular meeting of the Com munity Club was held last week We'd nesday and Novelty Whist" was arranged by the committee in charge, salss Annette May, Mrs. George M. sampson, NJ. T. Dartt and George seely. The highest scores were made eey Miss Constance Wetherell and c. M M. Sampson; lowest, Mrs. William Sloason and Alfred Wetherel. MT. ana Mrs. A. J. Thomas were admitted v membership. and the committee Ssnosen sal for September were President VI; K. Bosworth, H. D. Baker, Miss 11nes Upnam and Mrs. Ralph Eddy. refreshments of cake and punch
 were served.
 Miss Louise Allen, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Louis II. Lindeman. was