Putnam patriot., 1929-10-17
East Woodstock


 Miss Constance Wetherel of Bos- ton spent the ho iday and Sunday at West View Farm.
 Miss Rehecea Hubbard of the Hart ford Training hospital spent Friday night at her home.
 Miss Fanny Upham of Somer- vile, Mass, is visiting her brother C. l.. Upham and family.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Taylor en- tertained guests from Long Is and on Saturday and Sunday.
 Invitations are out for the Child Flanagan wedding for November 2nd at the brides home in West Hart ford.
 MT. and Mrs. Leroy Slater and son Chester are visiting friends in Staff ford and To land taking in the Staf- ford Fair last Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest McMullen, Mrs. Eva McDougal and children Of Waterbury spont tho weekend with George Nelly and family.
 The auxiliary Go the Raymond Ben son Post wi have a masquerade dance in the club house October 26 ! Prizes given for the best costumes.
 Mir. and Mrs. Halsey Allen and children of Sterling. Mass, Jchn and ! Charles Lindeman of Hart ,ord, called { on l.. H. Lindeman and family Sun f day.
 C. L. upham and family entertain [ ed last Saturday Mir. and Mrs. Stew { ard and four children. Willis { Steward and sister Agnes, all O. Waltham, Mass
 George Child of Windsor and { fiancee. Miss Martha Flanagan and { sister Miss Ruth Flanagan cf Vest Hartford spent the weekend with ]. { E. Child and family.
 Mrs. Mary Hopkins, Regent, Mrs | Lucy Barrett. Mrs. Charles W. Pot ter and Mrs. Everett E. May attend ed the luncheon and D. A. R. meet ing in Putnam Monday afternoon.
 Kenneth Pike, son of Dr. and Mrs ! E R. Fike, has entered Gordan Col lege, Boston. He was an honor pupil i at Woodstock academy, for the past year has been employed in Provi. denee.
 Miss Constance Wetherell entertain ed parry of young people at bridge on Saturday evening. Four tables in play. The honors going to Miss Hel- en Shead. Roger Brown, consolation. Miss Laudvin and Roger Child.
 Mir and Mrs. Everett Burbank and son Robert returned to Bedford Hills, N. r.. on Tuesday after a visit with Mir. and Mrs. l.. H Lindeman. They were accompanied by Mrs. Ezra May who will visit them at their home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Potter, [ Arthur Potter. George Phillips, John l Killam. Everett May, Henry Clemena. | C. NJ. Perrin. MT. and Mrs. Wendell i Bosworth were among the number | that attended Stafford Fair last weeF |
 Miss Helen Spencer and friend of New York motored here on Sunday visiting the formers grand parents Mr and Mrs. Joseph Spencer Miss Spencer's home is in Washington state She is taking q college course at Columbia University.
 Recent callers at Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Spencer's home were: Mrs Maud Giffen. Mrs. Julia Southworth and husband. The ladies nieces of Mrs. Spencer and her nephew Will liam Amidown. all of Springfield Mass. Mrs. Charles Fairbanks. Mrs, Jessie Searles of Quinebaug. with relatives frcm Worcester. The first missionary meeting of the season was held Wednesday after noon with Mrs. Richard Yates and daughter Mrs. Todd in the Chandler district. The President. Mrs. L. H. Lindeman presided. Mrs. F. A. Jordan had charge of the study period and reports were given e the recent meeting held in Danielson. The host esses served refreshments
 The first Ladies Aid social of the season was held asst Friday evening over l25 attended. An excellent sup nere was served by the hostesses Mrs Everett F.. May. Mrs. Arthur G. Thomas. Misses Evelyn Converse and Mildred May and consisted of cod ham. escalloped potato, salads rolls pie, cheese and coffee The de- coratiens were autumn foliage and beautiful bouquets of asters from the hot houses of William Taylcr Following the supper the Boy Scouts under the direction of Scout Master Frank Gleason gave a des- crspticn of scout work. which was en- ioyed by all John Sullivan of Norwich gave a pleasing talk.