Putnam patriot., 1929-10-10
Woodstock

Miss Dorothy Lillibridge has taken position in HoIyeke for a few weeks. Miss Sarah Healey of Hartford was weekend guest of Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Healey.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Johnson have been entertaining their daughter and children from Fall River.
 Mir. and Mrs. Julius Rutishauser are having a vacation and are enjoy ing motor trip to Canada.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson have returned from Sweden where they have spent the summer.
 The pulpit Of the Hill church will be iiiled next Sunday morning, October 18th by B. P. Hibale from India.
 Miss Helen Woodbury returned to Boston on Sunday after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Woodbury.
 On Friday evening the Swedish Young Peoples Society will hold their netting at Mir. and Mrs. Gustave Hagstrom.
 Mrs. Louise Child has closed her house and is spending this winter with Mrs. George Perley and daugh- ter MISS 6escn-
 Rev. MT. and Mrs. Charles John son, missionaries in South America. with their children are visiting the formers father. William Johnson.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Shippey, Miss Kate Vaughn of New Haven and Miss Annie Shippey of Hartford were Sun day guests of Mir and Mrs. Frank Shippey.
 There was a large attendance at the town meeting last Monday after noon. lt was voted to extend the state road from West Woodstock through to the Eastford line.
 Mrs. Leonard Healey is at Echo Farm for several days keeping house for Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Healey who have gone to Washington, D. C., to visit Mrs. Healey's brother. There will be no service at the Swedish Church on Sunday evening as Union service will be held at the church in North Woodstock. Rev. Charles Johnson who is on a fur tough from South America will speak at this service.
 Last Saturday members of the Moo l supD. A. R.visited several homes on ! the Hill and other historical places. They visited the homes of Mrs. Ben. jamin Riteh. Mrs. Louis Southworth and Mrs. Gardiner Sumner. At the gymnasium they were served tea by the Woodstock ladies.
 Last Sunday morning the congrega. ton gathered at the Hill church but owing to some misunderstanding the minister did not arrive. So Frederic Hinrichs filled the pulpit very accept. ably for the morning service, giving a splendid talk from the lesson the adult class is studying in the church school of which MT. Hinriehs has q large class.
 Ten ladies of the Hill church at. tended the meetings in Danielson last Wednesday. Among that number were Mrs. Benjamin Ritch, Miss Nellie Chandler, Mrs. Leonard Healey. Miss Rilla Child, Mrs. William Howard Mrs. M Riddick, Mrs. William Child and Mrs. George Butts. They re. ported very interesting meetings and large attendance.
 The Ladies' Benevolent Society helC a veiy pleasant and interesting meet ing last Tuesday afternoon at tn, home of Miss Nellie Chandler. Mrs Willinm Howard presided and Mrs Henry Child was leader of the study period. After the meeting a socia time was enjoyed and refreshment' were served by the hostess. Twenty five ladies were present.
 Last Friday evening about l25 per sons gathered at Academy hall foi the Union Social given under the aus pices of the Hill society. After a SO eial time a program was given by tn, visiting parishes, consisting of specia music. readings and short playlet The program was very entertaining and was enjoyed by all. After thu program refreshments of cake anC coffee were served by the Hill ladies.