Putnam patriot., 1929-02-21
East Woodstock

/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harris s. May Of Wa
terford spent Sunday with John $.
May and family.
George Young has moved into ten
ement in the double house on what is
known as Factory street.
/ Mrs. Myrtle c. Jordan and son
+ Spencer were dinner guests of Robert
Jordan and wife in Worcester Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Plimpton and
son of Stnrhridge. Mass, called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spencer on Sun
day.
DR.. +. X. Pike attended church last
Saturday for the first time since last
August. He is gaining in strength
slowly.
Dir. and Mrs. Harold Ramsey and
daughter Lulu of Worcester were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Potter on Sunday.
/ Ernest Hibbard is confined to the
house this week, the after effects of the
grip. He underwent a slight opera
ton last week for gland trouble.
Arvid Anderson and Carl Swenson
visited Henry Clemens in Worcester
last Sunday. He is improving in health
and able to be around in his room.
l.. II. Lindeman spent the week
end in Bedford Hills, N. y, with Ev-
erett Burbank and family. Mrs. Linz
deman accompanied him home Monday.
Several from here are taking part in
the Old Folks sing at Academy Hall
Friday evening. Alan Upham is plan
list, Misses Ethel Upham and Elsie
Hubbard, contraltos.
/ Rev. and Mrs. H. ID. Baker, G. Z.
Pike, Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips
were among the number who attended
the funeral Of Henry Bradford in West
/ Woodstock on Tuesday.
Vernon T. Wetherell. eldest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wetherell. now To-
Gated at Port Royal Md. He will at
tend the inaugural exercises at Wash
i ington March 4th, with the Army
Band, of which he is member
Miss Louise Pike, supervisor of mu-
sic, will spend the holiday and week
end at her home i'm Exeter, N. II. On
her return she will board with Mrs.
Ewart Healey She has been with DIR.
Pike and family for several weeks.
The monthly meeting Of the League
of Women Voters will be held Febru-
airy 9th at $50 o'clock with Mrs. Asa
Scranton, Jr., in South Woodstock.
/ Topic, Latin America" Leader, Mrs.
/ Clinton Taylor. All are invited to at
tend.
William Taylor of Putnam is moving
+ into the George Chamberlin house
which he purchased several years ago.
Mr.. Taylor has been foreman at An
denis greenhouses for some years, and
+ il is rumored will continue in the flor
list business here. His late tenant,
Louis Young. moved out last Satuf-
day
The monthly missionary meeting
was held with Mrs. IL. ID. Baker We'd
|nesday afternoon. Mrs. John May had
the program in charge and the fourth
chapter of the text book was given.
Topic. THE Dominance of the City.
The secretary reported a gift of $50
from Miss Julia ID. May, former resi-
dent now living in birmingham, Mass.
A rising vote of thanks was given Miss
May for her generous gift. social
hour followed with refreshments.
The Community Club had its regular
meeting last week Wednesday evening.
President Edmund Damon presided
over the business session. This was
followed by college whist, eight tables
in play, the honors going to Mrs. Carr
/ G. Morse, Miss Leslie Sumner, Alden
Adams, William Child; consolation,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett +. May, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wendell Bosworth. Refreshments
of cake and coffee were served by Mrs.