Putnam patriot., 1929-08-15
Woodstock


 Clarence Williams is having his | house painted.
 Mrs. Charles Spaiding has been en- | tertaining q friend.
 Ralph Andrews has been at the Day Kimball Hospital for treatment.
 Mrs. Julius Rutishauser entertain ed Mrs. Charles Vickery for the week. end.
 Mrs. William Howard spent a few days last week with friends in Nor wich.
 Miss Laura Cross of Hartford has been visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Cross
 Mir. and Mrs. William Child and son Henry have been spending a few days at Martha's Vineyard.
 Mrs. James Fairfield and son of Baltimore are guests of Mrs. Fair fields uncle. William Lester.
 Mis- Elsie Barber, who has been spending three weeks with Mir. and Mrs. Albert Williams, has returned to her home in Danielson.
 Rev. Edward Chandler was in Taunton last Sunday, where he occu- pied the pulpit of the church of which he was n former pastor
 Miss Lydia Tabor of Providence spent last week with her father and grandmother. Clarence Tabor and Mrs. Charles Tabor.
 Roxanna Child, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William Child, attended the ju- nior course given at Connecticut Ag- ricultural College this summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Windsor Clark and Mr.and Mrs. Newton Clark are spend ing several days in Maine.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Rollins and Miss Elizabeth, motored to Maine on Monday to spend several days.
 Mrs. Lotta Spalding and three chil- dren, Elizabeth, Joseph and William. are spending this week in Worcester as guests of MT. and Mrs. John Mas ters.
 F. w. Miller, formerly of Wood stock, is now located in Newington. He has recently accepted position with an indemnity company of Phil adelphia as special agent for Conn ecticut territory.
 Mrs. Frederick Bates, who has been appointed chairman of the com mittee for the church saie, announced at the missionary meeting last Tues day that the sale would be held at the home of Frederic Hinrichs on the last Wednesday of this month. August 2s.
 The First Congregational church parish were pleased to have Mrs. Chas. AFts.I .tf iIa,afFa..I pit last Sunday morning and she gave in very interesting way a per sonal touch of the people of India, The committee has planned to have Rev. Charles Nickery for the pulpit next Sunday.
 Miss Sylvia Norton of Colchester, former president of the Connecticut Home Missionary Society. will give a talk at a meeting of the Ladies Ben evolent Society, which will be held on the church lawn on Wednesday. Au- gust Fist, beginning at three o'clock. 4 cordial invitation is extended Co all to attend this meeting.
 Mrs. Gardiner Sumner and daugh- ters. Miss Susan and Miss Leslie were hostesses to a well attended mis- sionary meeting last Tuesday after noon, when forty or more women from the parish and guests from Put nans gathered at their home. Mrs. William Howard presided and intro- duced the speaker of the afternoon, Miss Day of Colchester. who gave splendid talk on Talladega College. After the meeting the ladies were in- vited to the dining room, where re- treatments of cake, tea, and punch were served. Mrs. Elizabeth Bingham poured tea and Miss Mary Bates serv- ed punch. Mrs. Lotta Spalding, Mrs William Child and Miss Rilla Child assisted in serving, The remainder of the afternoon was spent in a sc- cial time.