Putnam patriot., 1930-04-24
East Woodstock

Evan Erickson win move into his new home next week.
 Wendell R. Bosworth is confined to the house with an abseess in the ear.
 Miss Nellie Pratt of Southbridge, Mas. spent last week at her home ! here.
 Miss Edna Taylor of Putnam spent the weekend with William Taylor and ! family.
 Henry Clemons and Daniel Hill spent the weekend with relatives m ] Dayville.
 Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Ciemenee of l Southbridge. Mass. visited Mrs. C' n. Potter on Sunday.
 Miss Sarah Pike. teacher at Spring Hill. Mansfield. spent the weekend with Dr., E. K. Pike and family.
 The Swedish Young Peoples Sew 1 ing society will hold their meeting at Manning Anderson's on Friday eve ming.
 I Alan Upham returned Monday from week spent in Boston. He was with his brother E. L. Upham and family ] in West Newton over the weekend. Miss Eleanor Lindeman returned Monday to Columbia College after spending several days with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. L. H. binde- man.
 Mrs. Mary B. Lassee Of Glens Falls, N Y has been spending a few days with her nephew John Killam. She was called here last week owing to her sisters death.
 The monthly meeting of the League of Women Voters will be held in the chapel at West Woodstock, April 30th at 2.30 o'clock q. st. Mrs. Lennen 1 Sumner is the hostess.
 Mrs. Wendell Bosworth is chair man of the social committee for the union social on Friday evening. Visit ing parishes will furnish the program.
 Max Marcy and Alfred Wetherell 1 returned Monday evening from an auto trip to Fort Hoyle, Md, where they visited Vernon T. Wetherell over the weekend. They had an auto acc cident in Hartford. some damage to their car but no one injured.
 Mrs. r. U. Johnstone leaves Satur- day for Louisville, Ky, to attend the l Convention of the National League of Women Voters. Just before her de- parture she was presented a travelling clock by members of the Woodstock League as a slight token of their es- teem.
 The funeral of Mrs. Harriet B. kil- lam was held from her late home Fri day afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Hen " D. Baker conducted the service. 1 The bearers were John Killam. Leon ard H Healey, George C. Phillips, John s. May, Harry Townsend and John Carlson. There were many beautiful floral pieces. Burial was in the family lot in the local cemetery. The Easter service at the Congre- oational church Sunday morning was well intended, more than 100 being nresent 1'ks- decorations were Easter and ealla lilies. begonias, snap drag ons attraetively arraTIeea, ne eh9ir 5i rendered special music und@S the ul- reetion of Mrs Harry Townseao eI- ganist. Rev. II. D. Baker gave an " spring Easter sermon, which was pre- ceded by an impressive service by the receiving of fifteen adult members in to fellowship of the church by letter. The following were among the num- Der. Mrs. Anne Openshaw, Mir. Open shaw, Mir and Mrs. Richard Yates, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Todd all of M. E. church, Southbridge, Mass, MT. and Mrs. William Taylor. NJ. K. church, Putnam. Mir. and Mrs. John E. Child, Mrs. Mary C. Williams, Mrs. Mary w. May Congregational church. Putnam, Mir. and Mrs. Arthur J. Thomas, Congregational church, West Hartford, Miss Evelyn Con verse, Baptist church, Thompson.