Putnam patriot., 1930-11-06
East Woodstock

Mrs. Arthur ]. Thomas is visiting her daughter. Mrs. George Downd in Bristol
 Chester Slater mad his tonsils re- moved at the Day Kimball hospital last week.
 Mrs. Myra Douglas and daughter Spencer last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Jordan and son spent the weekend with Mrs. M C. Jordan and family.
 Frank Bardy. who has been in the employ of Mrs. Charles II. Potter, has returned to his home in Thomp- son.
 Mir. and Mrs William Taylor en- tertained last week Mir. and Mrs Edmund Sandstrom and child of Long Island.
 Sidney D. Upham. who was called here by the death of his father. G.. L. Upham. returned to Chicago on Tuesday.
 Charles Woleott and family of South Woodstock moved last Friday into a tenement of William Taylor's on Factory street.
 Mir. and Mrs. John s. May. daugh- ters Mildred and Annette spent Sat urday in Waterford with Mir. and Mrs. Harris s. May
 Mir. and Mrs. Wendell R. Bosworth spent the weekend going over the Mohawk Trail and calling on Ned Bosworth at Beacon. N. Y. They found him much improved He has been in the Veterans hospital for several years.
 ] Miss Sybil Reach of Putnam was a guest of Wilma Taylor last Thurs day and attended the Hallowe en social given by the senior class at Woodstock Academy. Miss Taylor accompanied her home for week end visit.
 The harvest supper last Friday evening was attended by nearly 100, and all enjoyed the appetizing sup per of cold boiled ham, mashed po- tatoes, boiled onions. relishes, rolls, pie and coffee served by the commit. tee which consisted of Mrs. A. J. Thomas. Mrs. E. E. May, Mrs. ]. S. May, Mrs. George Phillips A pleas ing program followed of story telling and singing by Misses Elsie Hubbard Bertha Dodge. Dorothy Nicely. Guests were present from Bristol. Hartford, ] East Brookfield, Webster. Mass. and ] Putnam.
 Gilbert l. Upham. respected cit, izen of the town for 5 years. died suddenly at his home last Thursday night from 2 heart attack. He had been in failing health for some time Had been engaged in farming prac- tieally all his life. He was born in Dudley, Mass, February 6. 1851. son Of Ephriam and Elizabeth Bruce Up- ham. Before coming to this place in 1879 he was resident of Perry. vile. In 1875 he married Miss Isabel M. Hubbard, daughter of Lyman and Abbie Palmer Hubbard of North Woodstock. She died 2 F years ago ! He was a member of the Congrega gational church. a former superin tendcnt of the Sunday School ans clerk O. the church. He is survived b, three sons, Everett l.. of West New ton. Mass. Sidney D. of Chicago, I'll. Alan W. and one daughter Ethel r who reside at home. Two sister, Mrs Mary Hunt of Virginia, and Mis- Fanny Upham of Somerville. Mass Two grandchildren, Everett l.. Jr. and Constance Upham of West New ton. The funeral was held at tn, home Sunday at f.30 o'clock, Rev II. D Baker conducting the service The bearers were the three sons, Ev erett, Sidney and Alan Upham. { nephew, Lyman Hubbard, and Charles F. Pike and Louis H. Lindeman There were many beautiful fora tributes Burial was in the famil, lot in Perryville Out of town rel atives attending were E. L. Uphan and family O. West Newton: Sidnel Upham of Chicago; Miss Fanny Up ham of Somerville; Mrs II. F. Ban mister, Lois and Dexter Bannister Miss Nellie Back. of Webster. Mass. Mrs Florence Lockwood of Eas Thompson and Dr. Florence Dean O Putnam.