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Putnam patriot., 1930-11-26
At the Bsn-cro.venor Inn

Mrs. J. s. Stiles arrived from New York on Tuesday to spend several weeks at the South cottage. She has a small son at the Rectory School.
 Miss Amy Varnum has returned to Newport after q short visit with her brother Mir. Robert T. Varnum.
 The Misses Helen and Elsa Mckee yer are among Miss Marion Harvey's Thanksgiving Day guests.
 Mir and Mrs. Ralph Semler of Hew- lett, L. l.. were overnight guests at the South cottage on Sunday.
 Among those registered the past weekend for the Yale-Harvard game were: Mir. and Mrs. Arthur D. Hill. Mir. and Mrs. Adams $. Hill, Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Coolidge, II, of Boston Mir. and Mrs. E. K. Belts and Miss Betts of Troy, N. r.; Rev. and Mrs. Carrell Perry of Ipswitch;' Dr. and Mrs. Arthur N. Broughton of Brook line; Mr. and Mrs. D. Nj. Beals, Jr.. of Brookline; Mrs. Henry F. Wiekham of Cutchogue. Long Island; Mir. and Mrs. $. K. Crawford of Great Neck. New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Brooks.
 
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 Mrs. Benson and Miss Nina Benson went to Boston Tuesday to spend Thanksgiving with other members of their family.
 Every available accommodation is being used to care for the large num- Der of parents and friends of the stu- dents of Pomfret School and the Rec tory School who have come for the Thanksgiving festivities. Among those who have been registered since We'd nesday are the following: Mir. and Mrs. Robert Ream of Stamford; Mir. and Mrs. Gordon Willis. Mrs. E. H.. Peters, Mir. and Mrs. Aneon w. Hard. Mir. and Mrs. DeCourcy Hard. Mfr. and Mrs. John Victor and guests, Mir. and Mrs. Stephen Collins, Mrs. II. c. Renwick, Dr. and Mrs. l.. $. Prout, Mrs. Howard Drummond, Mrs. J. s. Stiles, Mir. and Mrs. William K. Dick. Mrs. Horace Pulitzer, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Hare Delafield and Miss Nan DeIafield. Mfr. and Mrs. George Pea body, Mrs. Albert Wagstaff, Mir. and Mrs. Spier Whitaker; Mir. and Mrs. J. Henry Alexandre and guests, Mrs. Frances Gilbert, Mir. and Mrs Dar- ragh Park, Mir and Mrs. Morgan Wing and guest. Mrs. Eleanor Church ill, Mir. and Mrs. Landon K. Thorne, Mir. and Mrs. James Deering. Mir. and Mrs. Chester Dunham, Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Sweeney, Mir. Allan Carlisle, Mr. and Mrs. James Shelden, Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Tilney, MT. and Mrs. Jerome C. Hnnsaker, Mir. and Mrs. George Hall. all of New York: Mir. and Mrs. James T. Soutter, Mir. and Mrs. H. l.. Ferguson. Mir. and Mrs. Warren H. Snow, Mir. and Mrs. AL anson T. Enos. Jr., of Greenwich; {; Mir. and Mrs. ". l.. Atwood of New Britain; Mir. and Mrs. Hays Clemens of Erie, Pa.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-26
Eastforl

The C. E. service was held in chapel in the evening. John Tatem as leader.
 Miss Dorothy Bowen entertained her assistant teacher. Miss Esther Newell of Southington, over the weekend.
 An aeroplane, in an attempt to re- cover lost directions. struck a tree and landed on Poole's hill, in Ashford near our village, with broken pro- pellor.
 Mrs. Myra Lyon of North Wind ham. together with her daughter and family. Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Nor ris of New London we're Sunday visitors in town.
 Rev. George Reese preached a help ful Thanksgiving sermon last Sun day morning to an unusually large audience. The s. s. school was omit ted on account of the funeral of Mir. A. Nj. Bowen.
 Many of our young people are home for the Thanksgiving holiday. The Misses Helen French, verna Scar borough of Hartford. Miss Prudence Deane of Middletown and Eugene French of Boston.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-26
Abingdon

Bertrand Bennett is very sick with pneumonia.
 Mrs. Lewis Colburn Is III at the Day Kimball Hospital.
 Funeral services for Benjamin Col. burn will be he'd in Phoenixville Tues day. Burial in the Abingdon cemetery
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Carson and son of Providence were Sunday wis itors at the home of Dr. and Miss Adriana Hutchins.
 Reverend and Mrs. George B. Haw- kes were in Arlington, Mass, last Fri. day evening, attending the installa- ton of Mrs. Hawkes. brother. Rever- end L. l.. Barbour.
 The Pomfret Teachers Club met al the home of Mrs. William Murdock last Friday evening There were three tables of bridge at play. Re treatments were served by the hostess
 Charles Holbrook spoke on "Club Work and the Raising of Sheep" last Monday evening during the All Club hour over station WCAC Storrs Col lege. Clement Sharpe gave several violin slections.
 Members of the Sheba Sheep Club accompanied by Mrs. Wing of Put. nam. All Club leader are planning n trip to Duham, New Hampshire. to visit Mir. Tirrell, formerly of Storrs College. They will leave by automo. bile early Friday morning.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-26
South Woodstock

Mrs. Belle Young expects to pass Thanksgiving in Douglas.
 George Wilcox and family of Alb ington were at Miss Ida Sangers on Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Johnston of Waterbury visited his father and sis ter over Sunday.
 The Ladies Aid met on Thursday afternoon with Mrs and Miss Bur leson. Eighteen ladies were present.
 The C. K. service was very nicely led by three of our young people. the Misses Evelyn Basto, Ruth and Anna Young.
 James Goldman with his daughter and husband, Mir. and Mrs Briggs of Attleboro, Mass, were guests at Henry Wells, Sunday
 Frank Moore, wife and two daugh- ters of Danielson were at Dan Basto's Sunday afternoon and eve ming. Miss Norma Moore attending church with her cousin in the eve ming.
 The chicken pie supper was a pleas ant successful affair. being we'll at tended by people from Thompson West Thompson. Grosvenordale, Pom fret. Quinebaug. Willimantic, North Woodstock and Woodstock Hill, be. side our own people. The sup. per of chicken pic, mashed potato turnips. bread and butter. pumpkin pie and cheese with coffee was pro. nounced excellent and happy social spirit was manifested all which helped to add to an enjoyable eve ming as well as the Aid treasury.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-26
Woodstock

Nr. and Mrs. Henry samothe en- tertained visitors from Worcester on Sunday.
 Niss Maud Healey of Bridgeport is home for Thanksgiving and the weekend.
 Miss Annie Shippey of Hartford is spending Thanksgiving at her home in Spracedaie.
 The Academy and elementary schools are closing Wednesday for the Thanksgiving recess.
 Mir and Mrs. Lester Gallup of Bos ton were visitors at Mir. and Mra. William Gallup's on Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs. Clarence Bowen are closing their summer home this week and returning to Brooklyn, \. ".
 Mrs. Elizabeth Bingham of Spring field is spending Thanksgiving and the weekend with her sister, Miss Mary Flynn.
 Mrs. Leonard Healey visited her daughter. Miss Maude, while in Bridgeport last week attending the State Convention of the League Of Women Voters.
 The Thanksgiving Social under the auspices of the Ladies Benevolent society of the Hill church will be held at Miss Nellie Chandler's home on Friday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Barber of Dan ielson and Miss Elsie Barber of Passaic, N. ]. are spending Thanks giving with Mir and Mrs. Albert Williams and family.
 On Thursday morning, beginning at $50 o'clock, Thanksgiving serv- ice will he held at the Hill church and will be conducted by the pastor. Rev. Russell Linton. Everybody is cordially invited to attend this serv- ice.
 The Hill Church will observe Loyalty Sunday next Sunday eve ming in combination with the regular Thank Offering service for Foreign Missions. The plan of Loyalty Sum day is to give people chance to aid the Plan of Advance. it being neces- sary to raise 20se more money for benevolences than has been done in recent years. Should the church fail to do this, the program of Missions, at home and abroad, will be much reduced All funds given will count as Thankoffering. The Ladies Bene- volent Society has been very for tunate in securing Miss Gertrude Chandler as the speaker of the eve ming. Miss Chandler Is the we'll known missionary from South India. Everybody interested is cordially in- vitcd to attend this meeting.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-26
East Woodstock

George Moore of New Haven spent Saturday at West View Farm.
 Ray Eddy will join his family in Maine for Thanksgiving, remaining until Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Townsend and three daughters spent Sunday with friends in Ware, Mass.
 Charles McDougall and family of New Haven spent Sunday with George Neeiy and family.
 w. k. Bosworth and family enter tained Miss Carrie Bosworth of Southbridge over the weekend.
 Mrs. Ellen Cox of the Centre dis trlct leaves this week for Hartford where she will spend the winter
 l.. II. Lindeman has sold his ap- ples, several hundred barrels, to a Boston firm. They began packing on Monday.
 Mrs. 4. II. Hubbard and brother Harold Cox spent Saturday in Hart ford calling on kebecca Hubbard and other relatives.
 John Killam will spend Thanksgiv- ing in Hartford with friends, leaving the latter part of the week for Flor ida, with Mir. and Mrs. w. R. Wit ter. former residents.
 Mrs. Charles k. Bunce, Mrs. John Horton. Mir. and Mrs. Willard Horton and two daughters. ali of South Man. chester. spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Everett k. May.
 Mir and Mrs. L. fl. Lindeman en- tertained last Wednesday Mir. and Mrs. Halsey Allen of Sterling, Mass. and on Sunday Mir. and Mrs. SiIas Allen and daughter Marion Of Wa terbury.
 Walter Potter of Worcester spent Sunday with his grandmother, Mrs. Alice l.. Potter. Callers during the day included Mrs. Nellie Clcmence of Sturbridge and Mrs Monroe of Southbridge. Mass.
 Special music at the Congregations al church on Sunday was enjoyed and included the Prelude Triumphal March by Waeks and 6 trombone solo. Pilgrims choice from Taun- hauser by Wagner by Max Marcy 1ian Upnam at the console.
 The monthly missionary meeting was held last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Harry Townsend, nineteen being present. The program was in charge of Mrs William Taylor who presented the 3rd Chapter of the study book, the New Caribbean, She was assisted by several members. A pleasant social hour followed with refreshments.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-26
North Woodstock

Arthur C. Potter's family expect to spend Thursday with relatives in Worcester.
 Miss Thelma McGregor of Put. nam spent the weekend with rel atives here
 Mrs. Lucy Barrett has accepted an invitation to spend Thanksgiving with Putnam relatives.
 Mrs. Nelson Frink of Putnam visited her brother, Ethal Barrett and family on Sunday.
 Ozias Milligan and Frank Barrett took q trip to New Hampshire las, week to visit Roy Allen and family.
 Harry Wyman and family of Som. erville were at their summer camp over the weekend also calling on friends.
 Miss Helen Sparrow of Grosvenor- dale was with her parents for the weekend and is also coming to stay over the holiday with them.
 The Edward Morse farm on the George Upham of Southbridge for merly of North Ashford. who buys for a home.
 Wallace Frink and family and Ralph EEdAiys EEdAiys and family have been invited Co spend Thanksgiving with David Hobson and family of South bridge. Mrs. Eddy and Mrs. Brink are Mrs Hobson's sisters.
 Mrs. George Lyons mother. Mrs. Bateman and sister. Mrs. Wyckoff of Asbury Park. N. J. have gone to Florida for the winter. Mrs. Bate man has spent served summers in town SO has quite circle of ae- Quaintances here.
 The baked bean and salad supper given last Friday evening was a pleasant affair and was we'll attend cd For program there were two
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-26
West Woodstock


 John Sparkling has recently had his buildings reshingied
 Mrs ida Bourbeau. son Arthur, and Elmer Davis motored to Uncauville Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Sidney F. Butler of Boston were al the Butler homestead over Sunday.
 Sr and Mrs Charles Thayer left this week to spend the winter in Southbridge
 Mr and Mrs. F. J. Williamson had as Thanksgiving dinner guests Judge and Mrs. Vine K. Parme'ee and Judge Parmaiec's mother. Mrs. Robert Par malee. Of Windsor
 The South Kent football team of which Aldis Perrin Butler has play ing center for two years won over it's principal rival. The Cunnery School, of Washington. Conn. by q score of 52-o, this being the final game of the season.
 The entertainment given by the Valley and West schools for the opening of the library was very good and the company that assembled were well entertained. Later all visited the library for books. Many new copies having recently been added
 The Home Economies Group met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Louis Hayward where there was an un- usually large gathering. Mrs. Make peace gave many practical demon strations on home millinery. The next meeting will be December sth.
 Mowry Ross, Mrs. Clarence Lyon, Mir and Mrs. Franklin Walker and Miss Clara Walker spent Sunday in Bridgeton. K. l.. with Mir. Ross cous- in. Frank Ross. This cousin owns a silver fox farm and the party were pleasantly entertained watching the twenty-two fine specimens he had in the enclosure.
 Your correspondent recently visited the summer homestead situated on the sunny slope of historic Bungay hllI where one can look down on the little village below and get magnificent views of all the country fer many miles. This farm. where five genera tions of Summers were born and where the family is now represented by three 5 generations, father, son and three ! promising grandsons. one finds the ] products of thrift and industry. We visit the cribs filled with perfect ears of golden corn, 340 bushels harvested from around two acres of land. In the barn big Holstein cows and the huge pair of Ayrshire oxen, both almost white. make a picture worth seeing. In the poultry yard are some K. l. Red bullets that could not be beaten by any poultry fancier. Next we visit the cellar where anyone. mouth would water to see the store Of luscious apples of kinds and color. too numerous to mention but varieties well represented by perfect specimens I Over 100 barrels all told If there is any truth in the time honored maxim that an apple day keeps the doctor away, the M.D.'s will find husines, dull in this family Mother Eyes trad. might thrive. The space not taker hy the above mentioned fruit Is fillec by fine Green Mountain potatoes. Be. hives viewed from safe distanc, no doubt are also well filled Though all this represents endless days ot hard labor where do We have nor, to show for 1t than on the dear ol, farm, where peace, plenty and pros perity reign supreme. The farme feeds them all
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-26
Mrs. Charles Drabble

Mrs. Alice Phillips Drabble. wife of Charles Drabble. formerly of Day. vile, and sister of Walter N. Phil lips of this city, died at her home in Auburn, \. Y., on Sunday, after a long lingering illness. The body will be brought on and inferred in the Dayville cemetery in her family lot, on Thursday morning at II o'clock. Rev. Joseph vasey, minister of the Congregational church will read the commitment services.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-26
WOODSTOCK ACADEMY NOTES
Ra.ksthall Season Open.

For the past week the boys and girls have been having basketball practice The season will open with the Alumni game this Wednesday evening. We expect to see many familiar faces on the alumni teams. On December . the teams will play the girls of Becker Business College Of Worcester and the boys o1 Woon- socket Commercial High School, both of the games being at Woodstock.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-26
Kidney Acids
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If Getting Up Nights, Rackache, frequent day calls. Leg Pains. Nerv- ousneea, or Burning. due to function- al Bladder Irritation. in acid coudi- tions, makes you feel tired. depressed and discouraged. try the Gyasess Test. Works fact, starts circulating thru the system in , miaates. Praiead by thousands for rapid and lositige ac- tion. Don't give up. Try Cystex tpro- nounced Sias-texl today. under the Irou-Ciad Guarnntee. Must quickly aIlav these conditions, improve rest- full sleep and energy, or money back. Only Soc at
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Putnam patriot., 1930-11-26
Sophomore Clas.

The members of the Sophomore Glass have started rehearsing for the annual play which is to be given on December IT. The play IS called Much Ado About Betty" Most of the sophomores have a part in it.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-26

piaao selections by Raymond Hib- bard. an interesting as we'll as in- structive talk on Pasteur by Rev. Russell Linton who also sang two solos to his own accompaniment.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-26
Thank.rixine Holiday.

The Academy will close at l.0b on Wednesday for the Thanksgiving holidays.
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ELI1sPoRT ITEMS

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their cottage,
Miss Ruth Newcomer entertained
Mr.. william Rider of Tacoma on Sum
day.
Chester IIill, accompanied by his
aunt, Miss Mary Bigham, visited his
mother on Saturday.
Ten little friends Of Donna Lee
helped her celebrate her tenth birth
day at Madiona Lodge last Thursday
and on Saturday they in turn remind
ed Bonnie Dunsford Of her twelfth
birthday
Mr. Warren Braytcn Of Seattle is
staying at Madrona Lodge while MAX
ing some Improvements on Miss Annie
Brayton's cottage on the Point.
Mr.and Mrs. j. M. Huckins of Wash
ougal, Wash, made a short visit at
the home Of their daughter, Mrs.
Bethea last week.
Mr.. Chas Moret,cnse has returned
to Ellisport after q winter In Vaughn.
Mr.. Geo. Thompson spent few
days In Bremerton this week.