Putnam patriot., 1930-05-29
Woodstock

Mrs. Annie Lcavitt and daughter Bernice have arrived from Florida.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Williams have been entertaining friends from Boston.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Westhaver spent the weekend with their home folks in Boston.
 Frederick Hinricks has resumed his position in the church school as iead- CT of the adult class.
 Miss Annie Shippey of Hartford IS at her home in Sprueedale for Mem orial Day and the weekend.
 Mrs Myron Sparrow IS reported as doing we'll after her recent operation when her leg was amputated.
 Mrs. Jessie Marsh has been in town for several days. spending a part of the time with Mrs. l.. II. Healey.
 Miss Elsie Johnson who is traning at Hahnamann Hospital in Worcester is enjoying a two weeks vacation.
 Rev. and Mrs Russell Linton had as guests last Sunday classmates from the Hartford Theological School.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wood of Coventry were Sunday guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Shippey.
 The 4-H Club held a meeting on Tuesday evening at East View Farm and had pleasant and profitable time.
 Mrs. Harry Wells and small son have been spending several days in Providence with Mir. and Mrs. Ed ward Swan.
 Mrs. Evan Erickson and small daughter of East Woodstock spent last Tuesday with her mother. Mrs. Ralph Andrews.
 The graduation exercises of the Woodstock elementary schools IS be- ing held at Academy Hall on Tues day evening, June 10th.
 Mir. and Mrs Ernest Morse and MT. and Mrs. Howard Bradford of Put nam attended the morning service at the Hill church last Sunday
 Mrs. Charles Hopkins attended a meeting of the Eastern Star in Moo sup on Saturday evening and one in Worcester on Monday evening.
 Mrs. Leonard Healey is in Hartford this week to attend the graduation of her daughter. Miss Sarah. from the Hartford hospital.
 Because of the rain last Sunday tHt Stffittr III W NNhHANAA were postponed It is planned to have these services next Sunday.
 At the Hill Church last Sunday most of the morning service of wor- ship was conducted by a classmate of the pastor. Rev. Russell Linton.
 On Memorial Day, members and trends of the Swedish Young Peoples Society are planning an outing to Wards Lake in East Brookfeld, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Healey, IT, and Mir. and Mrs. Edward Lewis of Jamaica, N. Y. are spending Memo rial Day and the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Healey, Sr.
 The Raymond Benson Post of the American Legion will visit and con- duet exercises at the following ceme- teries on Memorial Day: East Wood stock, 9 A. Nj d. g. L.. North. 9.3O, Center 10. Hill i030. Qnasset II, Barlow l13O. Bungy l2. and Brad ford Marcy i2.30.
 At the annual meeting of the Center Cemetery Association. the following officers were elected; President. Will liam Myers, vice president, Georgl Lynn; secretary, Mrs. Lester Starr treasurer. Mrs. Wendell Nitter di rectors. Mrs. Juia Clapp. Mrs. Will liam Myers, Wendell Witter.
 The League of Women Voters me on Wednesday afternoon, at the homi of Mrs. George Lyon. Mrs Alber Williams had the program in eharg, and gave a talk on Federal Aid. Current Events were given by severa members. The hostess served dainty refreshments during the social houi which was followed
 William Johnson. who owns a farm in Sprucedale, has gone Co Sweden to visit relatives and friends. Robert Johnson of West Woodstock and Ben jamin Johnson of North Woodstock are sons of Mir Johnson. Mrs. Bert Johnson is a granddaughter.