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WEST WOODSTOCK
Mr. and M13. Kinsman Wright
and two sons of Norwood, N.Y.,
meat Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Butier.
Herman Bennett was with his
another. Mrs. Clara Bennett over the
hoiidays. Having finished his training
he is now working for the Bartiett
Tree Expert company and is iiving
in Danbury. He iikes his work very
mnch, it was reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Beauehemin,
farmer residents of West Parish, are
receiving congratuiations on the birth
pf p son, November 22, who has been
ppmpff Mark.
WiBuna fiark was a guest of his
^ 4fwe in Boston, on
Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Eieanor Young and Jean and
Robert Fioyd were Thanksgiving
dinner guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert McFariane in Eastford.
Mr. and Mrs. Vine R. Parmelff
of W indsor were guests on Thanhs,
giving Day at the Wiilianfaon home
stead.
Miss Ida Robbins has been a re
cent guest of Mrs. Aiice Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Perrin and
famiiy entertained over the Thanks
giving hoiidays. Mr. and Mrs. George
Herbert and chiidren and Miss Char
iotte Preuss of Corona, N, Y.
Thanksgiving Day guests of Mrs.
Ruth Sumner were h?r three eons.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Boivin,
David and Madeiine Boivin were in
Manchester on Thanksgiving Day,
where David participated in the
track meet and was a member of the
winning team.
Mrs Ida Robbins of East Thomp
son and M**s. Mildred Marcy of
West Wondstevk visited Mrs. Beiie
[ Young and Mr*. Waytand Marcy
early this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Satbin Spalding ieft
for Florida Friday after visiting
Freeman Spalding and Mrs. Maro
Chappell on Thanksgiving Day.
The Christian Endeavor service
Sunday evening was led by Wayne
Huston. Malcolm and Miss Donna
Huston beautifully rendered a duet,
'.'The Sweet By and By."
W^vLand Marcy and family, Mrs.
P**"'' Young spent
the M«faV y'th %r. Mrs. Her
31^!1 MW? 8? W?!t. Wead'tock.
Mrs. Wheelock, who is caring for
Mrs. Belie Young, was the Thanks
giving guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Phiiip Bridges of Pomfret.
Mrs. Henry Rzeznikerwitz was
guest of honor at a recent stork
shower at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Eiia Whitehouse.
A cottage preayer meeting was
heid at the home of Deacon and Mrs.
Lee Huston iast Tuesday evening.
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News and Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cudworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Ciayton Cudworth
were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund Livingston in See
konk, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Luman Turner of
Springheid. Vermont spent the week
end with Mrs. Liiiian Reynoids.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Vinton spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. O.
A. Weeks in Abington.
T. R. Gardner, secretary-terasurer
of the Atiantic Union Conference in
South Lancaster. Mass., was speaker
Saturday afternoon at the Seventh
day Adventist church. He reeentiy
returned from the autumn counci] of
the denomination heid in St. Louis,
Missouri and read reports from there.
He said,"In planning for appropri
ations at that time a budget of
$16,000,000 was voted for the year
1950 for work in North America and
forign tieids." Mr. Gardner sang the
hymn "O Thy Way Is Long and
Weary."
Bernard, Francis, Roland and their
famiiies.
Miss Sarah DeLamater and Mrs.
Wiiiiam Clark were Thanksgiving
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James
J. Sheehan of Washington, R. 1.
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