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EAST WOODSTOCK
Frank X. May visited his cousins.
*!r. andMrs. Everett May. Sunday
sfternoon and evening.
Mrs. Esteiia F. Barrett, Barbara.
Doris and George Barrett were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
trover Haiiquist and Mrs. Robert
Carpenter at their new ranch house.
Everett May. Henry Cote and Mar
tin Barrett, the iatter from Xorth
Woodstock. attended the annuai aii
tay meeting of Putnam Lodge
A. F. & A.M. in South Woodstock.
Saturday. Officers were eiected and
atstaiied.
Auxiiiaty of the American Legion
ifeid a meeting on a recent evening
with Mrs. Burton DeVries. Mrs.
Atice Spencer presided, it was voted
3D purchase 1500 poppies and Christ
mas boxes to be distributed to needy
famines in Woodstock and Eastford.
9ther members present were Mrs.
Ruth Smith, Mrs. Barbara Brown.
Mrs. Eveiyn Eddy, Mrs. Patricia
Berntson. Mrs. Marguerite May. Mrs.
luiia Weiis. Refreshments were
aerved.
"Wnrte Sunday" wi'i be observ' d
Ay the Sunday Schooi at the Congre
fationai church.
Miss Fiorence Hanson and friend
tf Boston. Mass., were weekend
guest- of Mr. and Mrs. Aibert R.
Todd
Ready Hands 4-H Club m tFr.iay
afternoon at the home of Mrs. i.eon
trd Martin, who entertained cion
aienabers for supper, (jtris excna e U
' Christmas gifts and also displayed
gifts they had made. Members are
Ann Martin. Charlott Peckham. Deb
orah Chi!d. Emmy Khol, Helene
Sorenson, Ruth Anderson, Barbara
Hicks. Jean Fowler. Marcia Jordan.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Marvin and
son. Kenneth and daught r. Mrs.
George Brown. Jr., and children.
Sharon and W ade, visited her mother.
Mrs. Alice Batdwin and his sister,
Miss Grace Marvin in Mapleville, R.
!.. Sunday.
Lviug A. Paine of Xotth Wood
stock is spending the winter ssith his
sor,-iu-la.vanddaughte). Postmastet
and Alts. Wendell R. Bosworth.
Stephen and Penny t.rncoin spent
Saturday night with their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Fletcher in Dudley, Mass.
AlerryAlaid-4-H Club met Friday
afternoon with their leader. Mrs.
Do! is Anderson W ork on Christmas
gifts was a feature of the meeting
and plans for a Christmas party were
discussed. Refreshments were served.
Menrbe - are Siyno Anderson, l.averne
Child. Audrey Forrest, Ann Hibbard.
Caro! Laurers. Sally Soars. Betty
Ann White, assistant leader, gave a
-afety radio play at Achievement
nirht held recently in grange hall.
AD. and Airs. Robert Lincoln, Mr.
liiil All-. Richard Sears. Mr. and
Mrs Raymond Boyd attended a party
at the home of Mi. and Mrs. Harry
C t <ion. Woodstock Hill, Saturday
evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Franktin S. Wether
ett and chitdren. Peter and Jane of
Hastford were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Wetherett and
son. Vernon Sunday. Jane had been
spendtng severai days with her
grandparents.
(reorge A. Wetherett recentty feii
in the t<ai n when a [adder stipped
and he fractured his wrist. He was
i attended by Dr. David Bates.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Morse
have moved to the Stephen Morse
place and Arthur G. Morse Jr. and
t famiiy, who have occupied the house
I for severa! years, moved to the home
ptace and A. G. wit) run the dairy
arm with brother. Lewis S. Morse,
recentty married to Jane Shepard
of W oodstock Hitt.
Joseph Wittiams teft Saturday by
bus for his home in St. Petersburg,
Fta. He came north a year and a
ha f ago to take h s senior year at
Woodstock Academy, making his
home with Mrs. Estetta F. Barrett
and famity. For severa) weeks he
has been visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. John E. Chitd of Putnam.
Mrs. Myrtte W. Anderson, teacher
n the sixth grade, is confined with
grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sears and
j children. Keith, Satty, Christopher
, and Paut were recent dinner guests
[of h s parents, Mr. and Mrs. trving
Sears in Webster, Mass.
Mrs. Ray Eddy, Mrs. Richard Con
verse, Mrs. Ctayton Peckham, Mrs.
Robert Farrows. Mrs. Button De
Vries are hostesses for a supper in
the Community House Friday evening
from (< to 8. The Christmas sate be
gins at 3:30 o'ctock, Mrs. Henry
Baker chairman.
Annua! Society
Meeting Tuesday;
Whaples to Speak
The Woodstock Agricutturai So
ciety wit! hoid its annuai meeting
Tuesday evening, December 13, in the
vestry of the Woodstock Hiii Congre
gationai church. Supper wiit be
served at 7:00 o'ciock by the iadies
of the church. The speaker wiit be
Randotph Whapies. 4-M Ctub ieader.
He wiit discuss "t-H Ctuh Work in
Reiationship to the Country Fair."
Annua: etection of officers wiit be
heid. Ait members are urged to at
tend.
Woodstock
Mrs. Jan Long of Westtown, Pa.,
was the guest of Mrs. Ctinton Taytor
on Sunday.
Miss Cate Maass spent the past
weekend in Troy. Xew York and at
tended the miiitary bat! at Renssetaer
Potytechnic Institute on Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Xetson and
daughter Jane, and Mr. and Mrs.
HaroidCorteitar.d daughter Jane,
att of Andover, were Sunday supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Xeison.
Betty Putnam Chapter O.E.S. hetd
its tegutar meeting Monday evening
at the Masonic Tempie. The program
honored the Past Matrons and Past
Patrons of the chapter. A pot tuck
supper was served before the meet
ing. After the meeting Mr. and Mrs.
George Young were tendered a re
ception, celebrating the 5'Jth wedding
anniversary. They were presented a
beautifut wedding cake and bouquet.
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Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. George Young cele
brated the fiftieth anniversary of
their marriage Sunday, entertaining
friends front three to eight o'clock
at their pleasant home. Many were
gathered to honor the couple, who
have endeared themselves in every
way to the community in which their
life has been spent. Refreshments
were served and Mr. and Mrs. Young
received handsome gifts. All who
know them unite in congratulations
and good wishes for the years to
come.
Madeline Boivin was stricken with
tonsillitis last week.
Ladies Aid society held a meeting
last week Tuesday with Mrs. Way
land Marcy.
The Tuesday evening cottage
prayer meeting last week was held
at the home of Miss Nellie Burleson.
Christian Endeavor service Sun
day evening was led by Miss Eileen
Marcy. She illustrated her topic, "The
Good Samaritan" by stereopticon
slides, and Russell Marcy finely ren
dered a cornet solo.
Rev. John White was the dinner
guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Boivin.
West Woodstock
Miss Joyce Bruneau of Woodstock
Valley was a Sunday guest of Miss
Aili Kiuru.
Emerson Morse has been quite ill
for several weeks. He was 92 on his
last birthday.
Charles Caldwell, Sidney P. But
ler and Joseph Petersen attended a
meeting of their lodge Saturday eve
ning.
Stainless steel pots and pans should
be used to heat pickling liquids,
to avoid contamination of the pickles
and discoloring utensils.
North Woodwork
Mr. and Mrs.Ewart Heatey were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Siegfried Levy of Abington.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Heatey catted
on Mrs. E. R. Cox and Mrs. Minnie
Meyers at the Swanhotm Home in
Pomfret Sunday afternoon.
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