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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07

Hamel is becoming more popu-
day because it always sat
users. Anyone can use il
same satisfaction AZ an ex-
painter. Try one can and
fe no other. Sold only by
Matthews Hlw. co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07
WARNING ORDER.
sezsss Brings B7sssu1Hss5-Try one.

In judge J. A. Frazier, Court, JUS
tice CT the Peace of Vaugine Town
ship.
Joe Pratt, Plaintiff VS.. l. P. lseral,
Defendant.
The Defendant 1. p. Iseral is warm
ed to appear. in this court within
thirty days ard answer the complaint
Ct Plaintiff, Joe Pratt.
Given under my hand this 9Th, day
Of November 1911.
J, A, FRAZIER,
Justice Ct tic Peace Vaugine Town
ship.
Ii. Z ii 21-a3=I2-i.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07

w4t41Er-NEu no 7RA4MI, ,tf
zsrl. coed nay ard tailor ma''e
suit IN 80 day Ias4aerisIGe UT
= Hsoessa1y. Gaangt.e5, so;qp:', no
Ter; s~rec5al.iev, J ~. MeHfaIy q
TO, Chicago, ~.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07

Stirring and pouring the freshly
drawn milk will reduce In part the
peculiar Udor present in quality and
with more good butter on the market
more Ii consumed,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07

Green fodder at the tail end OF the
summer Is rclished by the cows as ice
cream is relished by the school chill.
dren:s
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07

la Groom house. with all modern
Snveniences, servant house, chicken
kuse. large stable. Lot 12ox154 feet.
II be sold at a bargain. Appi. to
s. Emma White, admx. corner Bar
Ne and Cherry streets. II.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07

FOR SALE-ONE JEWEL GAS
range; one Rorrd Cob 5tns-s, one
dining table: Oh sat. Si2irs Apuiy
J. F. Hiatt, 5th sid Pike 2tst.
1G ~ I'm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07

FOR RENT-RooMS F%sURfiGsItIsD
or unfinished, also rcolas Tor lust
housekeeping. 3l6 West Pulten st.
Telaphona 1887. - It'd 1T.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07
FOR RENT BY
r. P..BRYAN
(Snectsser to C. S. NcEey.)

(Suecsssef to C. S. NcEep.)
700 ". 18TH, 3 rooms, city water. Will
repair $3.50
1865 Cherry, 1 rooms, lights, water,
and bath $3.50
t04 South fa, S rooms, convenient to
shops. R%epapered .......... $500
712 Main, 8 rooms. Modern. Excel
lent location for /. boarding house,
at 94O.Vo
1920 ". 9Th, s rooms, modern. Cor
nef let $500
St4 W. End. S rooms, reception hall.
Strictly modera 1850. $50 90
1867 W. 9Th, S rooms and hail. Mod
ern. good location s,....,.$22.5o
Main street. Ole mile soush-Maca-
dam road. sroom house, TO acres
Of land. Plenty of cut building.
Il - $500 ....5.... $50. 90
1919 ". 18Th 4 rooms al Vail. new
foure ,>e,..e $1f.00
4ts W. 11th. 1 Hoons, city water,
It .~..-. $50! .s.... $1,000
ir3 Fiefica, I feor,s, e'.y water,
gerts .es..s,=e.- e..- $500
4t7 Florida, 4 rco,ns, ci'y water,
rents sz..ze.z - $500
1921 Stats, I Rooms ID Hna. New
fuuse, 1aa''eta ..5.5z.." -. $20op
#mA5H.. 81 =? 50 shet!.et I'd
ITS Clee'ntt, $ rooias aai 81 ""i-
era, seuts ,e-.4-..e.-. $1,000
1892 W, STA, 8 ooI;s and .ali, nod-
serll, re,t.: .t.,a.....e.4e.. $3.50
5eo2 y. tn. 1 r,,orss. lily water, close
to- s1Fopa, rents s.set.s,5... $3.50
ia South tseio., ! aoes-'ss cs-y vater,
aents 500
9th ana N'iv, :. sts,e, tio.lhi III 80,
r~siSept TRACE section II r. ty.
i9sa'' 5000
18th and Edil, 4 roe"s sal III,
rents ..s..e+ - 90
f9t3 ff~astnah, 4 reo1as iaXd Nali, .""i-
ern, large lot, good harm -. STE
l4dS Stale. s Nooras nd IN, nod
fsa s..-+.. $500
II. 2. BIZ
NO. iOS Fine 1t phone al.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07

" a1a-ED-FCR say MILL, a}0oD
= 1oggers, prefer Ken n&perit need
with Knifht doea Addresa-z<1.lSS
e0GK OAK CONT AEY, E~i'gs7iifo,
.Art. ii~3st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07

WANTED METZ TO LEARN THE
Barber trade. We want plain PEG
pie for a plain business. We teach
T. SUI ewn toethod that saves
years of apprenticeship. Tools
given. Apply by mail, Moler Bar
bs7 College, Memphis, Tom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07

FOR RENT-FIvE ROOM COTTAGE
With bath ana all modern CONVEX
fences. Apply TO r. Fl. Stearns
4 Co. 6.11-tY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07

FOR SALE-CHEAp A BAeT BUR-
ner apply at 1920 $. Cha in tf"N
forenoon. ll-5-tS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07

Whatever material is used for bed
ding, il should be changed sufficient.
" oiisn 10 insure cleanliness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07
LOST

RTlla, LIBERAL RE
ord for return 10 Graphic Ottitn
information. Fhoue or write
itor Graphic. tl@l ct.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07

1t is nearly always best to save
scme Of the old sows. especially to
farrow the early spring filters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07

FOR SALE-LARGM R0Ufir OAK
Stove, for heating store Or large
| place, for sale cheap. Appiy Gta-
I phic. IT,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07

A drove of hogs OF all coiors and
sizes brings as much money as a
drove Ue the same breed. color and
ste.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07
DR.. q. .. SMITH
VETERINARY SURGEON

AND DEE
Treats al diseases OF h0EGes. Etsts
Cattle and Dogs. Crtica al J. Il Rs:
stts Stable. 917 Pine 50. lCalavet
Cd ptable) tiT-t door south % Z
1ce N1ct,ty. Old phone ia. Es'
phCna 9A3. NesIdense s1ce
9th Ave Telephone .(lOns sistsree'
10.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07
Wan!,a::5,

Waited girls TO i..ro b4attty
nr+ure, taaIt1 ee"iug manieur'lE,
t.tiropodYs sho-t tsroe completes.
Tools dirlproas given. Paying posi-
4dals waiting Write Palmer ~ tenn
L:fttge Roef, Ark, lid I'm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07

Waited uaen tt learn harbsr;
trzle, wages ffoto cart, eres III tton
staa,dy positions guaranteed. Our CT.
f. is best. Write 1T ontns fa'mer
System, Little Rock, Fhrt Smith CT
,jor1iu, no li@54'l TN
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07

FOR RENT-STOh ON EAST
Sixth avenue. opposite Heading
Factory, near Cotton Felt Shops.
Apply A. N. BARROW. l1-3-tt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07
For Sale,

FOR SALE-5 PASSANGtEE2 OVER
land Tour ing CIR Apply 81" care
Graphic. " il'f=tf'
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-07

Fruit men have complained that
the canal connecting lake Michigan
with the Mississippi river has At.
fected the climate in the fruit dis
trlcts OF Michigan, Wisconsin. Illinois
ard Northern Indiana, deleteriously.
The explain this by assuming that
the drainage carries away the warm
stratum of water at the surface of
the lake. which reduces the average
temperature of thelake and inter-
feres with its ameliorating Influence
on adjacent lands devoted to fruit
growing. Government experts regard
the complaint as not unreasonable
have undertaken an Investigation
OF the conditions involved.
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-23
PoMFRET

Pomtret was very gay place last week. In fact it was without doubt the gayest time of the year, sfor the rel atives and friends of the boys began to gather the week before, ,''so as to be here to witness the sports of the boys. By Thursday night every room at the Ben Grosvenor was taken, and every one who could entertain had their houses full of guests.
 On Tuesday evening Miss Grosven- .or's concert was enjoyed by many, and Thursday evening the boys usual par ade was witnessed by not only the townspeople and their guests, but by a large number of people from the sur. rounding towns, even Brooklyn and Danieson were well represented, for fully thousand people had come to- gether. The auto procession was great and it began early. The boys called on John Grosl enor at his own home for a speech, but were served instead to ice cream, which was fully as well come. After the fireworks and bonfire was over they were given spread at the school.
 Many people came in their automo- piles to attend the annual Prize Day exercises which are not attended large ly by the people in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. 0lmsted gave a lunch con as usual Prize Day, and then came the exodus of not only the school boys but their friends that afternoon. The older boys returned this week to take their "eXams" for college. Fully sixty people left the Ben Grosvenor that afternoon. Many people who come there to board for the summer wait until after the rush of the week IS over.
 Miss Louise Grosvenor spent day or two in town this week.
 Academy Sunday at Woodstock was largely attended by people from here
 Miss Hazel Davenport is at home again.
 Robert and Miss Elinor Jacob were in town last week, and their parents spent Sunday Aere, all coming by au' tomobiles.
 Miss Reeves spent Sunday in New Haven.
 The closing days of District No. school deserve special mention, for the pupils did their teachers credit, and class of nine were prepared to enter the High school.
 Dr. Overlook has new automobile A runabout for his ordinary work Certainly the machines are of great benefit to doctors and their patients
 Drs. Overlook and Gildersleeve at tended together a dinner given by pr Mason in Wilimantic this week
 There will be Swedish meeting Tn the Congregational church on Monday evening at s o'cloek.i
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-23
THOMPSON

The Thompson w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Sarah Mills lruesuale Thursday, June %, at p. m. lhls ls the annual floral meeting so all mem hers are asked to bring flowers to De sent To the sick and shut-lns. ne floral committee have charge oi the nrogram for the afternoon. A Iull at- tendance is desired.
 The Kings Daughters have an ar day social Wednesday,, June zi, u which all ladies are cordially lnNIteu' Their regular meeting is Friday, Juhe 30th, at ?. m.
 The children's concert Sunday at 10 45 was very nice indeed. The chuteh was tastefully trimmed under the gnidance of Mrs. Ransom and Mls. Gammel. The speaking and singing was excellent and showed that the committee had worked faithfully anu moi in vain. There was good congfe- gation.
 schools closedJu une 18th for the sum- mer.
 M, Whitaker's house, formerly itne Allen Bixby place al Blanay mn, was burned Tuesday night aoou' r sIA o'clock. The cause is unknown. a ,ho lewis of New York had oougn' 'ne place, but had not moved.
 Rev. J. H. Garst is attending con vention at Philadelphia.
 Mr and Mrs. Frank Ramsey oi Der wick recently welcomed son. Mrs. Beebe's help gave whist par tv followed by dance, at the io"n Hall, June 18th. pohert Dunning is improving. Mrs. L. c. Thompson Is on 'ne S''A list.
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-23
xnRr f zosvENDRpALE

rho feast of St. John the Baptist will
 iaaIo1raled in bv the St. John the Bap- L., ' soeiefv on Saturday and an elabo- s' ss. nragram of festivities has been V.nged a.s At one o'clock the order i!il march from Union hall to the ball ,aands headed by the Canadian band End Op,, p,a,eeompanied by Les Danes de la temperance cadets and les ar L;sans The amusements at the t.asnds will consist of base ball .ms between the St. John society and i Ebe temperance cadets, tug of war be- ,ssen members of the society and f.smbers of the band, three-legged scs.. sack races, egg races, and wom- nis races. In the evening reception <, members and their families will be ksld in Gnion hall. Sunday there fsII he A high mass for the society at Josephs church at s o'clock. The Dembers will attend in body. A col Ielion will be taken.
 Last Sunday Corpus Christi was ob. kyed al II. Joseph's church. All of
 bp societies in the parish took part,
 pre being over 2000 in the line of
 arch while another thousand people
 itnessed the ceremonies.
 The death of Justus Briggs occurred
 Atlanta, Ga, on June b, He was
 bpther of Mrs. c. k. Elliott of Gros-
 knordae.
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-23
WOODSTOCK

Pne 18th was Academy Sunday and tlfst Congregational church was With a congregation who repre- d the different parts of Wood and some people from Pomfret, Eofd, Putnam and Thompson. The el was beautifully decorated, PsOn Of maiden hair ferns banking Eflolr platform and the academy ot blue and gold being repre-. by tastefully arranged butter and iris. Good music was fur oy Walter E. Dodge as organ lsS Ross, violinist, and a quartet sung of Mrs. R. C. Paine of Pson, Tracy White and wife of woodstock and John Child of an. The singing was appreciat- sA TOT Its quality and the person. Heiest Of the singers, as former my students. William C. and heey ;. Child of the academy ol 1900 and 1902 ushered the IS and students to their seats in Ody Of the church. The sermon ". |. k. Curtis of South Wood was based upon ithe text "The shlch are seen are temporal but lhgs which are unseen are and was practical and uplift- laalon exercises will take place nday afternoon at 2.30 in Acade- Rev. W. 5. Beard of Willi- uellVering the address, and soh Holt of the New York ln- ptht Dissenting the diplomas. Harry Flynn with his family iosidence visited his mother snd Ms. Rollins are entertain oquieGs and Miss Stiles from efsey.
 ueneyieve Waters is in town summer vacation.
 weeks account of Children's s ,ed to give due credit to the pro- aIIied out by the little people Ae direction of an efficient ! !! qi Woodstock grangers went Friday evening and present.
 jeremiah" for the benefit of seiub of that town.
 k: Dean spent Sunday with y In Woodstock.
 uhild and wife entertained a nom Dudley at their bunga- soay evening.
 sonn Clark and her brother, aAnaeman, Ispent Sunday in
 making the trip in MT. sas automobile.
 .asaaick, Mrs. Sampson and
 1. attended the meeting of the committee of the Woodstock as s n society held with Mrs. ru1nam on Saturday.
 .as .a Haskell and wife and Miss
 S.eil are visiting their grand
 an w. W. Mathewson.
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-23
- - EAST WOODSTOCK

Schools closed last Friday. |0Iah and Jessie Withey with friends km Boston were guests of Mrs. Belle fithey over Sunday.
 Mrs. Almira Snow of South Fra fngham is visiting her daughter, )rs. Harley Foster.
 {asa L. May and daughter Irene of pyard, R. ., visited J. 5. May and 'nily over Sunday.
 Nn. C. E. May, Mrs. M. B. Morse "a E. E. May took a trolley ride to Sdng6ed last Thursday calling on ks Mary Sanger, whom they found comfortable health. She was sS bn old June 20.t
 William Thurber of Brooklyn was town last Saturday having the bperty of the late Helen $. Aldrich praised, he being executor of the es- Iaryin Bates and wife celebrated ir golden wedding Monday in a et way. Byron Bates and family, T Perrin and family and few khbors called during the afternoon.
 D, Sanger, Mrs. NJ. B. Morse and
 E. E. May visited Ernest Rice
 wife of Barre, Mass, Saturday
 Sunday, making the trip in Mir. lgef's automobile. Side trips were Ito Mt. W Waehuset, Gardner, Hub iston, and other nearby towns.
 IS. T. A. Turner, daughters Der
 and Lyle, and son EI ans were Els of Harold Hubbard and wife at
 English Neighborhood Wednesday.
 IS. Emma Bixby and two children Visiting relatives in Coventry.
 S Angie Kennedy of Putnam was
 guest of Mrs. V. T. WethereIl last
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-23
..r., WOODSTOCK

as Green, wife and son of Nor--
 9sihes ssd Mrs. Merrill Douglass oi essieIl .s apS were guests of J. E. Burle- NOf~iis,1 iisraiiv at Brook Farm last week. s0I a-ss ,p Harrington and wife of Put
 6eo,sv me weekend with MT. liar pain p,si3S spfS < brother Charles and family hss'o sa,yiee was held in the Baptist
 No tast sunday morning on ae- ehuTen me the Baecalaureate service on eauns, ns,Ssoek 7. Hill. Rev. l.. 5: Curtis oi Aeq1sStit qgsntist church preached the ser Hiy Randall is stopping in south a.5stoek for time.
 "v Tss schools in town closed for the ,..sr last week.
 sa.. Blanche Shippey of Stafford niT; T;ss Nellie Burleson of nion are ana ana.sisd @ home this week for the long .s NJ F. Litchfield, who has been n,s; usine for A few months past, is the ID ~ G of her relatives here. She is ac- gaesnsnied m by her daughter Olive.
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-23
NORTH WOODSTOCK

Mrs. Cyrus Potter and daughter Mary were among the guests at a birthday surprise given Mrs. J. NJ. Tatem of Eastford on Tuesday evening.
 Miss Bernice Leavitt is at her home for the summer.
 Miss Olive Paine is expected home on Friday.
 Nelson Morse is being cared for by d male nurse, as he grows more helpless each day
 Mrs. D. Skinner has been visit ing her sister, Mrs. Kennedy of Mystic.
 The closing exercises of Miss Sarah Potter's school were very pleasing and enjoyed by those invited to witness them. Interspersed among the recital tions were songs, poems and memory gems. Refreshments of strawberries, ice cream, cake, lemonade and fruit were served at the close.
 Miss Maude E. Heaiey is attending the graduation exercises at Whitman tie Normal school this week.
 Several candidates received the lst and and degrees at the last meeting Of Woodstock grange. The program was in charge of Leroy Peckham, the worthy steward.
 The pupils in the Chandler district held their closing exercises in the open last Friday, ending up with picnic on Steere's hill. Mrs. Frank Chaffee is visiting rela- lives in Holland. Mrs. Amasa Morse is entertaining her niece, Miss Elizabeth Shattuck of Sturbridge. Mrs. William Brown and daughter Mildred spent Monday in Worcester. Mrs. Ruth Weld of Spencer is visit ing relatives in the English neighbor. hood.
 Nina Gordon is visiting friends in Maiden.
 A special meeting Of Woodstock grange will be held next Tuesday even ing for the purpose of conferring the 3rd and tth degrees.
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-23

| A company of W. A. students pic- nicked al Roseland park Friday after. 1 noon by invitation of Max C,onneT of the senior class. His mother recently party. N'''' VI 'iieu tue Woodstock people are.anticinsting the strawberry festival to be held in eile NeslFy of the South WoodstoeE chGFch Tuesday, June =. frem ; to l0 l CLOCK D. m. StraW berries, cake and ice cream Will be furnished for 35 cents aney articles, home made candies and eake VIII be for sale. A good time is assured and everybody invited.
 E: B. Chandler and wife are cuests oi Miss Nellie Chandler for a few days making the trip from New York thfough the BerkshireS in their motor oh Monday accompanied hy Miss Snahdler, Mrs. Lottie May and H I Lottet and wife they took an auto trip through Union and Willimantic.
 On Wednesday Henry Child and wlie accompanied II. H. Davenport of roulIret on an auto trip through the southern part of the county.
 A series of mission meetings will be neld Tn the Swedish church Friday. saturday and Sunday, June B, 24, 5, al the following hours: Friday evening at ':oo, Saturday morning at 10 and evening at l.3O o'clock, Sunday at 10 d. III, ana { p. m. The speakers will Ue heN' J. F. Ohlson of Cambridge, heV. '. N Bowman, Boston, and Rev. D. E' flNl ot New Britain. All are coIulally invited. The meetings will De tull of interest. The speakers are men of exceptional ability and all should avail themselves of the oppor- tanity to hear them.
 The following is a ,list of books re- gently received by the Woodstock d- Drary from the state:
 me Circuit Rider Harris l f oeths Rossetti Rose of the Wind Branch rosy Rlng Wiggin and Smith i St. Nicholas bound vols. l909-10 1 Twenty Years at Hull House Addams Walls of Constantinople Baker Life of Cyrus Hamlin HamIin Recollections of Mrs Roger Pryor
 Pryor The Old Wives Tale Bennett How to Live on 24 Hours a Day
 Bennett ] Trans Himalaya vols Hedin 1 viva MeXleo Flandrau Across South America Bingham History of Rome vols l, ,, 3, 4. Ferrero Scott's Works ? vols
 Twice born Men Begbie l Adventures in Friendship Grayson 1 Adventures in Contentment Gravsen | Cy Whittaker's House Lincoln City of Beautiful Nonsense Thurston
 A pleasing social event was tea given at The Films Tuesday afternoon to introduce Mrs. Conner of Japan to some of the Woodstock ladies. Japan ese curios were shown, the favorS were hand painted Japanese doilies, and re- treatments were suggestive of Japan being served by Misses Sophie Barrett, Helen Perley and Rilla Child in Japan ese and Roumanian costumes.
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-23
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

u. A N. Hammond is spending
 ak sls, ir Worcester, Nestboro and iN iNsSIin Yin Marjorie Hammond, who ! lau ssen o. attending high school there nsi iil return home with her. u, Ijneks has been planting a nice hsdge on his lawn Roland Corbin'S little son IS suffer ;ug from m abscess.
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-23

The collection amounted to exactly 5.
 Miss Grace Lawton of Phoenixville is considerably improved in health. She attended the graduation of the Putnam High school on Thursday. She graduated there last June.
 Dr. II. H. Converse, wife and daugh- ter Sybil went on Wednesday to Clark $ Corners and Mrs. Converse and Sybil will remain until the first of next week.
 Dr. Converse has exchanged his old Maxwell car for one of this years model. The new car is a two-passen- ger runabout.
 Miss Blanche Perry is member of l the graduating class at Woodstock ! academy thIs year. She has been the
 recipient of many beautiful gifts from her relatives and frie nds. She expects to enter Normal school in the autumn. The Epworth league will conduct it's first social and entertainment of the year in the vestry of the NJ. E. church this (Thursday) evening. Relatives and friends gathered at the home of the Hon. J. NJ. Tatem on Tuesday evening to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Mrs. Tatem's birth. The gathering was complete surprise to her and the arrangements were not carried out without considerable ma- neuvering on the part of MT Iatem and his son and wife, Charles D. Ta- tenn and wife, who planned the affair. It was necessary to carry Mrs. Tatem to Willimantic on a call on her other children, J. Carlton Tatem and wife and Harry l.. Tatem and wife. Upon | her return home with Judge Tatem and J. C. Tatem and wife she found | the house filled with friends and rela- tives. A very enjoyable evening fol- | led. Mrs Tatem was the recipient of many beautiful gifts among which
 were table linen, cut glass and china and from MT. Tatem a beautiful gold
 watch. Mrs. Tatem's many friends in Eastford extend wishes for many more happy and useful years.
 In the District No. school taught by Miss Alice Carpenter, the pupils whose names follow were present every day for the term ending June 15: | William Chilkott Ethel Spink | Annie Chilkott Lena Spink
 Godfrieda kucera Frank Spnk 1 Adelbert Lafantasie Blanche Spink
 Edith Spink Earl Eaton Charles NJ. Fenner and wife of Put nam were callers at the home of Rev.
 A. II. Withee and wife last Friday.
 The closing exercises of the Eastford schools were held in the Congregation
 al chapel on Friday, June Is. The ex-
 ercises were very interesting, the more
 so as the children had an opportunity
 to demonstrate in measure what they
 had accomplished of school work dur
 Ing the year. Refreshments provided
 bv Supt. C. F.. Pratt and by the par
 ents of the children were served to all.
 Much has been accomplished and
 Eastford is ito be congratulated upon
 it's improved school system.
 Edwin Thomas, private secretary to Gov. Baldwin, accompanied by Prof.
 Wurts of Yale and Miss Bertha Wurts
 will visit his family who are staying
 here for the summer, over the week
 end.
 Rev. A. H. Withee will hold services
 in the chapel at Phoenixville Sunday l afternoon at o'clock.
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-23
NIiss Farr Is serionslv ill.

Miss Farr is seriously i'll.
 Mrs. Wiley is quite i'll.
 Moses Ramsey is a guest at E. E. Rhodes
 Children's Day was observed at the Baptist church last Sunday.
Putnam patriot., 1911-06-23
ASHFORD

The following pupils in the primary had perfect attendance for