Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-07-02
EASTFORD

Charles Tatem is entertaining city
guests
Give it time: Two mails daily to
Abingdon
Comn>anity Club meeting next Fri
day evening.
Telephone linemen pulled wires like
politicians Tuesday.
Mrs. Pansy Neff of Clarks Corners
IS here for the summer.
John Whitford has put the village
green IN attractive shape.
Very little field corn has been
planted in the Mashapaug district.
Rev F. T. Meacham left Monday
morning for weeks spin inside the
hub.
Mrs William Coburn has returned
from visit 70 the Rose Of New Eng
land.
Mrs. Charles Bennett and children
visited her parents in Providence last
week.
Welcome Davis is nursing an ugly
liberated molar. Apply Davis Pain
Killer
A water system will be installed in
the cottage of Miss Ethel G. Gardiner,
the artist.
Ralph Green of Athol and Miss Ina
Buell. of Petersham Mass. were in
town recently.
A new garage adds to the attractive
ness of the Trowbridge cottage at
Crystal Lake.
Judge J. NJ. Tatem and Hon. Oliver
Hiscox of the Valley motored to Nor
witch Monday.
Arthur Adams of Wethersfield is
recuperating in the classic shades of
Eastford
Stanley Skiminsky will buy another
motor truck-the biggest in this part
of the county
Miss Sybl Converse is entertaining
her classmate and friend. Miss Thelma
Bruce of Putnam.
! A bug crew of the state entomolog-
zeal department finished spraying
hereabouts Monday.
The new bridge at Warrenville is
finished The new one at Eastford
Center not yet begun.
Mrs Charles Clark and son Donald
have returned from a visit to the par
sonage at East Thompson.
Ladies' Aid strawberry social on
the lawn of Judge and Mrs. j. NJ. Ia
tenn this friday evening.
Miss Elsie Lewis, nurse at the
Hartford Hospital, is enjoying a two
weeks vacation at her home here.
Town Clerk Clark is having a large
pantry added to the addition to his
house. He is bound to have enough to
eat.
! Ellery Bartlett took number of
gents to the Ringing Brothers Bar
mum & Bailey show at Worcester on
Monday.
! During the past ten days large
numbers have attended the Indian"
medicine company's entertainments at
Phoenixville.
Next Sunday afternoon n. W. Ken
nedy will be one of the speakers at
the L. O. o. NJ. patriotic demonstra-
ton at Westerly, R. I.
Bass fishing at Crystal Lake begin
ming July l. One can fish as long as
he likes, even if he does not get as
much as mosquito bite.
The triangular plot in front of the
Gen. Lyon Tea Room will be beauti-
fed Octagon stats will surround the
two magnificent wide-spreading elms:
Several from this vicinity were pres
ent at the fiftieth wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Sheldon at
South Woodstock Saturday. Best
wishes.
A large half-tone portrait of U. S.
Senator Warren G. Harding, the Re-
publican candidate for President,
graces the show window of the East
ford Cash Store.
Large influx of boys from the Me-
tropolis at Ramp Kelley, Crystal Lake,
the past week. The Boy Scouts from
Willimantic occupy delightful spot
on the opposite side.
Deputy Sheriff John H. Fits found
an abandoned Chalmers car near
Clark's Corners the other day. 1t be-
longed in Attleboro, Mass, and was
stolen in Providence.
Attorney and Mrs. j. F. Carpenter,
who have spent the past fortnight in
this quiet, sequestered haven of rest,
returned Saturday to their home in
Putnam. Come again
That donkey at the lake wandered
from its fold late Monday night and
when last seen was vending its weary
way toward the medicine camp at
Phoenixville 1.-The silly ASST
Danielson correspondent Norwich
Bulletin: An Eastford automobile
driven by a man who had a party of
Jamaica ginger big leaguers with him
attracted the attention of local Off
GERS.
Cupid whispers that Ariel Green,
rising young man, has taken unto
himself a Leap Year bride from
Hampton May their bouquet of
$aiie;to,1. inv aIuavS renain fresh and