Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-04-02

Evbil Converse, Ill seSefdi Neeho
returns to the p. H. S. in two weeks
| Stereopticon illustrations Of Christ
If. at the NJ. +. church tonight lfri'
day..
Neyilles. the painter, has enough
.ork abead 10 keep him busy whole
year.
Telegraph and telephone repair
| men have been thick as mush the past
week.
Ralph Green has gone to Athoi'
Mass. to work. The Patriot VIII FOL
low him.
| Sidney Young and mother of Nor
| ,,;oh Visited friends and relatives here
this week.
George Darling is literary man.
| His mother rabbit gave birth to eleven
little ones.
The only Snow that's left Is Lean
1ar Saws he is almost gone. May ne
never melt
Grain appears to be seafeer than
money In other words, money can
not buy it,
Mrs William Colburn motored TO
Willimantie Monday. She prefers ehe
grip any time.
Work on the A Brazos 4 Sons mil
1;on-foot woodIot will be finished All
two or three weeks.
Everybody praises The Patriot and
seemingly everybody takes.fit. Go
thou and do likewise
Playing with stove poker and
PLAYING straight poker in the outskirts
Are stwo dffyfcnt things.
The daylight saving plan does not
save very much of anything Tor
farmers who employ help.
Whv so many whole and broken
| heaastones on the wall at the ola
graveyard west Of the village
rrocuses are in bloom Dandelions
look like twenty-dollar gold pieces on
the lawns. Cowslips are here
The town of Ashford, which then
include1 Eastford, was given separate
| probate jurisulctiVh JUN -
Rrazos Il Sons are now saving
II 600 feet of lumber daily. ohder-
stood he will fit up garage here.
The octagon shaped building va
Gated by the public library VIII De
used by A. NJ. Bowen for storage.
Already farmers are wondering now
and where they will be able to get
seed potatoes for planting purposes
Community Easter service at the
Congregational church Sunday morn
inc. An excellent program has been
! arranged
Trout fishermen are out IN tut
force Not more than twenty trout
can be taken by any one fisherman IN
one day
The late Chauncey Bosworth OF
Putnam was born near here and had q
host of friends throughout this part
Of the country,
| Edgar Cutting declares with al
oath that the spring freshet ha'
washed all of the trout cut OF th'
brooks kereabouts
The inimitable Souvenir fayiol
of Hartford addresses letter Tor tn
Eastford Cash Store to "Eastford
Enlarged Emporium
Predicted that there will be short
ace of seasoned stove wood next WIN
ter as very little cord wood has beer
cut and choppers are scarce.
} Chains used on motor vehlct
wheels during the icy weather hav
torn holes in highways worse thai
during the winter of 1867.
In some localities the inner bark o
fruit trees. gird.ed by mice, has bee
eaten clear to the wood. which, IT
feared. will cause the trees to die,
Gravel shovelers on the new stat
! road here get As much for their SCI
vices rs Jurors serving in the Superic
court, 81 per day Nothing like equa
ity.
4 woodehuck was killed in Phoenii
Z willie by men at BRAVO mill last wee
An are wondering if he was Il
( prophet Of Candlemas Day-Norwis
2 Bulletin.
; Orlo Carpenter is not the last
z the Mohieans, but he is the last OF
! to get in his summers supply of &c
Z two feet through, which was gather,
. March 24-6.
: An admirer declares that Tow
Z Clerk and Representative Charl
: Clark is solid senatorial timber.
! Judge Tatem declines the nominate
= inst watch "our Charlie" grow.
: Mrs. Mary Warren was able TO
. removed from the Day himball He