Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25
EASTFORD

Teachers Sunday June q.
Community Club meeting July 9.
Next Friday last ball at Bartlett's
hall.
What the gypsy moth men say:
Let US spray"
The aged mother Of George Griggs
continues very feeble.
George French, at the Hartford
City Hospital, is improving.
Minister Meacham may make East
ford this week Welcome home
Charles Tatem's residence is receiv-
ing fresh baptism Of lead and oil
Town Clerk CLARK states that about
sixty dogs have been registered to
date.
Miss Janet Trowbridge found
| partridge nest containing ten eggs at
Crystal Lake
The Eastford Cash Store has been
selected as the Goodyear service sta
ton for this section
Miss Ethel L. Best Of Bronxville,
/ n. ! o.. was this week the guest OF Miss
Ethel g. Gardiner, the artist.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Dady Of Put
nam called on Mrs Clinton Manning
at the home Of Mrs Ida Converse,
Sunday.
A fine, large brood of goslings be
longing to Mrs George Heck of Union
siekened and died last week. Too bad,
by Heck!
J..F. Carpenter, Esq, and wife, and
Mr.. and Mrs " W Kennedy occupied
the Trowbridge cottage at Crystal
Lake over Sunday
No, Della dear. Connecticut cows
are not fed on milk-week nor cow
slips. Astronomically speaking, it is
not the Milky Way.
George A. Bowen attended the ma
tional auction sale Of Ayrshires The
total receipts were SAP 400, or an av-
erage per head Of 1865
Leonard Grenier of Willimantic,
former mail carrier between Putnam
and Eastford, accompanied by his
family, was in town last week.
The state highway was scraped Sat
ulday preparatory to a top dressing
and application Of oil, a supply of
which has reached South Windham.
William S. Warren has charge of
Eastford and Mrs 2. s. Collins of
North Ashford in the Windham Ceun-
" Farmers Association membership
drive
Judge and Mrs. j NJ Tatem, who
returned Saturday from a motoring
trip down east, aver they never saw
Dame Nature arrayed in more beau
tiful garb
John Young. Sr, aged s., and his
brother, Thomas. 81, of Union. are the
only survivors of father and seven
sons who saw service in the Civil War
from 81 to '65.
If you want to take solid comfort
and keep refreshingly cool read the
patriotic Putnam Patriot. You may
leave your name, your address and
yeuf SI.5o per annum at the Eastforl
Cash Store.
All who attended the union service
at the Congregational church speak
highly of the sermon given by Presid-
ing Elder W. II. Bath of Norwich. Ser
vices at the Methodist church will be
gin October |.
Attorney Howard {. Bradford and
family from Putnam were cream-ated
at the Gen Lyon Inn tea room the
other day. The rising young limb of
the law Wa here to see about Il very
important Casa case of eggs.
Next Monday. the 2sth, Robert Co
burn of Phoenixville will succeed Earl
Young as mail driver between East
ford and North Windham. Mr. Young
it is understood, will enter the service
| of the trolley company between vii
limantie and Norwich.
The reappontment of Charles +.
Searls as state attorney for Windham
county is exceedingly pleasing to his
legion Of friends in this neck o the
wood 1t would be still more crafty
| ine to hear of his nomination as con
gresham There's nothing surly
about Charlie Searls.
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