Putnam patriot., 1921-09-09
ASHFORD

V NaiAeN AatgEA ta conN 4teSCeht
 Seven women and ten men are 10 be made voters.
 Thirteen students from Eastford entered the P II $. Tuesday morn ing
 i civil suit was tried before Justice Grant Trowbridge at the chapel Tues day.
 Archie Green is still a shut-in. He has returned from the Day Kimball Hospital
 Republican caucus, to nominate town candidates. tomorrow tSatur- day levening
 Miss Alice Rindge spent several days at Groton and various points of interest last week
 Misereauts stole two sacks of flour from the rear of Szymanski's auto truck the other night
 John Ethridge. mail carrier be- tween Eastford and North Windham. drives a new machine.
 Ten youngsters left Tuesday for their city homes. leaving some twen- ty still at the Eastford camp.
 Stanley Szymanski. truekman. is happy as q bridegroom. and all be cause he WAS married last week
 Darwin Lewis has bought from Percy Maddox a large tract of land, mostly pasturaee. near the lake
 Darwin Lewis and Dana Keith. to- gether with their wives. led the simple life in a tent at Crystal Lake the past week
 Mrs Charles Clark. Mrs. Ida Con. verse. Miss Sybil Converse and Miss Pansy Nef motored to Hartford Sat urday
 Trap shooting occupied the atten. ti6H of guests at the beautiful estate of Albert Spaulding of Worcester on Monday.
 The Center school opened Tuesday with Mrs Darwin Lewis as teacher and Miss Hazel Reynolds assistant Forty eight pupils enrolled
 Miss Henriett Osborne. teacher of sewing in the Bronx schools. New York City. was delighted with the charms of Eastford on Sunday.
 The hop over Bartlett's shop Friday night drew an immense crowd. Whit ford's orchestra furnished music and Billy Bates, the inimitable. prompted.
 Miss Jeanette Trowbridge had charge of the entertainment in "Ye 4 0lde Mile" at Phoenixville last week for the medal to be awarded for l life saving.
 I Work in charge of Charles Walker, the veteran road builder. was com menced Tuesday on the stretch of street leading from the Inn past the NJ. E. church.
 Rev Harold Austin of Hartford preached at the Congregational church Sunday morning. and took charge of the C. E. service in the chap. el in the evening.
 The cake sale held hy the Ladies' H md Mrs Charles Tstem last week was well attended and netted s1950 Mrs. HHl of SouthbfNee, reader, WIS very interesting
 W. J. Bartlett, Putnam's popular priced grocer, and family, called on friends Sunday afternoon. On Mon day T. R Carpenter. the water wagon fire insurance agent from the baby city. was in town.
 Mowry Baker. so. a veteran of the Civn War. died of old age and a shock at the home of William Farnham las, Friday, and the last rites were held at the Methodist church Monday, Rev Harvey Lawson of Union officiating Interment at Pomfret.
 Mrs George Baldwin. who died re. gently of tumor at her home in Petersham, Mass. was well and ia vorably known alike in the towns of Eastford. Woodstock and Pomfret where she lived many years For some time she was cook both at the Ben Grosvenor and Gen. Lyon Inn
 Miss Marie Gurnee left Wednesday to resume her duties as school teacher in New York City Since July six half-breed White Leghorn hens at her summer cittage here have laid an av- craze of five eggs day, From one bee hive on the premises Joe Gurley on Tuesday took s4 pounds of clover honey.
 William Warren of Eastford, sec retary of the Windham County Hol- stein -Friesian Association, writes to the state deputy cattle commissioner that this county is doing more tuber- culosis testing amsng cattle than any other county in Connecticut. He suggests that the department should clean up from tuberculosis a county or district at a time.
 C. o. Reed. head of the National Electrical Co.,. Washington. D. C., ac- companied by his wife and daughter, registered at Gen. Lyon Inn last week. This week H. R. Wilson, Jr., of the Wilson Plumbing Co.,. Newport, and wife and little daughter, have