Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-12-23
EASTFORD

Hard wood sells for Sc a cord.
William Sphinx is foxy. He has shot
still another Reynard.
Oliver Bowen eoutemplates au auto
mobile trip 70 Florida.
Big crowd at the PhoenixviTe
dance Saturday night.
The addition to Miss Garnie's cot
tage is nearing completion.
Joe Gurley brought down a hand
some fox early Monday morning.
Mrs. 4. Bartlett returned to her
home in Putnam the first Of the week.
William 5. Warren viii alI the sew
eral iee-houses IN this vicinity as usu-
al
The Tatem handle factory Is run
ming fun time. No hard times in East
ford.
James Neville is painting the inside
Of Albert Hammond's house NJ the
Valley.
Artist Neville has improved the in
terror of Mrs. Ida converse,s resi-.
dence.
Mrs. Ralph Green visited relatives
and friends in Petersham, Mass. last
week.
Miss Sadie Moore Of North Ashford
is staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Cutting
Masters Ralph Davis and Carl and
Aldrieh Lewis are recovering from an
attack Of measles.
Miss Molhe Trowbridge. suffering
from asthma. Is now undergoing
treatment in Putnam.
Fully half Of the school children are
this week confined to their homes
with colds and other ailments.
Carlton Tatem and family and Mrs.
Ida Converse motored Monday to the
city to make holiday purchases.
Archie Green has been suffering
with an ugly middle finger. caused by
a long splinter penetrating same
4 handsome hand-inished pointer
has been presented by the pupils of
the Center school to their popular
teacher, Mrs. Darwin Lewis
First Selectman Archa Walker is
receiving congratulations on his ap-
pointment as a supervisor in the state
highway department He is an Al
road builder.
The Far East lecture. illustrated By
stereoptieon, at the chapel Sunday
evening, drew out a goodly number.
and the talk by Parson Abbott was
well received.
At the community service held in
the Methodist church Sunday morning
Rev A {. Abbott preached on Near
East relief and created deep impress
sion. Special collection for same
next Sunday.
BY the will Of the late Mrs Anna
Maria Levin. Mrs. Lucy Smith, POM
fret receives life use Of the estate
in Putnam, and Mrs. Smiths daugh-
ter, Mrs Ethel tWilliamsl SPHINX Of
Eastford. IS left the remainder.
y. Waldo Kennedy addresses the
quarterly convention of the Rhode Is
land State Moose Association at New
port next Sunday On Monday he
will terminate his special engage
ment a. organization supervisor at
Bridgeport
The Ladies' Aid Society. Of which
Mrs. George.French Is the wide=awake
president. gave an appetizing baked
and boiled bean supper in the chapel
last Friday evening. which was large
~ attended and fully enjoyed alike by
old and young The sale Of aprons,
etc, was literally patronized.
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet at the Congregational chap
el next Thursday afternoon. A special
thank Offering. brought in silken bags
previously distributed. will be taken
and forwarded to the Woman's Con
gregational Home Missionary Union
Of Connecticut. Light refreshments
will be served and interesting items
regarding home and foreign mission
AIRY work given.
Mr. and Mrs Y. W Kennedy, ac-
companied by Master Kenneth, re
turned Sunday from a several days
interesting trip to Philadelphia, where
they were the guests Of A. c. Balch.
general manager Of the J. Il Lippin-
colt Publishing Co, who presented to
Mr.. Kennedy several hundred books,
which will be added to the Gen. Lyon
Inn library. On their return trip, Mr..
and Mrs. Kennedy visited the burial
spot Of Theodore Roosevelt at Oyster