Putnam patriot., 1921-07-08
ASHFORD

4 uea Baker taat's Che baby's
 name.
 Lumber cutting aIsi be raslaed ax-
 teaaleeig in the fall
 MH and Mrs Darsia Lcaa were i1
 Worcester Wednesday,
 The Millionaire Boy scoar ue
 camped at Crystal lake.
 I.ae Dodge s painting and paper
 Iag ahe irside of bis house.
 Minister Lawson d.seoursed in tae
 Congregational church Sunday Henry Buell. famous apple or
 ehard Nill not yield its usual crop this year.
 Keith.s handle factory looks dandy
 in its second coat of gray with white trimmings
 Miss Florence Hall of Hyde Park,
 Mass, is spending fortnight with Mrs Dana Keith.
 Miss Dorothy St. Onge of Proyi-
 dence is spending her vacation with
 Mrs. \. W Kennedy
 Despite the industrial depression
 the j i. Tatem & Sons handle fac
 tory is running full time.
 On account of the drouth Albert
 Darling gathered only one-qaarter's
 average crop of strawberries
 Hf and Mrs. James Larkam. ac-
 eompanied by Miss Mary Larkum.
 have been visiting Mrs Balloa.
 Good resolution: Mrs. Darwin
 LeWis has been engaged as principal
 of the Center school the coming year.
 Mrs Joseph Gurley accompanied
 Mis- B. II. Gurnee to New York yes
 terday. The trip was made by auto.
 They will he absent week
 Arthur Macdonald, formerly editor
 of The Patriot, and Henry Wheelock
 of Putnam, motored 10 Eastford Wed
 ncsday. Glad to greet them.
 Harry Jefers of Jersey City. \. J..
 supreme conductor of the Loyal Or
 der of Moose. honored Eastford hy
 his presence several days the past
 week
 Carlton Tatem has returned from q three weeks busiuess trip South. and
 s now experimenting the many im- pfoYements beng made to his resi= ienee
 Not Man in the House gwen very creditably bg Abingdon talent at the chapel last week. was q fitting title
 to the playlet in consequence of the downpour
 James Neville. painter. has im= proved Che interior af tbe village school building For the aerommo= dalton of the smaller children tbe pri= mary department will be removed ta the ground floor
 Hr and Mrs Robert C Martin and Mis- Belle Fryer of $r@ York tte spent The weekend with Lieut.. aHH NIrz c H. Latham Hf= Esther 8H8 Mizs Aeue laeobH of paaieisan Ners ! then guests Monday
 Mis- Yam Wert of New York. who s occupying her summer cottage here. had as visitors over "tBe GloH- ious' Mr and Mrz fl M Allen, Nil= ton Allen and Miss Lucille Dezendorf. all ef Washington n C They We're cn route to Boston by automobile. There is nothing wrong with the Hon Fayettc l. Wright of Pomfret. although. owing Co the intense heat Monday. he was "crcam-ated." to- gethcr with his family. at the Gen Lyon tea-room He was ably assisted by Hon. W A King and his wife from Willimautic Mrs King. nee Cady formerly lived here. Gen Lyon Inn has had a big run of patronage the past week. On two occasions it was taxed beyond its ac- ! commodatons Sunday a special | chicken dinner was served to Putnam | partiee Among those registered \ Monday were several motorists from New Haven. Hartford and Worcester also Mrs Sheppard and Mrs. Henry Ward Beeeher of Brooklyn. N Y I'm week w. $ Bates of Putnam will I install nelcl iiestng system at .ye old lyme hustaIHs
 I've weeks .1o orlo B Carpenter bought aear Last wtcs he bought a COW He taaI so fg5d tha COW at. ! ,aehcd .o thg J Fae .a# like F. I rac putuam dasaI to .cad NheEe any dared t5 follow Mir euFcrttr rr- tafne1 bls temper. Uat tos. eaufol If I the ear Tine gaa 4a- soon lost 8 the ~huale. and thy la-t seen of be- I vlne she was sun tctHerej tg the rope and pm,teiHs Head=9n stunts tap of I the High enbmkme1t de5tgHdiHF I pemfret bii Mir Carpenter face HouslS admits h aat 4as possibly a COW ardly oar for tae aHm# H4- ,n,e been NIiet.
 \ birthday H.aA ata aeiehrass tae anniversary taaf goHe 5HE auea 4 Near. Mas e4e,n .- a compliment; Co x " kynes Tuesday res8a Tbe Hau wa HRreHPfa aat attended hs lee-e# aaHr Eaat.aa~ a4ll Iaa raeum. m ehafa, uf Ms Ghare- Clark. neluitI pmo sa't.toa- hg Nfs Jl8o, BoVeu Ne hlaN Etn- eisr and Mrs aa#es HgsrHa- hy Ms John Wfgf0rd H# N7-s EHsH Wheaton. dfam sfitsHHHs bs MF