Putnam patriot., 1921-08-26
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EASTFORD

George Grixgs IS visiting his sister
at Woleott-
Edward Keith has shinglod one side
Of his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coburn mo-
tored to Danielson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Whitchouse
Of South Manchester are visiting Mrs
Dana Keith.
Miss Ida Bartlett returned this
week from visit TO her grandmother
in Stafford.
Welcome Davis is being made hap
py by the visitation Of his daughter
from Spencer. Mass.
Dana Keith Is suffering with cat
aract. He consulted Or. Mason at
willimantic Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Clark returns toby
from willimantic, where she attended
the NJ f. camp meeting.
Miss Pansy Neff Of Brattleboro. VT.
arrived today TO spend the weekend
among relatives and friends.
Miss Ethel Gardner, now occupying
her summer cottage, Is entertaining
her sister from New York.
\ stone bearing the initials 4 IL.
was found the other day in the cellar
Of the Inn. exeavated over century
ago.
Joe Gurley and Grant Trowbridge.
poultry farmers. investigated condi-
tions at windham and Storrs Wed.
nesday.
J. NJ. Tatem a Sons handle factory
shut down ten days for the vacation
period and resumed operations Mon
+ day morning
out-of-town guests who have been
enjoying the hospitality Of Miss Cur.
ME at her cosy cottage here. left Tues
day for Sand Island, L. ].
Miss Edith Burnham Of Hampton
arrived Wednesday to care for the
children of Mrs. Archie Green. called
out of town by her husbands serious
illness.
Allie st. onge. we'll known in Put.
nam. came to Eastford Sunday and
returned to Providence with his
daughter Dorothy. who has spent the
summer here.
Mayor A. W. Marcy of Putnam
dined at Gen. Lyon Inn Sunday after
noon. Says he has not relished any
thing so fully since he declined to run
for Office again.
Mrs. D. Darien and mother, Mrs
NJ. d. Reid of Brooklyn, y. Y. ar,
basking in the quiet sunshine and in
MIGRATING atmosphere which bear
healing on its wings.
The annual union Sunday sehoo
! picnic was held at Crystal Lake yes
terday. An unusually pleasing pro
gram and dinner which included
baked clans, was the order of the day
4 biz bevy of bashful, bouncing
beautiful Girl Scouts has been enjoy
! ing outdoor life on the shores o
Crystal Lake the past week. Mrs
Tracey. chaperone, will remain unit
Labor Day
DIR. James f. Kennedy Of Prov
, denee, at one time clerk in the gre
+, Gerry store of Edward Mullan. Putnam
will entertain party Of six at the In
next Sunday. Chicken dinner will b
served.
Archie Green, who sustained -
we're shock in being preeipitated froI
motorcycle. was attended by DIR. !
:, r. Perry of Putnam, who ordered hi
immediate removal to the Day Kin
ball Hospital, where the past few day
l he has remained in precarious COT
). dition.
! Rev. Gates of Newton, Mass, le
the mid-week service at the chap
last week and preached at Abingto
Sunday. He came here as prospec
i've candidate, and was scheduled
occupy the Congregational pulpit ne'
/" Sunday. The parish appears too sma
: 10 meet his expectations, however,
: another divine will supply.
! The reception and banquet to
= rendered James j. Davis, direeto
general Of the Loyal Order of Moo
! and Secretary Of Labor in Presidei
Harding's cabinet. at Newport, r.
Sept. II, will be a full-dress affair. 4
the special initiation Of candidates
Waldo Kennedy viii give the seer
work.
Grant Trowbridge, chairman Of
special committee, is soliciting sui
scriptions for improving the highwa
leading from the square and know
! years ago as the road to Ashford hi
The thoroughfare has long been
source Of oaths and fault-hnding, NJ
only to drivers Of vehicles, but also
peculiar people" Of whom we rea
in walking to and from the Method
] church on rainy Sundays.
Birthday Party
! The wedding anniversary Of VI
and Mrs Walter VI. Cushman
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