Putnam patriot., 1922-03-10
EASTFORD

Ats. - NJ atem, pleased 10 note
is able to be up.
Charles Clark and Clifford Bowen
have each bought several cows.
The early bird arrived Monday. bu,
failed to find any earthworms.
\. W. Kennedy delivers an address
at Providence next Tuesday evening.
William Easterbrooks has sick
horse. Kidney trouble Or. Hutch
ms.
The Julius Miller auction attract
ed quite few from this locality Tues
day.
State detectives increased the tenn
porary population Of Eastford last
week
Mrs. Sarah Carpenter has been in
disposed. DIR Phillips of Putnam at,
tended.
Quilting bee at Mrs. Archie Green's
Wednesday. All were as busy as
could bee
An old time subscriber declares that
while alone with The Patriot he never
feels lonely.
Charles Clark is making quantities
Of his famous little PIGS sausage. Old
err ones eat 'em!
Repairs are still being mnde to the
steam boiler at Marc Lewis sawmin
plant in Abingdon.
Hartford, Manchester and New
York sportsmen will whip the local
trout brooks next month.
Archie Green is a rising young
man. He eats nine non-alcoholie
yeast cakes day regularly.
The Y. NJ. c. A. town committee
met at Gen. Lyon Inn Tuesday eve
ming TO arrange the several groups.
etc.
The newly-weds, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Baker (nee Hattie +. Bennett). have
commenced housekeeping near Ell
/ lott.
The board of selectmen met Mon
I day afternoon. Everything running
smoothly" thanks TO the town Off
cials.
The Ladies' Aid Society is making
unusual preparations for an entertain.
ment Sc. Patriek's day in the evening
of Friday, March II.
All things come to those who wait,
and now the milk patrons of Boston
will be served as of yore. All agree
that the strike is over.
1t is learned, with regret. that Mrs.
Eleanor Lewis. teacher at the Center.
may resign her position at the end of
the present school year
Miss Addie Bosworth, Miss pansy
Nef of Clark's Corner, and Master
Stanley Bartlett observed their birth
days during the weekend.
The Senior Christian Endeavor So.
ciety held a social seeiable and a fine
feed" at the hospitahle home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles W. Clark Monday
evening.
The Woman's Missionary Societ,
met at the parsonage Tuesday after.
noon, when preparatory work for the
bazaar soon TO be given at Phoenix.
vile was wone.
George Moore from New Haven
has been quite i'll with the flu Mt the
Bouek country residence here. DR.. J.
b. Kent of Putnam was called and Mr..
Moore's daughter of New York sum.
moned.
Mrs. Alice r. Kennedy is mt Put
nam this week, her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas L. Jones, and son. Master
Junior Jones, being at Winehendon.
Mass, as the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Covell. formerly of Putnam.
The organ at the Congregational
church is said TO be one of the best, If
not the very best, in this section
When it was purchased and installed.
quite few years ago, one-half the
expense was betrayed by Benjamin
Green, successful manufactures liv-
ing in Maine.
The Patriots 'tintelligcntn CORES
pendent was "caned' by First Select
man Archa Walker the other day.
The unique gift was mammoth oak
walking stick with seven elbows
Nothing like something TO make a fell
low walk straight. even If there is a
stick in it,
II is not often that Eastfordites get
in hay during a rain storm during the
month Of March. Such. however, was
the case here Saturday. when a gang
of men baling hay on the farm Of G.
NJ. Clark had to hustle expeditiously
TO save several tons of A cattle fod-
der being put up for the city market.
II was communion Sunday at the
community service held at the NJ. f.
church The short sermon by Rev. F..
X. Abbott was appropriate to the day.
In the evening the Senior c. r. car
ried out a conservation program and
monthly roll call The regular Junior
racesing was in charge Of Miss Mar
garel Warren. Joint session next
/ Sunday evening