Putnam patriot., 1922-02-17


Of Mooseheart, H.. and \. W Kenne.
dy Of this place addressed Providence
Lodge, No. 1873, Loyal Order Of
Moose.
Alonzo Easterhreoks, who recent
~ severed -four fingers in wood
saving machine, has returned from
the Day Kimball Hospital to his
home near the Valley.
Eastford is small town. bus
wrestling fans. who took in the Luui-
strom-Kaletehitz exhibition at Put
nam. claim it is bigger than the town
of Thompson.
1t is claimed that over 500 pounds
Of black bass and great many pick
erel were taken from Crystal Lake
this season. On one day IS different
fishermen set their tits
Elmer Shippee on Saturday moved
the balance of his personal effects 10
the old Sumner house in West Wood
stock. Ii was his original intention to
live in Pomfret
1t took Henry Allen and Herbert
Buell. two hours Sunday night to get
the automobile of Mrs. Beatrice Ken
nedy up the hill covered with glare ice
near Henry Buell's.
The 1922 officers Of the Woman
Missionary Society are: President.
Mrs. \. {. Abbott; vice president.
Miss Lillian Huntington: secretary
and treasurer Mrs Arthur Keith
Snapshots of Florida orange groves
were received early in the week from
Oliver Bowen, who is vacationizing in
the land of perpetual sunshine and
bloom.
First Selectman Areha Walker has
returned to his home in the north part
of the town from his work on the
state road in West Woodstock, opera
tions having been discontinued for the
winter.
Welcome TO the Y. NJ. c. A. of
Hartford and Holland counties, which
will cooperate with the organization
of Windham county in conducting a
summer camp at Black Pond next
July.
Miss Dorothy Bowen, Miss Sybil II.
Converse, Mrs. Ida Converse. Mrs N.
w Kennedy. Miss Lola Etheridge and
John Etheridge attended the r II. :.
Junior Prom. last Friday evening.
A delegation from this vicinity at
tended the special evangelistie SCI
vice held in connection with the OBJ
servance of Lineoln's birthday at the
chapel in Phoenixville Sunday eve
ming. Rev. A. c. Abbott had charge
of the exercises.
William Hayward was in Whitman
tic on Thursday of last week to at
tend the marriage of his daughter,
Miss Phoebe, 10 Louis Bereube at st.
Mary's X. {. reetory by Rev. Hormis-
das Belize. The couple were attended
by Philip Ghabot and Miss Ida Hay
ward.
Supervisor Rupp has put new
/ teacher in charge of the school Al
Phoenixville She was on Monday
transferred from the Quassit district
South Woodstock, is Portuguese by
birth (the first of that nationality in
this locality, and is said TO be just
what is needed Ia strict disciplinar.
ian.
A large congregation listened at
tentively Sunday morning to Pastor
A. C. Abbott's spirited discourse on
going astray through personal sinful
ness and being redeemed by His love
and grace. The church choir. with
Mrs. Charles Clark AS organist. was
composed Of Mrs. Darwin Lewis, Mrs.
Fred Bowen. Miss Sybil H. Converse,
Carlton Tatem and Harry Tatem.
II is whispered that an envelope
containing one hundred dollars in eur.
rency, addressed by well known
Eastford citizen TO a New Haven con
Germ, has been lost in transit, and that
detectives are unable to trace same
further than Chaplin or North Wind
ham. The package. it is reported, was
registered, in which case the govern
ment will doubtless reimburse the
sender unless the missing money is
+ finally recovered.
What Does the Republican Party
Stand For" was the subject discussed
by speakers from Hartford at the
Congregational chapel Tuesday after
noon. 1t WAS an appeal directly in
tended for the women electorate and
given under the auspices of the Wo-
mems Division Of the Republican
State Central Committee Following
the gerting Mt the chapel, at which
Miss Alice B. Philips of Hartford was
the principal speaker, all present
were invited to Gen. Lyon Inn, where
tea was served by Mrs. N. Waldo
Kennedy as hostess. assisted by Mrs.
Alice +. Kennedy, Mrs. Charles w.
Clark, Miss Alice Rindge and Mrs.
Henry A Eddy The following off,
GERS were chosen: First chairman,
Mrs. C. W Clark; second chairman,
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