Putnam patriot., 1922-10-06
ASHFORD

Walter Baldwin is now living with hiz brother George.
 Town teachers attended the insti- ute at Putnam Monday.
 Lee Dodge is shingling his house the first time in 35 years.
 Lee Lyon has a tramp hound dog. and (. F.. Hatstack a collie.
 4 new chimney has been built at Miss Susan Van Wert's house
 Dance and dainty edibles al Gen. Lyon hall this Friday evening.
 William Hayward is beautifyirg the grounds around his cottage home
 Miss Virginia Bouch and Rodman B0aeh have returned from abroad.
 The harvest dinner given by the Ladies Aid Society last Friday netted $35.
 The old Trowbridge house at Phoe- nixville is being put in tenantable con- dition.
 Edgar Cutting sold his farm et North Ashford to George A. Reach Monday
 The first name of Eastford's three seleetmen is William-three big Bills to start with
 Mrs Ida Converse.s immense sup ply of eordwood was taken hy truck to Putnam last of the week
 
 T. L. Jones and family of Putnam spent Sunday with Mrs. Jones moth CT Mfz. Alice F.. Kennedy.
 N W Kennedy and family notorei Monday Co NoluntowH to get snapshots of Mr. kennedy's birthplace
 Ralph Greene moved Monday to Union The tenement vacated by him viii be occupied by Robert Weeks.
 The Sunday morning services q. both the Congregational church and Catholic mission were well attended.
 Reg r. k Abbott of this place and Rey. Norman VI. Bloore of North Ash ford, exchanged palpits Sunday. the 18th.
 George Fox. formerly of Eastford. is doing considerable work in his line as painter at the Masonic Home ia WaliinFford
 Charles Bennett. horse has been suffering with pneumonia the past week. Veterinary Hatebins of Abing- ton was called.
 Several from here will attend the 60th anniversary celebration of the Babcock Cornet band at Bucks grove. Westford tomorrow
 Amasa Trowbridee will shingle one side of his house. and Charles Farm ham both sides of his barn. Wesley Woodward does the work
 George Howard of Quinebaug, ex- pert builder of fues, Is putting up new chimney at the Castle A new heating system will be installed
 Mr. and Mrs Carl kesty of Watson vile. Pa, guests of the latter's father, John W Whitford. left this morning for Northfield, Mass. to visit her sis ter.
 Areha Walker resigned Wednesday as assistant supervisor of construction on the state highway near North Gros- yenordaIe. He will remain in East ford
 C. Nisnenski. driver for J NJ. Ia tenn & Sons, moved his family Monday to Passaie. N J., where he will engage in business He is succeeded by Fred eriek Spink
 Dr James w Ingalls, who died re- gently in New York. was born in the town of Ashford and spent the sum mer seasons at the Valley He be- came famous eye specialist.
 The meeting of the League of Wo- men Voters Saturday afternoon was well attended The records of prin- cipal candidates of both parties were read by Miss Janet Trowhridge
 According to George 4. Bowen, in sects of all kinds are thicker than usu- al. which points tu hard. cold winter. John Whitfori cites as another reason the fact that snakes are mose uUmer- ous than common
 Miss Hazel Reynolds, who tenderel her resignation. expects to finish Ter duties as teacher in the primary de-I partment of the Center school next week The school board has not yet been able Co secure a successor.
 Quite number of relatives and friends visited Hartford Friday to wit ness the graduation of Miss Elsie lew Is at the Training School for Nurses Al the conclusion of the exercises. ali the graduates gathered in the nurses residence, where reception was given.
 The citizens of Eastford and vicin- ity will be given an intellectual treat next Tuesday evening, when. under the auspices of the Community Club a speeial program will be presented 4 B Meredith, state commissioner of education. will be the principal speak er of the evening supplemented with N Searl Light of Hartford and L. T. Garrison of Willimantie.
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