Putnam patriot., 1922-08-04

Monday was the very best hay day cf the season
 William Hayward is growing ahou, his new hennery.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles W. Clark were at the seaside yesterday
 Mrs Flora Martin. ill at her home on Park avenue. is improving.
 Miss Dorothy Bowen visited rela- tives in East Woodstock last week.
 The Center schoolhouse is being beauti6ed by Painter James Neville
 George French and Edgar Cutting have each sold their farms in North Ashford.
 Miss Catherine McCallum of White stone. L. |. is the guest of Mrs elf. ford Bowen.
 W. :. Warren and family attended the farmers week exercises at Storrs Wednesday
 The Areha Walker farm, comprising 90 acres. was sold Friday to Clarence Barlow of Westford.
 \ few coveys of quail are seen The severe winter of two years ago was very destructive to them.
 Ralph Mariners of Middletown is whiling happy hours away at the home of John Jones and family.
 The Baptist lawn social at North Ashford Wednesday attracted quite a delegation from this locality.
 Fred Dwyer caught his finger in machine at the Tatem handle factory Monday. and suffered severe bruise.
 Mrs. Dwight Lyon of North Wind ham. a former resident, spent several days this week with Miss Alice Rindge.
 \ politician suggests that If least one of the coming county conventions be- held in Eastford's new Gen Lyan hall.
 (. II. Pellett of Danielsou was in town Tuesday to interview Oliver Bowen nnent new trunk and iitney line
 Clifford whitebouse, wife and daughter of Manchester were the vis- itors of Mrs. Dana Keith early in the week
 Rodman Bouch. who Forded his way through Maine selling maps. is back again and his disposed of his fivver to Oliver Bowen.
 r Is currently reported that if the present plans of Stanley Kelley ma terialize Crystal Lake win develop into summer resort known far and near
 One of his very best sermons was preached at the Congreeational church Sunday morning by Rev. r. K Abbott Mir Abbott is the peoples popular pastor.
 Tatteea many years aeo on his left arm. Warren F Keith points with pride to the following Member of I.,ael Putnam Lodge. No g, Inde pendent Order of Odd Fellows, Put man, Conn"
 John Ethrdge, the Eastford-Willi- mantle mall driver, can drive a base ban straightcr than he can Ford. That's why he smashed the street lamp iu front of the Inn early Tues day evening.
 Mr and Mrs Lotus Ruddock of New B itain were entertained Monday a; the residence of ] Carlton Tatem. Their singing at the Christian Endea- yor meeting Sunday evening was highly refreshing
 Mrs. Ellery Bartlett visited relatives at Stafford Springs this week. Mf Bartlett and son Stanley will motor tc Mantle Sunday Co call on his parents Mir. and Mrs. Augustine Bartlett of Putnam. who are summering there.
 Nr and Mrs George McEvoy of Easthampton, Mass. were among the guests at Mrs W Colburn's last week. This week she has as company Mrs. Burnham of Boston tniece Of the late Hiram Burnham of Putnam) who has not seen Eastfard before iu the past 58 years.
 ne Da@tUdi EdtHf 7fit'N~it1 'N tween the crack nine from Chaplin and the local team was suddenly and unceremoniously called of by tho owner of the lot. who did not approve ef the national game Sunday after moons. Next Sunday the Abingtof and Eastford fans will cross bats probably in the < M Bowen lot.
 Mrs. Joseph Gurley, accompanied by her husband and son, were ir Dauielson Sunday 10 attend the fu neral of her father Francis Weeks who passed away last Friday following protraeted attack of hieeoughs Interment in Westheld cemetery The Sons of Veterans and Woman Relief Corps contributed beautiful floral offerings Deceased, born if the town of Eastford. was a familiar figure here His wife died nearly f,,,,y ,5..afs .esa Far several years hf