Putnam patriot., 1922-09-29
ASHFORD

Siafg pheasantS oHiy may bg hot a5- .oudlns to law,
 Clifford Bowen removed into Che l Converse house yesterday.
 Ralph Greene moves today to In lon. where be will drlYe team for Ray moad Barrows.
 Rev F. k. Abbott has received a large shipment of books from Maine for his library.
 W j. Atwood Of Hartford and J. H Robinson of Manchester were in town Sunday.
 \. W. Kennedy WIS the official guest of Providence Lodge af Moose Tues day evening
 Mrs Ralph Greene. taken suddenly ill at petersham. Mas, several weeks ago. Is now at home.
 Mir and Mrs. Jerome B. Ross of Brooklyn. \. r., visited Mrs. Alice E. Kennedy early in the week
 Clifford Bowen served as substitute maiI carrier last week during the ah- seaee of Mrs. Emma Blaekmar.
 Miss Dorothy Bowen. who attends the State Normal School at Williman- tie. spent Sunday with her parents.
 The grading of the spacious lawn surrounding Carlton fatem's resi- denee is a conspicuous improvement
 Mrs William Colburn is entertain ing her daughter Violet. who was graduated at Washington. D. C., last week
 Mrs Sarah Carpenter. who was con lined to her bed last week. necessitat- ing medical attention, is considerably better
 John Young. ST. had bad spell Sunday His son from Willimantie was promptly on hand He is able to be out again.
 The energetic ladies of the Aid so- eiety served an appetisiuV New Eng land dinner at the Congregational chapel this noon.
 Four hundred miles. CT from Wash Meton. D. C.. to Eastford. in eighteen straight, IS the record of Oliver Bowen during the past week
 Mrs Augustin Bartlett. the guest of familiar friends several days. re turned to her home on Grove street. Putnam, Sunday afternoon
 Another victory for Eastford Both Albert kaletehitz and Charles Cady won first decisions in the wrestling matches at Danielson last week
 Mrs H CoveIl of Pittsheld. Mrs. r. |. Jones of Putnam and Mesdames Alice and Beatrice Kennedy of this place were in Providence Tuesday
 Meeting of the Women Voters League at the chapel tomorrow after noon The records of principal can. , 8idates of both parties will be heard
 Miss Alice Rfndre. Mrs Archa Walker. and Mrs. Eva Bngbee attend i ud the annual meeting of the Ashford Baptist Association at Putnam Tues day
 Henry Baker, who sold bis personal :, property at auction this week, will move 10 Marlboro. Mass. where he has taken situation in shoe fac tory
 The old wooden mill on the Match. c aug river near Phoenixville, purchas ed several months ago by Grant Trow bridge. may be used as a wet wash laundry.
 Mrs. Eva NJ Bugbee and Mrs Elm. P fly Goodelle of Stafford Hollow have a been spending q number of days ai E the home of First Selectman Archa | Walker.
 Wanted To know the name and address of the person who appropri ated the weeks washing of William Bates while he was trading at one of the local stores
 1 Mis- Viola 4 Wiekham of Glastou. bury. q student of the State Normal ! School at Wilimautie. was the guest | ref Miss Emma Bancroft at Gen Lyon | Inn ever the weekend 4 largely attended and highly en- ! yable hop was given at Gen. Lyon 1 hall Friday evening William Bate. Was nrompter Next dance Friday evening. Oct. g. \ Waldo Kennedy and Ellery Bart lett. who attended the Congressional convention at Wllimantic Saturday, numbered among the delegates who voted unanimously by exclamation for the renomiuation of Richard r. Freeman of New London Dr. C L. Miller. a successful prae- ticing physician in Putnam 33 years ago, now of Providence. and who has spent part of the season on his beautiful estate at Thompson. gave d dinner party to 14 of his friends at Gen Lyon Inn Sunday afternoon.
 Christ the Life" was the subject of Rev F. K Abbott's discourse at the CongregationaI church Sundav morn