Putnam patriot., 1922-09-01

Wild grapes are abundant.
 C. j. Tatem,s barn Haz Hes eae- ering
 Everett Philip. visited Charlton iat week
 X steam heater eIil be installed at aHe Castle.
 CHHaf8 Bowen drives nea here -a HIgH topper
 THa Had5e AI asHary Society met Ht tHr ra=7rare yesterday
 NH. George French ha been 0a toying camp life at Grz tal Lake. John HasHHF# from the metropolis j. occupying H country home hefe. Ralph French was h Hartford aa Monday t1 be examined for Che nasG The Sunday school t,aeHrrz met wt6 Hrz Carlton Tatem Monday eye ming
 Mr and Mra Dudley Bouck If New York are gaesss at the lame b9uek mansion
 A zI8 ReyuarI i raising mischief around Town Clerk Tr9HhrtEe. rx= tensiQe hennerF.
 Carlton Tatem and family and Ms Mabel Jones hage been breathing salt seq at Oak Bluff
 Orion Atwood. ch.ef 1f the Mans chester fire department. is taktuf q fortnight rest at the Inn.
 The hop at Gen Lyon hall attract ed a large attendance Friday night Putnam was well represented.
 W Whitford has on exhibition at fhe Eastford Cash Store some of the largest tomatoes raised this season. Stanley Bartlett has finished work at Oliver Bowen garage. He will en= ter the State Trade school at Putnam. Several prizes will be awarded at fhe social hop Co be given at Gen Lyon hall next Friday evening, Sept 
 Nearly SI0o was pledged as the re salt of Che temperance address deliy- cred bg C. D Bochman of Hartford the 2oth.
 T Tatem | SoH handle factory shut down Friday 10 accommodate the hands Who desired 70 attend the church picnic.
 Mrs clifford Bowen took an im= portaat musical part ia Che entertain. ment steeu at Grange hall, Abingdon Friday evening
 Lawn socia! and sale of fancy ar- fiFI.s 8t Charles Tatem's residence f8.s evening Mis- Janet lrowhridFe has charge of the program.
 The boys at Kcney'z kamp added materially Co the entertainment oi tae large number present at the sun. a8s school rieule. cry stal lake' fr day
 George French fell from staging into the raceway at j NJ. Iatem x some handle factory one day hsi ue.k. rhe baptism hE immersion WW pletr
 ..ppphecy" was the subject whet R1 K Abbott d dteeaferd aren ai ths community sersiee hgld in q" Congregational Sunday shool lt ~" an ahle m, age.
 fahaF Day wiil not pass unHoiices at Fastfatd. for tn the evening a fr"u bah viii takc place at Gen. Lyon hall Nusir by the 0stcrhaudt orchestra oi Wulmauuc. William hHtes premptcr Dr. fl. W Thompson of Putnam cam, to Eastfofj Friday to make a' examination af Mrs Darwin Clark eyes. Mr.. Clark. advanced in years 5s ,uGer,nr with a general hfeaA down
 Mfs Viola Reed Was m town namhgl of days hast week Her moth CT. Mrs. Eliza Bosworth Baker wh' has lived with her sister. Miss Addh Boswofth. the past F. years. accom- panied her Co Newport R l.. ta re.it there permanently
 John Whtford and Marc Lewis tool ln the hig pienie at Buck Grove. nea Westfofd Fuday The address h Highway Commissioner Bennett n3l tate8 that the proposed eeNernmen highway from PhoenlNFHie tn Naa field vJB bc commenced ln due omr
 NeNr rrday evening Sept Sit i expected tee Bahcoek GorHet HanH one af the endowed institutions af th fawn VI Ashford UblwAel mor tHan 6a.year- ago by fani- hegaeath ed bv ri, late Archibald Baheoeh ana like tha Babeuek public library main