Putnam patriot., 1922-04-21
ASHFORD


 spent Sunday at her home here. Ernest Lewis was thrown from his motorcycle Friday, being badly bruis- ed
 W. $. Warren is trying to Dodge old friends with brand new automo- bile.
 Miss Alice MeKenna of Meriden has been spending a few days with Miss Ballou.
 Mrs. Ellery Bartlett visited her mother in Stafford Sprin@ one day last week
 Whether the Kelley boys camp will be opened this coming season is not yet known.
 Little Margaret Warren gave a lit- tie birthday party to her little friends last Friday.
 An up-to-now ball bearing delivery cart has been added to the Eastford Cash Store.
 James Neville, the painter, will COW CT Asa Ethridee's house at Phoenix vile with lead and oil.
 Mrs. Clifford Bowen will visit her mother in New York. to be absent, t is understood. until July l.
 Edgar Cutting has bought the T. Irving Sumner place in North Ash ford He will not move.
 Rev. ]. R. Miller. formerly of East ford. has been returned te the East Thompson Methodist church for Che fifth year.
 The date of the entertainment and supper to be given under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society will soon be announced.
 \ largely attended clipping party was held at Gen. Lyon Inn on Thurs day afternoon of last week Light refreshments were served.
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 Mesdames Beatrice F. and Alice . Kennedy motored Sunday to Winehel -, don. Mass where the latter's daugl ter. Mrs. Harold Govell, formerly ( Putnam, observed both her birthda and first wedding anniversary
 Prosecuting Attorney j. F. Carpef | ter of Putnam was in this neck O th woods this week and instead of hau ing speekled beauties out of the wats he was obliged to have his car haule out of the mud in order t.-get hom' Next Friday evening. April 2s, tn | IlLadies' Aid Society will serve a sala supper at the chapel. A select music al and literary program, under the d rection of the Misses Ruth and Dorca Bartlett of Putnam, will be presented First Selectman Areha Walker own biddy which escaped from the her house the other morning and alighte on a fence post When she was car tured a little later in the day it wa found she had laid an egg in the snoN on top of the post. | Mir. and Mrs George Clark, Mrs Luella Delano and son Bradway, Ar mond Berthiaume and Mrs Edwari | Keith, all of Putnam, together witt Miss Matte Bradway of Worcester | paid their respects to Mrs. Saral Bradway Easter Sunday. Mrs. Brad ways 1O4th birthday will be celebrat ed this month by Elizabeth Porte | r9.,4.-...-s CLa~tar n R of pstfuaro