Putnam patriot., 1922-01-27
EASTFORD
N lee house. here are aIled.

here just nov.
Mrs. Carlton Ta,em has been shut
In the past week.
Consolidation Of the district schools
Is being agitsted.
st. Valentine Day win be observed
at the Center school
Walter Trip Of Willimantie called
OF BIS mother Sunday
Both A. NJ Bowen and Welcome
DAVIS will De ia February.
Regret 10 learn that Carlton Tatem
IS again confined 20 his bed by sick
ness.
ar and Mr.. John Whitford enter
tanned Hartford friends Sunday after
noon.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. bar.
win Lewis esas suddenly taken III on
Wednesday.
Mr. William Colburn was in Put
nan Tuesday. shopping. Patriot ads.
pas prospective patrons.
Mrs Mabel Warren Of Dsnielson
has been spending several days a. the
guest Of Mrs. William Colburn.
Mrs. H. A. Eddy gave a luncheon
IN honor Of Mrs. John Harrison and
friends the first Of the week.
The Senior c. r. meeting Sunday
evening was led by Mrs Susan Bowen,
and the Junior service by Miss Marion
Tatem.
Edgar Cutting declares that he owns
one Of the most wonderful hens IN
the state-ii lays on the roost most of
the time
Ellery Bartlett. Harry Trip and
others enticed big string Of big pick
erel from Mashapaug Lake Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Sybii Converse Of the +. H. s.
spent last week 1t her home here On
Friday she accompanied friends to
Mlllimantie
William Golbarn believes in mira
eles since be escaped serious injury,
not 20 say death. in his recent auto
truck smashup.
beginning Feb T. a three weeks
daily revival service viii be- conducted
at the Methodist church in charge of
Pastor Abbott and helpers.
Interested parties in this vicinity at
tended the Eldridge trial at whitman
iie last Friday. The Scarlet Letter"
- Hawthorne. Is in demand.
Lodge No 900. Loyal Order Of
Moose. has extended formal invita-
ton 10 \ Waldo Kennedy to deliver
tie Memorial Sunday address at Nor
y ieb.
Big turnover in town for ten days
IL latest victim Is Tony Chilcott aud
he DID II With his little sled. No seri-
On injury either to Tony or his
sliding apparatus
lanes Neville leaves Feb. Is 70 via
it relatives IN Springfield He will be
ieiaed By his brother John OF Spring
vile. y y. whom he has not seen in
number - years
Supervisor Rnpp. who has made
change in teachers in N. PhocuiNville
district. is determined 10 keen every
-ehee ia The several districts up 10 the
h=i standard Of efficiency.
communication received Monday
stated that Oliver Bowen and party Of
ffiguda have reached the Carolnas
ana VEN enjoying their motoiina trip
ir nsely down I'M Dixicland
party lcf, by automobile Weines-
hay evening TO attend the installation
Of o6,ers q Mizpah Rcbekah Lodge.
/ 0.o =. At Putnam, and got stalled
IA, Woodstock 4 number had 10 walk
all the way back.
Judge J NJ Tatcm has been ON the
hereh. 50 10 speak. several days. oN-
inF to temporary illness. Neverthe-
less. alt citizens tender 90 him their
sincere congratulations on his birth
das, Which occurs this month
Frank Smith, foreman al J NJ Ia.
tenn s Sons handle factory. spent the
Weekend At East Hartford TO visit an
aunt whom he had no, seen IN many
wars During his absence Welcome
Davis served rs ianitor 81 the cont
man4ty church.
The efficacy % prayer was the
thoughtful theme Of Rev. A. e. Abbot;
- the community service held in the
NJ +. church Sunday morning. In the
absence OF Mrs Charles Clark. Mrs.
Darwin Lewis presided at the organ
aud John whitfOrd played the violin.
Il Is understood that the farmers
throughout this section sympathite
with the big dairymen's appeal for
higher milk prices. IL Is believed that
the milk producers. instead Of the
dairy herds. are the real ones being
MIXED and muic, Most Of the output
has been shipped to Boston There
may be tie-up
Il may be interesting especially to
The older inhabitants, 70 note that the
original Congregational church edihee
be- What Is new Eastford village, was
built in IT'S. and the present one in
1888 The Methodist church building
Wss erected in lsaf. OF the year In