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 The most largely attended dance IT Easffort for several ytaf- was held al Gen. Lyon hall lsst Friday evening Parties from Putnam Pnmfret Ab uRton. the Woodstock. NiIllmautie and other surrounding places were in atteudane, and tripped the light fan. tastic to n. strains ef music furnish. ed by Mrs Clifford Bowen AS pianist and orchestra William Bates acted as prompter and Frank Bennett of Ashford Town as floor manager Keen rivalry existed as 70 the best dancers