Putnam patriot., 1924-10-31
ASHFORD


 Theodore Smith and dog allied two eaons Tuesday night.
 The Lad.ef Aid Society will serve harvest dinner election dag
 A lighting plant Nili be ns.ailed at ! she farm 8aaa gf Ora S. Carpenter.
 WuHmsatIe talent added much iH- targst % LHe c E relca sunday eve Hing.
 Catherine i Tafam Uiil give B Hal ! low 'an party o her I.ttie friends this evening
 Mrs. Sarah Snow is keeping house ! for S G Chapman and children al Chaplin.
 Antiuue collectors from New Haven made house-to-house canvass here last week
 Returns for this year show a school enumeration of l73 pupils in the town of Eastf0rd.
 Miss Anna M McAlister of somer- vile. Mass, sister of School supervis- or R. D. McAlister. visited Eastford | last week.
 Another wildcat scare-this time by A. M Bassett and son. who came in contact with one on the road leading to Warrenville
 One of the finest herds of cattle in this section of the state. twenty-five in number. is owned by William <. War ren. They are Holsteins.
 A Vernon Jordan of South Man chester and Arthur Elgast of New London gave g free exhibition of house illumination on the public square Monday night.
 Joseph Gurlay claims that year Izo taerp were three cartridges to one this year and all on account of tick which penetrate the heads of young birds.
 Mis Ethel Gardner closes her cot tage next week and sill return te New York Ter i rhert ssag taE which she =elth or vest
 FraHt smith is enjoying q visit flac His aged aunt af H4agar, Ne. Ca Sunday Mf. and Mrs. smith were q HHaas q AE. and Mrs. F. F. Bab- E 4 Hsreeas'iie.
 The evening community meetings proposed Hy r. t hcAli iter, scnoot u1cr9is1r. Will C ah n4ieHts tH hear reeitut us conducted a daring the day eia -es, for H9ta students and euts eili he Hrsssut
 The utarta'um st eompri5i ing q saHaa praHt#m, t#sfu at the chapel f5t Friday mEat tor the benefit af che F. 1i C. A.. peesed a musical and literary success. f#0 more cumpr ing the 70 rse wili follow
 Mr. aud Mrs. <. ]. Larroix of Southbr.dge matored te town Monday. Mir Lacroix pr. diets great possibili- ties between Eastfufd and the Optical City wt.u tbe Connecticut and Massa= chusetts stale highways meet.
 Out of respect to his memory the handle factory of j. N. Tatem Sons and 1ames Keith & Sons. also the stores of 4. NJ. Bowen and A. $. Walk er. were closed during Che funeral of Darwin T. Clark Wednesday after neon.
 Mrs. Alice Spencer, aged about so. i of Grosvenardale, for some time q pa tient at the home of Mrs. Ida Con seese. passed away Tuesday and the remains were taken in charge by smith < Walker of Putnam Deeeas- q had a son. Edwin Olsson, living in Banielson.
 Among the eut-of town guests who | dined al Gen. Lyon Inn Sunday were: Dr. and Mrs. (. H. Nishno and Mir. l and Mrs W R. Deeons of New Haven. | friends of Town Clerk r.. Grant Trow- i bridge also MT. and Mrs. \. L. Mills l and Mr and Mrs John Lewis and son of Hampton
 Several longtime friends living hereabouts attended the sereuade giy en Tuesday night to stephen E. Titft s7, at Westtord, a charter mem ber of the Bahcnck Cornet Band, which was organized sixty-two years ago and now bears ths distinction of being the very oldest band in America. Mir. TiHt Is father Co Mrs. Albert Ham mond of Woodstock Valley.
 N r. Flanagan of West Thmopson. station liuemaH for tine Postal fele. graph Co. and assistant. are inspect ing tae general coalition of repair work throughout this ueek-osthe vuad For thirty six years Mr. fl'd- aean has covered this territory, and etill prefers old Dobtin to an automo- bile in travelling over the roads of Easfard. Union and other nearby