davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
Bratr a sestra graduanti.

Pan James Cermak a slecna
Bertha Cermak c1Sla 1910
Eastern avenue jsou dltky We
leznameho ceskeho Teznlka,
manzel1 Vacl. Cermaka, jenz
graduovali pfftomne Univer-
sity of Maryland. Sic. Cerma-
kova graduovala z Eastern
High skoly v roce 1916 a z
Goucher College V roce 1920,
kde obdrzela svoje vysvedcenl
lekarnicke. Pan Cermak jest
graduant z Polytechnic Insti-
tute. Oba, bratr a sestra wall
spolecne studio lekarnicke, a
by pozdeji spolu zapocali dlou-
no zadany obchod lekarnictvl,
kterazto touha Sc ma vyplniti
az p. Cermak prodela dyoule-
tou praksi Iekarnickou.
= Ma pravnicke skole gra-
duoval pan Joseph A. Civis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
Ma navStevu do Kalifornie.

Pffsti tyden odjedou ma ma
vstevu do Los Angeles, Kal.,
panove: William Killian, syn
znameho ceskeho Tezn1ka, da-
lie L. Whiteford a Thorn. Gray.
Cestu tn podniknou nasledov-
ne pres Cumberland, do Whee-
ling, w. Va, Dayton, o., Indi-
annapolis, Ind, Kansas City,
Glendale, Grand Canyon, Ore,
Jejich ell cesty jest do Glen
dale, t. j. predm6st1 Los Ange-
les, kde jest prevdana dcera p.
Killiana Mrs. J. O'Hara, kde
Sc mini ma cas- ubytovati. Od-
tud podniknou vylety~ do ruz-
nJch mist, jako do mista kde
Sc byrab1 pohyblive obrazky a
zasflaj1 do celeho sveta. Dale
ST mini prohlednout Yellow
stone National Park. Ma zpa-
tecnf ceste sc zastav1 V Chica-
gu a Pittsburgh. Celia costa jim
vezme asi tTi mes1ce. Pc ma
vratu sc pax budou venovatl
dalsfm studiim Loyola Col
lege, Evergreen, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
MlStnl zpraYy.
z kraianskych kruhG.

Sbor Cesko-Moravskych
Bratri We dvou posledn1ch ty-
dnech We SVEN stfedu uvltal
mile hostys farare: Ora. Y. Lo-
su z Pittsburgh, Pa, F. Kupce
West, Texas, F. Helmicha re
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Jana
Kuceru 2 Prahy, Cechy.
= Do Baltimore z Chicago
vratil Sc p. FIR. Miller S rodinou
svoji uvitan byv radostne zdej-
SINH prately syymi.
Minulou sobotu zajel 81
ma vylet ma Eastern Shore p.
Vaclav Wallis z c1sla 924 N.
Patterson Park Ave. dvouma
kamarady. Zdrzeli Sc tam tri
dni, kde pro zabavu a legraci
chytila ryby na Miles fece.
Nell st6stf, neb pTivezli domG
tolik ryb re je rozdavali po
pratelich a znamych a k tomu
jeste 81 nechali tolik re pc ne
kolik dnf 81 pochutnavali ma
pecenych "rybickach"!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
Zranen padem 5 oceloveho
tramu.

John st. John, % rokd stary
Y Guilford avenue, tezce IRA
nen byl V hedeli padem S oce-
lovehot tramu We Sparrows
Pointskych ocelarnach. S ira
mu, po nemz Sci, spadl do
hloubky 80 stop. Rozrazil 81
lebku a zlomil ODE ramena We
die vnitfnfho poranenf.
V hadce v dome, {. 1909
Mosher ulice, uderen byl v ne
deli Ennis Watty cihlou do hla-
wy a usmrcen. Vrahem jeho,
William Smith, byl uveznen.
-V V nedelnf rvacce ma rohu
Lombard ulice a Market Place
Jacob Miller, 60 rokd starry,
bodnut byl nozem neznamym
1tocnfkem. StaTec Sci diva bio
ky neil policistu nalezl, jenz
jej dal dopraviti do nemocnice
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
CeSi mezi graduanty.

V 1tery vecer We Ford's di-
vadle konana byla graduacnl
Slavnost Maryland Institute. Z
1stavu graduovalo 215.
Mezi graduanty byli kraja-
ne: z mechanicke vecern1 sko-
ly graduoval Joseph F. Black.
z oboru architektury graduo-
val Leo c.. Civis.
z Post-graduacn1 vecerni
skoly graduovali: Frank Jo-
seph Black, Jr., a Vladimir
Jan Bukovsky.
z inzenyrskeho odboru
ma Johns Hopkins universit6
graduoval James John Primus.
Ma Eastern vyssf d1vc1
skole graduovati budou 16.
cervna: Ethel Billy, Marie Je-
fabek, Marie Kozak, Hilda No
yak, Johanna Novak, Marie
Rezek, Caroline Tesaf, Adeline
VavTina.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
v nemecku ma byti zrusen "a.
kon ma ochranu republiky.

V Nemeckem risskem snemu
Sc projednava navrh zakona IL
dove strany ma zrusen1 opatTe-
nj uzakonenych FL cervence
1922 ma ochranu republiky.
Pravnf vybor snemovny sc Wy
slovil proti tomuto navrhu, nez
predloha dochazi We sn6moyne
podpory monarchist1 komll-
nistd, jirnz obema jest zakon
trnem oc1ch. Zastupce nemec
kych Macdonald slechtic Freitag
Loringhoven prohlasil, re je-li
monarchisticke smyslenl v Ne
mecku podle citovaneho zako-
ma zradou, re must byti vele-
zrady obzalovana celia jeho
strana, nebot nikdo pfislusni-
kG Sc pry netajf narozem, re
Nemecku mIze byti pomozeno
pouze povolanfm stare cisarske
rodiny ma trim v Berlfne. Ko-
muniste 81 stezujf re Jim zakon
branf v jejich agitaci. Po dlou-
he debate byla konecne pfedlo
ha ma odvolanf zakona vrace-
ma pravnfmu vyboru k novemu
projednani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
Smysly a nesmysly.

"Prace zeny", poznamenal
manzel hlede smutne ma hro-
madu spinaveho nadobf, jez
zena spechajicf do "moovies"
nechala valeti ma stole v ku-
.chyni, ''nen1 nikdy dodelana." !"
- Kdyz yam lekar poradi
zmenu podneb1,s jiste sc vas
chce zbavit.
- V New Yorku president
North American spolecnosti
vypravuje prvnf pTipad druhu,
kde obcan platl "a plyn a hned
chce druhy dcet trochu mensi.
Ucet, jak president udava, byl
spfse hodne veliky. Obcan pc
zaplacenf jeho vysvetlil, re
kdyz manzelka jeho po cely
minuly tyden byla ma navsteve
rflbuznych, v jejf nepTftom-
nosti sam 81 varil snfdan1. Je-
dnoho dine vyjel 81 ma obchod-
nj cestu'', jez Sc protahla ma
dobu ctyr dnf, Kdyz Sc vratil
81 obchodnf cesty". uvidel, re
plyn stale ma kamnech horel.
Aby nedostal notnou kapitolu
az bude draha polovice prohli-
zeti dcet "a plyn, vyzadal 81
druhy, mensi. PrPy bude Ia
tt stati zaplatiti j ten druhy.
- Ia vseobecnou soustrast
prosf Sc; "The Queenstown
News" prinasf tuto truchlivou
zpravu: "Stryc Billy Bishop,
kdyz nakladal v utery rano ma
nadrazf v Centreville telata,
byl kopnut iedn1m z Mich do
nohy po nekolik dnf tato no
bolela".
Proc bychom Sc netesili
1.-THE Maryland Gazette" jasa
"Velkolepa |zprava! V Green
Haven majf holirnu. Ano pfa-
tele, vsechno nase oznamovani
mluvenf a psani, re tTeba v
Green Haven mfti hollrnu, pr
neslo konecne ovoce. Green
Haven ma sskutecnou hol1rnu!'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
Ably slib byl zajistsn.

Soudce Eugene O'Dunne, a.
by zajistil slib Bernardo M.
Thompsona, re tento skutecne
Sc nebude op1jeti, odsoudil to-
hoto ma 80 dn1 do polepsovny.
Thompson souzen byl pro o.
pustenl manzelky a osmi d1tek
Thompson omlouval sc, re toho
Sc dopustil, ponevac mnoho
Pill a sliboval soudci, re dali
mu chance, re sc ami sklen-
ky nedotkne. Soudce myslel,
re lepsl bude, kdyz sam slib
tento zajist1 a odsoudil Thomp-
soma do polepsovny, kde kdy-
by clovek chtel, nem1ze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
Ia vypGjceni automobilu tTicet
dni.

Soudce Traffic soudu ode
prel rozumeti obhajob6 Ada
ma Harpera, ktery pred MIN
stal pro vzet1 automobilu patti
clho jeho pr1teli, ,Adamu White
aby 81 v automobile mohl ude-
latl vylet. Harper marne do
kazoval soudci, re automobil
Jenom Sc vyp1jcil Cd prftele.
Soudce odsoudil Harpera ma
trlcet dni do vezen1 pro vzeti
automobile bez dovolenf mali
telova pfidal ku rozsudku
kratke vysvetleni, re Harper
muze byti rad, ze Sc "a to ne
dostal do kaznice, kde mnozf
dnes "sed1" pro podobne pre-
stupky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
1875 mestskych zrizencG do
penSe,

Poole seznamu pfedlozene-
no prave mayoru Jacksonovi
1876 mestskych zffzencd - sta
rych 70 anebo vice rokn - da-
no bylo a bude ma zaklade pen
sijniho planu do pense.
Nejstars1m z mich jest j. C.
LeGrand Cole, hlavn1 ucetnf We
zdanovaclm odboru, jenz jest
IS rokd star. Koncem tydne
dan byl do pense.
- Vybor ma odhady povolil
mestskemu vyberc1mu, George
w. Rife, osm dodatecnych kler-
XII, aby zanedbane prace cd.
boru vypracovany byti molly.
Y odboru vzdor tomu, re pry
Sc tam pracuje We dne v noci,
jest mnoho rozdelane a nedo'
koncene prace treba az z roku
1922. Nepolitikarum nejde na
rozum, jak pc uznani, re po-
platnfci must platiti ma preby.
tecne v odboru zrizence, kt>.
ia jeden druhemu prekazl
nyni nejenom tam vsichni t
zbytecni podrzeni jsou, ale je
Ste osm novych k MIN pridano
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
Uznani vinni z kradeze.

Josephine Drnec uznana by
la vinnou z ukradenf Sperku V
obnosu 81, 900 z domu Abraha-
ma Marcuse ma Fairview ave-
nue. bydlic1ho. Drncova slouzi-
la dome Marcusove. Spolu S
nj vinnym uznan byl William
J. ~Kuzel, jenz cd nj kradene
sperky pTejimal. Drncova Sc
omlouvala, re Kuzel lakal z nj
penize a kdyz nemohla mu pc
nize davati, re ma jeho radu
kradla sperky.
Soudce teprve trest urci O.
bema.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11

Jiz ctvrty den. zije Praha
rusnym zivotem na preplne-
nych vozech elektricke drahy
napisem "Vystava". Jsou to
predevsim venkovane, kteri cd
vsech nadrazi proudf ma ira
dicnf vystaviste, nebot hospo-
daTska vystava, konana letos
We dnech 12. - IL. kvetna, je
svatkem ceskoslovenskeho ze-
medelstvf. Zd6raznil to pri
zahajenf vystavy ministr zeme-
d6lstv1 DIR. j. Slavfk, ktery ime-
mem vlady republiky vyslovil
uznanf praci zemedelc1. Po-
die jeho SLOW hospodarska W.
stava svym vyznamem a posla-
MIN presahuje zajmy zemedel-
skeho stavu. Zemedelska pro-
dukce ukazuje svoji vyspelost
vysledky sveho 1silf sobe-
stacnost veSkereho obyvatel-
stva statu. Ddstojnym zp6so-
bem zdGraznuje svou d1lezi-
tost q vyzaduje 81 pozornosti a
porozumenf. Jake il, jakozto
nejd6lezitejsf slozce statnfho
zivota pfinalezi. Zemedelci
manifestuji tn nikoliv frazemi
a demagogickymi hesly, nybrz
vysledky prace potu.' - Do
posud krone desetitisfcI pro-
stych navstevnfk6 vystavy do
sud shledlo vystavu ma 10000
osob), pfisli ma vystavu eetnf
aktivnf byvalf ministri, vyz-
nacnf zemedelsti pracovnici 2
Ceskoslovenska ciziny, zei-
mena z Polska. - z dosavad-
mich sesti hospodaTskych W.
stav v Praze je nynejsf VISTA
: va CO do usporadanf nejpre-
hlednejsf. Velka cast exposice
ma vyznam nejen pro zemedel
: stvi Ceskoslovenska, nybrz i O.
statnfch statG evropskych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
Governor uchazi Sc O
znovuzvolenf.

V pondelf governor Ritchie
oznamil sekretafi statu v An
napolis, ze sc bude uchazeti Q
znovuzvolenf do dfadu COVER
nera. Richie uchazi sc u
rad po tretf.
Kongresnfk, Millard E,
Tydings 2 Hartford okresu
schvalen byl bossy demokra-
ticke strany "a kandidata 1fa.
du senatora Spojenych Stat6
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
z dali.

Polsky premier Bartel ce
lynn svym kabinetem resigno
val. Novy president, Moscic.
ki, pozadal jej, ably zGstal v Il
fade, dokud move ministerstvc
nebude sesazeno.
Bartel utvoril ministerstvo
kdyz pred tfemi tydny marsal
Pilsudski, ,tehdejs1ho presiden.
ia celou jeho vladou sesadil
Moscicki nastolen byl "a presi-
denta patek.
V nedavne vetrne bouTi
na pobrez1 Burma u Indie u
smrceno bylo kolem $500 O.
byvatelG.
Guatemalska vlada repu-
bliky Jiho-Americke nafldila
deportaci jisteho poctu knezi,
ktef1 sc vmesovali do politiky.
Vlada spolu vydala rozkaz, ze
zadn1 Jezuite nesm1 byti do re-
publiky vpusteni.
Residence biskupa V So
move Mexiku skonfiskovana
byla ma rozkaz mexicke vlady.
Biskup Juan Navarette hledan
jest, ably souzen byl pro protest
spolu jinymi proti nedavnemu
uveznen1 biskupa z Huejutta.
Skonfiskovana residence bis
kupova promenena byla We
vladn1 skolu.
+ "Chantry House" v Billie
ricay Essex Anglii, v sest-
naetem stoleti residence Chris
tonhera Martin, ,jednoho z vdd-
CT FPoutn1kd'', kterf pred pro-
nasledovan1m cfrkve uchylili
Sc do Ameriky, aby zde svobo-
dne Bohu slouziti mohli, pro-
dan byl prave jistemu Ameri-
canu, ktery da jej prevezti do
Bostonu. Ia dun zaplatil ko-
lem $4,000.
Francouzsky senat schva-
lii Locarno dohodu 272 hlasy
proti 6. Premier BRAND zadal
schvalen1. Mezi jinym rekl :
'sFrancie N6mecko jsou diva
velicf narodove, kazdy Mich
ma sve dobre zle vlastnosti,
Veffte, re tito narodev6 mali
byti vecne odsouzeni k tomu,
ably Sc hubili navzajem? ia
neverim tomu."
Nemecko bylo kritisovano
pro podepsani Rusko-Nemecke
dohody, premier BRAND dale v
feci sve rekl a dodal, re die
jeho nahledu dohoda Rusko-
Nemecka nema ten smer, jaky
teto nekterymi vladami dohode
podkladan jest. Dohoda, BRAND
fekl, jest umluva neutralite.
Jestlize Rusko dohody zneuzi-
je, BRAND dale dovodil, Meme
cko nasledkem dohody teto a
bllzkosti sve k Rusku, bude v
nemilem postavenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
Vrah odsouzen ma 1s rokaH.

Do Marylandske kaznice od-
souzen byl "a roxy starry Sal
vatore Maresca, jenz zastrelil
81 rok6 stareho Nicholase Koe-
nicka V uniove tesaTske SIM, c.
715 N. Eutaw ulice, 30. bfezna
Maresca vesed do sine, strelil
Koenicka, kdyz tento odepfel
pfestati hrati karty Sc soudru-
ny tam sedfc1mi vyj1ti S MIN
ven cosi srovnati,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
z automobilovych bed.
Ma severovychodn1 police,

Ma severovychOdn1 pollceJnl
stanici uvezneni byli diva Ger
nosi, kterl automobilem. svym
yrazili do chodce ma rohu Pratt
a High ulic v nedeli noci a z
mista melody ujeli nestaravse
Sc O udefeneho chodce. Charles
Fullino a Michael Forino re
sveho automobile uvidevse ne
hodu, pustili Sc "a ujlzdejlcl-
mi cernochy a cestou vzavse k
sobe policejn1 strazn1ky, S te-
mito ujizdejic1 dopadli v 500
bloku North Central avenue.
Uvezneni cernosi jsou: Joseph
Lamb {. 608 N. Bond ulice a
Roosevelt Williams w. Bid
die ulice. Chodec, jenz cerno-
chy uderen byl, zmizel mlsta
melody.
" Traffic soudu odsouzen
.byl Ernest B. Smith z Mary
land avenue ma tficet dni do
vezeni pro Tlzenf automobilu,
kdyz byl opily. V sobotu, jak
policejni straznfk, George Le-
on, svedcil, Smith automobi-
lem svym vrazil do automobile
stojiclho ma Maryland avenue
blizko North avenue. Smith
couvl a dal Sc s. automobilem
SWIM ma utek ujlzdeje rychlos-
ii asi SO mil "a hodinu. Leon
vskocil do kolemjedouc1ho au-
tomobilu pustil Sc "a uj1zde-
jfcim, jehoz dohnal ma rohu
Oak a 25. ulice. V automobi-
lu nalezl straznfk 2 pinty ko-
Falky Snitha tax opileho, re
no vyzdvihnouti muse1 re seda-
dla. Kdyz soudce odsoudil jej
ma 80 dnf do vezenf a ku poku-
te $26.45 pro nezastavenf V do
be melody a $25 pro rychlou
jfzdu a SIS pro nedostatek IL
cense, Smith Sc chtel odvolati
z rozsudku. Kdyz soudce po-
hrozil mu, ze V tom pf1padu
preda jej prohibicn1m agent1m
Smith nechal odvolan1 a dal Sc
odvesti do vezenf.
Tehoz dine odsouzeni JIM o.
pilf automobiliste do vezenl -
kazdy ma 80 dnf: John Haw-
kins z Anne Arundel okresu,
Wallace Steck, John Richard
son a Henry j. Zolz.
Cd pocatku letosnfho ro-
ku do minuleho tydne 55 osob
zabito bylo v Baltimore a okolf
automobily a 1896 zraneno.
Minuleho roku v teze dobe "a
bito bylo zde automobily AT
osob $3.50 zranene.
Padesat diva roxy stara
Sarah Eyerley z Greenmount
avenue poranena byla, kdyz V
pondelf vrazil do nj automobil
Jamese A. Jacobse ma rohu
Greenmount a Monument ulie.
Prerazena il byla klicnf kost a
rozrazena lebka,
- Detektivnf sergeant, Hen
ry Magersupp, sc roxy stary,
poranen byl, kdyz automobil
jeho srazil sc jinym ma Lo-
ney's lane a Bidle ulici. Ira
nenl jeho byla lehc1ho druhu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
Omracen bleskem.

Dvacet rokG starry Donald
Derby Govans omracen byl V
pondel1 bleskem, kdyz stal u
kryt nedaleko Stadia male
tam stojfcf budce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
Do svazu mnazelskeho a z ne
hO ven.
no ven.

V pondeli vydano bylo 20
povoleni ke sflatku. Tehoz dne
povolen rozvod IL manzel-
skym parkum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
Msstska rada ma prazdniny.

Mestska rada usnesla Sc, re
odroci Sc v tydnu po %. cervnu
aby mohla v klidu mfru uzi-
vati letniho odpocinku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-11
Dftko piIo petrolej.

Diva roxy starry, Charles Ca
rico, jehoz rodice bydli ma Old
Hartford road, V utery napilo
Sc petroleje.
Putnam patriot., 1926-02-19

Bachelorhood in Japan is very rare. being almost unknown.
Putnam patriot., 1926-02-19
EAST WOODSTOCK

Miss Eva Farrows led the (. E. Society last Sunday evening.
 Charles Johnson has been confined to the house the past week with bad heart attack
 Mrs. Myrtle Jordan and son Spen- cer, Rev H. D. Baker. wife and son. Arthur were in Worcester Saturday
 Miss Edith Harris. who Is on the staff at the Day kimball hospital was operated on for appendicitis Wednes- day.
 Miss Mary Fits. George Gee and Mrs. Francis French. matron at the town farm. are patients at the Day kimball hospital.
 Misses Eleanor and Louise Linde- man of Willmantic and Newburgh, N. Y, spent the holiday and weekend with their parents, MT. and Mrs. L. H. Lindeman.
 Mrs. A. NJ. Gildersleeve. who fell and fractured her hip in December Is failing rapidly, being unconscious most of the time. She is at the home Of her son, Dr. C. C. Gildersleeve in Norwich.
 Little Thurston Eddy, son of Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Eddy. got his hand caught in the electric wringer Wed nesday afternoon. He was taken to the hospital for an X-Ray to deter mine if any bones were broken.
 A missionary meeting was held We'd day afternoon al the home of Mrs. N. T. White and daughter. Mrs. Theo- dore Cox. The devotional exercises were conducted by the president, Mrs. Myrtle Jordan. Mrs. George Phillips had charge of tine program, topic. "The Slav at Worship In America. !" Mrs. Everett E. May assisted in the reading \ pleasant social hour fol- lowed with refreshments served.
Putnam patriot., 1926-02-19
WOODSTOCK BRIEFS
WOODSTOCK


 Philip Dean is in town for a few weeks.
 Edwin Howard of Hartford is home for this weekend.
 Mrs. Gendreau, who resides in Sprucedale, IS very i'll.
 Miss Anne NJ. Shippey of Hartford is home for this weekend.
 John Collin and Fred Wilcox have purchased new Dodge trucks.
 One of the sons of Mir. and Mrs Ernest Miller has been i'll with the measles.
 Mrs. French, matron of the town farm, is very ill at the Day Kimball hospital.
 Miss Marguerite Burns of Thomp. son was a guest of Mrs. J. W. Kempr last weekend.
 MT. and Mrs. Adrian Nelson's daughter. Ida. of Hartford, is home for few weeks.
 Ernest Miller and family have come to Woodstock to live with Mir. Miller's father. Frank Miller.
 Rev. David P. Hatch was at Ply mouth on Sunday to attend the flu. neral of q very close friend. The first Lenten service of the seq son was held at Mrs. Julius Rutis- hauser's on Thursday evening.
 Adrian Nelson has just returned from the hospital where he has been having treatment for heart trouble.
 Harry Rutishauser of Northeastern College, Boston, is home for this weekend and Washington's birthday
 Donald Williams and Henry Stafford of Storrs College are home for this weekend and Washington birthday
 Miss Geueva Cross. daughter of Mir and Mrs. Samuel Cross, who has been i'll for several weeks Is very much bet ter
 Mrs. Leonard Healey, who closed her house the first of January. is now visiting her sons John and Leonard ir Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mrs. George Spalding can say that she IS very busy just now. as little William is going through a siege of whooping cough.
 Among the new radio fans in this section are George Sampson, William Child. Henry Lamothe, Kenneth An drews, William Johnson, Albert Will liams and Herbert Shippey.
 All the men in Sprueedale and vi- einity have been very busy this past week clearing the roads for traffic Albert Williams and his men deserve much credit and appreciation for the special effort they have made in clear ing the roads after these last two storms.
 A union supper and social of the North. East and Hill societies is be- ing planned for this coming Friday evening, February @, at the Hill cha pei Supper will be served at six o'clock. Price of supper, thirty-fve cents. 4 program will be given af ter the supper by the North and East societies.
 About twenty of the ladies attend ed the missionary meeting held at Mrs Julius Rutishauser's on Tuesday af- ternoon, February 9. Mrs. William Child was the leader. discussing the topic. Prayer in the Strategy of Mis- sons After the meeting refresh ments were served by Mrs. Rutishaus. CT and q social time enjoyed.
 Last Sunday morning. February Ii. the pulpit of the First Congregational church was occupied by Henry C Wolfe. who gave a talk on the Near East situation. As Mr. Wolfe had spent three and one-half years in the heart of Russia and had worked for some time with the Herbert Hoover Relief Committee. his message seemed very req, and interesting. The eve ming service was omitted
Putnam patriot., 1926-02-19
NORTHWOODSTOCK

Miss Bernice Leavitt of West Hart ford is at home for the weekend and the holiday.
 Miss Mabel Bugbee is having an en- forced vacation from school owing te an attack of whooping cough.
 Mrs. Nelson Frink and daughter have closed their home here and join ed Mr. Frink in Willimantic for the present.
 Mrs. French, matron at the town farm. is still in the hospital. Her condition is considered serious as she has developed spinal trouble.
 Henry J. Potter was recently en- tertained at dinner by Misses Wini- fred Potter and Lillian Johnson at their apartments in Waterbury.
 Mrs. Ethel Rawson Morgan of Pro vidence has decided to place her twenty-five acre farm in this village on the market. The buildings are in excellent repair and the place ls we'll wooded and watered and will make an ideal home for some one.
 Massachusetts state engineers are at work on the specifications for the proposed macadam road which leads from southbridge to North Wood stock. From what can be learned 1t seems certain that the state and county stand ready to pay half the costs expecting the town of South bridge to pay the other half. The cost is estimated at about S4O.OOO. IL is further understood that Connecticut will build from it's state line to meet the Southbridge line.
Putnam patriot., 1926-02-19
WEST WOODSTOCK

Carl Teller, who has been on the sick list. is now convaleseent.
 Mir. and Mrs. Luther Place were in Webster Sunday to visit their It, tie grandson, George Luther Place.
 A chimney fire at John Tender. son's last Saturday evening caused quite a bit of excitement but fortu- nately no damage was done
 All available men have been shovel ling snow on the highway for the past week and most roads are now open. Those living on country roads need several kinds of eduipage to make trip to market.
 George C. Phillips of East Wood stock motored to Boston Wednesday with Mrs. Albert Perrin and Mrs. Myron Esterbrooks; the former re- maining there for treatment at a Boston hospital for gall stones.
 Mrs. Edward Chamberlin passed her elst birthday on the l4th. She is living with her son Edward and IS enjoying good health. Friends and neighbors kindly remembered her with beautiful bouquet of carnations and roses.
Putnam patriot., 1926-02-19
EAST THOMPSON

There were services at the M. F.. church Sunday but few in attendance
 Mrs. Herbert Robbins is acting as nurse in family in Quadle at pres ent.
 Mrs. William Kingsbury is staying with Mrs. Minnie Smith for the pres ent.
 Mrs. Minnie Bixby has been spend ing a few days in Worcester the past week.
 Sunday a variety of weather visit ed us, snow, rain and at night thunder shower.
 Mrs. Ella Hoyle has shut up her house and is boarding with Mir. and Mrs. w. H. kimball.
 Mrs. Emil Jensen has beea the guest at the home of her eldest son, Chris Jensen. in Greenwich, Conn, for seV- eral days.
 Station agent Chester Mathewson had to remain two nights at the sta ton on account of trains delayed by the severity of the storm.
 F. C. Ross was visitor of MT. and Mrs. c. T. Robbins at Zephyr Hills, Fla, recently finding them very com fortably situated in their new home.
 Last week We were without mail for three days owing to the roads being impossible. also the bus could not run the remainder of the week since Tues day.
 Mrs. Mable Gordon served hot eof- fee and sandwiches at the village store to the hungry men who were working on the snow blow breaking out the roads which were filled with high drifts.