Putnam patriot., 1926-07-02
EASTFORD

The Fourth will be observed by dance on the 9th.
 Ralph French, U. $. N, has been enjoying a weeks respite at home.
 Mir. and Mrs. T J. Nicholson of Suffield called on friends early In the week
 Miss Emma A. Knoffla of South Manchester Is an addition to the sum mer colony.
 Harry Tripp has given up his sit nation ou the state highway leading Co WilIimantie.
 Both Darwin Lewis and Miss Alice L. Rindge. oH the sick list several weeks. are couvaleseeat.
 Some twenty boys arrived at Camp Eastford lCrs stal Lake1 the past week. Lessee j. Q Wood predicts q satisfactory ssasoa.
 The proposed bus llne to this neck o'-the- woods wili prove decided ac- eommedatioH. especially ta tourists during the bus. vacation season.
 F. R. Doaean and Mss Alice R. Eunde of SedtH Manchester. sIsfGrI EastfUrd for rho first time sunday and were loud la their praise If its attraetiveness,
 Oliver Bowen. Archa Walker. Ar thur Keith and Charles Dean attend d the Masonic St Johns Day ser vices at the Congregational church in Putnam Sunday morning.
 Property prices are noticeably higher since acceptance of the prop osition to extend the state road to the Woodstock line. which will lead to Putnam, Southbridge, etc.
 Walkers new store was formally opened to the public Saturday The building materially improves the ap- pearanee Of the square. Mir. Walker will occupy the tenement over the store.
 Miss Susan E. Van Vert. who has opened her cottage beyond the school house for the vacation months, is en- tertaining Miss Lillian Carrigan and Miss Winifred L. Ruter of New York City.
 Mir and Mrs. Edward Tryon, Miss Juliet Tryon Miss Hazel F.. Jones and Alr and Ars John K. Looms of Will hmantlc were among friends in the village uf SIX corners Sunday after noon.
 Hr. D. C. r. Moore. Mrs Moore and friends of Manchester were guests at lhr Inn Sunday evening Dr. Moore spends most of hts vacation periods ln Easiford. During the past tso EeaHs he has shot over 5Ou W00d- chueks
 Charles Tfipp, local poultry fan eler. lHS= on the scribe table. d Rhode Island Red hens egg that measures laxoA neEes and weighs five ounces The egg was placed m Che exhibit window oi The Journal at Providence.
 Mrs. Howard R. Black and two sons have been at their home in Flushing. E. l.. this week, preparatory Co re manning here the entire season. 1 hint Is abroad that MT Black will buy the George Griggs place, so-cailed near the residence of George Bowen.
 Last Friday N. Waldo Kennedy ad. dressed the L. O c. Nj at Valley Falls. R l. Monday night he was the guest of Moonsoeket lodge. Tuesday. as state supervisor. he entered upon a tive months membership drive at Westerly. He will spend week-ends at his home here
 Miss Anna Levitt and sister. Mrs. Walter Phillips of Putnam. motored Co Eastiord Sunday and enjoyed it's beauty and quiet Other welcome vis- itors included Thomas L. Jones and family. accompanied by Mrs. Amelia Cutler of Dayville, Mrs. N J Bart lett and friends.
 nr. J C Bowen. Mrs. A. B Bow eu, and Mrs F. B. Myatt Of Magno- keia. la. accompanied by Mrs. r. L. N auEhau uf Worcester, spent mum ber of days here and hereabouts last week. They registered at the Inn and while in this locality were ten dered dinners by Mrs. Alice Bos- worth. A. M Bowen and Oliver Bow en. A Willimantie they were dined by the family of the late Andrew J Bowen, native son of Eastford