Putnam patriot., 1926-06-18
EASTFORD

Seleetman 4. $ Walker and family spent Sunday in New Britain.
 The venerable James Keith. a2, works at nls handle factory every day Wallace smith and family of Put nam called on relatives here last week. James Neville has a goat that chews tobacco. l. doesn't swallow the ! juice
 M Ethel Gardner entertained New York friend Che hrst 1f the
 week
 The bus from Putnam ta WillimaH- lie sill aaon make regular stops 5H Eastford.
 Edgar Cutting. dl several months. WiH resume work at the J i iatem ( sons handle factory July T. Representative Charles Tatem ~ife
 and daughter left Wednesday an g
 motoring trip through the south
 Mrs Sarah Carpenter, out of town some time owing % protFaeted illness. returned home early in the week. i Master Kenneth B Kennedy. g stu- dent in the Providence Classical High school. returns June 22 fof the sum mer vacation.
 IL Is understood that there will be a large number of boys at the Crystal 1 Lake camp this season. James Wood will be the manager in charge.
 Everything has been safe at 4. Nj. l Bowen store the past week. That's why it has been impossible to unlock the safe. requiring an expert to dis cover the lost combination.
 MT. and Mrs L. E. Badmiugt8n of Backland ChaHlea K McIean of Rockville. and C Wesley Mytrott of New York City were in the village beautiful Sunday calling on friends. Marc beWis who has been seriously sick at the home 0f his daughter Mrs. Arthur Edams. In Hartford. returned Sunday His son. Darwin Lewis. of North Ashford. was operated upon at Hartford hospital Monday
 Judge Edwin Thomas of Norwalk. former resident. was in the vicinity recently. T. is pleasing to note that his brother. Dr. Alfred Thomas of Staten Island. L. l.. Is eonvalescent following long illness
 Harry Tripp, an employe at J. M. Tatem & Sons. resigned Saturday to accept a situation on the state high way near Chaplin. Monday. Mir. Tripp contemplates going Co Fliridn with Stanley Bartlett next fall.
 Mr. and Mrs W II Dawson Of Hartford were iu town over the week l end Mr Dawson is h well=known sportsman and dog fancier and his special mission here was to interview Joseph Gurler the local Nimrad af fex hunting ren6WH
 Public schools close today after a year of marked progress throughout The town The graduation exercises were held last evening lH Che enHgre- rafianal ehareb There HHs iafeg attendance. and fHe exercises were unusually interesting.
 Mr and Nrs I N Flood, HenHs Flood and Nf- Gertrude Bonner uf SHtHbridFa werH visitors Sunday via che proposed Connecticut and Massa. afas#tts sIaEe hielaas saan =tHfe mls.lne IuA completed they predict a noticeable influx ta thi- locality fr#m the optical cIfy.
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 MHs Carpenter. also E Y Mooney city editor. Wlfe au Friday the guests of Mf and Nrs S Waldo Kennedy al Gen. lqoH Inn They were charmed With the natural beauty af Eastfurd and vicinity. and appreciated the courtesy If Eastfofds newspaper chrnuicler. \ NJ Bowen in gaining a ! lengthy interview by the Rhode Is ] land visitors with Mrs Sarah Brad way. new in her i0sth year.
 The chapel was filled to capacity last Friday evening. when new faahiened spelling bee. oldfash'eHed supper. and a ioiiy good time geaer- i ally were had An cnliyeunr pro- gram prepared by Mir, Latham em- hraccd orchestral music hE fha Ash family of Pomfret lnterspersed hs tahlenux representing Haf'aHs familiar
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