Putnam patriot., 1926-08-06
ASHFORD

were Ar and Mrs. Herbert J. smith
 Harry Tatem on Sunday gave his Sunday school boys a trip to Block is. land.
 Rat recently killed over a hundred baby chickens belonging to Nathaniel Lyon.
 Darwin Lewis has returned from a Hartford hospital. much improved in health
 Selectmau A. $. Walker and family have been entertaining fout-of town friends
 Lesee J. O. Wood has bought the boys camp of Stanley Kelly at Crys- tai Lak9
 Winono E. Hentz and Ethel N Kenyon of Dedham, Mass. came to the village Saturday.
 Volney Reed and family paid their respects to relatives and friends here Tuesday afternoon.
 Rev Harvey Lawson of Union edi- fled his listeners at the Congregational church Sunday morning.
 Mis- Mildred Stone and friends of Abingdon were guests Of Mrs. Beatrice Kennedy Saturday afternoon.
 Jaiier Walter Tripp of Brooklyn arrested the attention of his old-time friends here early in the week.
 Master Kenneth E kennedy guest Of James W Thompson. Newport, R. L. the past week, returns today.
 Miss Eleanor Spink. q student nurse at Hartford. visited her parents. Mir and Mfs William Spink over Sunday.
 F. 4. Raiston. Harry Anderson and Mr and Mrs. M L. Elman of South Manchester visited local friends Fri day.
 Mis- Catherine C. Calhoun of Nor wich paid an official visit to this sec tion Tuesday in behalf of child vel fare.
 Thomas L. Jones and family of Putnam, accompanied by Mrs Emelia Cutler of Dayyille. motored to town Sunday
 Mr and Mrs. C. W Abner, Miss Alice G Abner and Miss Alice Jane Abner. all of Brooklyn, N r.. visited Camp Eastford at Crystal Lake Mon day
 N Waldo Kennedy. state supervis- or, attended an important Moose meet ing at Pawtueket, R. L. Wednesday evening
 Stanley Kaminsky of Phoenixville has bought q small tract west of the Gen. Lyon Inn. and will put up a building for storage and other pur- poses.
 Large numbers passed through here Sunday en route to Camp Eastford at Crystal Lake. and Camp Woodstock. Black Pond
 Hrs If F. Guest of Brooklyn. N. E., and Mesdames W. H. Hills and M F Rice of Hartford paid their respects to Eastford Tuesday.
 The food sale of the Ladies Aid So- eiety, held on the lawn of Mir. and Mrs. Oliver Bowen Friday afternoon. was well attended. Over so was netted.
 Mir and Mrs. c 4. Bartlett and Mir. and Mrs. Barney GrimshaW of Wlllimantic. together with l.. Jones and J. N. Jones of Hartford visited Eastford Sunday
 C. \. EriksoH. Pm B. of Ridgefeld Park, N. j., k director of Camp YaH- kee at Crystal Lake 4 booklet. just issued. k descriptive of this camp for boys under sixteen.
 The lawn in front of Gen. Lyon Inn will be extended a double drive way added, and large steps put in al the hall building w \. Warren has charge of the grading Mrs. Gertrude Frost of New Bed . ford, Mass spent the weekend with Miss Alice l.. Rindge Her son. Wal ter Frost. was the guest of Represents atlve Charles D. Tatem
 Under repair and construction signs were placed Monday on the high way leading from Eastford to the Woodstock line. Putnam to Eastford via Abingdon IS now the better way.
 Portions of the cellar wall of the old Bowen store. burned to the ground several years ago, are being hauled away, to be used at the summer resi- dence of Miss Esther Harmon of New York City.
 The hop last Friday and the one 1 last evening at Gen Lyon hall proved highly enjoyable Lyons Orchestra , of Nillimantic. six pieces, furnished i the music and Billy Bates of Wood . stock acted as prompter
 Edward Keith. clerk at l.. F. Smiths. Putnam. arrived Tuesday foi weeks vacation. during which time } he will shingle his barn here. His son Lawrence. student of the r. II. <. Is assisting at A. NJ BoWens store. Allen B Lincoln of Westford and Hartford. in town Tuesday. informed The Patriot paragrapher that East. ford IS now the busiest small place of any center in eastern Connecticut He predicts great things for it's future.
 Miss Freda kiso of Richmond Hill l.. l.. who has spent vacations in East. ford several seasons, called on the Misses Guthrie Monday and Tuesday She was en route to Newport. accom-. panied by Paul Timmshy of Bad Ocyn. hausci, Germany. . Mir. and Mrs. William Henry of Lynn. Mass. who lived in this vicin. F ity some twenty years ago, in com. , pany with their son. William W. Hen ! ry, Jr,, and daughter. Miss Annett, ! Henry, called on friends and acauain tanees Saturday and Sunday. 2 Mrs. William D. Reuasch of Detroit Mich, was in town Saturday Co visit ] the scenes of her mother. nee Preston k who was born in the Castle. While { here much-desired information wa. given to her by Miss Alice L. Rindge [ and also by members of the Trow.