Putnam patriot., 1926-08-13
ASHFORD

Frank smith is driving a new au- t5mohiie.
 Wiss Ida Bartlett is at her grand mothers farm "a Union
 q E. Loekari of Petersham Mas vas v-s.tor tae past week
 Mrs Beatrice E Kennedy m8tored -5 Newport. R. l.. yesterday.
 Sunday saw Burton F. Flint of South Coventry in tnis locality
 The registrars met today % make enrolment for tha coming eeucases.
 8a Florence Latham Is entertain az Mss Belle FfFaF of New York E.ty.
 Lse.an Weeks from New Hamp-. srFe ls visiting wilh former neigh bora
 W 2. spooner. Jr. and family U Providence enjoyed Eas.fQrd Sun aag
 Charles P Kennedy. here several weeks returned Wednesday t9 Put nam
 3lr and N- f. A. L.n.oy of East Lgme NeEe hare tEe latter part 0t trs week
 Walter T. sehaIer of Norwich. .n the state highway service, has been visiting here.
 Painting and decorating 9f Arehs s Walkers Hsw store and home is nearly completed.
 & E Kennedy was present at tse H50seheart Legion froIc at War W.ek E L. Sunday.
 Clyde Newell sf New }9Tz e.5y. friend 0f the Miszes G4rHees ls =tas-. sHg aeHe for a sh0rt 1lme-
 Iae Beaeks from New Haven and sae Spaiaiaz- of V ofeestsr are uoW occupying sumner homes here
 Ree John Mclean, 5 candidate, hled tae congregational pulpit Sun day morning He was well liked.
 disses Louise Piguol and Margare. Brennan of North Beiiemore. L. l., are sojourning here for short tune.
 Mrs George C. Wright and Mar iorie l.. Wright of Aist0n. Mas were among aee arrivals Wednesday.
 The Congregational Sunday school picnic. held al Camp Yankee, Crystal lake, Wednesday, proved a delightful outing.
 The regarding Of the grounds at Gen. Lyon Inn, under supervision of Sumner Warren, Is a conspicuous im- proYement.
 Mrs. Oliver D. Bowen is entertain ing her mother, Mrs C. P. Leayitt. and her sisters little son. both Of Spencer, Mass
 Warren Evans Dakiu. Charles T. Evans. George C. White and Lucille Faruham White all Of Storrs. motor cd to Eastford Sunday.
 Rev P S Collins for syeral years pastor of the Baptist church al North Ashford, has been calling on his host of friends iH this neighborhood.
 The state has notified several in this part of the county that unless they take out $ state sign license Im- mediateiy they sill be subject to d line
 kathryn E. Feaher of Dolgeville. S l.. Jeanette R. Graham of Lee, Mass. and Elizabeth B Herring of New York City arrived yesterday on a sightseeing tour.
 Mr. and Mrs Louis N. Thorn motored from TaFrytown, \. l.. to Yst their daughter who is spending the month of August al the girls camp at Black Pond
 Wednesday afternoon a party con sistlng 8f Mrs. Etiery Badger. Mrs Alice Besworth. Eliuor Carpenter and MT. and Mrs Oliver Bowen made pilgrimage to Bald Hill.
 The big gravel and stone bank near Gen. Lyon Inn will be largely drawn upon for filling purposes on the state highway extension from Eastford yil- lage to the Woodstock line.
 Mrs Charles killam, her son John and granddaughter Harriet of East | Woodstock. also Mrs. Mary Logee of Gansboart, N l., called on Mrs. Harriet Hammond one day last week
 Mrs. James W. Thompson and two i daughters Misses Dorothy and Nancy l Thompson. guests of Mrs. Beatrice E. Kennedy the past week, returned to i their home in Newport Wednesday.
 Rv. and Mrs Harlan L. Bromley of l Providence paid their daughter, Miss Mildred Bromley. a visit over the ] weekend Their vacation will con- AAAAt Ns e4AN AA fhAAAA1 III atAtA1oAAA4sA0 etts.
 Another story s being added to the former Stanley Kelley house by it's new owner, Mir Wood. at Crystal 1 lake. Francis Bennett of Phoenix vile has the contract Other improve ments will follow
 Miss Joyce Buford of Flushing. L. l., gave a party Tuesday to sixteen of her little Eastford friends at the home of Mrs George French. The time was spent in various pastimes and the serving of dainty refresh ments
 The opening of the community gift shop and sale If art works by East ford people at the rooms of Gen Lyon Ina Saturday afternoon at- tracted an unexpectedly large num- ber Of ladies from this and other places. The initial exhibit and de- corations were beautiful. and many purchases were made Mrs. F. H Bennette offered braided rugs: Mrs. I Ada l.. Badger. hooked rugs. Mrs. S. D. Carpenter. patch work quilts ] Mrs harlee Clark enahrolaarfas auB