Putnam patriot., 1927-04-01
EASTFORD

AfRAAth 2AsAAh 70 ssRAS AA RA AAAAA with the help of erutches.
 The salad supper at the chapel Fri day evening was well attended.
 George Bowen and family spent Sunday at Edgar Bosworth's in Pom fret
 Mir. and Mrs. A. s. Walker attend cd Che Masonic ball in Putnam Fri day evening.
 Miss Jane Gale of Newfoundland visited Olive Tatem a few days dur ing her vacation.
 Mr. and Mrs. George French with Helen and Eugene, spent the week end in Hartford.
 Mn Dawson, superintendent of the state road in Easifnrd, Is boarding at George Ffcnth.s
 Mrs. Frank spent several days last week with her daughter. Mrs Thomas Bedineton, Mount Hope.
 Miss Ethel Gardner. who has been abroad this winter. opened her sum mer home here last week
 The monthly missionary meeting was held at the home of Mrs. C. D. Tatcm Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Willis Hiscock and Miss Ida Bartlett visited Mrs. Cora Young in Mashapaug on Sunday. Some ef the ladies met at the church Wednesday afternoon to put 1t in or der for services Sunday morning.
 Mr and Mrs Nacklicki entertained their daughter. Miss Lottie, and friend } from New York City one day recently Abraham Nunn. who broke his leY about three weeks ago. had it ampu tated Friday at the Day kimbalI Hospital.
 There were about eighty in attend. auce at the Sunday morning service and forty-two at the Christian Endea. ' yor last Sunday.
 II B. Black and family of New York arrived for the weekend Ar. Black returned Monday. the family remain ing for the week
 Mrs ]. C. Tatem and three chil- dren spent Saturday with Mrs Ia t5m's parents. Mir and Mrs Ira Mar tin, in Pawtucket, k. l.
 One of the horses used on the sta ( road was very sick Tuesday night Dr. Hsjehin- of Abingdon was eahcd. l. better at this writing
 Scrs ices will be resumed at the church Sunday morning April 3, at lUf5. During the winter months ser. giees have been held at the chapel
 Tmrty-dve school children went tu Putnam and banked their savings for the year. They visited the Trade school. John kaletchitz conveyed them in his truck.
 The Ladies Aid met last week with Mrs. Frank smith There will be no meeting this week as the Ladies Mis- sioHafy meeting will be held Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Tatem.
 The teachers of the Center school took the pupils that saved a certain amount of money tO Putnam to de posit it and also gave them a good time by taking them to the pictures.
 Mrs. Charles Clark entertained her mother. Mrs. Carrie Miller of Pom fret. over the weekend. Monday they made a business trip Co Webster and stopped in MilsonHiile and called on Miss Ann Hoyle.
 The Misses Miriam. Olive and Cath EtAHE ah1fH anu AfAttAAftA hftAA Af@tAAAa returned t0 Northfield Tuesday, after snending ten days at their tUnea here. Sir. ion Byrrs conveyed them by auto as far as Springfield.
 The pupils of the Center school are very proud to be the winners of the prizes offered by W B. C. and the Hartford Times. for collecting the highest average of Lent caterpllars. These two prizes amount to fifty dol- lars.
 Honor pupils in the grammar room for the month of March are as fol- lows: Grade eight. Walter King. Al drich Lewis; grade seven, Helen Bos- worth, Helen Chilkott, Hattie King grade six. Stanley Naklicki, Mary King; grade five, Sadie Naklieki, Otto King.
 Pupils perfect in attendance during March are: Sarah Andert, Heien Chilkott Mary Chilkott, Hattie King Sadie Nackhcki, Jennie Rosyar, Eliza beth Tatem, Yerna Yoskovich, Clar- ence French, Kenneth Green. Otto King. Emil Klee. Serezka Nahib0wltz, John Rosyar, Carlton Tatem, Ken neth Walker, Stowell Walker, Alfred Warren, Joseph Yoskovieh. Per cent of attendance, ninety-eight