Putnam patriot., 1929-09-12
Eastforl

Lots Of hornets this year
George Bowen is preparing to hll
his silo.
A ministerial conference was held
in the chapel Tuesday.
Miss Prudence Deane enters upon
her senior year at Storrs college.
J. NJ. Tatem has been motoring
through Maine on a business trip.
General Lyon Inn will be kept
open until some time in November.
The summer residence Of j. b.
Black viii not be closed until Octo-
Der.
O. b. Carpenter has been taken
from the Hartford City hospital to
his home here.
Miss Alice S. Rindge and Mrs.
Beatrice T.. Kennedy motored to
Hartford Friday.
The household goods Of Carleton
Tatem are being Grated for shipment
20 Reidville, n. G.
The teachers Of the public schools
held a session in the Center school
building Monday afternoon.
Several aspirants for public office
already presented themselves.
L. O. Zetterman, concrete worker
on the federal highway, goes shortly
to Warrenville and other points.
Milk from this section goes most
~ TO the Highland Dairy Co. of Hart
ford and the Hood Co. of Providence.
The street-light and post at the
Spalding summer home were demo-
lished by an intruder the other night.
Miss Margaret Warren, Z. IL. 5.
graduate has entered the Hartford
General hospital to train for nursing.
Henry Buell. visited his mother,
Mrs. Abbie Buell., and brother
Charles at Petersham, Mass, last
week.
Miss Elsie Perks OF Worcester ID
E the new teacher in the Center Prim-
airy. She boards with Mr.. and Mrs
+ c. ID. Tatem.
Fred Sphinx has exchanged hi:
house, formerly the Eastford cream.
cry, for the pace owned by Robert
Frocliek at Woodstock Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Stone, Mis-
Nancy Stone and Miss Marie Glason
all of New York, were recent guests
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs Albert
!. Cobb.
Registrars Lillian L. Huntington
and Edith Wheaton Smith met Tues
day at Town hall 60 revise the voting
list and enroll the names of those eli
gible to be made voters.
+ N. Waldo Kennedy, past ID. ID. S
d., has been invited to take a prom
inent part in the state convention o.
the Loyal Order of Moose at Wake
field, K. l., October 6.
Rev. James f. English, pastor o.
the Putnam Congregational church
gave a concise, heart-to-heart talk a
the chapel Sunday evening. Tn,
special message was taken from th'
preaching and practice of Paul.
Miss Jane.te Trowbridge, who ha
been among friends at Springfield,
the past fortnight, returned Tuesda.
10 Eastford, where she is the guest O
her brother, Amasa Trowbridge. Sh'
W itt ~
Fla, during October.
Selectman Ellery Bartlett ant
father. Augustine Bartlett of Put
nam, spent Sunday at West Gloces
ter, X. l., where the former has bull
a cottage. Mrs. Howard Brown (ne'
Mande Bartlett) Of Putnam viii cree
a summer home there.
Rial s. Potter, Jr., of Springfield,
and William X. Kitner of Westfield
Mass, federal government scout
who for some time have been inspect
ing corn-felds hereabouts for tn,
European corn-borer, LETT Saturda.
for Bridgeport. Eastford has a clear
report.
At the morning service Sunday th'
Rev. Walter Lanphear rendered hi
resignation as pastor OF the Eastfor'
Congregation church same to TAX
effect in October. For the past threl
years Mr.. Lanphear has worke'
throughout this section industriousl.
and successfully. Very best wishe
viii accompany him to his new post