Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1929-09-05
Eastford

Ray Sibbey now lives in Ragged
Hill district.
The town hall basement is under.
going repairs.
Lawn-tennis court will be laid out
on the Inn grounds
Good attendances at the schools
which opened Tuesday.
Emerson Jones cf Worcester visit
ed his parents Thursday.
James Neville is having a well dug
in front OF his house on Porkhill.
Wallace Smith and family Of Put
nam passed Labor Day in Eastford.
Miss Lillian Huntington has for
company her cousin, Mrs. Hartwell OF
Litchfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Hiscock have
had as visitor, Julius Harmon of
Southbridge.
Alexander Kaletchtz and bride of
New York greeted weii-wishers in
town Monday.
We Is and springs are very low.
One farmer has to take water over a
mile to his cattle.
Mrs. Howard Brown (nee Maude
Bartlett) of Putnam called Sunday on
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Dana Keith and little daugh-
ter. after an extended absence, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Secretary II. w. Cole of the Bridge
port Loyal Order of Moose and party
registered here Tuesday.
Cement for the new state highway
bridge at Phoenixville was poured
yesterday Wednesday,.
Mrs. John Whitford has returned
from New Haven, where she was
treated for a face trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Barrett OF
Hartford are staying a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Stevens.
Sparty from Putnam has been tax
ing a survey of the eleetrie-,ight stu
alton during the past week.
The dance given last Wednesday
night for the benefit of Eben Dodge
sick with typhoid fever, netted
+ S3s.6O.
Mrs Alice Bosworth visited her
brother. o. b. Carpenter at the Hart
iord City hospital last week. Slow i'm.
provement.
Mrs. John Scarborough was al
Hartford Sunday to see her son re
Gently operated on at the Hartford
hospital.
Representative and Mrs. Darwin
Lewis and MIR. and Mrs. Archie S
Walker were at Hammonasset Beact
last Thursday.
Miss Esther Harmon and Mis-
Sarah Van Vert, left today to re
sumo the duties as teacher in New
York city. Others will follow.
The sunset meeting on the greer
Sunday, was very interesting Put
nam Salvation Army workers haC
charge. Good collection taken.
Mrs. Louise Picard. senior regent
Of the Women Of Mocsehert Legion al
Arctic, r. l.. was the guest of Mrs
Beatrice +. Kennedy Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Donovan Of Bridge.
port. former High School teacher il
Putnam. was a guest at the Inn sew
eral days last week Miss Donovan i.
"a native Of Mansfield.
Miss Dorothy Bowen entered Tues
day upon her next duties as teacher
in the kindergarten department o.
the Holcomb school, Southington. Sh'
has the best wishes of her man,
friends.
Martin b. Robertson. superinten
dent of rural schools in Eastford
Ashford. Union, Woodstock and Pom
fret. moved September, /, TO Will
mantle, where he will be in charge O
seven towns in that section.
Mrs. II. h. Chapman and Harol'
B. Chapman Of Baltimore, Md, Mr.
and Mrs. C. S. Spencer and John Q
! Crane Of Suhield were entertained b,
Miss Lillian S. Huntington of East
ford at General Lyon Inn on Tues
day.
Miss Catherine Pendere Of Provi
denee and Miss Gertrude G. Brennan
Of East Greenwich, r. l., connected
with the advertising department o
T the Providence Journal, spent tn
weekend in the village Of six corn
ers.
william Davis OF Railway, n. J,
accompanied by his wife, daughter
mother-in-law and sister-in-law, wer
the guests Of N. w. Kennedy las
Thursday. Several years ago Mr.. Da
Wis, then living in Dayville, was re
porter for Putnam weekly news
paper. At present he Is an attache o
the Elizabeth Daily Journal.