Putnam patriot., 1929-07-11
Eastford

Mrs. Sarah Carpenter has returned from "The Haven.
 Providence friends have been the company of MT. and Mrs. Willis His cock.
 Harmon French, badly injured by a wood-sawing machine, is much inn proved.
 John Scarborough has returned from Memorial Hospital, Stafford Springs.
 Miss Alice L. Rindge was last week the guest of Abingdon and Rhode Is. land friends,
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Richard Carpenter of Putnam were in Eastford the last of the week.
 Miss Elinor Spink, a trained nurse from the Hartford City Hospital, is visiting her parents.
 New Workers have been enjoying the quiet of Eastford at the home of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Guriey.
 Mrs. William s. Warren and daugh- ter Caroline have returned from a short stay at East Woodstock.
 Stanley Kelley. who established the original boys camp at Crystal Lake, was in town over the weekend.
 Miss Esther Harmon entertained her sister, Miss Lueie Harmon of Mill waukee, Wis, early in the week.
 Miss Janette Trowbridge of Mel bourne Beach, Fla, will arrive this week to visit relatives and friends
 The younger son of Oliver Bowen operated on successfully for hernia, will return this week from Day Kim ball Hospital.
 The Y. P. s. C. E. held service Sunday at the C. D. Tatem lakeside cottage, now occupied by Harry Ia tenn and family.
 Howard Black and family of Flush ing, Long Island, are occupying their summer home here and will probably stay until autumn.
 Mrs. Stuart Fenner of Providence and Dorothy Weyman of Somervillei Mass, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tatem.
 N. w. Kennedy's birthday was quiet ly observed the 5th. He is probably the oldest newspaper man now living in Windham county.
 Miss Dorothy Bowen has accepted the position of Kindergarten teacher at Southington. She is now among relatives at East Woodstock
 An old folks concert was given by South Chaplin young people in town hall Tuesday night of last week There was a fair attendance.
 The Sunday morning service at the Congregational church was attended by thirty-six boys and leader from the New Britain Boy Scout camp.
 Dr. and Mrs. II. l.. Pease and Miss Edith Pease of Putnam entertained Mir. and Mrs. LeRoy Pease of Seattle Wash, at Gen. Lyon Inn on Sunday.
 The Winfield Kenyon cottage at tho lake. occupied by Mir. and Mrs. James l.. Griggs of Flushing, l.. l., was en' tered the other evening and sundrA articles taken.
 As Dr. Frank B. Converse was turning out of a driveway at South Wilmington, his car was struck by an. other machine. Both automobiles were damaged, but no one was hurt.
 Troop No. i, Boy Scouts, from the First Congregational church of WiIii mantle. arrived Saturday for two weeks eneampment at Camp Cheer ful. Crystal Lake. The party mum. bered thirty-four and the camp is C break up July 20.
 Last Sunday evening there was tho first of series of outdoor gospe meetings on the green in Eastford vii. laee, and the Salvation Armp Corps off Putnam conducted the service There was a very good attendance foi the first meeting. and all seemed vel pleased. Next Sunday evening tho pastor Of the Chaplin church. Rev. Mir Sanger, is to be the preacher, and hil people are to come Co the service witf him. It is expected that the EastforC band will give a concert of gospe tunes preceding the meeting. Ser vices begin at G o'clock standard time and all not attending services in othel towns are invited.