Putnam patriot., 1930-06-19
Eastforl

Good hay crop this year.
 Frank Smith has built a garage.
 Keith Brothers Handle shop is run ming full time.
 Township schools closed Friday lt was a successful year.
 There is some talk of a celebration on the Fourth of July.
 John Roayar is the new clerk at the Eastford Cash Store.
 Miss Ethel Gardner has as a guest her brother of Pittsburgh, Pa.
 The weekly dance at General Lyon hall drew large crowd Saturday night
 It is in the air that a daily bus line will be started soon, between Eastford and Putnam.
 Mrs. Albert Cobb has been enter taining a number of friends from Massachusetts.
 Edward Keith and family returned Monday Co Putnam after a weeks va- cation among relatives here.
 D. N. Keeney of Pittsfeld. Mass, and l.. F. Badmington of Halliard- vile were in town early in the week.
 Mrs. \. C. Hubbard of North Wood stock has been spending several days with her daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Dean.
 Building stone for the two new bridges between Eastford and West Woodstock comes from the Oneco quarry,
 Mrs. \. Waldo Kennedy was the recipient of beautiful cut flowers Mon day evening. a June box collection from appreciative friends.
 First Selectman Ellery Bartlett and father. A M Bartlett. motored Co Mantle Beach Sunday. The latter will occupy his cottage there number of days.
 Newton A. Ballard of Putnam call ed on local friends Saturday. He was also the guest of Rev. Walter E. Lanphear at Chaplin.
 James c. Wood of Chicago, has ar- rived at his Camp at Crystal Lake and expects to have the largest num- Der of boys he has ever had.
 Mir and Mrs. l.. j. Fiannelly ot White Plains, \. Y., who spent their honeymoon here several years ago, are among the latest arrivals.
 Miss Catherine, daughter of Chas. Tatem and Miss Olive daughter of Harry Tatcm. are home from Indiana for the long summer vacation.
 The suggestion is made by an off, elal that She parcel of land in front af the town hall be converted into a small state park similar to that at { NuHIIN HHN in of her uiur4e
 Rev. George Reese attended the -4aHaatioH 4t bis son at Central Fil- iaee Wedne sday evening of this week. Owing Co his absence che regular mid week meeting was omitted
 On Friday and Saturday Mrs. Elea- ear Lewis entertained ell the girls of the lEh aHd sth grades at her cottaee at che lake The affair was very happy closing of che school year.
 Dr. Moore of Manchester. well H.WH throughout this section, is said ta have shot more chan seventy wood- chuchs so lar this spring and sum mer v his favorite pastimr
 F. z. Watkins M N smith Mr and Mas E. 4 luceq and Mrs. D. Barlow of south Manchester were din- uer guests Friday at General Lyon Tavern Their special mission in Eastford Was Co sec familiar faces and places of long ago.
 Wis tors the past week Mir. and Mrs F F Ryder. Boston; George c. Olsen. Boston. George F. Madden. Narwich c O Skeels. New London: Mrs D. J Hall, Putnam; B. Srameek and George Trough Stafford Springs: Mir. and Mrs. ]. R. Ande. Hartford: Mir and Mrs. r. r. Tarbell. West Hartford: P O. McIntire. Pearl Me lntire and Betty Mcintyre. Cleve- land. Ohio.
 Miss Carolyn Warren entertained her classmates and teacher at dinner last Thursday evening. The menu consisted of fruit cocktail. beef loaf, mashed potatoes. string beans. rolls, coffee. jelly. cake and pretty favors After the enjoyable feast Mrs. Eleanor Lewis was very agreeahly surprised when the graduating class of 1880 presented her q beautiful hand-painted picture. The occasion closed with singing.