Putnam patriot., 1930-06-12
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Eastforl

Mrs. Elsie Adams has returned from St. Petersburg. Fla.
 Miss Ruth Spink has been enter taining Miss Ada Morse of Putnam.
 Howard Black and family Of Flush ing, K. l.. have opened their summer home.
 Public schools enjoyed a picnic at Roseland lake on Tuesday Of last week.
 Mrs. Harry L. Tatem has as guests her mother of Iowa and sister from Alabama.
 Mrs. Charles Chapman of New Haven visited her mother, Mrs. John l Whitford. last week.
 Edward Greene is building an auto repair shop on the Federal highway lust west of Ihoenixville.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Finch of Green wich have been staying few days at Mrs. Florence Latham's.
 Contractor Trepal is remodeiing the farm home of eN=Seleetman William Farnham m the Buell. district.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Erickson of Bclleville. \. l.. were at Camp Yam kee several days the past week.
 Interesting graduation exercises were held at Town hall Monday eve ming. There were ten graduates.
 Roads in this section are being put in good repair under the supervision of First Selectman Ellery Bartlett.
 General Lyon Tavern is undergoing interior improvements. and over 300 hroilers have been added to the hem nery.
 Miss Janette Trowbridge. now of Melbourne Beach, Fla, will spend a part of her vacation in Eastford, be- ginning about July 1.
 Miss Esther Harmon and Miss Susan Van Vert, New York school teachers, were in town over the week end to open up their cottages.
 Vicinity members of Israel Putnam lodge. No. g, l. c. Q. r attended the annual Memorial exercises at Odd Fellows hall, Putnam. Tuesday eve ming.
 The mystery of the Third Gable, given hY the |. P. s. C. F.. Friday evening. netted 500, and the Commu- nity club supper of last week realized over S32
 Miss Mildred Stone, who recently changed her residence from near Ab- ington Go Manchester Green. sails for Europe July 24 and expects to be ab- sent about seven weeks.
 The social hops at General Lyon hall the past two weeks were well at tended. Music by DeLude's orches- tra of Wihmantie with Professor Barrett of Hartford as prompter.
 Rev. Walter F.. Lanphear has sup piled the Willimantic Baptist pulpit the past two Sundays. Sunday eve ming he preached at the North Wind ham Congregational church on The Church for Tomorrow
 The Home Economic group met with Mrs. Charles Tatem on Wednes- day of last week. The leader, Miss Billings. demonstrated making salads and sandwiches. Lunch with iced tea was served. Miss Billings was the recipient of a pretty Nutting pie ture.
 Charles Deans house is receiving fresh coat of paint. The chimneys of Town hall and Arthur keith's house have been newly capped. The yard in front of the Eastford Cash Gro- cery is being beautified. as, also, are the grounds surrounding George GrigRs home.
 At the forty-seventh annual com mencement exercises of Connecticut Agricultural college Monday morning in Hawley armory at Storrs Miss Prudence A. Deane of Eastford re- ceived her B. s. degree in home eco- monies. For the last four years she has been a member of the class bowl ing. hockey and track team. She is a member of the Montieth Arts society and the glee club. As a junior she was a member of the coed executive council and coed editor of the Class Annual.
 Nathan D. Canterbury has left the employ of the Louisiana Division of Forestry, where he had become State Forester. to take the position of Die rector of Yale Forest in Holland and Windham Counties, with the rank of Assistant Professor at Yale Forest School. The Forest is a tract of about & .O00 acres south of Union and in- cIuding Eastford. and was given to the Forest School by George Hewitt Myers of Washington, D. C., mem Der of the first class to graduate from Yale Forest School. It will be used for demonstration and student in-