EASTFORD
Mr. Editor: Moist every one has
seen nough of Ice except the black
smith. The telegraph poles have
been set at last and the village looks
very much better. The old ones
have been in UBe for more than
twenty seven years and since the
time they were first Bet, the American
flag has been flying from the topmost
peak of the pole on the grass plot.
January has been a very cold month
and is leaving us with a very severe
storm, Good bye, January, no one
wants you back any more! Dr. H.
If. Con verso recently bought Fred
Bowens old roadster called Old Bat.
Mrs. Charles Tripps Is rapidly Im
proving from her recent illness. The
woodlots of the town are coming
down and we presume there will be
wood and timber for a long time. Rev.
J. B. King united Archie Greene of
this city to Miss Burnham of Hamp
ton so matrimony seems to exist. An
oyster supper is to be given by tne
Ladies Aid of the Methodist church
Fridry evening, Fet). 2d. Mrs. Gilbert
Dean and Mrs. George Bowen will en
tertain the ladles at a social to be
held in the Congregational church
In the afternoon and evening of Feb.
7th.
Special Not'ce. Master Quinton
Howe Hie 12 year old violinist from
Windham High school of Wtllimantlc
will entertain for a half an hour at
the Oyster supper in the Methodist
church Friday evening Feb. 2nd.
WILLIAMSVILLE
E. D. West of Putnam spent Sunday
at his home here.
If you want to sell your farm see
Spencer & Smith, Putnam
Mr. an,i Mrs. J. W- Patterson and
Mrs. Fannie Shippee of Danielson, C.
C. Aldrich of Pomfret Center and E.
