Mr. Keefe will he remembered as the
very eloquent orator at the Putnam
Chamber of Commerce banquet a few
months ago.
In his address Mr, Hg’riman appeal
ed to the Mothers of the community
to give their sons willingly to the
service of their country, saying (hat
much depended on their attitude in
the matter.
SEED POTATOES
Can be Obtained for $8.75 per 2 3-4
Bushel Sack
B. W. Ellis. County agent, Is send
ing out the following letter to the
members of the Windham County
Farmers association:
| We have just been advised by the
Commute of Food supply for the
| State of Connecticut that they are in
, a position to furnish Maine seed po
| tatoes to farmers at $8.75 per 2 3-4
! bushel sack. f. o. b. Hartford, Green
j Mountan and Cobbler varieties, terms
to be cash with the order. If you
need seed potatoes, we' would sugges
: that you get In touch with the Food
Committee at once. Their address is
Pearl street, Hartford: Tele
j phone Charter 9520.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
The Windham County Sunday
School convention will be held In the
Congregational church at Scotland
April 29, from 3 to 5 p. m. The speak
ers will be Wallace I. Woodln, state
secretary of Sunday school work;
Rev. W. H. Jones, of Canterbury:
Green and Mrs. Willis Slate of South
Windham.
JOHN B. BYRNE ILL
—
[ John B. Byrne, state bank inspector.
I is seriously ill at his home on Wood
| stock avenue. His illness follows and
Is due to a boil on the back of his
| neck which developed some three
1 weeks ago. His condition Is not con
i sidered dangerous.
I **'.
