EASTFORD
The following pupils Dist. No. 1
Primary had perfect attendance for
Nov. Beatrice Bartlett, Stanley Bart
lett, Dorothy Bowen, Vera Bowen,
Lola Ethridge, Bela Gyurkovics, Mari
Gyurkovics, Ernest Lewis, Clarence
Green. Herbert Green, Herbert Keith,
Inez Darling, Harry Tripp, Grace
Hawley, Eleanor Spink, Esther
Young, Harold Young. Attendance
for month 98.17 per cent. Eva R.
Hammond, teacher.
RICHMOND
RANGES have (locked) oven grate, [does away
with reaching into hot oven], enables you to baste
or turn bakings with Comfort.
One of our many cooking comforts.
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For Sale By A. & J. BLANCHETTE, Elm Street, Putnam
WEST WOODSTOCK
Dr. Pike is soon to join Woodstock
grange No. 150.
Rev. C. M. Jones attended the min
isters meeting at Putnam Monday.
Mrs. P. S. iiutler spent Thanks
giving with her sons, S. P. and E. M.
Butler of New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Parley Walker enter
tained their children and grandchil
dren on Thanksgiving day. ,
Mrs. Allen after a few weeks Btay '
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. !
Clark returned to her home last week
in Canada.
A very pleasant Union service was
held in the Congregational church the |
Sunday previous to Thanksgiving,
Rev. Mr. Baker delivering the ad
dress.
Quite a number of families united
on Thanksgiving day and had their
dinner in the Congregational vestry.
About 40 were present. A very en
joyable time was had.
EAST WOODSTOCK
J. D. Sanger visited relatives in
Hartford last week.
J. M. Paine and family took Thanks
giving dinner at Valleyside.
C. E. Breckenridge has gone to
Gansevoort. N. Y., for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Paine enter
tained a large company at dinner last
Friday.
