■Tames Quigley, an employe of Rob
ert Harris, states that he saw the j
noted outlaw. C. Taylor, pass through
our community a few days ago. 1
John Rooney has purchased a new ■
horse. !
Arthur Rlaekmore of Putnam spent j
Sunday with his parents. 1
For the first time in three years.
Pomfret School was defeated in a
foot ball game Pomfret was defeat
ed by Taft, although their opponents
outweighed them fifteen pounds to
the man. Taft won by two drop
JdeVs
Michael Crr-ely spent Sunday In
New York.
T,eon Allard has exhibited in his
store window a turnip which weighs J
twenty-four pounds and five ounces |
Thomas Malley and Rdward Far
rell have gone to Florida where they
have accepted positions as foremen
on an orange grove.
Richard Clemens has put up his
good car for the winter.
George Sirrine captured two coons
last week
Henry Danielson has gone to Bos
ton after spending a week hunting In
this town.
Charles Neidhart caught four par
fridges and a rabbit Tuesday.
Michael Shields has returned to his
old position, that of foreman for .T. TT
Rooney
Pomfret school has started military
training.
Sg. Rlof Sellne of the mounted po
lice of Camp Devens was injured In
Putnam last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Day are oeru
ovlng H. TT Smith’s house this win
ter.
MUSIC FOR OPERATORS
The "Hello Olrls,” with the gener
ous assistance of the other employees
of The Pntnam Telephone Rxchange.
have purchased from The Phono
granh Shop of this cltv. a "Modeme’’
period model. New Rdlson Diamond
Disc Phonograph which places the
local exchange rest room at the head
of all other exchanges In the state.
