Putnam patriot., 1909-08-13

Mrs Clifford Jordan of Webster has been the guest of her patents, Mir. and l Mrs. II. NJ. Clifford. l
 Miss Edna Chapdelaine is spend ing two weeks at Onset, Mass.
 -Gee. Peterson has returned from 2 vacation spent at Oak Bintis.
 -F. N Lncier and family are visit ing in soathoridge.
 Geo. Baker and family are visiting friends in seuthbndge.
 MT [. NJ. Fenner and wife are on trip To Yarmouth, \. :.
 Miss Florence Teuftellotte, of the Peoples Store, Is at Oak Bluffs.
 Miss Alice Morse of Church street, is visiting relatives in Lynn. Mrs. Archibald Mac Donald has been spending a lew days with friends in New London
 Miss Amy Conan entertained Miss Lillian Graves, Of Providence, over | Sunday.
 -Cyriil Remiilard has been enter taining Dr. and Mrs. Remillard, of Chi eago.
 -Chas. Gleason, of Newark, \. J., is visiting Monroe Randall and family, South Main street. Mrs. Mary Clark and Mrs. Jerome Tourtellotte have been spending week at Oak Bluffs.
 Miss Alice Hopkins left this Thurs day morning for vacation ill St. John, ! New Brunswick.
 -Postmaster Letters spent sunday at Butlonwood, returning home with his family,
 The new and beautiful Tourtelfotle Memorial High School, at North Gres- veno rdaIe is to have dedieatory exereis es take place August D and 26. -Chas. shaw and wife have moved into their new house on Fremont st. They are entertaining Arthur Shaw, of Bayonne, NJ
 -Dr. George A. sheppard and wife, of New York, are at the bungalow just yves. of E. N Fosters home, near Put nam Heights.
 -Timothe Tetreault entertained his daughter, Mrs. Louis Tetreault, with her husband and little son, over Sum- | day.
 Assistant Postmaster Charles Let ters and family have returned from 1 Quadie Pond, the formers vacation having come to an end. | Reuben Sykes had to undergo Sc | rious operation on his throat at ths Day Kimball Hospital on Tuesday He is getting along as well as could bs expected but is not out of danger. 1 The engagement has been amour ced of Df. Harold A. Foster, of New York, son of MT. and Mrs. F.. N. Eos ter, on the Putnam Heights road, [, I Miss Constance Ives of Montclair, N J The National Encampment of th' Grand Army of the Republic is now in session al Salt Lake, Utah. The lead ing question is the selection of candi | date for Commander-in-Ch Chief. Former Governor Van Zant, of Minnesota, ap. pears to be the most popular. At a special meeting of the Com mon Council, held Monday evening, it was voted to call a special city meeting on Thursday Aug. 18th, at ga. m., tc see if the city will vote to appropriate $l 100 for the curbing and working of i School and Mechanics streets, and to authorize the Common Council to bor- row Sl, 100 for that purpose. The polls will be open from 9 a. m. to P. m. l Rev. l.. T. Lindholm, pastor of [ large Congregational church in New l York city, is enjoying, with hts fami ly, months vacation at Woodstock Hill, where he arrived on Tuesday. He is delighted to have the opportunity te return to his old home, and to enjoy his many old associations on that Hill, so endeared to him. He must be doing successful work in his new parish hay. l ing been enabled 10 put in new pipe organ in his church during the past year--Andrew Carnegie was contrib utor to the expense.