Putnam patriot., 1912-12-06
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Mrs. Andrew GrigGS i recovering
from an altsck o. pneumonia.
Andrew Sharpe has returned from
the Day Kimbail hospital where he
ms been the ast two weeks.
Charl = Peal + III with rheumatic
trouble
Tn, rles smith and wife spent
Thark~Ri wing ~ ~ummersiile
At tie last regular meeting OF Wolf
Den gtauge several proposals for mem
befship we're received. The feature Of
the Lecturers hour was the singing a
solo by Miss Louise Fits and duet
hy NiS~e- Beatrice and Grace Brown.
The grange presented Mr.. Rhodes a
dom aud naf roses on IhankSEiE-
ing day. Ihe presentation being made
BY the Worthy master. Mr.. Rhodes
has just returned from the hospital
where he has teen i'll for several weeks.
Charles Gailup and wife entertained
a family party on THANKSGIVING day.
Miss Emma Allen has been enter
tanning Miss Cohh of Worcester.
Charles Weeks and wife of Auburn,
Il. l., spent Saturday and sunday
with his mother, Mrs. George Hicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks were married
/ Nov. p. in Pawtueket at the IT. Mays
Z y
| Conception, Rev. FIR. Holland officiat-
! ing. A reception was held afterwards
! at the brides home in Pawtucket, at
which were present her friends AMI
| relatives and the groom's brother Will
/ liam Weeks of Willimantic. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Weeks enjoyed short trip to
/ Boston and Portland returning to Alb
I iHgton Friday night, and leaving for
! their new home in Auburn, X. l., on
, Monday. The bride, nee Edna Larkin
is popular young lady of Pawtucket.
| She was educated at the Pawtucket
| High and Childs' Business college of
! Providence; for the past six years she
| has been employed as stenographer by
| the firm of r. Wotienden x son of At
| tieboro, who gave her many beautiful
| gifts of appreciation for her wedding.
| The groom Is the son of the late Reu
| ben q. Weeks of Elliotts. For the past
| twelve years he has been in the EN-
! ploy of the y. Y. y. II. & H. railroad,
| being promoted in the service to the
| position of Train Dispatcher. which he
| now holds. The couple received many
| beautiful and costly gifts including ar
ticles of gold, silver, cut glass, jewelry,
| linen household furnishings, also large
sums of money. The bride was the
I
fiOm friends in Providence and Paw
tucket. They have the pest wishes of
hosts of friends for long and happy
married life.
Town Clerk Covell's faithful old
OF, -Se!ly was taken sick Thanks
giving dav. for The first time in her
life. and had to be killed She was
aoout tWer4y SIX years old and had
been owned by Mr.. Covel the past
nineteen years. She was possessed of
all the equine virtues aud none of the
vices and in losing her the Coyell
| family feel that they have lost a most
| faithful servant and friend.
AT the Whist club Friday night the
prizes atre won by Walter Brown and
Miss May Sharpe.
Miss May Sharpe spent Thanksgiv-
! ing with her motner returning to En-
| field on Sunday; Frank Peal of DAN
| bury also spent Thanksgiving with his
sister, Mrs. Sharpe.
George Hicks and wife entertained
o Sunday Mrs. Armada Davis of Col
ingsville; 0ren Weeks and wife of
| ElIiotts; Charles r. Weeks and wife
of Auburn, r. L.; William Weeks of
WiIlimantic and Miss Della Itch
field of Hampton.