Putnam patriot., 1916-07-14
THOMPSON


 Thursday, July 20, at D. m., Miss ! Logee and Miss Alice Kies, hostesses. ! This will be a Medical Temperance and Literature meeting combined. It is hoped all members will be present and prepared to make the program a most interesting one. Mrs. Alfred Tourtellotte of New Ha- l ven has been spending a week with her parents, MT and Mrs. Frank Lo- gee of East Thompson. A canvas for signatures of persons l living on proposed new rural free de. livery route which will take in the Buck Hill section of the town has been made.
 August Appelt and childen, Ray mond and Thelma, spent a few days | recently with the ehildren's grandfa- ther, Thomas Ryan. MT. ana Mrs. Alfred Lemon Of Prov idenee are back from their honeymoon trip and are guests Of Mrs. Lemon $ parents, MT and Mrs. Charles A. Rus. sell at HilleIest.
 Large catches of pout are seen going through the village caught in Quadic reservoir by fishermen from the Gros venordales and some bya Thompson parties.
 Frank Tourtellotte and family of Putnam are staying this summer with Mrs. Tourtellotte smother, Mrs. Caro los Moves, on the County Home road at the residence of George Ballard.
 MT. Reynolds of Fort Hill Farm lost an automobile coat on thei new State road near Brandy Hill on Thursday, which was found by MT. Labonte and returned to the owner.
 Miss Nellie Ryan of Webster. who has been quaranlined for scarlet fever at her sisters, Mrs. Emily Appelt of Webs ter, has been let out ot quaran. tine having been confined five weeks.
 A party of our residents with guests were visitors to Revere Beach Satur, day, going in their automobiles.
 F. H. Decker and family of Provi- dence are in town stopping at Fred Hutehins'
 Charles Davis, Jr., is back in town with his family, having given up his work in Indian Orchard and is em- ployed at the Ream place.
 Ms. F. E. Reed has been ill a few days the past week.
 Mrs. stephen Cooke of Providence, who spends few weeksiin Thompson every season Is stopping al the Vernon Stiles.
 station agent J. |. Bernklow attend ed the funeral of his sister in New ork fast week.
 A workman engaged on the we'll drilling machine at Mr. Decker's place injured one of his hands quite badly on | Monday. It was dressed at the Day kimball hospital
 Theodore E. Dexter ofsCentral Falls has been the guest Of his cousin, Mrs. C. l.. Knight.
 The new State road IS nearly com pleted and Contractor Berio is ship ping away the tools, stone crusher, etc that have been nece ssary in making creditable piece of work to the con tractor.
 Miss Susan Evans has returned from an extended visit with relatives in New Jersey.
 Rev. William Chase in the absence of Rev. MT. Moore, supplied the pull 1 pit of the Congregational church on Sunday.
 Louis E. Blaekmar and wife of Ever ett are spending a three weeks vaca' ton with his sister, Miss Mary E' i Blackmar.
 Horace Morse of Indian Orchard, a 1 former resident, has recently been vis- 1 iting friends in town.
 Richard Truesdell of Somerville, is visiting his uncle, Arthur Mills.
 Ellsworth Chandler of Montreal made d flying visit to his father, Kan dolph H. Chandler Friday, stopping over night.
 ! Dexter Elliott is having q tennis court.made on his lawn, ashes ano cinders being .carted from Putnam fol tllling for the foundation. John Sa bin of Putnam has the work in charge
 The grange is to hold a picnic, ana ! arrangements are in the hands of ' committee who are to decide when and where to have it.
 Ellen, the Swear old daughter O Robert Peterson, wass brought bom' | from the hospital in Worcester Thurs | day, having nearly recovered from an operation for sppendieitis.i Mrs. Brunette who has been spend ing two weeks at her home in Provi 1 dence has returned to her summe ! home on West street
 MT Friedman of Worcester, csttl' i trader who makes weekly vlsIts Tn thl' section purchasing cattle and calves was passing over the new highway or Tuesday with several cows, one
 which was tied to the rear axle of af exDress wagon in which Mr.Ffiedm man was riding. This one COW becam' frightened at the steam roller and II the fraeas the wagon was turned owe throwing Mr. Friedman out anu iDJur ing him quite badly. His brother wh' lives on Battey street, Putnam, Wa communicated with, who sent an auto
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