Putnam patriot., 1916-11-10
Putnam Pastor to Speak
Mssor Installed sud Supply Room Chang.
 ed at Mill

NORTH GRoSN oSNENORDALE-Rey. Al bert Stone of Putnam will speak s the Methodist church Sunday, Nov F sl , o'clock. F. E. kutcher, prineipa of the high school, will sing a solo. The Wornen's Club met with Mis- Beatrice Smith on Thursday, Nov. g The subject of the meeting was Gu, i Town. The hostesses were Miss Smitl and Miss Esther Converse. l A teachers meeting was held at tn, grammar school Monday afternoon l There was music by Nietrola and re treatments were served by the teach Iers. F. W. Barber was in charge. VI A Boy Scout lecture and demonstra. tion by Prof. David <. Wheeler oI i5Greenwich Academy, assisted by three boy scouts, was given at the Touflel. lotte Memorial High school Friday, Nov. 10. The lecture was under the auspices of the Grusvenordale Wom. ems Club for the benefit of the high school Washington trip. | Randolph and Edmund Peterson of Worcester visited Lambert Gnstafson Saturday and Sunday.
 The Swedish political club held a meeting last Saturday night in the $. of Y. hall. About fifty were present. The speakers were Charles Johnson, Archibald Macdonald of Putnam, Mr Baccus, John Reardon, and few more made remarks from their seats. Chas. Johnson was chairman. Refreshments were served.
 The new motor recently installed in the card room of the North Gfosvenor dale mills is now Tanning. The old motor has been removed Co the weave room.
 The new supply room of the North Grosvenordale mill is now completed. All supplies are 10 be moved within a few days to the new room. k Mrs. Mary, Millett and son, Frank Millett, and Miss Louise Archibald were guests of George Toby and wife Sunday.
 Norman Tobey went hunting last Saturday and brought home part fridge.
 Edward Peterson and Eric Johnson were here last Tuesday to vote.
 Miss Ethel Beard, former teacher st Tourtellotte High school, is the guest of Miss Edna Brush over the weekend. .as,ss
 Mrs. Eunice R. Chandler, for many years a resident of this village, died at the hospital in Putnam last Satu rday after an illness of five weeks. Mrs Chandler was the widow of the late ) ason B.. Chandler. The funeral ser vice was held at the home of sister, Mrs. c. A. Potter, Tuesday, at ? o'clock, Rev George D. Stanley of the Putnam Methodist church officiating. :. Burial was in West Woodstock. Tt
 Mrs. Reardon, wife of Agent J. F.. Reardon, feilzon the railroad station platform last Monday morning and broke her left arm. She was walking up and down the platform while she waited for train to Worcester where she was going to see her son at St. Nincent's hospital. As she turned in her walk the heel of her shoe caught somehow and tripped her.
 George Tobey has been on the sick list this week.
 A heavy vote was registered here Tuesday, 4l3 votes were cast from a voting list of 450.
 John F. Reardon and family motor ed to Worcester Sunday in their new Packard.
 Edith Swenson las gone to work in Southbridge. Mildred Swenson has left high school and gone to work in the mill.
 The Parent.Teachers Association of North Grosvenordale met on Tuesday evening nt the grammar school. Rect tations, readings and songs were given by pupils of Miss Delaney, Miss Cope. land and Miss Tracy.
 A Halloween party was held at the high school last Friday night. Games were played and refreshments served by the domestic science department. ~ The prize of S5 which will go to the person who sells the most course tick cts will be won by Reginald Chandler unless the rest hurry up. He has a lead of sixteen over the two tied for second place. A bout 120 tickets have been sold up to date.
 Orders for cake, rolls and candy will be filled by the senior class any day during the week of Nov 20.