Putnam patriot., 1916-10-27
North GrOsyenOTdaIe Ladies
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1 printed ana the necessary way of transportation has also been fixed up- on and will go into effect in the near future.
 The grangers are anticipating sn en- Joysble social time on Friday when they visit Dudley grange, as Neigh oors' night brings pleasant recollec- tons Of their visit there last year.
 The plans for the alterations and im- provements to be made by Mir. Decker to the house purchased by him this summer on Main street are in the hands of contractors and the work is 10 be done before the spring of 1917. Other residences on West street 1t is rumored are to be changed and fln- proved before another season.
 George O. Brott and wife of Hart ford and son Oiney from Yale spent the weekend with Miss F. l.. Olney.
 MT. and Mrs. Yondell from Rye, N. Y., were at the Vernon Stiles few days. MT. Yondell is enjoying the hunting while here.
 Miss Rswson has finished work as housekeeper for Charles Chase and has gone to Worcester visiting relatives.
 The ladies of the Congregational church will hold e food sale Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. Brunette and children have re- turned to Thompson for flew weeks to enjoy the fine fall weather.
 Robert Hammond and wife spent the weekend with Mrs. Hammond's s parents, Howard Ingraham and wife.
 n. Miss Cunningham, near the trolley station, by Mir. Ryan, whereby 6 DOT tion of her land is to be purchased so as to obviate SO sharp Ia turn at the Junction of the roads at West Thomp- son where the road turns at a direct angle toward Thompson. It will be made to swing around on curve. A woman's suffrage meeting was held at Miss Sherman's on Providence street Monday afternoon. Mrs. Hep burn of Hartford WAS the speaker. A league is to be formed at meeting to be held at Miss Granger's nextMonday.
 A new piazza is being added to one Of the cottages on the Carolyn Hall es- tate on Massey lane occupied by Ever ett Rhodes.
 The Thimble club met with Mrs. Barton on Thursday afternoon, it be- ing a marriage anniversary day for Mrs. Barton. The members of the club were on to it and had provided themselves for the occasion with a suitable present, nice cut glass dish which was presented to her.
 Fred Ramsey is working for George Ballard.
 Mrs. Wicks has closed her house and returned to her home in Syracuse, N. 4., on Wednesday.
 Deacon and Mrs. George $. Crosby celebrated their marriage Ianniversary day on Wednesday by spending it in Boston.
 Ruby Erickson is spending few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Harry Crosby in Concord.
 The sewing circle of the Baptist church met with Mrs. James Ryan on Wednesday.
 Miss Mildred Knight has been sub. stituting at Thompson school sgreen- houses during the absence of Miss Erickson.
 The large maple tree on Mir. Chand ler's lawn that was damaged by the wind last week has been cut down The large trunk or butt Imessurin4 ! three feet in diameter was drawn away by MT. Ryan's team on Wednesday. Rev. Mir. Chase will supply the pull. pit of the Congregational charch on Sunday.
 o. Hermanson was in Boston on bus mess the first part of the week. ha property are 10 occupy the house or the Reed farm while the work of drill ing for water is in process. Judge Munyan motored to Attlebort with his mother and sister and dinec with her granddaughter, Mrs. Robert Gay.
 The children's candy and tea sale or Saturday netted S27.
 A most enjoyable evening at Mi, Marcus school was the verdict of u { many people there Saturday evening Marie Mayer gave very interesting account of the Passion Play at ObeI. ammergau in which she took the pa of Mary Magdelene aI its last perform. ance.
 The Village improvement Society
 
 evening at the home of the president Mrs. Wicks. A large number was present. The contemplated improve ments to the sidewalks in the village will be commenced soon.
 The we'll drilling machine has been located on the Read farm on one oi the lots in the rear of the farm joining the Commin's place recently puT. chased by Mir. Gladding. Provoking things are happening to about every one. Henry Nithy oi Brandy Hill, who owns a portable wood saving machine, upon going to operate it one morning recently found that the box in which he locks up his tools had sbeen broken open and the belt to the machine and various other tools such as wrenches were missing
 The parents meeting on Thursday addressed by MT. Barber, the superin- tendent of schools in the town, drew out quite good representative attend ance of the parents of the scholars, con. sidering the very severe storm on that day.
 Lowell Davis was summoned to re- move dead horse that had belonged To parties in the Grosvenordale section that had died from heart disease. g IL is pleasant to report occasionally the return of our people, who have Deen absent through the summer. We have to report the arrival Of Mrs. George Weisner To her home here after spending the summer season al her fsrm in Vermont.
 It is well in furnishing happenings and doings in our community for your correspondent to note any thing that tends 10 call attention 10 our village as one in which our residents are on the