Putnam patriot., 1917-06-01
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NEWS FROM THE GROSYENOR-DALES
Patriots sale Store c. Seaver and Fppers Barber
shop North and Beauregard Store Gosveno
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NORTH GRoSVENORDAEE-T plav,
| ii ii OF the Toy shop, given at Ii e
/ nigh school for The benefit of the Junior
class Vas an entire success. The share
OF The class after expenses were paia
was slu5. The house was full both
evenings and the play was thoroughly
enjoyed by all. The features were E.
krisJie as Captain Barnacle and Miss
Agnes CTemmens as iukSpoI, VINO
were particularly funny
CAST 81 Characters
1 IN ri, PAuSIenne doll, Hazel Prince
bonntei the sh0pkeepet'S daughter,
Margaret ReArdon
/ Lieutenant Tin Heart, II FITS lover,
Richard Reardon
Prince Lollypop r. Chandler
lnkspot Agnes Cremmens
Loosely Helen Rich
( Captain Barnaele f. Kristie
Laughing doll Mildred Swanson
Sandman Harold anderson
Witch Rosalie rourtellotte
Bo Peep Hida Stein
Tack Hammer, the toyshop keeper,
William Chiicotte
Man in the Moon Norman Tobey
Fairy Queen Rosalie rourtellotte
This cast was supported admirably
by troops of fairies, bridesmaids, letter
blocks, china dolls, animals, clowns
and jumping jacks. Much credit
must be given l.. E. Ford who coach
ed the entire east The ticket selling
prize was won by Henry Duval, a 81 so
gold piece. He sold 20 tickets. Her
man Ninton WAS second selling 90.
Miss Juliette Goderre and Ray mond
BiXby worked hard for the class SELL
ing 80 and 20 tickets respectively. The
junior class is now planning To give
the seniors luncheon on Glass day.
Herbert Sward is spending the week
end with his parents, o. Sward and
wife.
Orval Wood and wife of Woods
Hole were the guests of Rev. james
Wood for the weekend.
O. Aucoin and Miss Rose Touchette
we're married Memorial Day morning
at st, Joseph's church.
Burton Tourtellotte and wife ofWor-
cestef visited Mrs. Oscar Tourtellotte
Sunday.
Rudolph Swanson spent The week
end with his parents here.
j. Frederiekson died last Sunday
| night. He had lived in this place very
! long and had many friends here The
| funeral was ton Mem orial Day. Mr..
| Frederickson WIS 81 years old
Marie Lindevall, Florence Bid,
| Hilda Stein, Ingeborg Aimguist, Ell
mer Johnson ana Robert Carlson were
| confirmed at the Swedish Lutheran
church last Sunday.
Mrs. Gustaf johnson of Woodstock
VINO died at the Day Kimball hospital
| last Friday, was buried in the Swedish
| cemetery Tuesday. She left hus.
band and four children.
Miss GLADYS Paine, former teacher
nj the high school, spent the weekend
with Miss Edna II Brush.
Miss Helen Rich is spending the
weekend with her cousin, Mrs. Samuel
Chase, at Pascoag.
Miss Mildred Metcalf, who taught al
| the high school last yeas and chaper
oned the Washington party, was here
| last Sunday. She visited the schoo
and few friends.
Miss Albina Desrosier spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. William
Prince.
Mrs. p. P. Tourtellotte and sor
| Frank spent Sunday in Attawangan
| Rev. James Wood preached the Ne
mortal sermon at the Methodist Epis
| copal church last SUNDAY. Rev. Mil
| Ter of Thompson offered an appropri
ale prayer and Rev. Lindevali rene
| the Scripture. Rev. Wood held in his
sermon that the reason of our entry tC
| the war WIS that the ideHls of our Pill
! grim fathers that have been carried by
the nation for SO long could not live i
| the German submarine continued Il
| menace our shipping on the high seas
| 1t was very interesting sermon.
| The farmers are not very enthusiastic
over the potato outlook. Many wisf
! they had their potatoes in their celia
instead of in the ground.
Mr.. Morey, who has charge ,of thu
| school gardening work, spent an in
tensive three hours at the parochia
school gardens siast week. His agri
cultural class at the Tourtellotte high
| school and himself went to Storrs Col
lege last Tuesday. Raymond Bixby
Leslie Mills, James Mack and vii
lam Granata also went with him.
| The following people are to receiv,
| Palmer Method Business writing PIN
from the commercial department o
| Tourtellotte high school:
| Florence Bid George Willett
Ruth Child Gladys May
| Dorothy Covell Gladys Smith
| Thomas Dobson Jennie Granats
| Ruth Lindevall Margaret o. Bnen
| Edward Mack Bernhardt LANCER