Putnam patriot., 1917-03-23
GrosveaordaIe Girls Club Ob.
 serves St. PatriCk'S Day
Presented a Real Shamrock

GRosvENoRDALE The Grosvenor Girls Club, organized and established by the Grosvenordsle Company some months ago, is in fiourishing conii. ton and greatly appreciated by the fe. , male employees of the large msnufac. turing concern. The president of the club, which At present. has a member ship of thirty, is Miss Yvonne Dion. Meetings are held every Tuesday even- ing for sewing and social times.
 The club fittingly observed St. Pat rick's day and have planred 10 make this occasion an annual event. The rooms were prettiIy decorated with garlands of green crepe paper and Irish and American flags lent added color 10 the scheme.
 The evenings festivities consisted of a whist st which twenty.three tables were used in play. There were nearly 100 pre-, ent including guests from Put nam, Webster and other nearby towns.
 After seventeen hands were played the score WAS tabulsted and Mrs. C. Au coin, with l7 points, was awarded the lady's prize, box of stationery A gold pencil was the gentleman's first prize and went 10 Armand Blain, who had l5 points. R. J. Barry was award ed the lady's consolation prize, as he substituted ss lady. Francis Nee. han, with 8 points, carried of the gen. tlemen's boooy prize.
 The president, Miss Dion, presided.
 Miss Rose Kelley, vice president acted as hostess.
 Among the guests was Agent John Reardon, through whose efforts the club WAS made possible
 During the evening there WAS mu- sicsl program. Miss Dion presided at the piano and played number Of SC. leclions, there was song by MissRose Gravel and by k H. kristek accom panied by his daughter There were also other vocal and instrumental SC lections.
 Refreshments of ice cream and cookies were served.
 The committee in charge of the event, who deserve much credit for the occasion which WAS a great success, were Misses Annie Hogan, Alma Swanson, Frieda Cody, and Delvina Bourque.
 Mrs. Rose Hogan, for many years q highly respected and esteemed resi- dent of this village, observed her 67lh birthday anniversary last Saturday, ! St. Palrick's day. Many friends called upon her during the day inelu ling guests from Providence, Springfield, I Worcester, Webster and Putnam All wished the hostess many happy re turns of the day and presented her with profusion of beautiful flowers A gift that pleased Mrs. Hogan very much was a real sh hamrock. This WAS sent her by friend who is now a housekeep per for Rev Father Cooney of 1 Nauga,uck, formerly of Grosvenor' dale. Mrs. Hogan is in the enjoyment I of excellent health and thoroughly en' 1 joyed the day $ event.
 The annual fair of St. Joseph's par. ish will open in St. Joseph's hall April 9th and will continue on the nights oi April Is, 21, 23 and 2S. There has been large advance sale Of tickets de- noting . large ,crowd which means $ lively time. There will be many fea lures to make the fair attractive anc something will be Hound to interes everybody, old and young. Fr. Don
 molly is planning K. of C. night anc
 various councils have been invited
 Putnam council has already accepted
 Everybody Is invited to the fair ant
 nll are assured of good time.