Putnam patriot., 1917-03-16
North GrOsvenOrdaIe Happen.
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 Paul Aucoin of Bristol will spend the next two weeks with his parents Pierre Aueoin and wife.
 Arsene Blaine of Bristol spent the week end with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. Blaine.
 Omer Lajoie and A. Blaine have charge of the moving of Mrs. W. Tru | deau.
 V. Gsriviere has accepted a position on the Giosvenordale Co. Farm Dept.
 Wilfred Bourqul and John Gibson were visitors in Plainfield Sunday. Wilfred Duval and Miss Adrian Provost spent Sunday in Putnam wis iting friends.
 Harvey Prince has begun work at the Joslin House garage in !Webster.
 Leo Charbonneau of the St. Joseph s school played a star game for the Ninth grade Thursday making two baskets.
 Hjalmar Olson visited John Haw- kinson, Grosvenordale Sunday.
 William Chilkott spent the week end with his parents in Eastford.
 A large number of North Grosvenor- dale people went to see "N Nateh Your Step,n in Webster on Saturday. There was fire on theteleetric car a little past eight o'clock Saturday night. Not much damage was done.
 Jude Bernard resigned his position in the Carding room last Friday night.
 V. Morelli was visitor in Thomp- son, Sunday afternoon. In the even ing he went to Webster with l.. Morello.
 The Keystone Gee club, composed of Adrian Provost, manager of the club, Henry Coderre, Henry Duval and A fred Lacnapelle, of this town, assembled at the home of,the manager last Sunday. Splendid music was heardiafter which Mr. Provost served refreshments.
 Albric Dion has recovered from his recent attack of rheumatism. lie re- sumed his work at the Grosyenordale company mills last week.
 Chorle Duchesne and Adrian Du- quette went trapping on the French River last Friday. They came back with two big muskrats.
 Manager Frank Bates of the Ninth grade is trying to arrange a series of two games with the Putnam High Freshmen. He thinks that Prince, Burns, Murphy, O'Lesry and himseli will prove a tough opponent Tor tae Putnam lads.
 Gustaf Olson entertained friend from Providence last week.
 John Conan of Worcester spent Sun !, t,s Rufus Conan. He worked in Seaver's ice cream and soda parlor on Sunday.
 Several children of the Ninth grade were sent homej last week by the teacher, Miss E. H. Tracy because it was thought they had chicken pox. As it was the sickness did not develop and the children sent home enjoyed an unexpected vacation.
 The youngsters have begun to play ball on the grassy lots and back yards. It is surprising to see the way they reach mid.se ason form.
 Alvin Peterson entertained a friend from Southbridge last Sunday.
 Chas. Collis of Worcester spent Sum- day with his parents on Buckley $ Hill.
 Burton ,Tourteliotte Sr., spent $ { urday and Sunday with family on M ain street.
 The cotton bales of the Grosvenor- dale company mills have to be opened in the picker room of the mill instead of in.the cotton house by the k. k. tracks, because the long tube from the cotton house to the picker room through which tie cotton usually T hn time before it is cleaned as 1t is not
 George Thatcher was in Boston last week.
 Charles Whitney spent the week end with his parents.
 Mrs. Leon Kreft and son spent Sun day with Mrs. kreft's parents. The Checker club met with Frank Morey Saturday evening. F. k. Kut scher was the lthe champion of the games.
 Miss Mary Rich is home from Tufts college.
 Miss Muriel Pattison was in Boston the last of the week.
 Mrs. George Dresser accompanied by Miss Ellen Tracey were Tn Boston last week.
 A course of ten lessons is being started this week for the ladies of the town, to cover all the principles under lying the preparation of food for the table. One section meets on Wednes day and the other on Friday afternoon. The work is in charge of Miss Edna Brush in the High school laboratory
 MrS Emil lohnsan has hpen ill fha pust week.
 Dick Reardon is taking course at the Putnam Trade school.
 Mrs. Thyra Walker entertained a friend last week.
 The Woman's club met at the Tour tellotIe Memorial High school last Friday afternoon. The hostesses being Miss Gladys Copp, Miss Minnie Gan non and Miss Muriel Pattison. Miss Edna Brush, the Domestic Science teacher, gave a lecture on "Meat Sno sIitules.n She demonstrated her lec- ture by preparing two dishes, Seal loped Cheese and Nut Loaf. Each lady was served with small portion. The receipes are as follows:
 Scalloped Cheese
 12 hot milk, eggs, l grated cheese, 5 or 6 slices stale bread, l tsp salt, 2 tbsp butter. Beat the .eggs slightly, add milk end salt. Butter the bread and cut into small pieces. Arrange in a bultered pudding pan, alternating with the cheese, and hay ing bread ,on bottom and top layers. Pour the liauid mixture over the bread until it can be seen on top, ad- ding more milk if necessary. Bake in