Putnam patriot., 1917-05-11
Illuminated American Flag

NORTH GRosvENoRDALE-A large American flag has been hung between i the two large towers of the mill. Al night the flag Is lighted up by an cleo tric search light, making very pretty sight.
 Friends of Aldege Plante of Putnam are sorry 10 hear that he Is to move to Sherbrook, Canada, where he has ac cepted position with the Sherbrook Company. He left for Canada Mon. day afte moon. He is wished success by his many friends.
 William Chilkott and Ralph Green went through the mill last week They are thinking of working there when school lets out in June.
 John Conan has accepted position ss farm hand with E. F. Thompson for the summer.
 Henry Codere and Henry DuvHl visited at the nome of Leo Planie in Putnam on Sunday.
 The Grosvenordale A. c. which has the fastest semi pro team in New Eng. land Is to play the Boston Braves Sun. day, May 2S, at North Grosvenordale. The report that Sunday ball was pro- hibited here now seems to have been untrue. In June the Washington Sen- atoIs are coming. It has been said that Walter Johnson, the speed king, will pitch . part of the game. The lads from this place will have to play their level best in order to win from these major league teams.
 Henry Anderson and wife are being congratulated on the birth of baby girl.
 George Moore and wife were the guests of U. Dillaber Sunday. MT. Moore is a sergeant in the United States army.
 Miss Olivette Maynard of South. bridge visited friends here Saturday and Sunday
 Miss Marie Delaney spent the week end In Hanover.
 Louis Morin, who has been i'll fol several weeks, is much better.
 Marcus Covell was in Worcester Monday.
 Hector Pontbuand moved his family to Worcester this week.
 Miss Agnes Cremmin spent Sunday in New London. Mrs. James Wood has gone to New Hampshire for few weeks.
 Mrs. Charles D. Hill Is visiting Mrs John Resrdon. Mrs. Emma Garceau of Waterbury visited friends in this place Monday. J. Audette, who has been living her, for many years, expects to move tt Canada.
 P. Paradis and wife, formerly of thii town, were visiting relatives her Monday.
 Mrs. Edward Swanson, Carrl Swanson and Mrs. Emile Johnson re turned from Providence last week where they had been visiting relatives Wilfred Duvai and Miss Yv0nn, Duval were recent visitors at the hom of Ovide Duval and wife. Miss Edith Swanson of fSouthbridg visited her parents, C. k. ,Swansol and wife, and Ernest JohnsonSunday
 Alfred Lachapelle and Adrian Pro vost were in Worcester over the wee end.
 Omer Lajoie has purchased a ne, bicycle. He plans to compete on tn Revere Cycle Track this summer i amateur events.
 Charles Callum has gone to Prov dence to work.
 Eddie Nelson has begun work o the roads.
 Leslie Mills went with his Sunda school class to Dudley, Monday nigh to hang their former teacher, Mrs. Iss belle Golthwait, Maybasket. A goo time was enjoyed.
 Mrs Everett Huntington, Mrs. Gee i Bixby and Mrs. Peckham of Eas Thompson spent Sunday with Mrs. ( A. Kelly.
 w. c. Mills and wife, Leslie Mill and Gladys Smith attended the socia hiven by the True Blue class of tn Baptist Sunday school in Webste Thursday night,
 teresa Welch, stenograpber for G. J Brunell, enjoyed an auto trip to Bos ton Sunday returning home Monda, night. While there she was the gues of MT. Brunell and wife.