Putnam patriot., 1917-04-06
North GrOSVsnOrdaIe Schools

The following pupils have had per
 feet attendance for the winter term In the Intermediate room, Miss Marie | Delsney teacher: Homer Prince, Edie
 Svenning, Raymond Peterson, Loring | Elliott.
 Primary room, Miss Leolyn Cope
 land, teacher Hisie Buck, Myrlice Conan, Herbert Conan, Vichtoua David kalleo, ParaskevH Talabac, Carl Stomoerg. Elsie Buck, Myrtice Co
 man and Herbert Conan have had perfect attendance since school opened in Septem Der, 1916. Axel Johnson spent Friday, Satur- day and Sunday visiting friends and
 relatives in Worcester.
 Mrs. Victor Johnson and Daniel Johnson visited relstives in Worcester Saturday and Sunday. Mildred Swanson entertained friends from Webster Sunday. Gustaf Olson of Bristol, formerly of New York, spent the week end with his sister, Mrs. Dell Gneropi. Eric Johnson of Brattleboro, Vt, spent the week end with his parents,
 MT. and Mrs. Emil Johnson. Alvin Peterson entertained friend from SouthbIidge last Sunday
 Arthur Johnson spent the week end
 with his parents on Floral avenue.
 Lambert Gustafson has left his posi- ton in the Mansfield market in Put nam ana has accepted position in the wooden mill in Meehanicsvile. Guman Olson, manager of local amateur base ball team is desirable to play the Tourtellotte Memorial High school team some Saturday in the near future.
 Many friends of the Senior class of the High school are hoping the pres ent national difficulties will not force their Washington trip to be called off. Alvar Anderson, who has been con- | fined to bed the past week on account of the grippe, is now greatly improved. Merrill Hoyle of Worcester, who was
 a citizen of this place few years ago, | spent the week end with friends. Arthur Berthiaume is now painters boss to fill the resignation of Eugene | Houle.
 l The North Grosvenordale Checker club met Monday evening. Frank Mercy and Frank Rich staged an ex- | citing and see saw match. The out come was In doubt until the last min-
 ute. Mir. Rich was finally declared
 winner but he claims it was no easy snap. Fay k. Kutcher, the club
 champion, is willing to play MT Rich
 for the Club Championship.
 The public school is closed this week for the spring vacation.
 The high school will be closed Friday.
 The N. Y, N. H. and H. railroad
 company is repairing the railroad 1 bridge Big piles of old and new lum. 1 on both sides of the bridge indi cate the change. l Mrs. Floyd Potter and son Raymond
 are spending few days With friends
 and relatives in town. 1 Mrs. Hannah Louiselle and son Da- vid Kalleo spent the weekend in Wor- cester.
 | The lots surrounding the home of | Wyman Rawson were burned last l week to make room for the fresh grass. ] The train set brush fire near the
 ball grounds Hast Tuesday. Railroad
 employees quickly put it out.
 Alfred Lachapelle, Adelard Audette, l Uincent Morelli 5and Adrian Provost spent Saturday in Worcester. | Philip Duquette is taking music les l sons from Miss Josephine Vandal. Mrs. Mary Herbert and daughter l Aldea ard Miss Olive Picard spent two | days in Baltic last week. | Henry Davis is on the sick list. He l contracted severe cold while playing
 ball last Monday l Mrs. Albert Copeland and daughter
 were shopping in Worcester Tuesday. Albert Copeland spent last Sunday | with his daughter, Mrs. Frank Chand.
 Ter, of Pomfret.
 | Arthur and Eric Johnson spent Sun.
 day with their parents.
 Mrs. Harry Manning is in Boston for few days.
 Misses Sadie Kiroy and Agnes | Miss Jennie Williams has returned
 to her home in Oxford after an extend
 ed visit with Mrs. Manning Percy Tourtellotte and Edward Gas tie attended conference in Providence
 last week.
 l Mrs F. J. Reardon, Miss Margaret
 and Francis Resrdon are to spend | Easter in Manchester, N. H. | Mrs. George Tobey entertained Miss | Smith at her home last Thursday. l Marie Delaney is at her home for
 over Easter.
 Miss Ellen Tracey is at her home in | Putnam this week. l Miss Blanche Green has been ill for
 the past week. | Miss Ruth Swanson and Ragnar | Swanson of Providence will spend
 Easter at their home.
 Miss Yvonne Dion has been ill
 recently
 Mrs. F. E kutscher and Miss Betty are visiting friends in Stonington. The woman's club met st the ho me ! of Mrs. Frank Rich Thursday. Miss l Georgiunna Wheeiock of Oxford read 1 a paper on Birds.
 Miss Ella Hertick is spending
 week with her mother in Westtield. Mrs. George fopey and daughter Eleanor were in Putnam Tuesday. Rev. Mir. Wood Is to take Rev. MT. Smiths place.
 Rev Mir. Smith moves to Bridgeton, R. l., this week. Tax collector Alfred Bonneville snd wife of Putnam visited with MT. and
 Mrs. Adolphe and Henry Derry and families Sunday afternoon. In the evening Mir. Bonneville attended the
 meeting of the club Bon Ami and a good sized attendance was present. The