Putnam patriot., 1918-10-11
THE GROSVENORDALES NEWS SECTION

knute Johnson is on the sick list
 Wsn Chandler and family motored to Boston Thursday.
 Gus Jarl IS confined to his home with an attack of grip.
 Wafred Barrette is still in town waiting his call in the draft.
 Priv. Arsene Frappier has been home on furlough, calling on friends.
 Rose Forsberg has resumed her duties as clerk for Charles Johnson Co.
 The hunting season opened Oct. B. Reports are that game is plentiful this season.
 Homer Prince visited his brother, Ernest Prince. in Newtonville, Mass. last week.
 Alex Lundstrom, the local wrest- Ter, is up and about again after a few days illness.
 Private. Arsene Frappier spent Sunday and Monday visiting his sister at Waterbury.
 Eric Johnson spent Sunday in Prov idence and enjoyed a fishing trip down the river.
 The Spanish influenza is still on the increase, about four hundred cas- es being reported to date.
 There were no services at the Swedish church Sunday on account of the prevailing epidemic.
 Alex Lundstrom is harvesting a nice crop of potatoes on his farm, formerly the Conan place.
 Arthur Johnson of Brookline, Mass, is spending few days with his parents on Floral avenue.
 Gasolineless Sundays are well ob- served by the people of this town, very few people taking out their au- tos.
 Private Carl Anderson of Cranston, R. l., formerly of this town, died Tuesday morning at Camp Merritt, N. J.
 Mike Bellerose is being congrat- ulated on his reelection as grand jur- or. It is up to him to furnish his friends supper.
 Oswald Metivier will remove his family to Southbridge next week. The tenement he vacates will be occupied by Joseph Peloquin.
 Fred Foisey, who has been confin- ed to his home the past ten days, IS once more able to be about and ex- poets to resume his work at the Gros- venordale Co.'S office Monday.
 Eric Johnson has been working in the office of the Grosvenordale com
 4l, n 10 during the shortage of help caused by the illness of the regular workers.
 Alfred Lafountaine of the United States navy, is home on l5 days furlough from Chelsea, Mass. La fountaine recently recovered from a severe case of pneumonia at mll- itary hospital.
 Alvin Peterson of the United States Marine Corps was home last week on a ten days furlough from Galveston Texas. He enlisted at the outbreak of the war. This was his first visit home in two years.
 There have been many cases of the Spanish influenza here the past three weeks. Among those ill were the following: George Thatcher. Edith Swanson, Theodore Richards, knute Johnson, Raymond Bedard. Fred Peterson, Emil Johnson, Lewis Ham el. Fred Foisy, John Macininck, Mary Coderre. Bernodette Coderre and Reynold Peterson.
 Fred Peterson died at the home of Mr and Mrs. J. E. Suprenant, where he has been living, at o'cloe last Monday morning. He caught the SDanish influenza on Wednesday ot last week and this later changing to pneumonia, led to his death. MT Peterson was well known in this vil- iape having lived here his entire life. He leaves two sons, Conrad, 13, stu dent at the Tourtellotte Memorial Hirh school, and Eugene, IT, now llv ing in Los Angeles, California Bu- rial was held Thursday at the Swedish .4Lnrn,, chr,rch carn eterN