Putnam patriot., 1918-11-08
THE GROSVENORDALES NEWS SECTION

Miss Helen Rich visited her parents here over the weekend
 Gustaf Jarl has returped to work after an illness of four weeks.
 Great satisfaction prevails here as d result of the recent elections.
 Edwin Austin is home on a five days furlough from New London, Conn.
 Philip Duhamel and Eddie Nelson were home few days this week on furloughs from Camp Deyens.
 George E. Whitney, Charles Gus tafson and Clarence Seaver were in Providence over the weekend.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Anderson are being congratulated upon the birth of baby girl born last Wednesday.
 George Johnson, formerly of this place, is visiting his mother here on a furlough from Fort Sloeum, N. '.
 Alex Lundstrom went to Boston Thursday to wrestle with "Pinky' Gardner at the Grand Opera House.
 The annual firemen's supper given by Co. B at the hose house last Fri day evening in GrosvenorDale was attended by large crowd.
 Carl Anderson, formerly of thi. place. died at Petersboro, N H.. last week of pneumonia, following an at tack of the Spanish influenza.
 MT. and Mrs. George Carlson ans Mr. and Mrs. Benny Coates went tC Providence last Wednesday to attent
 one of Billy Sundays meetings. Tn trip was made in MT Garlson's auto Burton Tourtellotte, Sr, Burtol Tourtellotte. Jr., Oscar Tourtellott
 and Miss Rosalie Tourtellotte, all 0 Worcester, who formerly lived here spent the weekend here with MI Tourtellotte's mother.
 The often postponed Red Cros I benefit supper will now positively b s held next Saturday evening in tn s basement of the Swedish Emanut
 church. Everyone is invited. Musi s will be furnished by the church ol |. chestra
 A public meeting in the interest C e education will be held at the Hos + House. North Grosvenor-Dale, Mor e day, Nov II, at 8 p. m. The pr' I gram will consist of music by the pl T pills teaching demonstration by SC e eral teachers, and addresses on Col } solidation and Standard Schools n J. l.. Meader and L. T Garrison, bot ss of the State Board of Education. le H. Corttis, chairman of the scho Id committee, will preside. The publ SC is cordially invited to be present. u As a result of his efforts to he
 Uncle Sam win the war by producii c food. Mike Bellerose now finds hlf .e self with four large pigs on his han ~ ~ which he estimates to weigh over 2' m e pounds each when dressed. MT b' VI lerose finds that his duties as gra1 si juror and justice of the peace occu aa all of his time and he has no chan eh to properly take care of his pigs has asked Neri Coderre, our local I ne liceman. to kill the pigs and N 'l. Coderre says he will gladly do so. Y N Bellerose says that he plans to s re hams, bacons and sausages to
 friends until it is all off his hant ,r After that he is to don a khaki u ne forma nd join his friends if an arr 'es camp. This proves him to be l ote triot of the right kind
 me The Bernard place on the Webs nd nd road has been sold to Polish resldel m of Webster.
 he Mrs. J. E. Suprenant is kindly he he ing the Houle family since the de; en- of the wife and mother.
 m- Ie+ters have been received fir
 France from Private John Com ess telling of his safe arrival
 IL Philip Ducharme visited his fnei q an in the mill, as he expects to leave Jhe France some time next week.
 The Red Cross society of this to
 has voted to send each soldier
 France who went from this place t five dollar bill in place of a packas