Putnam patriot., 1918-03-15
THE GROSVENORDALES NEWS SECTION

Paul Johnson was visitor here on
Sunday.
Edwin Austin was at his home here
over Sunday.
Eddie Nelson was a recent visitor
in Worcester
John NJ. Johnson visited friends in
town on Sunday.
Miss Carrie Anderson is the new
clerk at the railroad station.
Mrs. A Blanchard is on the sick
list. Dr. Ray in attendance.
The Liberty Chorus will meet on
Wednesday evenings hereafter.
Mr. and Mrs A. Guimond welcom-
ed a new son at their home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Nelson spent
Saturday and Sunday in Worcester.
Carl Jarl of Springfield spent the
weekend with his brother, Gus Jarl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred BONN made a
business trip to Boston on Thursday.
Buy your tickets now for the sol
diers benefit concert and dance April
6.
All ladies' visiting George E. Shaw's
store March 16, viii receive souve-
Mrs. Adv.
John Scochliss has taken position
in the spinning department at Ne. l
mill.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Norm of Woon-
socket spent Sunday with Cyril Au-
coin
Mr.. and Mrs E. Leonard of Waure-
gan visited Mrs. Leonard's parents on
Sunday.
Misses Anna and Alma Charland of
Worcester We're Sunday visitors at
Mrs Desilets.
Several from here attended the
Stecher Manish bout in Worcester
Tuesday night.
Private Paul Metras, stationed at
Fort Revere, visited his brother here
the past week.
The report that L. Blanchard and
A. Pelletier were accepted for the
army was false.
Mrs. Alex Dupont of Baltic has
been the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Laurion.
Miss Josie Harvard of Woonsocket
spent the weekend with her aunt,
Mrs. A. Morrison.
Miss Grace Dillaber of Worcester
has been i'll at her home here with an
attack of la grippe.
The Misses Paradis were in New
York and Boston recently, attending
the millinery opening.
Tickets for the benefit concert and
dance can be bought at S. Kaminsky's
clothing store, Putnam.
Hector Ravennelle has resumed
work in the weaving department after
an absence of a few weeks
Herbert Sward George Carlson and
Jas. Grandall were in Boston Thurs
day, taking in the auto show.
At the teachers meeting which was
held on Wednesday, Miss Bibeault
gave demonstration on school work.
Ovila Donais resigned his position
for the Grosvenordale Co. to accept
one with the Stevens Linen works in
Webster
Frank Morey has resigned his po-
sition as manual training teacher at
the High school to accept a similar
enc in Great harrington.
Rev. FIR. Jacquemin of Fall River
has accepted an invitation to lecture
on Temperance April under the aus
pieces of Cercle Lacordain
Edw Stone, who resigned his posi-
ton here recently, has started in to
work for the Draper Co. of Hopedale
in the shipping department
Mr. Boutin and family of Taftville
were here on Monday to attend the
anniversary service for Mrs. Boutin
held in St. Joseph's church.
Fritz Johnson spent Sunday at
Camp Devens, Aver, where he visited
his brother, Don E., who was one of
the last draftees sent Feb. %.
Rehearsals for the play, Ladies of
Granston, to be given by members
Cross benefit, are being held at the
High school.
Wilfrid Chausse and sister, Mrs. n
Benoit, went to Woonsocket on Fri
day, and from there to Cranston to
settle the estate of their mother, who
died recently.
Mr. and Mrs George Vasper re-
ceived word on Tuesday from their
son Ernest, who is at Camp Merritt,
n. j., that he expects to leave next
week for France
Eric johnson was at his home here
for a few days After having passed
the physical examination in Putnam,
Mr.. Johnson secured a permit to en-
list, but was rejected at three differ
ent recruiting stations in Springfield.
The Women's Club met at the
home of Mrs. Chester Greene on
Thursday. The subject discussed was
Thrift Stamps, and a talk on Art was
given by Miss Tracy. The hostesses
we're Mrs. George Elliott and Mrs.
Greene.
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