Putnam patriot., 1918-04-05
THOMPSON NEWS
pr. Paine Aims to Sell 1000 Thrift Stamps.-Summer Resi- dents Opening Homes.-Ho~e- Marot School Closed.-Chureh Notes.-Sheriff Stops Injury to Cow. = Renewed Interest In Grange Meeting.

Miss Iris Soper has resigned as teacher in the Brandy Hiu school
 Complete catalogue of Monograph records at Putnam Music Shop. Adv.
 Miss Agnes White has been q visit or with Dr. and Mrs. Paine recently.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. E Searls have talk en a suite of rooms at MT Hutehins
 C. E. Olney is expected to arrive this week, having left Florida on Mon cay.
 Arthur Mills and family are oeeu= pying their summer home on West street,
 Miss Clara Geer of Killingly k a visitor with her sister, Mrs. Henry Davis.
 Miss Annie Cunning Is improving from her illness of the past two months.
 Prof. Cole of Cushing Academy is being entertained by Mrs Moves at her home.
 Mrs. Henry Elliott and daughter Augusta are spending Easter week in New York
 Mrs. Burnclough is reported as inn proving, but is still at the Day Kim ball hospital.
 Miss Wiley came this week to ar range for the opening of her cottage on Main street.
 Landlord Lyman was in town on Saturday arranging to open the Yer non Stiles Hotel soon Pearl Moves, Cushing Academy, is spending the vacation with her moth CT. Mrs. Carolus Moves.
 Miss Mary Chase of Southbridge is spending the Easter vacation with her parents on School street.
 Mrs. Jerome Rhodes of Oxford is spending the week with MT and Mrs. Everett Rhodes on Marcy Lane.
 Mir Hutehins is to occupy the en- tire Jerome Bates house, Mr Hill hay ing vacated the rear tenement
 Dr. Paine, having assumed the task of selling 1000 Thrift Stamps, reports that he has nearly accomplished it.
 Scholars of the Marot School are at their homes during the Easter va cation School is expected to resume on April 10.
 Miss Ella Herriek, who has been i'll nearly all winter, is reported much improved, and fast approaching her normal health.
 Leonard Mills is still staying with relatives in Putnam, not having been successful in procuring the services of l a housekeeper.
 Tenements or small farms in or near our village are in demand just now. Inquiries are being made for them almost every day. MT and Mrs. William Leat are in town stopping with Mrs. Leat's father Thomas Ryan MT. Leat is at present engaged at Carolyn Hall Frank Spinney, who has been en- gagged in Worcester the past winter, is to return to Thompson and engage with MT. Dart for the season.
 Miss Angeline Mills, who suffered a severe illness from heart trouble a 1 few weeks ago, is much better, but is now affected with a severe cold.
 The Ladies' Home and Foreign l Missionary Society, and the Conpre-
 
 with Miss Martha Knight on Wednes- ! day.
 l The residence of Miss Alice Reed is being renovated for occupancy by Miss Reed as soon as ready. Painters are employed and are hastening the work
 Forrest Rhodes, who was inflicted with infantile paralysis a year ago, is slowly recovering, and was able to at tend Easter services at the church on i Sunday.
 Ghas Sandstrom has been in town and expects to occupy his home where he has lived for several years, having purchased 1t from Mrs. George E. ] Dresser.
 Hon. R. H. Chandler attended a Porlona meeting of Rhode Island Oranges in Chapachet Tuesday at