Putnam patriot., 1918-04-05
Company's Barn Complete

Company's Barn Complete
 The Grosvenordale Company's barn which has been undergoing repairs for the past few months, is now com pleted. and is sad to be one of the finest in this section of New England
 Mrs E. Mcdonald spent Sunday in Southbridge.
 Norbert Blain of Derby has been visiting his parents.
 Miss Blanche Provost was the guest of friends in Putnam.
 Axel Johnson of Worcester was at his home here Sunday.
 Dr. and Mrs. k. Koch were Wor- cester visitors Friday.
 Ed. Stone of Hopedale renewed ac- quaintances on Sunday.
 A. and J. Swanson visited in North Easton, Mass, recently.
 D. Swanson and H. Herbert visited friends in Birmingham
 A. Benson of Baltic passed Sunday at the home of Otto Sward
 The Peerless team will bowl team from Putnam Friday evening.
 Joseph Blanchard passed the week end at the home of his parents.
 Fred Lynch of Plainfeld was the guest of his mother over Sunday.
 J. B. Winch of Lowell is visiting T. Robbins and family for few lays
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 Wilfred Bourque and A. Blain spent the holiday in Pawtueket, R l.
 Rudolph Swanson of Providence spent the weekend with his parents.
 Mrs Charles Almquist has been on the sick list. Dr. Bragg was in at tendance.
 Miss J. Dumas of Southbridge wis lted her sister, Mrs. E. Mcdonald, last week.
 Mrs. B. Johnson Of Norwich has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. A. Lundstrom.
 A. Morin of Providence was home the past week to be examined again for the draft
 MT. and Mrs. M. Donais entertained Mrs. J. Allard and daughter Josephine of Central Falls.
 Miss Irene Bellerose of Baltic Ac- ademy is passing the Easter vacation with her parents.
 Drs. Massicotte and Berard and families of Providence were Easter visitors at P. Woisard's. Mrs E. Smith of Watertown spent Thursday and Friday at the home of her father, Pierre Duhamel.
 The GrosvenordaIe Company has commenced to paint its property. work having begun Monday.
 Victor Blanchard and A. Pelletier left Wednesday for Fort Slocum to become members of the Coast Artil- lery,
 Miss Ray, teacher at the Grosvenor- dale school. Is spending her spring va cation at her home in Whitinsville, Mass
 Leo Charbonneau and P. Aucoine of Assumption College. Greendale, are at their homes here for the spring vacation.
 Mrs E. Leonard of Wauregan re- turned on Monday after passing the holidays with her mother, Mrs F. Johnson.
 St. Josephs parochial school re opened Monday morning after being closed for one week to observe Easter vacation.
 Ragnar and Ruth Swanson and Miss Lee Cayne of Providence were Sunday visitors at MT. and Mrs. Aigot SWanson's. s.
 Leon Talabac left Thursday for New ork City, where he was called by military authorities to report for duty April 5th.
 Mrs. Ida Riyard of New Bedford has returned to her home after T visit with her sister, Mrs F. Vandale. Adrien Provost of Worcester spent Sunday at his home here.
 Fasli Ali was before the district court charged with operating an auto without a license. He was fined ten dollars and costs which amounted to twenty dollars and seventy cents.
 The members of the Woman's Club will present ''The Ladies of Gran ford" in the High School hall, April F. Tickets are now on sale The proceeds will go to the War Relief fund
 The Guard Martial. No. 45. drilled the past week in charge of Major H Harper and Captain A. Therrien. They are to give an exhibition drill Saturday evening at the soldiers dance. A beautiful loving cup to be presented to them is now in the show window at H. Paradis's Store.
 The members of the senior class of the T. M. H. s. left Friday for the an nual trip to Washington. Through an error the boat train did not stop here J. C. WITTER, Auctioneer
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