Putnam patriot., 1919-10-10
GOODYEAR

One of Akron freighters was in town last Friday night. The Woman's Club met this week at the home of Mrs. Thornton.
 The Sunday school has purchased an organ for the use of the prayer meeting.
 Herbert Smith is spending a weeks vacation at the home of his parents in Baskerville, Mass
 Mrs R. W Boys. who was quite i'll during the week, is much improved and able to be out
 Mrs. Ivy Bailey and sons LeRoy and Floyd Bailey, motored to Mansfield and return Sunday.
 The Williamsville Fire Engine com pany held smoker at the. Social Club last Thursday evening.
 Mir. Moran, an employe of the Good year Cotton Mills. spentthe weekend at his home in Plainfield.
 Miss Nancy Whitaker is spending the weekend at the home of her sis ter in New Bedford. Mass.
 Experience" playing in Putnam on Wednesday evening of this week, attracted a number of Goodyearites.
 Quite a number from here motored to Danielson last Friday evening to see the musical comedy, Some Night"
 The local bowling team, which is represented in the Danielson league, howled on the Danielson alleys on Monday evening.
 The prayer service of the United church was held on Thursday evening. The topic was. What Can Be Accom- plished by Faith?"
 Frederick Buckley, assistant super intendent of the Goodyear Cotton Mills, has moved his family from Pawtucket to Goodyear.
 The Goodyear postoffice is now reg ularly established with improved ser vice Two mails leaving and arriving each day. Time of leaving is 7.30 a. m. and 4.45 p. m.
 At the United church next Sunday the pastor. Rev. Albert E. Beaumont, will speak in the morning on the sub ject, "A Call to Discipleship," and in the evening his theme will be Peter Before Pentecost."
 The bowling league has opened for the season with four teams which rep resent the general office, the weave room the twisting room, and a picked team from the carding, spinning and spooling rooms. At the close of the season prizes will be awarded to the winning team for high average, high single and high three.
 The new Rec auto bus recently pur- chased by the Goodyear Cotton Mills, Inc. has arrived in town and will shortly be put on the route between Goodyear and Danielson, as one bus is not sufficiently large to carry the increasing number of employees from out of town to and from their work in ,, the Goodyear Cotton Mills. The sacrament of the Lords Sup per was administered at the close of the regular service last Sunday morn ing and three members of the church received the right hand of fellowship | Deacon Frederick Green. on behalf ot | the church. extended the right hand | of fellowship to the pastor. Rev. A. E btduuloiit. anu tit pssStoi III tuih WI eomed Mrs. Beaumont and Mrs Yates.
 l At the annual meeting of the Bo, | Scouts. Troop No. 1, Goodyear, thu following officers were elected: Scout master, Rev. A. E. Beaumont; assist ant scoutmaster, Earl Weeks; scribe l Thomas O'Connor; treasurer, Victo Lamoureau; fox patrol leader, Thom as O'Connor; assistant patrol leader G. Chenial; beaver patrol leader Thomas McGovern; assistant patro leader, William Green.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wild of Pawtucket, R l., were recent guests at the home O Mrs. Wild's sister, Mrs. Thomas Coop CT, and accompanied MT. and Mrs Cooper on their automobile trip owe the Mohawk Trail Other members O the party were Mir. and Mrs. Johl Ward, Mir. and Mrs. Fairfield, MT Burrows, Herbert Smith and Franl Greene and family. The trip was re ported to be a most enjoyable one without trouble or mishap of an. kind.
 l Albert Diggett and Miss Blanch Chenial were united in marriage ol Monday morning at St. Joseph church in Dayville. After the cere mony a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride on Mail street. After brief wedding tril Mir. and Mrs. Diggett will reside il their newly furnished home at 21' Boys avenue. The bridegroom is em ployed as twisting hand on the nigh shift in the Goodyear Cotton Mills and the bride was spooler in tn same mill The young couple have tn best wishes of their many friends il