Putnam patriot., 1919-11-28
GOODYEAR

E. Columbia was a recent visitor in Boston
 Le Roy Bailey was weekend visit or in Norwich
 Night Superintendent Wiley spent the weekend in Pawtucket.
 The Boy Scouts met in the church basement on Tuesday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs Thomas Cooper were visitors in Providence on Monday.
 James F. Lee has accepted the po- sition as night boss of the spinning | department.
 The schools in town closed on Thursday and Friday for the Thanks giving recess.
 John C. Echmalian spent the holi- day at the home of his parents in Lowell, Mass.
 Superintendent Frederick R. Buck ley and family spent the weekend in Pawtucket. R. l.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Ferry are spending the Thanksgiving holiday in Whitinsville, Mass.
 Charles sherman, chef at the res taurant, is moving his family from Pawtueket, R. l.. this week. Mrs. R. w Boys and her mother. Mrs, George Waring, were visitors in Providence. R. l., an Monday. 1 Herbert J. Smith is spending the l Thanksgiving recess at the home of his parents in Baskerville, Mass. Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Chadwick spent the weekend at the home of their daughter in Worcester. Mass. Mir. and Mrs. Clinton Ellison and daughter, Miss Flora Ellison, also Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Green, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Unrath in Providence
 Mrs. Frederick Green is spending some time in Washington, D C., the guset of her daughter, Miss Ada Green, a clerk in the employ of the U. s. Government.
 Mir, and Mrs John Ward are nov ing from cottage on State avenue to the Goodyear hotel. where they will be in full charge. Now the new res taurant is open the hotel will be run only as rooming house.
 Words of praise are heard on every hand regarding the new restaurant. Satisfying, we'll cooked meals are served at low cost. The electrical de vices and modern conveniences make for cleanliness and quick service. Agent R. w. Boys was in New York City during the week to complete the : purchase of the machinery for the new spinning mill which is to be built early in the spring of 1920. It is ex- peeted that the machinery will be in- stalled in the autumn following.
 The local football team journeycd to Southbridge last Saturday after noon to play the soccer team from the American Optical Co. The game re- suited in defeat for the Goodyear team to 0. The local team was han l dicapped by an injury which George Sharples received.
 . The cellars are dug for four new houses of the cottage style on State avenue, and 22 tenements in pairs and blocks on Litchfield avenue. The foundations are being put in and they will be rushed to completion as soon as possible to furnish homes for the many who are waiting
 The topic of the midweek service of the United Church was Christian Discipleship." Next Sunday morning Rev. A. F.. Beaumont, the pastor of , the United church, will preach on the theme, How Jesus Dealt With See.
 tarianism." In the evening his theme will be Jesus the Giver of Life" The Sunday school of the United church gave miscellaneous eoncer, in the Social Club hall on Monday s evening. The following program , was carried out: Ash Grove" with , variations, by the Glee Club; vocal solo, "Carissima," Mrs. William Fer. ry; trombone solo, Joseph Green; vo. cal solo. 70 Promise Me-" John Ward
 dialogue, "The Anybody Family or
 Sunday Morning" Mrs Earl Weeks Mrs. Ivy Bailey. Miss Ida Yates, Miss
 Marjory Downey, Le Roy Bailey John Boys and Carlton Boys; Where Art Thou, Ocean of Light" Glee
 Club; vocal solo, Good Bye" Mrs
 Earl Weeks; reading, High Cost of Living" Rev. A. F.. Beaumont; vocal , solo, Good Bye, Sweet Day. Mrs , William Ferry; trombone solo, "Sona of Songs," Joseph Green; piano solo Fairy Barque," William Green; vo- cal solo, "The Wolf" John Ward