Putnam patriot., 1919-12-05

Miss Helene Synan spent Thanks giving at her home in Pittsfiled.
 Miss Ethel Baker spent the Thanks giving holidays with her parents.
 Miss Margaret Reardon spent last week with her parents of this place.
 Rev. Mir. Potter of New Haven will preach at the Methodist church Dec. Tth.
 To engrave personal Xmas Cards takes time. Order now at Shaw's.-- Adv.
 A party of friends motored to Put nam Sunday and visited Mir. and Mrs. Maurice Mioure.
 MT. and Mrs. Warren Gibson of Somerville spent the holidays with Miss Ruth Wood.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Jones spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Fay E. Kutscher.
 Messrs. Robert and Stuart Schmohl spent Thanksgiving with Mir. and Mrs. Frank Buxton of Worcester.
 The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Fay Kutscher on Wednesday afternoon.
 The Upham district school has been closed and the puipls are being ear ried to the North Grosvenor-Dal school by Elmer H. Darling. Rev. C. A. Lindevall visited North Easton, Mass, on Thanksgiving Day, where he gave lecture on "The Church Movement In Russia" Two more pupils have entered Tour tellotte High School. They are Bur ton Herrick of West Thompson and Harold Foskett of Paine district. Mir. and Mrs. John Swenning and family spent Thanksgiving with friends in Worcester. Miss Edla Swenning remained there the rest of the week.
 Miss Marion Collis and Miss Blanche Greene were appointed last Sunday at the Methodist church to collect l money towards buying the presents, | fruit and candy for the Christmas tree.
 The new teachers have assumed their duties at Tourtellotte Memorial High school. Miss Gladys Holmes of | Middleton takes the position vacated by Miss Wilma Marshall and Miss Florence Parmelee. also. of Middle town, takes the position vacated by Miss Christine Kane.
 The regular quarterly meeting of the Grosvenor-Dales Visiting Nurse | Association will be held at the hose house. North Grosvenor-Dale, Tues day evening, December 9th, at 7.3O o'clock. All who are interested in the future welfare of the association arc urgently requested to attend Rutt F. F. Elliott, secretary.
 Two basket ball games were played in the gymnaisum at the High sehoo last Wednesday evening. The firsi game, that between the alumni anC the first team of the T. M. II. S., wa success for Tourtellotte. The sec ond game, that between Putnam Speed Boys and the second team O lT. Nj. H. S., resulted in favor of thu Putnam team.
 Mrs. Hazel Buck went to Worces ter on business trip last Monday.
 Mrs. Adeline Braley recently en joyed a pleasant visit at her sister | in Byfield, Mass.
 Stanley Johnson is taking a vaca ton from his work with the Grosven
 or-Dale Company.
 Mrs. Oscar Tourtellotte has beel
 quite i'll with bronchitis and grip bu
 is now convalescent.
 Burton Elliott and son motored t
 Woonsocket to visit their cousin
 Louis Elliott, and family, last week. Miss Eleanor Swanson has return
 ed to school after an extended tri to Providence and New York, to visi friends.
 | The Foreign Missionary Society o
 the Methodist church held meetin at the home of Mrs. Marcus Cove : last week. , The notice was posted on Monda , for raise in pay of twelve and ont half per cent for the employees of tn
 Grosvenor-Dale Company.
 The fremen held whist party an dance at the company's new hall O 2 Thursday Whist was played unt 2 10, after which dancing followed UT : til 12.
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