Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-04-23
THOMPSON TOWN TOPICS

Miss Beals is out of town for few
weeks.
The Whist Club was entertained by
Mrs. c. f. Searls on Tuesday.
Kingsbury Livingston is working
for Mr.. Barton during school vacation
week.
External improvements are being
made to the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchins.
Vera Jackson of Webster, former
resident, was a weekend visitor with
friends in the village.
Schools closed for weeks vacation
en- Friday; the spring term commenc-
es next Monday
Mrs c. f. Searls is entertaining her
nieces, Caroline and Alice Deeming-
ton of Everett, Mass.
Mrs. Stevens of Methuen, Mass
spent the weekend with her daughter,
Mrs. Alexander Maitland
Signs Of summer are seen by resi-
dents having storm entries and win
dows taken from their houses.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Blackmar spent
few days in Everett, Mass, their
| former home. during the week.
Painters from Putnam are engaged
| in finishing the painting about the
residence of Miss Harriet Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Knight visited
Providence and Pawtucket, X. l., on
| Tuesday, going in their new car,
Although the seasons weather is
| quite cool, the ice delivery truck was
seen about the village on Saturday.
The house belonging to Forest
Rhodes is being newly shingled, Con-
tractor c. L. Knight doing the work
Mrs. NJ. d. Elliott arrived from
New York on Thursday and will oe-
cupy her home here for the summer
The common in the village was
burned over on Tuesday, the I'm
provement Society having charge of
it.
The family of the late c. +. Olney
who have been in New York the past
month, have returned to their home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol lngraham have
been visiting Mr. Ingrahams parents
in Darlington, r. l.. few days this
week.
+. A. Decker was in town on Satur.
day. presumably to attend to some
work that is being done about his
premises.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Davis. Jr. at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Davis
brother, who died very suddenly il
Hartford. on Monday
Stewart Litchfield has resumed his
work on Or. Gardined Miller's place
having worked through the winter
with Thomas Ryan.
Several cows and some young stoel
We're recently sold out eff the choice
herd of registered Holstein eattl,
owned by Mr. Reynolds at Ford Hill
farm.
'TIo for the minstrel social at tn,
town hall this Friday evening. Elk
cellent music and an evening of soeia
enjoyment is promised and anticipat
ed by the Grange committee.
Emory Munyan of Worcester, VIII,
has been patient at the Day kimbal
Hospital undergoing an operation, ha.
so far recovered as TO be visitol
with his parents in town over th'
weekend.
Emil Bayer, representing the Bay
err Bros, is quite encouraged in tbs
running of their passenger bus be
tween North Grosvenor-Dale ana
Webster. the patronage being quit'
up TO their expectation.
The trip to Washington, d. c.. b,
the graduating class of the Tourtel
lotte High school. does not have an,
representative in the class from tn,
center district this year. it being not
ed as the first time since the sehoo
was instituted in the town.
An invitation social was held at tn,
Marot school as an opening feature OF
the new gymnasium on Saturday eve
ming. Dancing was the principal feat
ure Of the occasion. an orchestra from
Boston furnishing music for the oeea.
sion.