Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-10-22

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Of CIR cstszers are 6eT1cs-g Ter
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any one else vic z-te-d
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their xzess. Mss Dexter q CeztrzI
Pals. 2 L. and Mr. Erignt's fx--s-.
Mr. Dexrer. ~ers OF of t0zu over
the weekend. taking a. e1-s "Trip
over the HotsEx T-zL
The rany frseu6s q Mrs Jane Lev
r. we're callers OF Der 6grz-x tts day
On Tuesday n rseognltior Of Mss
Lewis' seve1tietk sir-h6zy- Miss Lew
= was TIE recipient q mary re=srr-
brzneeS BY her czllsrL
" a Serrea Of So~~seh. Eho
spent nearly tE0 months a. TIE Yer
non Stiles In last fan. attended the
socizI ard took oae q tie pTlzss. .
fountain pen. gIvsa for TIE most
points - playing Whist
TIE amateur baseball game Or Sat
urSzy between TIRE Mec1zniexTslls
Boyz and TIE Thorn pson boys resulted
in a defeat Of tire Thompson 5. the
scsre being Is 70 Il John Bates act
Cd as umpire. With Junior Ryan be-
hid IRE bat
The fishermen are having fine sport
At Qua6ic reservoir. i being 50 loT
TIA. the oily water II i aozs n the
natural chznreL Several good catch
Is Of pickerei are reported 70 have
been made. Gre Of which Is said TO
-+saye been sixteen piekerel whose con-
'bined weight was thir1y-six pounds,
one Of which tipped tse scales .. six
ard half pounds
Pilgrim Night observance q. the
Grange meeting or Tuesday Was made
very interesting In the lecturers pro-
gram TIE readings By members Of
historical events Of those tines, to-
gether with several original papers.
coupled with the singing Of national
songs, all combined to make il one o.
the most successful meetings Of It's
kind held since tire summer vacation
period.
Thompson ". {. T. L. will meet
with Mrs James Wood, North eros
venordaIe. Thursday. Oct %. at D.
m Report Of state convention al
Hartford. Oct 1921. will be given,
and members are asked to take part IN
the program il the usual manner. II
is hoped there may Be full attend
auce. Hostesses: Mrs James Wood.
Mrs Laura TourfeIlotte. Mrs. George
Elliott. Mrs Leon Walker
Tne Country Club golf grounds
vas hoaored on Friday by = VISIT from
Francis ouinet Of Boston, the former
amateur golf champion Of the United
State 1 large attendance Of golf
players from neighborfng golf clubs
we're present az the graunds 10 wie-
ness the ss<iIiful playing Of Hr. Oui-
met. Il was through tn earnest So
licitation Of Frank A. Decker that 8r.
Ouimet vas induced % come 20
Thompson. and for which the club
members and visiting golf players are
very grateful 20 Mr. Decker for fur
nizhing them with so great a treat.
Mr. Ouimet's ea<aI score Of SIS beats
the course record score for eighteen
holes
Miss Harriet Lewis with' her auto
mobile entertained Uranus Lewis 70
a ride. The treat was greatly aypre-
eiated BY Mr.. Lewis. as II gave him
an exceptional opportunity to see
many of the improvements about the
village which inclurfed drive through
the Ream grounds Carolyn Hall), he
j. X Gladding estate and pleasure
ride to the city Of Putnam. The act
of Miss Lewis in furnishing such a
treat to one who only by such kind
act. may have been privileged to WIT
ness the many transformed scenes of
his youth, the great pleasure il was ID.
him as evidenced a. he related the
event 10 your correspondent, could
Miss Lewis have been present she.
would have felt fully compensated foe
the act
Nearly lZ5 players and dancers be-
sides as many lockers on. were in at
tendance at the town hall last Thurs
day evening, the oeyasion being a
benefit social for ths Day KimbaEf
Hospital in Putnam The slogan Of
giving "a dollar or more" TO the hos
pital. suggested by the Putnam Patri-
OF. was taken up By several of the Ia
dies in the village and acting as pro-
moters Of the entertainment, under
an impulse to do something, set them
selves TO work selling tickets. Their
efforts were appreciated as evidenced
by the number present, making their
endeavor an entire success as So
eial event in the community as well as
a financial benefit to the hospital. The
C. A. c. orchestra Of Putnam was en-
gagged for the event. Prizes were CIV
en- TO both whist players and the dane
ers. the dance prize being 10 waltz
dancers only. About $3.50 were net
ted. to be turned over TO the hospital