Putnam patriot., 1921-02-18

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 itor with his parents.
 Richard Barton came home fror \ the hospital the frs. of the week
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Vinton Dartt ar
 out of town for an extended stay.
 Some changes in the electric wirin,
 in the vestry of the church are bein,
 made.
 Lawrence Bsckus is home iron Worcester and Is assisting his fathel
 at the store.
 Miss Edith Sheldon, the assistant
 librarian, and Miss Wiley spent Wed
 nesday in Worcester.
 Miss Florence Russ is ill at her home
 in Quadic. Miss Viola Pratt is taking
 her place at Miss Beebe's. Miss Palmer returned to her duties at the hotel on Wednesday, aftel spending a time at her home in Willi. mantle.
 Several members of Quinnatisse,
 Grange attended the whist and social
 of Senexet Grange in Woodstock or
 Monday evening.
 One of the ladies of the Marot
 School slipped and injured her knee cap on Thursday. She was taken the Day Kimball Hospital for treat
 ment.
 Letters from Mr. and Mrs. C. l.
 Knight announce their leaving Orlan-
 do, Fla, for North Carolina, where
 they spent the first month of thei-
 stay in the south.
 The district schools in the village
 have been put together, the primary
 school having joined with the gram
 mar department under Mrs. Arm
 strong as teacher.
 Many of our residents are contem plating attending the entertainment at Kings Daughters hall on Saturda, evening, when the play, Pas House keeper" will be staged by local talen of the village.
 A horse attached to sleigh belong
 ing to the Marot School, driven b.
 ne of the girls of the school, ran ava. while at Thompson station on Satur
 day. The lady driver was thrown ou
 but not injured. The horse wa
 caught near the County Home. The basket ball game on Wednes day evening was the great attraction
 on that evening. The game between the Grosvenordale and local team | 1x, lnf l. ~ 34 to 8. A game between the young CT boys proved quite interesting, th' High school boys and the boys of tn village, resulted in a defeat of tn High school boys.
 The Theft Detecting Society holds meeting at Lewis Converse's on thi
 Friday evening. A general good tim is anticipated and large atteldanc' is expected. An oyster supper is or the program for the evening. Tn privilege of member bringing hi wife or one other person is given t all members. This will insure larg attendance, if only one-half of tn members respond, as there are enroll ed about eighty members. The meeting of the Grange Tuesda, evening was somewhat different iron any previous meeting. While the so
 cial feature prevailed the lecturer
 hour was made very interesting b, \ the presence of State School Supervis \ or Davis and High School Princips N Kimball of this town, who were bot ! listened to in their talk on matters re \ lating to schools with deep interest ol \ educational matters. Papers were req N by several members of the Grang N touching upon the real subject of tn 1 program, "Women Who Have Figure As Helps In Our National Affairs N Taken as a whole 1t was meeting ful of interest as well as instructive. MT. and Mrs. George W. Te6t o N Thompson entertained Thursday eve ming in honor of their daughter, Mis N Adeline, whose birthday was Friday The house was prettily decorated an N there were games and entertainment \ for the young people, after which delicious repast was served, consistin N of cake, ice cream, cocoa, and candy The birthday cake was marvel o beauty and decorated with candle: t looked very enticing. Among tn ' quests were Mrs. Clemens, teacher i N e local school; Miss Helen Russ, Mis V Minnie Towne and Lillian Bonnet \ and others. The winner in the cor \ test which took place at the close c \ the evening was Miss Minnie Town' < Consolation prize was awarded ~ Mrs. Clemens Miss Ade,ine rec ceive u -. af,,l orl .arotfxr x,roaantc