Putnam patriot., 1921-05-13

The wliis. club met with Mrs Louis Ream on Tuesday.
 Fay Ream Of Worcester has been spending a few days In town
 Robert Ingraham has been ill with the humps the past week.
 The Thimble Club was entertained by Mrs. Moves on Thursday
 Miss Mertie Dunning spent few days this week in Worcester
 olney Brott of Yale spent the week end with his mother. Mrs. George Brott
 George Dyke of Boston was the guest of his uncle. Josiah Dyke, on Tuesday.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church met with Mrs. Allen Rabbit on Wednesday,.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank M. Knight were visitors to relatives in Providence the first of the week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rcam of New York were weekend visitors Co Caro- iyn Hall on Sunday.
 Mrs. Lester Green was taken to the hospital in Putnam for surgical treat nent, on Sunday
 4 food sale conducted by the senior class of the T T II. s is being held this Friday afternoon.
 Barbara Weaver has returned 10 town after spending the winter away. and is stopping with Mrs. Hutcbinz.
 Florist Hermanson of Putnam wa. in town on Thursday trimming the hedge on the premises of (. r.. SeaTis
 Mrs. Gardner Miller arrived on Thursday and opened her enttage, where she intends to spend the sum mer
 Dr Blanche Barker ef Derry. N H., spent two days the fore part of the week with her sister, Mrs Fred Hutehins
 Rev s. r Livingston and Mrs. Geo Brott attended the congregational ministers convention at Danielson on Tuesday
 Fred Hefriek i@ sufferinK from I return attack of rheumatism. it being SO severe as to coufine him 10 bed some of the time
 A professional golf expert was pres ent at the Mafot School on Tuesday afternoon giving instruction to young ladies of that school
 Robert Peterson and family of Hyde Park were callers at MT Peter. sons parents, Mf and Mfs Prank Peterson, on Sunday.
 Mr and Mfa Howard lngfaham uf Harrington. R l.. were callcrs on theif san'a family Mr and Mfs Cafol Ingraham, oH Thursday.
 Operations have begun on Che foauz station for the new stock house of Francis Bates ta replace The enc burn cd about four weeks ago.
 The wiring for the electric Iehi ia the residence of Miss Blackmm has been completed and George Foster is expecting to move to the upper teHe= ment soon.
 Current report about the village is that Henry Draper of Worcester has transferred his interests in his home place here to his nephew. Earle Thompson of Newport.
 William Morgan of Woodstock com meneed his labors as gardener and chorman for Frank Decker on May 2nd At present he is boarding at Mrs Charles Ryan's
 Mrs. George II. Nichols ia still en- gagged in repairing her house. 'the Matte Knight house. with the eXpec. tatiou to occupy IL before the summer season is over
 Mir and Mrs C L. Knight, accom- panied by their daughter Mrs Waiter Pratt. and C. W Dexter attended the funeral of relative in Providence on Wednesday of last week.
 The picker stick manufaetory of W-''y- 9'ss,sse, .lss- 2 r. s.4.... "a ' busy with orders for sticks. which is an indication of a starting up of the textile industries of Che country
 4 company of voune people gath. cred at the home of one of ther school mates. Miss Betty Maitland. on Saturday. Co help make merry thc event of her birthday About twenty were present
 The engagement of William r IL, ingston md Miss Dorothy Bysa of New York has been announced Mi Livingston is tine oldest son of tbe Rev and Mrs $ Livingston. pa-tor of the village church m Thompson
 The season of May basket hduging was not as iu earlier times confined