Putnam patriot., 1924-11-14
North G~csvenordale


 Ed. McKeon is confined to his home with an attack of the grip.
 Misses Dora and Edith Johnson spent Wednesday in Worcester
 T. M. H. s. is planning to give a minstrel show in the near future.
 Miss Lillian Lepire is in town visit ing. She is to return to Maine to spend the winter.
 Mrs. Frank Beauregard is improv- ing at St. Nineent's Hospital from a serious operation.
 The engagement If Miss Loretta B. Barrett to Thomas E. Meagher of has been announced.
 The concrete approach to the par oehial school grounds has made fine parking place for autos.
 Mrs. Mary Williams of Worcester visited her mother, Mrs. Anna Will liams over the weekend.
 There will be a clinic for we'll babies at the emergency hos pital on Tuesday afternoon.
 Miss Ruth Elliott, teacher at the Grosveordale school, has been on the sick list for the past week She is in school again this week.
 The marriage of Miss Rose Dumas, formerly of this town. was celebrated in Putnam Monday She married Mir. Trembley of Providence.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Houghton and Mrs. Mary Northrop of Gardiner, Mass. spent the weekend with Mrs. Northrop's sister, Mrs. Merriek Wal. ker.
 New cement walks have been made about T. NJ. IL S building and the | driveway has been re=surfaeed with several carloads of crushed stone. making a great improvement.
 Mir. and Mrs Horace F. Patterson and daughter Frances and Mrs. AL mira Vaughn of Cambridge. Mass, spent Sunday with Rev and Mrs. Joseph Bisbee at the parsonage.
 Mir. and Mrs Charles Higgins and daughter Gertrude and son James, who have been visiting for a week at the Methodist parsonage returned to their home in Hartford last Monday.
 Salvatore Violette of Grosvenor- dale. who went to the Day kimhall hospital for an operation for appen- dieitis. several weeks ago, is getting on very nicely and is improving fast.
 The Garde Martial of this town went to Woonsoeket on Armistiee Day where they participated in the dedication of St. Charles College. The members of the guards acted as masters of ceremony.
 The talk on Tuesday evening at the Methodist church by Rev. K. C. Hart ley. was very interesting as he told of his experiences in the Northwest among the logging camps. A nice social time followed.
 The teachers of the grammar school in North Grosvenordale, Mrs. Lewis, Miss Gilson, Miss Leary and Mrs. Mosher and also Mrs. Greene of the West Thompson school went to Pro vidence last Thursday to visit schools.
 Rev. C. A. Lindevall will be in Worcester next Monday and Tuesday to attend the district meeting of Luz theran clergymen. There will be busi- ness sessions in the morning and talks and sermons in the afternoons and evenings.
 The light, airy school room. which  has been opened for the upper grad es of the grammar school in the new addition to the engine house at Gros- venordale. is very nicely equipped with steam heat, electric light and running water.
 The Ladies, Aid Society of the Methodist church held an all day sewing bee in the church vestry We'd nesday Preparations are being made for a sale and q supper on the evening of December G. The men of the church have the supper in charge.
 On Wednesday evening at 7.30 O. clock Rev F. W. Wyman, field seerc- tary of the home and foreign mis- sions of the Lutheran church, will given an address on his work on mis- sions Mir Wyman comes from Min neapolis and is an interesting speak CT.