Putnam patriot., 1924-07-11
THE GROSVENORDALES

Alpheild Almenist was a weekend visitor in Providence.
 Miss Diana Paradis was a weekend visitor in Southbridge.
 Mrs. David Nelson Is recovering rapidly after long illness
 Mrs. Joseph Roy of Putnam Is vis- ting her daughter, Mrs. Alme Dery.
 Mr. and Mrs. Kristek and daughter Viola were visiting Atlantic City last week.
 Hector Ravenelle. after a couple of weeks illness. is able 10 be around again.
 Arthur Beanmier has purchased an automobile which he intends to use for taxi service.
 Alcide yien of Diddeford. Me, spent the week with his brother. Ar thur Wien.
 Misses Therrien and Laporte from Southbridge are visiting Joseph Le- beau, Main street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gustave Touchette and daughter Blanche we're visitors in 1 Woonsocket. R. l., last week. Two children of Edward Cassells had their tonsiis removed Monday. They are both recovering rapidly.
 Wilfred Barrette, manager of John I F. Gonnor's store in Southbridge. is visiting his parents for few weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Archambeault returned from their honeymoon which was passed at Old Orchard Beach, Me.
 Misses Martha Mckeown and Anna Barrette are enjoying their vacation at Ocean Beach, New London.
 Mrs. Cieophase Laurion and Mrs. Cadaret from New Bedford are visit lings Mrs Adelard Lahamme on Main street.
 Mir. Beaumier. unmarried. a victim of gas in the late war, went insane and was taken to Norwich Sanitarium, Tuesday.
 John Reardon's family is at home after several weeks stay at their sum mer home at Crescent Beach on the Sound
 Miss Jeanette Paradis. formerly of i this town, now of Woonsocket, k. l.. was weekend visitor with Miss Ruth 1 Desaulnier.
 1 Esdras Blanchette, Philip Fancher, Alvarez Lafontaine and Joseph La- roche are attending the Elks' eonven- tion in Boston.
 Miss Margaret Barber and George Clifford of New Bedford, Mass. spent the weekend with Miss Barber's aunt. Mrs. Arthur Nien.
 Miss Grace R. Cragin of the domes- tic science department at T. Nj. H. s., is attending Columbia Summer School, New York City.
 Mrs. Albert Copeland and family motored to Long Meadow, R. l.. last Sunday. and spent the day with friends at cottage there.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Woodrow and son William of Biddeford. Me. spent the week with their daughter. Mrs. Arthur Vien. on Thompson road
 Andrew Lamoureaux. who has been employed as pattern maker for the Grnsveunrdale co., has moved Co Wa terhury. where he has similar posi- tion.
 The Independents of North Grosyen- ordale played with the baseball team of East Douglas Friday afternoon at ' titN company batA EtWAiAAes AAA ARAtte team lost by one run.
 \ number of people here have been vaccinated during the last two weeks In one family there have been six. The number of cases of smallpox in Xiii lingly have probably prompted this.
 Mrs Sophronia Johnson of Flora avenue met with a painful accident or Saturday afternoon when she fell al her home. dislocating her hip. She wa removed to the Day kimball Hospital where she k as comfortable as can b' expected.
 The Misses Marie and Esther Lin devall, employed at Springfield. spen the weekend at the home of thei parents. Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Linde wall When they returned they tool their sister. Miss Hannah. for visi with them.
 Lorna Lewis. the little daughter O Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis, who ha been at the Worcester Memorial Hos pital for the past two weeks for an in lection in the leg, is very much bette and will soon be able Co leave the hos pital Her mother has been stayini with her there.
 Edward Johnson of Johnson's Gar