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The Coconino sun., 1925-06-05
VACATION PLANS OF
CITY SCHOOL TEACHERS

Continued from Page One)
Of the University of California this
summer.
Miss Helena Dolfin will go to her
home in Palo Alto, Calf, for vaca-
ton. She will not teach here next
year. but has no definite plans yet.
Miss Margaret Schumacher will join
her family in Albuquerque next week
and in August will be married to Hill
H. Lewis Of McNary.
Miss Ema Vandeyort, principal OF
Brannen school, will take subjects in
the southern branch of the University
of California and observe at DR.. Wad-
delPs training school, leaving about
June 13. She will return this fall for
another year here.
Miss Alma Acker Of Brannen school
will spend her vacation with her
father, whose health is not good.
Miss Dorothy Jakle will attend the
University of California at Berkeley
during her summer vacation.
Miss Etha Osborn and Miss Lura
Kihsey will attend summer school at
Berkeley, afterwards touring in Cali
fornia.
Charles Fillerup will put in his va
cation attending summer school at
Teachers college.
Miss Louise Wilde will attend
Teachers college here.
Mrs. Bertha Kennedy, principal OF
Emerson school, viii spend part of her
vacation visiting her daughter, Mrs.
~ 50, California
Miss Agnes Lynch viii visit sister
in California at the close OF Brannetn
school and take Teachers college work
during the last half of the summer
session.
Miss Lucille Haeger left today for
her home in Oak Park, H., where she
will spend the summer with her
mother. She signed a contract TO
return next year.
Miss Betty Harrington, who has
lust finished two terms of successful
teaching at Miami, viii be home here
next year, having q contract to teach
at Emerson school.
Miss Frances Stringfeilow, critic
teacher in the training school at
Teachers college this last year, Will
be on the Emerson faculty. next year.
Miss Louise Switzer, who will be
her fathers right hand man in his
store from now on, will visit her SIS
ter, Mrs. James Saunders, IN Call
fornia for vacation.
]. w. Sitter, science instructor at
the high school, will not be here next
wear. He has several offers OF posi-
tions in Los Angeles where Mrs. SIT
J. P. McVey of the high school fac
ulty will spend the summer in Flag
staff with Mrs. McVey and new baby
Miss Olive McNerney and her
mother will remain in town during
vacation.
Miss MarceIla Sandon Of Corvallis,
Oregon, sister of Mrs. Merville Minis
and Mrs. c. M. Archer, has accepted
the position of domestic science
teacher at Emerson for next year.
Miss Effie Allsup, Miss Selma Aas
and Miss Almira Hammond will so to
California for summer vacation.
Fl. w Micke Of the high school
faculty will attend school in California
this summer.
Corliss Parry Of the high school
faculty win visit in Colorado, return
ing for the last half of the summer
session at Teachers college. e
The Coconino sun., 1925-06-05

Hires root beer in bottles for spring
fever.
Mrs. Mary Burris, manager of the
Nackard hotel, bought an Essex coach
from j. G. Tillman.
We serve a five-course dinner every
Sunday with fried Maryland chicken
for one dollar.-Griff's. 5-22-tf
Fen S. Hildreth of Phoenix drove
up from Prescott Wednesday for a
short visit with old friends here
Dir. f. H. Harbridee of Phoenix was
here a couple of days this week look
ing after the eyes Of his patients.
City Engineer Frank Goodman went
to Phoenix Wednesday on official
business and will be back tomorrow.
R., H. Downer left yesterday to visit
his family in San Diego, then will go
to Berkeley, returning here in a week
or two.
Nh. and Mrs. Tom L. Rees and
daughter, Barbara, drove to Prescott
Sunday to visit Mrs. Rees' niece, Mrs.
Miley Deming.
N. A. N. S. Alumni attention!
There viii be q meeting of N. A. N.
S. alumni at the courthouse Monday
evening at 2 O'clock.
Flagstaff Transfer Co.-Let us fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Deluxe Cleaners.
Fish Bros. Phone 212. 3-13-tf
Mrs. Ida Morris was kept away
from her duties as deputy clerk Of the
county board of supervisors by illness
for two days this week.
Mrs. Fred Jeffrey came up on the
Sunday night train to spend q week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Keller and brother, Paul.
Why do they eat at Griff's? Be
cause he serves the best food for the
least money and has the cleanest and
most restful cafe in town.
Good fresh milk, 15c quart; DO per
cent whipping cream SOC pint; butter
milk, cottage cheese. w Etter,
ia East r. r. Ave, Phone 255.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Johnston enter
I.tained at dinner Friday night in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Morse Of Phoe-
nix, who visited here last week
The last shoot to be held by Flag
staff Gun club prior to the annual
state target tournament here the lat
ter part of the month will be next
Sunday forenoon.
A post card announces the arrival
safe at Londonderry, Ireland, of Mrs.
Tom McWilIiams and little baby
They had pleasant journey, both by
sea and rail. They will visit relatives
there for several months.
| Miss Frances Kapanke and her
mother, Mrs. Bertha Kapanke, re-
turned Saturday from Gilbert, where
| Miss Frances had been teaching. She
Twill attend summer school here, then
return to Gilbert for another year.
Mrs. James B. Wright and Mrs. H.
L. Rice were made happy Tuesday
incoming by the arrival of their moth
er and little sister, Ruth. They are
from southern New Mexico and there
fore consider Flagstaff climate quite
treat.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. Roy Austin of
! Charleston, ILL.,, were here from
Thursday till Monday visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. c. Clarke, who showed them
our interesting surroundings. They
were enroute home after staying in
Bisbee with Mrs. Austin's sister, Mrs.
t. T. Honn
Among local people noticed at the
Canyon Sunday enjoying the Shrine
bands were Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Ma
rine and John Marine, Ali Dickinson
and family, Walter Dickinson and
family, John Verkamp, Francis Chis-
holm, Bill Hollar and a number from
Teachers college.
The Coconino sun., 1925-06-05
Coca Cola in bottles, always a

Coca Cola in bottles, always a
leader.
Come to Mayhem studio June for
homemade cake and bread.
That old chair has value toward
new one at the Flagstaff Furniture
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lindblom of
Williams attended the ball game here
Sunday.
N. A. N. S. alumni luncheon will be
held in the Normal cafeteria Thurs
day noon.
Mrs. C. r. Parker of Winslow was
visiting her many friends in Flagstaff
on Decoration day.
M. l. Powers is expected home the
first of next week from Los Angeles,
where he has his winter home.
Hot weather is here: Let US supply
Donofrio's ice cream and other soda
fountain goods. Browns Newsstand. 2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Benner, their
two children, and Clyde Dunlap mo-
tored to Grand Canyon and back Sun
day.
Merville Mills of the Kingman
branch of the Arizona Central bank
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Mills.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165.
Mrs. Carl Maurer and children,
Lois and Shirley Marshall, of Yuma,
are here for the summer. Mrs.
Maurer will attend summer school
Mrs. L. Fl. Law, who took Miss
Lorraine Aliens place during her ~
cation, left Monday ]. for Jerome
where she will be for the next two
weeks,
Mrs. T. E. Pulliam returned on
Saturday from Los Angeles, where
she was called a couple Of weeks ago
by the death Of her little grandson,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Nee
Mrs. John Francis and Mrs. K. H.
Baker at Malapais Manor will have
as paying guests this summer, Harola
1 Macarthur, his wife and mother and
three children of Phoenix, They will
arrive tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bellwood enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening for
+ the Misses Ruth and Edna Dotson,
former teachers in the city schools,
who stopped over for a few days with
Ms. NJ. G. Fronske.
A weekend in the neighboring
towns of Winslow and HoIbrook and
an excursion to the petrified forest
was enjoyed by Miss. Hazel Whitaker
! Miss Bernadette Molitz, Miss Mmy
j Francis Jahle, Miss Julia Benson and
Mrs. Ana Frohmiller.
Dr. Fitzpatrick of Columbia univer-
Sity, famous educator, who was to
have been here last Friday as the
guest of Miss, Minnie Lintz and Miss
Augusta Pragst of Teachers college
faculty, was unavoidably detained ii
the east and wired his regrets.
Dick Bongberg writes from Pomona
/ Calf, where he and his family have
been living fer some time that they
intend to drive here this month fol
a few weeks stay, as soon as the
youngsters are out Of school. Their
daughter Helen is there from Oregon
visiting and viii come with them.
Miss Ruth Dotson and Miss Ednc
Dotson were met Saturday Afternoon
at Ashfork by DR.. and Mrs M. G
Fronske on their way from Chandler
4 where they spent the winter, to Chi
cago where they viii attend summel
classes. They visited until Wednes-
day with Mrs. Fronske, who on Tues
day afternoon gave a tea for them
| when many friends had the pleasure
of renewing acquaintance.
The Coconino sun., 1925-06-05

vacation.
The final meeting Of the Shake
speare club, which does not meet
during the summer, was held at the
home of Mrs. Tom Rees on Monday
night. Mrs. E. g. Miller led with the
subject, Present Social Problems, y
followed by general discussion. The
program for next year was given con-
sideration.
A party which included Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Coulter, Mr. and Mrs. G.
w. Isham, Mr.. and Mrs. Orinn Comp
ton, Mrs. P. w. Longfellow, Miss Min
ME Lintz, Miss Lucille BighaIn and
Ted Spencer on Sunday made the Oak
Creek Beaver Greek circuit, explor-
ing Montezuma's Castle and bathing
in the soda springs at, Finney's ranch.
All Elks are invited to bring their
wives, sisters, mothers and sweet
hearts to the special meeting of Elks
at Elks hall next Tuesday night at
eight, when there will be a program,
refreshments, and the making of many
plans for the big Days of 40" cele-
bration. Elks, bring all your friends.
Just a get-together good time, with a
dance to wind up.
Mrs. j. A. Stafford and her sister
Miss Sarah Apperson, arrived Satur-
day to remain here during the sum-
mer, having driven up from Phoenix
where they spent the winter. They
are pleased to be here where they
spent pleasant summer two years
ago. They are living in the r. E.
Taylor home during the absence OF
Mrs. Taylor and Charles in California,
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-19
CITY NEWS NOTES

Mir and Mrs F. |. Prince spent Monday iii Boston.
 Mr. and Mrs Joseph nuhauel and son Eddie spent Saturday tn Worces- ter
 Dr. and Mrs. ?. E Tetresuit and Dr and Mrs Parent attended a con cert in Providence Sunday evening.
 Miss Lillian BeaudreauIt, Harvey Grinsell and Robert Robitaiile spent Sunday with friends at Webster Lake.
 George Tourtellotte of Hartfor d spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs Ada Tourtellotte of South Man street
 Mrs Eldon s. Johnson and daugh- ter Bernyce of Willimantic were yis- itors last week with Mir and Mrs (. L. Adams. South Main street.
 St Philip, Guild will hold food sale in the community room of the Savings Bank, Friday afternoon, June 26th. from 2 until 1 o'clock,
 Mr and Mrs. Frank Bernier and son Lawrence of Providence street spent the weekend in Manchester. \ H.. with their daughter. Mrs. Walter Hughes.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-19

Miss Elsie Diamond spent the weekend in Hartford
 John Dean has been in New York City this week on business.
 Bartley Girsea of Lee street spent Sunday with Webster friends.
 Mrs. Leonard Meiior of Grove street was in New Bedford early this week.
 Charles QuigIey of New Britain was the guest of Miss Helen Wheaton Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs F. B. Kent entertain ed Mir. and Mrs. Carl T Kent and son of Meriden over the weekend.
 Mir. and Mrs Martin Hogan of Ta- tenn street entertained Fr Joseph kenney of West Haven this week.
 ]. r. Triader of Hartford was a Putnam visitor Saturday. He k the head of all the trade schools of the state.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Robbins of Groton. formerly of Putnam, spent Sunday with F. H. Miller and family of Woodstock
 Miss Lucille Be@uregsrd, a student al a convent in Pawtueket, IS visiting with her father. lsadore Beauregard of Main street
 Mir. and Mrs Lewis I. Chsmplin and son were in Arlington, Mass, over the week end. the guests of Mrs. Charlotte Champlin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leroy ]. Tripp of Arch street entertained Mrs. Tripp s sister. Mrs Otto Peterson. and fam fly of Manchaug. Sunday.
 Miss Sarah Barber of Connecticut College. New London, came Tuesday to spend the summer vacation with her mother. Mrs. Elvira Barber.
 Edward keefe of Stone School of Accounting. New Haven, spent the weekend with his parents. Mir. and Mrs NJ W keefe of Ring street.
 Mrs ]. Harry Mann and daughter, Miss Edna Mann. motored Co Gales Ferry. Wednesday. for the day. to make preparations for opening their summer cottage.
 Mss Nellie Weston, formerly of Putnam. now superintendent of the hospital iu connection with the Odd Fellows Home. Worcester. was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. \ B Burton and family over the week end
 Mir. and Mrs. George S Bradley. Mrs. Carrie Gaseoigne. and Mir. and Mrs. Walter Wheaton were in South bridge Saturday. guests at family party given by Mr. and Mrs. Leland Bradley at the Quinebaug Club.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Moss and Mir and Mrs. Arthur Keith left Wednes- day for Juniper Point. Me. where they viii occupy the cottage of Dr. and Mrs. j J. Russell Mrs. Russell will go Co Maine later.
 Mrs. Henry Burt, Mrs. E. n. Burt and Miss Mary Johnson motored to Norton, Mass, Wednesday, Co call on Mrs. Helen Wiley at the House in the Pines. They also stopped at Mansfield to call on Rev. and Mrs. Simeon |. Cozad.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-19

Following a custom of many years, the Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church will decorate the graves of de. ceased church members. This will take place Wednesday, June 24th. and those having flowers may leave them with Mrs. Louis l.. Law, Mrs. Byron Morse or Mrs. Leon Walker
 Attorney and Mrs. F. C. Morss and daughter Carolyn and Franklin Perry were in Amherst, Mass, Mon day and Tuesday of this week, at tending commencement exercises there. Chandler Morse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morse, who has just com- pleted his sophomore year at the eol- lege, was one of the i've members of the class to speak for the Kellogg prize and was also member of the college ball squad. but did not get in- to the commencement game with Will Hams College, which Amherst won. He returned to Putnam for the sum- mer with his parents.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-19
PUTNAM REPRESENTED AT
 LAYING OF CORNER STONE

Before q crowd Of 2.000 Odd Eel. lows and Rebekahs from all over the state. the corner stone of the new ln. firmary building at the Odd Fellows Home at Fairxiew. Gr0ton, was laid ~ith impressive ceremonies last Sat nrdas afternoon The new building is thoroughly frcproof. even the window and door castings being of steel. and Is to cost tn the neiRhborhood of s39o.O0o Ii Is expected to be completed before the close of the year.
 James + MrGultDeh. as delegate from Israel Putnam Lodge. and Mrs. HcCulloch. as delegate from Mizpah Rebekah Lodge. were present, as was also Past Grand Master Lueius H. Full Ter of Putnam. who has been deeply interested in the good work going on at the home High officials in Odd fei- iowship of the state were present, and the visitors included notables of the order from Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-19
.MASONS TO OBSERVE
 ST. JOHN s SUNDAY
Quinebaug to Attend Morning Service At Congregational
 Church, East Woodstock
Invited to Join Webster Lodge For
 Evening Service

Next Sunday will be observed as St. Johns Day by the Masons. Quine- haug Lodge of Putnam has been in vited fo join with Putnam Lodge of Woodstock in attending morning ser vice at the Congregational church in East Woodstock The members will meet at the temple on Grove street at 10 o'clock and will assemble al the Community house near the church at 10.30
 In the evening the lodge will be the guest of Webster Lodge Of Webster and will attend service at the Webster Congregational church. The members wiil meet d the temple in the after noon in time Co leave at 4.30 o'clock, as the service in Webster is st o'clock daylight saving time. or ( standard time. Webster Lodge has also invited the lodges from Woodstock. North Gr0svenordAle. Southbridge and Ok ford to join with them in the obsery- ance. insurinR \ large gathering of the craft.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-19
NEWS ITEMS ABOUT PUTNAM PEOPLE, THEIR FRIENDS AND ACTIVITIES

Miss Mary Wheaton was in Wor- cester Tuesday, the guest of Miss Bertha Sargent.
 Judge r. F. Russell attended the 10th reunion of his class at Trinity College, over the weekend.
 Mayor Chspdelsine's family of Church street are at their cottage at Oakland Beach, K. |, for the sum- mer.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hollon Crowell of Boston were weekend guests of NIT. and Mrs. Howard Shirreffs, Grove street. Mrs. Crowell is MT. Shirreifs' sister.
 Mrs. Mary A. Clark returned to her home on Putnam Heights Sunday, after visiting relatives and friends in Boston, Salem, Winthrop, Milton and Worcester.
 Leon Wilson, Jr.. a student in Nor wieh University, Northfeld, Vt, has come to spend the summer vacation with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Leon T. Wilson.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-19
In the Churches
-onareRational Church Note.

CouRreRationai Church Notes
 10 50 Sunday morning is the hlld- renss Day service i very fine pro- gram has been prepared by She com mittee Dr. Richards iz to give an IL lastrated talk
 745 the baccalHureate service al- slress by Rev. F. 8 Richards. b. D. Subject, "The Building Of Life. ~ The public is cordially invited.
 Tuesday. June 23, al 300 the Lad ies, Social Circle business and sewing meeting. Hostesses Mrs. II. J. Thayer, Miss Annette E. Johnson. The mem bership committee announces there are "A good number of ladies who have not yet joined the Social Circle this year. Those who have neglected to do so please hand their fifty cents to Mrs. Walter Rich.
 730 Wednesday. senior choir re- hearsal
 7.30 Thursday. church night
 \ pair of kid gloves was found in the church last Sunday, the owner may have them by speaking to E. B. Williams.
 Eighteen members of the Drop-ln class had very enjoyable time at the picnic at Wildwood Park last week. \ delicious luncheon vas aery- cd and q pleasing entertainment pro- vided by the committee.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-19

Mir. and Mrs Howard Shirrefs will spend Saturday ia Providence
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Wheaton were in leomlnster. Mass, Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Wheaton's uncle. Arthur Merriman.
 Mrs Amanda Perreault of Wood stock avenue entertained over the weekend Mir and Mrs. Remi Henault of St. Elizabeth Juliet, Canada, and also Mr and Mrs. Edward Tetreault of Providence.
 The following students are expect ed from Aurora, H., during the weeh Miss Esther Rouse. q special music student at Aurora College, has finished her course and received a diploma in public school music and is graduate in violin from Columbia Conservatory Leroy s. Ames has completed the sophomore and Miss Thara Ames the freshman year at the college Leroy H. Thompson has completed the junior year at the Academy. He has already arrived al his home.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-19

Mrs. George Grinseli and Mrs liar vey Griusell spent Sunday with Mrs. F. T. Hurry of Putnam Heights.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-19

William A Smith, Grove street. is now employed ii Webster
 Walter LaCroix of Hartford spent Saturday with relatives here.
 Philip Maynard of Main street spent Tuesday with relatives in Bos- lon.
 Arthur Jeite of Woodstook avenue spent Sunday with friends in Web ster
 William Beauregard of Main street spent Sunday with friends tn Provi- dencc.
 Mrs. Charles Richard of Main street spent Thursday with relatives in Pro whence.
 William Reid Of South Main street spent Monday iii Worcester with l friends
 Henry Tetreault of Water street spent Wednesday in Rockville with friends
 Miss Antoine,ts icrard of Water street spent Sunday with relatives m | Providence Mir. and Mrs. John W. Gahan of Main street spent Sunday at Che Pro vidence beaches.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Besuresard of Water street spent Sunday at the Pro yidence beaches. Mrs. 0vila Courtemanehe of Mil. ton street is visiting with relatives in St. Clair, Canada.
 Miss Bertha Plessis of Woodstoek avenue spent Sunday with friends at Crescent Park. K |.
 Mrs. John Gshan and son Ralph of Main street spent Friday with re- latives in Rockville. Oviia Gosselin of Meadow street spent the week end with friends in Newburyport, Mass Mrs. Thomas Duffy and son of South Main street spent Monday with i friends in Worcester.
 kir. and Mrs Julisn Ts.ssea af lamothe street entertained relatives from Norwich recently
 Ralph E. Thurston of Grove street spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs. Edward II Bdl of Hyannis, Mass.
 Miss B. A keough of Providence is spending this week the guest ot Mrs John Bremen of Church street
 Mrs James Pierce of Woonsoeket spent Che week end as the guest Of Che Misses Reid of South Main street Richard Hsnahsn and daughter ! Miss Catherine of Providence spent Sunday Che guests of Mrs. John Bren- men of Church street
 Mir and Mrs Loui, CarmArk of ] Grand View entertained over the weekend Mrs. Carmark's father, An drew Barbour of Providence.
 Mrs John Perrin and children of Worcester spent the weekend with Mrs ferrin's parents, Mir and Mrs. Robert Brownie, Bolles street
 Mrs Mary Farrell has returned 10 her home tn Bridgeport after spend ing the winter with her daughter. Mrs John J Gahan of Main street
 Miss Florence Donovan, a student nurse ai a hospital in Boston. spent the weekend with her parents, Mir and Mrs Dennis Donovan of Wood stock avenue
 Miss Florence Tourtellotte, who has been at the head of the ladies' department at the Colt-Boomer Co. store, Is going to Hartford to take similar position in the Fox Dry Goods store.
 Mir. and Mrs. John keynon and son John of DayVille and Mir and Mrs. Ernest BousQuct of this city motorcd to Boston Sunday. where their friends, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Bottomlev of nayville. boarded the steamship Celtic for a trip to Eng land,
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-19
kiethodl.t chnreh Note.

Rev. \. b. Burton. Pastor
 Two babies were baptized sunday morning. one the daughter of Mir and Mrs. Burton. and the other the daugh- Ger of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Clifford.
 The Childfen's Day concert Sunday evening was success ln every way and held the interest of good sized audience for an hour and half
 Monday evening Mrs. Burton class met at the parsonage.
 Tuesday evening. prayer meeting nt the church.
 Thursday evening. the Rho Delta class met at the home of Mrs. George Pratt on Grand View Miss Sadie L.. DaSis spoke on China.
 The Ladies' Aid are planning to serve a strawberry supper soon, prob ably next week Wednesday.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-19
TO SHUT OFF WATER
 AFTER TEN DAYS NOTICE

Ten days shut of notices have been sent out for all water bills. due the city and unpaid up to July l. 1925. All bills are due and payable, 90 days after date of bills, at the office of the Water Dept in the Municipal Build ing. Hereafter there will be no per sonal collections by the superintend ent or any other person.
 The notices specify that these de HnQuent bills must be paid by June 2g or the water Will be cut of 90 uleasa take notieel
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-19
nanl.., Chnrrh Nnie,

Sunday June zl hetHr lhe hHgin- uue af commencement aeek. lhe pas tor Nill give q peelai sermon for stn- dents aHd aH 9nuns people The Hh- iuct vii be afhaHHht Control
 f2 m. EIhle zzhaal. Warren $ Ames. superintendent.
 6 D. m-, Young ueaple.H FcrTicel Sub Iect. T fife ! # Hurdle Eaee.' He bfews l2.t#a
 7.d5 ?. ma. Union service at the Con gregatianai church WIfh Baecaiaare ate sermon.
 Friday at p. m. choir rehearsal
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-19
st Mary'. Church Note.

Row Charles r. Bedard pastor 1, Rev. Adrian Dykeman and Rev. Ar thnr Routhicr assistant pastors Masses are celebrated on Sundays at she following hours o'clock. B O. clock, 9ib o'clock and l0.30 o'clock.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-19

MT and Mr.. Fred M. Prince have moved into the house recently vaeat- ed by Mrs. W $ Carpenter and fam fly at fhe corner of Chapman and South Main streets.