Putnam patriot., 1925-04-17
North Grosvenordale

born to Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson. A son, Richard, was born to Mr. and Mrs lonn f Reardon, dr.. Sun day.
 Mr and Mrs. J. E. Johnson spent NedHesday in Worcester Wlta Alr ana
 a4rs. J. r. supfenant.
 On Sunday morning a daughter. Alice Mary Clara, was born Co Mir. and Mrs. HeFendeen.
 Miss Meaora IherIien. R N, from
 Boston, IS m town, having been called by her fathers recent illness. Mrs. Seotehless of Floral avenue has been entertaining Mrs. Frank l.. nose ot Providence for week. Miss Ruth Lindevail of New Ha- ven spent Easter Sunday with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. (. A. Linde- wall.
 Mrs. W. T. Woodrow Of Biddeford. Me, spent the week with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Arthur Niens, on Thompson Road.
 Miss Vivian Barber, Miss Margaret Barber, with Mir. Woods and Mir. Cliff ford spent last Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Viens.
 Mrs. P. C. Paradis of Millbury is in town visiting the Misses Paradis. Fa- ther Paradis of Noluntown has also been visiting at his home.
 Little Josephine Bisbee, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Bisbee until recently of this village, now at Ware house Point, has scarlet fever. Miss Hazel Converse and Miss
 Helen Jones are visiting Mir and Mrs Dyer $. Elliott over their Easter va cation. Both are teachers in East Bloomfield, N. Y., High school. There will be a supper in the church vestry Saturday night at 6 o'clock, followed by reception to Rev. and Mrs. Frederick C. Baker, the new pas tor and his wife. The Orpheus club of Webster will furnish the music. The American Legion Auxiliary en- tertained the public of the town at a whist party at the Legion's headquar- ters on Tuesday night. The prizes were awarded to Miss Jeanette Car einal and Arthur Morin. Consolation prizes went to Mir. Beaumier and Miss :. Barrette.
 The Grosrenordale Woman's Club met at the home of Mrs. Mary E. Elicit, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Elva E. Clifford of North Weymouth, Mass, gave miscellaneous readings which were greatly enjoyed. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses. Mrs. Mary B. Elliott and Mrs. Eva Chubbuck.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Zoel Audette of Gros- venordale had the misfortune of losing their loving daughter Jeanne, twelve I ..I | s4. Is4 i took sick last Saturday night with q severe case of influenza, and on Mon day night she passed away. The fu- neral took place on Wednesday morn ing at St. Joseph's church. She leaves two sisters and two brothers younger than herself.
 The marriage of Miss Ida Donais and Mitchell Plant took place at St. Jos ephs church on Monday morning. l 1 They were attended by their respective 1 fathers. A reception followed the i church ceremony at Eoresters hall. at which guests from Webster. Oxford, l Plainfield and Brockton assisted Late in the evening the bridal couple left for wedding trip to Providence. They will make their home in town on their return.
 ditNth party was ttiiutlth thiss I Svea Garipy at the home of Mrs. William Prince last Sunday evening | by the members of the auxiliary of | O. w. Swanson Post of which Mrs. | Garipy was a prominent member. A beautiful hand painted picture was presented to Mrs. Garipy. A pleas ant evening was enjoyed by all pres ent and refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Prince, who is presi- dent of the auxiliary Mrs Garipy has moved to Dayville where Mr. Garipy has secured position with the As sawaga Woolen Company.
 The evening schools closed this week after term of seventy-five nights. First grade certificates we're given to Arthur Louis of Mechanics vile, Eugene Sauterre, Uric Demefs and Alice Demers of North Grosve- ! nordale second grade certificates to Sabina Lysiak. Steve Petrides, Peter Marco of Mechanicsville, Pandely John, Lucien Pitau and John Lazorn of North Grosvenordale; third year certificates to De Metre John, Evan Mizanog, Constantine Peters. Nevrus Zerim, Charles Gagne and Eugene Sinclair. Those receiving certificates have been present at least sixty nights. Peter Marco of Mechanics ville and Pandely John of North Grovenordale have had a perfect at tendance of seyenty-hve nights.
 A very fashionable wedding took
 place on Tuesday morning at St. Joseph's church, when Miss Jeanette Duchesne of Grosvenordale was mar
 ried to Theodore Desilets. They were attended by their respective fathers and Misses Wilhelmina Valade and
 Rose Desilets, sister of the groom, acted as bridesmaids. They were
 beautifully gowned in tan silk crepe and wore hats to match and carried bouquets The bride wore white bro- cade and a veil trimmed with lilies of the valley. 4 short reception fol- lowing the church ceremony ct which vocal solos were rendered by Mrs. Omer Houle. Professor Belair froa Putnam rendered violin solos through ont the mass. After q three weeks wedding trip to Canada they will make their home in Grosvenordale.
 Mrs Sophia Johnson died at the home of her son, Oscar F Johnson, Hast Saturday morning The funeral I IA st sala