Putnam patriot., 1925-02-06
North Grosvenordale

Chester Greene is ill with a severe cold.
 Ernest Vasper who is a patient in a hospital in New York is home at present.
 Miss Mildred Prince has been con fined to her home the past week with a severe attack of the grip.
 The dance held at T. M. II. $. Hall on last Friday evening was a success. l. was given by the seniors and net ted good sum for their treasury.
 There was an anniversary requiem high mass at St. Joseph's church on Wednesday morning in memory of Mrs. Zoe Menoche who died a year ago.
 Rev. C. A. Lindevan of North Easton has declined the call to the Swedish church. The letter, stating that fact, was read by the present pastor, Rev. C. A. Lindevan. at the morning service Sunday.
 There will be social and dance at the Grosvenordale Co.'S cloth house on Saturday, February !, under the auspices of the Legion and it's auxih. ary. Music will be furnished by Bra ley's orchestra of Attawaugan.
 There will be whist party next Tuesday, February 10, at the Ameri- can Legion headquarters. under the auspices of the it's auxiliary. Beauti- ful prizse will be given and it is hop ed and expected that a large crowd will attend.
 A four and one-half pound piekerel measuring twenty-five inches was caught in Quadie pond by Adelard Gariepy during the past week. Mir. Gariepy is a member of the Fish and Game Club. He believes that his was the best catch of the season.
 There was issued from the office of the town clerk during the month of January, 1925: Thirty-seven resident hunting licenses, five non resident hunting licenses; ninety-two resident angling licenses; twenty-six non resi- dent angling licenses.
 The Wonman's Foreign Missionary Society held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Alice Scott We'd nesday afternoon. Subject, China" The program was in charge of Mrs. Abbie Potter. Fifteen ladies were present Mrs. Baker and Mrs Scott were hostesses.
 Miss Anna Martel. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Philip Martel and Alfred Lafontaine, son of Mir and Mrs Charles Lafontaine, were married at St. Joseph's church on Monday morn ing by Rev. J. II. Quinn. They were attended by their respective fathers. A short reception followed the eere- mony at the home of the bride after which the happy couple left for wedding trip to Providence. On their return they will make their home in town.
 The members of the Swedish Sick Benefit Society. "Suea', met in the yestry of the Swedish Lutheran church for their monthly meeting. Thursday, January %. at which the annual election of officers for the year vas held The following olii- cers were elected; President A ]. Swanson; vice president, Otto F.. SHard; recording secretary, Stanley f.. Johnson; financial secretary. Gus taf L. J0hnaon. treasurer, osear L. Johnson; vice secretary, Otto r. Der ber, ianiIor, (. l.. Swanson; visiting committee for one year, Fritz John son. Oscar |. Johnson and Stanley l.. Johnson This society WIS form ed February ?. 1895. and t was also voted at this meeting to commemorate the thirtieth anniversary some time later in the year with d celebration of some kind. The reports were very favorable and showed the society was in good financial condition despite the fact that benefits were raised considerably during the past year.