Putnam patriot., 1926-07-02
North Grosvenordale


 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Choiniere left on Saturday for a motor trip to Can ada.
 MT. and Mrs. Remi Lafleur of Gros- venordale left for motor trip to Cam ada on Thursday.
 Miss Alice Pion of Taftville is vis- ting with Mir. and Mrs. L. P Eau cher and family.
 Mrs. Gustave Jarl Is a patient at St. Vincent's Hospital, where she un- derwent an operation.
 Joseph Stein Is patient at Memor- ial Hospital in Worcester, where he was operated on for the removal of the appendix.
 Mrs. J. E. Suprenant is at the Day Kimball Hospital, where she under went an operation gall stones. Al the last report she was doing well.
 Mrs. J. E. Crandall is again at St. Vincents Hospital. She was oper- ated on for an abscess. Misses Doris and Marjorie are making their home in Thompson while their mother Is confined to the hospital.
 Miss Signi Almquist went to Wor- cester last Monday, where she was one of Becker's Business College gradu- ates. Miss Esther Forsberg, lnge- borg and Alphhield Almquist attend ed the graduation.
 Lionel Duso, son of MT. and Mrs. Eli Duso of Putnam. and Miss Flora Martel daughter of Mir and Mrs Ma peleon Martel, North Grosvenordale, were married in St. Joseph's church, North Grosvenordale, Tuesday morn ing. Following an automobile trip of two weeks they will live in Putnam.
 News has been received in town of the ordination to the priesthood of Leo Paradis, who formerly lived here. He was ordained in toilette. P. e., by Mgr. Forbes. He will sing his first high mass in Woonsocket, after which a reception and banquet will be given at Mt. St. Charles College. The Misses Paradis of this town, of whom he is a nephew. will attend the cere- monies.
 At 9 o'clock at St Joseph's church, a very pretty wedding took place when Irene Ethier and Henry Plasse of Webster were united in marriage. A was rendered them al Dou- ville's hall. after the ceremony, which lasted throughout the day. Late in the afternoon the happy couple left for a wedding trip to Canada, where they will visit relatives They will make their home with the brides mother for a time on their return.
 Union Hall was filled to capacity last Saturday evening when the St. Jean Baptiste Society invited their members and friends to a reception and entertainment. A program con sisting of music and singing was very well rendered and appreciated. Re treatments were served to all present and dancing was enjoyed. An orches- tra from Webster furnished music. On Sunday morning a high mass was sung by Rev. B. Nj. Donnelly, at which all members assisted. A sermon of cir constance was very well rendered by Rev. B. Nj. Donnelly.
 Miss Flora Martel and Lionel Du- seault were married at St, Joseph's church on Monday morning. They were attended by Miss Diana Martel, sister of the bride, and Joseph Niens of West Thompson. A reception was held at the home of the bride, attend ed by a large gathering of friends and after which the happy pair left for a wedding trip to Providence and New Bedford. They will make their home in Putnam on their return. On Saturday evening reception will be rendered them at Foresters' Hall, al which large gathering of friends and relatives will be present Co offer their good wishes to the happy pair.