Putnam patriot., 1928-03-22
THE GROSVEN0RDAIES


Mrs. Fritz Johnson is recuperating
from an attack Of pneumonia.
Ralph Scott Of Storrs College. spent
the weekend at the home Of his par
ents.
Miss Iona Dion. who was a patient
81 St. Vincent's Hospital has returned
home.
Miss Helen McAuliffe spent the
weekend with her parents in Wor-
eester.
Miss wvla Rawson of Worcester
was visitor in town several days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustaf Jarl. and
Mrs Ernest Johnson spent last Sat
urday in Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clark Of New
London spent the weekend Of Mrs.
Clark's mother. Mrs. Provost.
Rudolf Swanson of Riverside. r.
H.. visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Swanson. last Wednesday.
Miss |. Almouist is suffering from
a sprained ankle but Is expected 10
be able to move around In few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Berberick and
family Of Norwich. were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Kristek, last Sun
day.
Fred Barrett of Worcester is spend
ling several weeks at the home Of his
aunt. Mrs. Ernest =. Ryant Of this
town.
Mrs. Leolyn Washer. primary grade
teacher. is i'll at her home. Her
place is being filled by Mrs Leonard
MaeLoud.
Miss Marguerite Burns Of Woburn,
former teacher at the High School,
was a visitor in town several days
Hast week.
Mrs. Charlotte Ambraham, son and
daughters, Margaret v. and Myrtle
NJ. of Worcester were guests of Mrs.
George Carlson this week
Mrs. Clifford Sorline OF Worcester
and formerly a resident Of this town,
visited her mother, Mrs. Victor John
son, over the weekend
Ludvic Larson of Whitman, Mass,
was visitor in town during the
week. Mr.. Larson. former resi-
dent of this town spent the time renew
ing old friendships.
The choir of the Swedish Luther
an church held a rehearsal at the
home of Rev and Mrs. Fritz Sober
berg. Mrs. Fritz Soderberg viii have
charge Of the rehearsal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Carlson and
family Of Auburn, r. |. spent the
weekend at the home Of Mrs. Carl
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Swanson Of Buckley Hill.
J. A. LaFountain, A. J. Derry. p.
Faucher and A. Blanehette were
visitors In Boston last Wednesday.
While in Boston, they attended the
lLewis-Komar wrestling match.
Miss Olive Baker Of Simmons Col
lege spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Baker.
Miss Alfield Almquist has been laid
up with touch of the grippe.
A ST. Patrick's party was held last
Saturday evening at the Methodist
lchurch. The party was a success and
was sponsored by the Epworth Lea
lgue. The committee in charge of
the party consisted Of: Misses Ger
trude Chandler, Evelyn Swanson and
Mary Cassells.
The Tourtellotte High School bas-
lket ball team was victorious in the
first preliminary for the state cham
Ipionship at Storrs. In the semi-final
the team was eliminated from the
tournament. The team failed TO show
their usual standard in the last game
and fell victims of defeat.
The minstrel show presented by the
High School under the supervision
of Miss Dorothy Roy, was a tre-
lmendous success. The show met with
such success that plans are underway
for another performance. The date
for this performance has not been
decided upon as yet but il is expect
ed that it will be in the near future.
The American Legion auxiliary held
an annual Green whist party last
week. During the evening, Miss lsa-
belle Beauregard entertained with
several vocal selections. The prize
winners were First, for women.
Mrs. pertina p. Lamondon: second,
Mrs. Medris Seney; First for men,
Homer Prince; second, Alvin Lacha-
pclle. MSS Yvonne Dion was in char
ge Of the committee for arranging
the details.
Members Of Guard Teresa held
st. Patrich's Whist in st. Joseph's
Hall, Saturday, March IL. The af-
fair was well attended and was very
successful. First prize for ladies was
awarded to Mrs. Henry Plemondon.
The first prize for men went to Theo-
dore DesIets. Consolation prizes
were given TO Miss Cecil Houle and
Theodore Chaput. During the eve
ming an exhibition drill was given by
members of Guard Martial under the
direction Of Captain A. Therrien. The
committee in charge Of the affair con-
sisted of Miss Albina Bourque, An
nette Harper, Irene Bellerose, Mon
ne Metras, Lillian Charron and Juliet
| te Cardinal.
Announcement Of the pupils with
an average Of $3.50 or over was made
by Principal John D. Coombs, last
Friday. Seniors, John Nizalmoff,
Raymond Mayhem, Elizabeth Sobosik,
Adeline Tetft; Juniors, Stella Towne,
Maxine Elliot, Margaret Cassells, An
tionette Labonte, Harrison Mills, Mary
Cassells, Paul Anger; Sophomores,
| Elizabeth Cortiss, Alexandria Condos,