Putnam patriot., 1930-06-19

quiet one. But last night I tuned in and heard her broadcasting bed time stories.
 D. l forgot to tell you that Edna and her monocle are coming from Cal uornia to New York by plane. the Ferguson-Chilkott transportation line. They are making millions on their overnight plane service.
 A. Rolande has made a success of life, too. She won many swimming honors and now she is swimming through calm waters with Tom.
 \. Did you know that Philip May nard has made mint of money sell ing antiques?
 A. He was always talking about antiques when he was in school
 D. Say, l read in the paper the other day that Grace Negiard is get ting a divorce.
 A. Getting a divorce? Why. this must be the third one at least. You know she married Dick soon after graduation, but love in a cottage didn't last long with her.
 D. Miss Barber got married soon after We left school. She used to ride around in her husbands Ford, but now they have a Pierce Arrow. She always thought there was some attraction in the name Pierce.
 k. Whats Frances Carpenter de- ing now?
 4. I'm sure don't knew. Ask Ouija.
 R. BEAUTY. What in the world does that mean? Wait min ute. F-O-L-L-l-E-S.
 D. We'll, that sure is kick oil. Fannie in the follies.
 4. Oh! that's nothing. Dc you know what Albin Vaida is doing?
 K. No. for goodness sakes, what
 A. He's running fish market and grill. And that isn't all. Dot Kelly's his assistant. She takes care of the grill and also Albin's pay en- Velope.
 K. I saw an editorial in the New York Times the other day, and 1t had Carmen Leo's signature.
 D. Carmen Leo! What kind of an editorial has he been writing? Bas- ket Ball news?
 R. No. he's writing advice to the lovelorn. l guess that's the only way he can express his feelings.
 4, | read an article m the paper the other day about Francis Cufran' who is sailing his whaling schooner "Cicero.n along the coast of Labrador
 p. 1 wonder if he misses his see ond period Latin class? Anna, did You know that Marine Diani Is the president of the bank where l deposit
 A. No, but I'll bet Ellie Pahikain- on takes care of his books.
 D. Books aren't the only things that she takes care of for him.
 A. What's Adolph Anderson do- ing now2
 R. Why. Swede is a successful ship builder now and recently launched his newest ship at Pomfret Landing, christened. The Jessie Rhodes"
 D. Yes and you both know that httle eurly-headed, Ellis kniekerboek- CT Haines, he is a supersclentist and recently returned from his studies abroad and is continuing his eXperi- menting in Pomfret on the unkown element love.
 A. We'll, Marion Hayden discover cd that element before she left school and is still living happily with Frank and Frank, Jr.
 D. Whats Red MacLearn doing now, Rita?
 R. Why Donald, in his plane La Paloma,' while on d tour through America, stopped in Chicago to attend the opening performance of the Chi- cago Opera Co. Although Scotland has many fair lassies, the star accom- panist of the company, who is no other than our Helen attracts most of Don aids attention.
 A. A large church wedding at traeted d lot of notice in Putnam last week And who do you suppose got married?
 R. Oh some foolish people, l guess.
 A. Winnifred LePire was the blushing bride and Roswell Wheaton was the fidgety young bridegroom.
 D. Well, l read that Philomene Caron has moved to Woonsocket and is now keeping house for that lone some little boy she always liked so
 R. She always said that she'd never be second fiddle.
 4. You know, girls, we usually think that after a couple IS married, the eooing and doving ceases and roll ing pins begin. But 1t is entirely diff ferent in the case of John Elliott and Anna Murdoek Elliott. You remem- Der how they used to scrap. We'll now that they are married t Is all as sweet as honey
 D. You remember our French teacher. Miss Jacques, and how she was pestered by book agents. Guess whats become of herr
 K. Probably she's married q book agent for l hardly believe she was as bothered with book agents as she tried to make us think she was.
 D. No, she's book agent herself and she's just as hard to shake as any of them.
 X. Why, what's Miss Bernier do-
 D. Ohl Shes famous hortioul- turist over in Europe.
 R. Well. l hope she doesn't raise cabhages from pansies the way sne used to do.
 A. How could anyone raise cab bages from pansiesl
 K The summer before We lelt school she planted some pansies in window box. at least she thought she did. Later in the season she had box full of cabhages.
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