Putnam patriot., 1930-05-22
North Crosvenordale

Leon Baker. of saxonvilIe. spen the weekend with his father. Joseph Baker.
 Louis Merrilow of Middietowr spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs $. Talahae.
 Philip Croteau was the guest oi Arthur Sarrazen at Woonsocket thi. weekend
 Mrs. Anna Lewis. teacher of the grammar grades. visited school Mon. day in Fitchburg.
 Mir. and Mrs. Carl Anderson and Miss Carrie Anderson motored Co Worcester Sunday
 Mary Walker of Willimantic spent the weekend with her parents. Mir, and Mrs. George Walker.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bernard Grenier are receiving congratulations on the birth of son yesterday. May 19.
 Edward Cassells and son motored to Manchester last Saturday where they were guests of relatives.
 The Pine Cone troop of Girl Scouts held a meeting at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Walker this week.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph Martel motorcd to Nashua. N. H., this weekend where they were guests of relatives.
 Wyla Rawson, of Worcester. spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Wyman Raw son.
 Alvin Lachapelle has left the em- ploy of the Norwich Bulletin and is employed in his fathers store at Wau regan.
 Ralph Scott, student at the Con- neeticut Agricultural College spent the weekend with MT. and Mrs. Floyd Potter.
 Miss Amanda Houle of Montreal. who has been the guest Of her broth CT, Antonio Houle. and family, return ed to her home Monday.
 Misses Catherine Laposta, Vincen- tina Laposta, Sere Lindberg and Alma Swanson motored to Chepachet Tues day accompanied by John Swanson and Victor Blanchette.
 Mrs. Gustave Jarl. Mrs. Axel Eek strom and Miss Gladys Eckstrom and Eddie Anderson of Providence were weekend guests of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Brodeur this past weekend.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Cassells mo- tored to Springfield Monday with Ed ward Jr. and daughter Mary where they visited their daughter, Miss Mar garet Cassells who is a student at the Baypath Institute.
 Lionel Laflamme was arraigned in court last Saturday on a charge of drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Upon his refusal to pay costs of court he was committed to Brook lyn jail for fifteen days.
 The local auxiliary to the Ameri- can Legion will open their annual poppy drive Saturday. May 24th. The unit has purchased 1000 of the significant red flowers to be sold by members and school children to re- imburse the National Welfare Fund.
 Rev. and Mrs. Fritz Soderberg and son, Emil Fritz. left this morning for a months vacation at Moline. Il. linois. where they will visit Mrs. Sod. erberg's parents. They will make the ! trip by automobile. Mrs. Magma Lorenz and her mother. Mrs. Andrea ! Johnson are occupying the house during their absence. The Grosvenordale fire companies l A and B, were hosts Wednesday eve ming to their wives and children al 1 the Community House. their annual social evening. The arrangements were planned by Agent John F. Rear don in cooperation with the Bremen officials. Henry Bakers Rhythm Kings furnished music for dancing until ! 9.30 when dinner was served by Land lord Rogers of the Putnam Inn. After ! the banquet hour dancing was resumed.
 Under the auspices of the Gros- venordale Girls Club and the Gros- venordale Tennis club a public dance ! is being arranged. The affair is ex. pected to be one of the outstanding social events of the season and will 1 be held in the ball room of the Com munity House, Saturday evening June 14. The committee is gratified tc be able to announce that Clem Glenn. ems and his ten-piece orchestra oi Syracuse, N. r.. has been secured tc furnish the masic