Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27
North CrosvenOrdale

u,s Algot swanson IS cohnhed 'o
 aome with illness.
 ..,er Johnson was the weekend
 Is his brother. Rolf, at Wor-
 .. Marion Johnson was the over
 h .-,sa of Miss Phyllis Colby,
 Fssay. c..;,,.. .n. .hu
 a.5 at the home of his father, Isps Baker.
 r.s schools of the town of Thomp- -,ll open Monday morning after ,ek's vacation.
 g..ss Flora Joslin and Mae Law guests of Mrs. George Elliott s,say and Saturday.
 g,~s Elinora Quigley. member of ... Tourtellotte hign school faculty '.ssuding the week in Boston. = Georgianna Fournier of Hart =. "a spending several weeks with
 :. laughter, Mrs. Joseph Morin.
 s,.s Olive Baker, instructor at the u.l,,ston high school. spent the week l's xitb her father, Joseph Baker.
 ar and Mrs. Arthur Sarazen of u..nsoeket were guests Of MT. and
 pbilip Croteau this weekend.
 smart Swanson of Springfield spent ..s weekend with his parents, MT. =. Mrs. Emil swanson, of this town.
 gr and Mrs. x. Verne Rawson
 =. ann spent the weekend in Wor- ...s.S with Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Na.
 ass Dorothy A. Phelan, instruct s, Tourteliotte High Is spending sa, seek with her parents Tn Spring aesa Mass.
 ar. and Mrs. Henry Brodeur and t..ily with r. L. Peterson were the g.ssls of Rev. and Mrs. 0. Hilmer of sorsh Easton.
 sisses Beuiah Buck and Alexan- sr,s Condos have received their wards for the lUO-word transcription tsst in senior shorthand.
 Kn. Emmerich Kristek, Miss Pau i'm. kristek, MT. and Mrs. Philip Ctsrbonneau and son, Philip, Jr., mo- tgred to Norwich Monday.
 superintendent of Schools and Mrs. N. U. Colby and family motored to franklin, N. H., this weekend where tbey spent the school recess.
 Rr. and Mrs. A. Therrien and fam ly with Mir. and Mrs. John Regiers nu.ored to Arctic, k. l., for the week ens. They visited relatives.
 kr. and Mrs. William c. Frank mo- .oaed to Niilimantic yesterday after sgsrding the weekend as the guest q Nr. and Mrs. Floyd Potter.
 Miss Grace l.. Hussey, English in- s1sctor at the IourteiiotIe nlgn .essol. is spending the weekend at ner hone in North Berwick, Malne.
 sr and Mrs. Ira Pray with their laughter Florence and son Boyd re- larhed today alter spending the week ead with relatives i'll Marmaranac, NJ.
 hrs. John Anderson Is seriously IL She has been m IeeDie health ioF many months at the home oI her asaghter, Miss hendenn Anderson, whe is caring for her.
 The Tourteilotte girls basket ball aextet played d wnnlng game at Webster last Thursday when they de leaied the Bartlett girls Zb to To. 4. the end Of the tirst half the score was II to l m Iavor of Tourtellotte. Mrs. Sara Gendreau of Southbridge has been the guest of her daughter, Mn. Eugene namei, the past week.
 Mrs. Joseph Morin accompanied kIs Rose beaumier and son nenry motoring to Hartford last weekend where they were guests Of Mrs. Geor- eianna Fournier.
 Rev. Martin Luther Cornell, pastor Q. ne Greendale Lutheran church will 0e ;he speaker at the annual mission festival thls evening at the Swedish Lutheran church. A luncheon will be served during the evening and mis- eeianeous program given. The com mitiee Tn charge of arrangements in- eladeS Mrs. Fritz Soderberg, Mrs. Edward Swanson, Miss Alphiid Alm- qaisl, Miss Esther Forsberg, Mrs. Emma Skotchless, Mrs. Albert Bab- blt., and Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson.
 The Mems Club of the Methodist Episcopal church served d quohaug caesder supper Saturday evening to over 100 guests. The committee in charge included b. W. Cunningham, chairman, John Blake, Floyd Potter, Ernest Ryant, Chester Chandler and Frank Chandler. The waitresses were Frances Ryan, Helen Law, Mary tasselis, Blanche Greene. Beatrice Joanson, Viola Skotchless, Blanche Chandler and Beulah Chandler. The Proceeds will be used for current ex- penses of the parish.