Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13

prizes were awarded Ernest Mand- eville, cigarette lighter. gift of ks- dras Blanchctte, second prize to Albert Blain. beans and brown bread. by s. Talabae.
 The women's prizes were award ed Go the following players; first, Miss Orise Morin, hedspread. donat- cd by the Paradis store; second, Miss SylNina Barrette. teblecloth. gift of Charles Johnson store; third, Miss Rose Hogan. rug, gift of A. Vaiade; fourth. Miss Mary Rose Coderre, sack of -four. gift of Euclid Surpren- ant store. Consolation prizes went to Miss Anna Barrette, three pounds of coffee, gift of First National store: and to Mrs. Archille Touchet- te. box of chocolates, the gift of IT. Douville.
 Cold pieces of 2.50 were won by L. P. Faucher and Miss Eva Houie and duck to Gideon Gagnan. the gift of omer Houle.
 The proceeds of the function will be used by the society to defray the expense incurred with the construc- ton of the tennis courts and play grounds southeast of the rectory this summer.
 The St. Joseph parochial school observed Armistice Day. Tuesday.
 Tuesday morning high mass was sung in memory of Mrs. Desehamp.
 Friday evening. there will be the stations of the cross at 7.30 o'clock.
 Miss Ada Child, of Melrose was the guest of Mss Thyra l Walker Tues day.
 Wednesday morning high mass was sung in memory of Mrs. Louise Woisard.
 Mrs. Philip Croteau was the guest of Mir and Mrs. Arthur Sarrazen in WoonSocxet yesterday.
 The Ladies of Sainte Anne month ly communion will take place Sun day morning at the S o'clock mass.
 Philip Charbonneau was the guest of his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Char honneau in Worcester this weekend.
 Miss Evelyn Johnson. of Provi- dence. spent Armistice Day at the home of her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson.
 Mrs. Michael Conlon. Miss Ellen Conlon and John Conlon motored to Providence Tuesday. Alvin Lachap- eslc accompanied them.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank A. Pelletier, with Mir and Mrs. Thomas Meaghcr Miss Anna Barrette and Ernest Bar rette. have returned from trip to Nashua. N II.
 Mrs Fred n. Chandler attended the Norwich District meeting of tine Woman's Foreign Missionary society which convened at the Moosup Meth odist Episcopal church Wednesday.
 Miss Louise Drude, of Washing. ! ton. D. C. was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Ira Pray Monday. Miss Drude is a former teacher at Tourtellotte Memorial High School. resigning with the close of school in 1929 to assume secretarial position at Washington
 Excavation for the installing of three large oil reservoirs was begun Monday by Ernest Wallis, of Web ster. at the North Grosvenordalc mill plant. To conform with the modern machinery and equipment Of the mill it has been decided to use oil as a E fuel instead of coal.
 4 The eleventh anniversary of Armistice Day was observed with the ringing of the bells of the three churches, and the bells in public buildings In the evening the Amer ican Legion and the Woman's Auxil. iarv members celebrated with n chicken dinner and dance. The din ner was served by the members un' der the ehairmanship of Mrs. Vii liam Prince. Music was furnished by an orchestra for dancing from g Co 12. Commander Frank Pelletier of the Legion and Mrs William Prince. president of the auxiliary, were the chairmen of the celebration.