Putnam patriot., 1930-10-09

Dr. J. A. AAf aAiht work today after a weeks vacation
 Tuesday morning mass was sung in honor of the Lady of the Rosary
 Mis. Helen R Mack and Eurania Perkins motored to Pawtueket on Tuesday.
 A church board meeting will be held at the Swedish Lutheran church this evening.
 Saturday morning high mas will be sung in memory of MT. Ihfo- phile Desilets.
 Mis- Helen R Mack was the week end guest of friends in Danvers this past weekend.
 The exercises in honor of the Lady of the Rosary were held Tuesday and Friday evenings at 7.3O.
 The meeting of the League of the Sacred Heart and Holy Name was postponed till next Sunday.
 Miss Florence Clarke. of Csnter- bury is the guest of her sister, Mrs. George E. Whitney this week.
 The Children of Mary held their monthly meeting Sunday evening m St. Joseph's Hall. Mis- Emile Paonl presided.
 Merrill Seney, son of Mir. and Mrs. Mederic Seney sustained a spfained ankle Monday evening. Dr. J. A. La Palme attended him.
 Saturday the Junior Mission Band of the Swedish Lutheran church will meet in the church parlors for their monthly get-together.
 The woman's council of the Artisan society of the St. Joseph church held their first meeting of the year last night al the St. Joseph hall.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Swenning and son, Clifford with MT. and Mrs. Al bert Rabbit and family spent the weekend at Crompton, R. l.
 Miss Eleanor Quigley. instructor of Science at the Tourtellotte Me- morial High School. is in charge of the morning assembly exercises this week.
 Tuesday morning requiem mass was sung in memory of Mrs. Goyette of Grosvenordale. This mass was sung through the Ladies of St. Anne society.
 Miss Annette coderre, student nurse at the St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, was visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Napoleon CoderTe, over the weekend.
 Mir. and Mrs. Armand Beausoleil entertained Mrs. Louise Cartier, Miss Rolande Cartier, of Putnam and Edward Cartier and brother. Rudolph of New York.
 Hormidas Beaursgard is reported to be somewhat improved. Mir. Beau has been gravelv i'll at his home for the past two weeks but is believed to be on the way to recovery now.
 Mrs. Prudence Greene. of Worces- ter. with Miss Thyra 1. Walker, Mrs. Nancy Walker and Mrs. William Frank and daughter. Lois Anne mo- tored to Willimsntic where they visit ed Mrs. Morin on Tuesday.
 More than thirty Legionnaires of the local post and members of the auxiliary started late Monday night for Boston where they attended the National convention of the American Legion. They made the return trip late Tuesday evening.
 The Ladies Aid society of the M F. church were the guests of Mrs. Edward Casseils Wednesday after noon when they held their monthly meeting and discussed plans for the year. Refreshments were served af- ter the meeting and a social hour held.
 l Miss Marjorie Crandall was a member of the decorating commit tee for the senior party held at Bay 1 Path Institute, Springfield, Mass, on I Friday. October 3. Miss Crandall is senior this year in the two-year normal commercial department at the Institute.
 | Saturday evening, October II, the l American Legion Auxiliary will sponsor the first whist of the season at the Legion headquarters. The ] first prize of the evening will be a gold piece. Early in November or the last week in October a Hallowe'e en masouerade is scheduled on the auxil iary's calendar of social events.
 The Woman's Homp and Foreign society of the Swedish Lutheran church held their monthly meeting at the church parlors Tuesday eve ming of this week. A lunch was serv- ed by the hostesses, Mrs. Emma Skotchless. Mrs. Grace Carlson, Mrs. Carl Anderson and Miss Carrie An derson. after the meeting when a social hour was held.
 Of the 1905 voters of the town of Thompson only roc electors appear CT yesterday to cast their ballot at the annual town election of town of- ficials. The town went Republican by margin of only sixteen votes. Of the 706 votes cast only fifteen were thrown out. There was no opposi- tion whatever this year. Clarence Stevens who ran for registrar of voters on stickers was defeated. The administration as elected is as fol- lows; assessors, Harlan r. Amidon, r; William St. Marie, d Board of Relief Forest NJ. Rhodes. r; Frank o. Tour tellotte. d Selectmen, Narcisse |. Ravenelle, r; Frank P. Kies, r; Frank A. Pelletier. d Auditors, Arthur Mills. r; L. Philip Despelteau, q Grand Jurors, Fred Parker. r; J. Emil Johnson r; F. o. Tourtellotte, di Francis McMullend, d John Blake, r; Francis Creighton, d :; Collector of .l ff