I Miss Hilliard leaves in the spring for
japan to take up her missionary
i work. A party in which Miss Hil
| hard was guest of honor was given at
! the home of Miss Bowen Saturday
I evening.
LACE CURTAIN SALE
A. & J. BLANCHETTE’S
% 1-2 Elm St., Putnam. Tel 7-3.
FOR ONE WEEK
Sale Starts Wednesday, Nov. 9 |
I -
I LACE CURTAINS from 39c. up
I ' We Have the Latest Designs -
We Cive
Maple Leaf
Trading Stamps
The Stamps with
the Big Pre
miums
PUTNAM '
Miss Julienne SanSouei spent Tues
day in Boston.
Mrs. L. fi. Richardson is spending
this week in Boston. *
William Davison was a visitor in
Uxbridge, Mass., Tuesday.’''-..
Ray Bosworth of Norwich visited
Putnam Tuesday to register his vote.
Mrs. Florence Botham and daugh
ter Charlotte, spent the week-end in
Orange, N. J.
George H. Nichols of West Thomp
son, familiarly known as “Tip," is
critically ill.
A hearing on the E. M. Arnold
bankruptcy case is to be held in
Willimantic Nov. 19.
Timothy Hurley of Worcester was
a guest of Obtain and Mrs. John
Murray over Sunday.
Corsets properly fitted are the im
portant foundation for a gown of any
kind. Parisian Hair & Corset Shop.
Mrs. W. B. Gallup of Chaplin, has
been spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Bradford of South
Main street.
The Bliven corporation, manufact
urers of trolley harps, are arranging
for the manufacture of the harps by
a supply firm in Boston.
There will be a supper at the Sal
vation Army hall, Tuesday, from 5 to
8 for the benefit of the local army
work. Public invised. A small fee
will be charged.
