Benoit & Benoit
Joseph Ijipalme
Roy F. Shippee
Gold Trading Stamp Store
Green Trading Stamp Store
H. J. Leclair
CLOTHING AND SHOES
Milot & Williams
Church Clothing Co.
Alfred Bonneville
S Diamond
C. M. Elliott
J- E. Rich & Son
Remie’s Boot Shop
Alexander's Shoe Store
New Idea Shoe Store
HARDWARE 4 FURNITURE
Chandler ft Morse
Perry & Brown
Ballard & Clark
L. E. Smith
Blanchette Furniture Co.
New York Furniture Co.
E W. Woolworth ft Co.
J A. Euvrard
DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY
Isaac Champeati Co., Inc
David Flagg
Julienne SanSouci
Nellie M. Egan
Adeline Chabot
Mrs. T. Woisard
Louise M. Rivard
BARBERS
Ernest Tetreault
George Lizotte
Timothe Tetreault
Ralph Smith
Peter Demers
Charles Miron
A. Bodo
Gaudette & Auger
Ovila Brodeur
Hector Guertin
TAILORS
I. L. Dragon
Albert Spinosa
N. Weinberg
D. Berman
SHOEMAKERS
J. F. Sponcey
Charles Bove
L. Chassey
Mike the Cobbler
DENTIST8
Dr. E. L. Simpson
Dr. H. A. Houghton
Dr H. W. Sharpe
Dr. H. B. Wright
JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS
George E. Shaw
F. X. Lucier and Bro.
William St. Onge
Robert T. Chadwick
H. W. Thompson
All of whom have joined In the Closing Movement aa outlined
above.
PUTNAM
Nqwton Ballard went to Heston on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marion s]ient
Sunday at the seashore.
Harry C. Meinken spent the latter
part of the week in New York.
Miss Alice West of Worcester was
the guest of friends here over Sunday.
Frank Jarvais motored to Newport.
R. I . Sunday with a party of six local
girls.
Frank Evans, of East Orange. N. J.,
called on his nieces, the Misses Evans,
of Sunnyside avenue.
Mr. Edington, of Pouifret, conveyed
a party of thirty-three people to
Rocky Point Sunday.
Joseph I.auglois made two trips to
Pawtucket and one lo Rocky Point.
