Putnam patriot., 1919-11-28
PUTNAM PERSONALS

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 gisa Nzrgor5e RjcazEdaon. Hzrr- ford. spent Taznkag1ving with her rzrsnts. Nr. ard Hs- W. z. Richard sor. Mechanic street Frank II. Gleason. IT, ot Lowell Textile school, pessed tae holiday Ni.s his pzrents. Ar and Mz- P. I cleason. Chapman street.
 Hr. and Mrz- George Blythe and son Allison are in Atlantic Ci.y and Philadelphia for Thanksgiving and the remainder of ne week 4 son. Edzsr3 named for Ii. grandfather. the late Edward Hullan, has been born b Mr. and Nrs Ed yard H M9llan. Chapel street
 Dr. ard Mrz. Jaraea T. Kent and children. Larehmont, N r. were 2uests of Dr- and Hrs- J ? Kent, Church street for Thanksgiving
 Gilbert Perry. student al Northeast eFn University. goft3n. VAS d the hona of his parents. Hr. and Hrz. George Y. Perry, for the holiday.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. ?. Curran and ehil- dren of Worcester were the guests Of ars. eBrran's parents, Ar. and Mrs P. 4. Naloney, seholo street, Thars- day
 Miss Maud Carpenter of the Con necticut College for Women, New London, passed the holiday at the lone of her mother, Mrs. Aace Car renter. South Main street
 Master George Gilpatric went to Cambridge, Mass, today fFriday) to be the guest of Laddie Brunn, who is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Char lotte Champlin, for few days.
 Edward J. Walsh,41. of Woodstock, and Miss Mary Catherine 0Connor, 2s. of Morris Plains. N. r., were mar ried Wednesday by Judge Mahlon H. Geissler, acting as justice of the peace.
 Mir and Mrs. W F. Raferty and daughter Elizabeth left this Friday morning for New York, where they will attend the Army and Navy foot ball game Saturday Their son Will liam is q midshipman at the Naval Academy.
 Miss Myra Bennor, South Main street, entertained the following guests yesterday; Mir. and Mrs. Chas. F. Warner of Baltimore, Md, MT. and Mrs A. B. Hemberger of New Haven, and MT. and Mrs. Harry C. Barden and Walter Barden, 2nd, of Provi- dence.
 A Sharpe family reunion was held at the home of Mrs. A. C. Carpenter, South Main street, on Thursday, and among the out of town guests were Miss Maud Carpenter of New Lon- don, Mir. and Mrs. William D. Sharpe of Stamford and MT. and Mrs. Roy NJ. Sharpe of Uxbridge.
 Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Whittemore Press C. Whittemore, Chas. Madison Putnam, and Mir. and Mrs Arthur Butler of New Haven, spent Thanks giving Dav with Mir. and Mrs. William