Putnam patriot., 1919-08-01

ms parents.
 Francis MeKeOn enjoyed an auto trip Sunday.
 William Patterson enjoyed motor trip Sunday
 Don Johnson is entertaining friends from Boston.
 Albert Lepage is doing carpenter work in Putnam,
 Albert Gandon is painting Dr. E. Roche's residence.
 Eric Johnson visited his parents over the weekend.
 Edward McKeon enjoyed a short auto trip Saturday.
 James Kelley was an out of town visitor over Sunday.
 Oliver Daigle enjoyed a trip to Point Breeze Sunday.
 Mrs. Flordia Denis is entertaining relatives from Canada.
 Mir and Mrs William Houle visit ed in Webster Saturday.
 F. E. Kutscher was visitor in town one day last week.
 Paul Rawson enjoyed fishing trip last week Thursday.
 Joseph Laroche and family visited in West Thompson Sunday.
 Miss Marie Lindeyal is working in Worcester as a bookkeeper.
 Mir. and Mrs. Zoel Beauregard motored out of town Sunday
 Mir. and Mrs. Mcdonald entertain ed friends one day last week.
 Mrs. Edward Mcdonald visited in Worcester over the weekend
 Miss Hazel Prince entertained vis- itors from out of town last week.
 Miss Theresa and Alice Welch vis- tied in Webster Thursday evening.
 Alfred Dumas has sold his Buick roadster to party from Worcester.
 Mrs. Catherine Welch entertained relatives from Lynn, Mass, last week.
 Mrs. F. Gharbonneau went on a shopping tour to Worcester Saturday.
 A. Pothier, formerly of this place, renewed acquaintanees here last Sun day.
 Every Sunday sees many auto par ties leaving town for some beach re- sort.
 Alfred Dumas visited in the "Three Rows" last Thursday after noon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Manning en- tertained visitors from Worcester last week
 Miss Mollie Welch and Miss Della Benoit were visitors in Putnam Sat urday.
 Leo Charbonneau motored to Wor- cester last week with a party of friends.
 Miss Louise Belec, formerly of this place, was visitor here several days last week.
 Ernest Johnson and Antoine An derson are out each evening hunting woodchucks
 Miss Marion Martel of Webster was the guest of Miss Annette Harper over the weekend.
 The Sunday school of the Metho- dist church enjoyed picnic at Point Breeze last Saturday.
 Miss Annette Harper and Wilhel- mine Valade are working in Corbin's shoe factory, Webster.
 Mrs. Ulderic Coderre has been con- fined to her home with a slight cold, but is much better now.
 Miss Tillie Johnson is spending a few days in Worcester as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Greenland.
 Blueberries are plentiful in this neighborhood and many housewives are out each afternoon picking their share.
 Harry Menosh is confined to his dogwood while on blueberry expe- dition.
 The Misses Victoria Vosper and Rosanna Forsberg are spending a weeks vacation at Ocean Beach, New London.
 Arthur Trudeau has severed con- nections with the Grosvenor-Dale Go. and is now employed by the Menosh Grocery Go,
 Alfred Dumas, Edward and Frank McKeon, Misses Mollie and Agnes McKeon motored to Dudley last Fri day evening.
 An auto party consisting of twen- ty-two Swedish people motored to Rocky Point Sunday in Fred Gag non's big auto.
 A concert was given by the French Canadian band Thursday evening. Many attended and enjoyed the nu- merous selections rendered.
 The Misses Adrienne and Berna- dette Dion, Georgianna Collins, Flora and Alma Lafamme and Pauline Vaudeville motored to Crescent Park last week.
 Philip Woisard, Fred Bonin, Adolphe Derie, Edward Mcdonald and Edward Provist went on fishing trip to Quadic last Thursday. All re- ported fine catch of fish.
 There is a nice new cottage on the Main street for sale cheap. A large garden to let, and bargain for some one. A. B. Randall, Putnam, Conn.