Putnam patriot., 1920-07-30
Mrs. Perry P. Wilson is visiting her

brother, John Paine, in Bridgeport. Simon Farley, with his son-in-law, Dr. Fortier, wife and daughter, of Pawtucket. were recent guests of Geo. ". H. Farley. Mrs. ?. H Harrigan and daughters. Misses Inez and Rollena Lee, have been the guests of MT and Mrs. W. x. Phillips this week.
 Mir. and Mrs Robert Chadwick, Frank street. are entertaining Mrs Stock of Andoyer and Miss Mildred Hill of Lawrence Mass
 Miss Nellie Sullivan and her sister Anna start Saturday for few weeks visit with relatives in Maine, Vermont and the White Mountains
 AT. ] 4. Breaalt of New York spent last week the guest Of his moth er Mrs. C. F BreauLt and his sister, Mrs. Diane BfeauIt Farley l George Herriek Of Schenectady. \. r.. is vigiting his aunt. Mrs Edward <. Fisher. He Wii spend the re- mainder Of the summer here. ! Mr. and Ms.. FranE Thayer left to- day, Friday. 10 spend the weekend on the Cape. They are motoring down in their new Haynes roadster.
 Mrz. Proulx and daughter Thelma of Pawtucket, who have been spend ing a week with Mr and Mrs Charles Mahue have returned to then home.
 Mr. and Mrs. silas M Wheelock motored from their cottage at Pleas ant View, R. L, the first of the week for few days stay at their home on Church street
 John Hanton. South Main street, ! spent Sunday in Holyoke, Mass. Mrs. Hanton and children returned with him after spending two weeks with relatives there.
 Sam and Harry Rosoff, with several employees of the Putnam Buick Com pany. returned overland from Tarry town, N. Y. Tuesday, bringing six Chevrolet cars.
 Miss Prudence Paine. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R C. Paine, Thompson, was taken to the Day Kimball Hos pital Tuesday with fractured arm caused by fall
 Mr. and Mrs. W H. Round and MT and Mrs. George Hoffman of Buffalo, N r.. who are touring New England, have been recent guests of Dr and Mrs H. L. Pease.
 Mrs. Ernest Tetreault, who Is em- ployed at Diamonds store. Is taking vacation which she is spending in camp at East Killingly MT. Tetreault gees back and forth each day.
 Charles Mahue of Chandler X Morse's Is having two weeks vaea- tion Mir. and Mrs. Mahue have gone with Mrs. Eugene ProulN to join MT. Proulx at Camp Helen Bay View, R. L. for d weeks stay
 Twelve members of the Drop-ln class of the Congregational church, with four invited guests. had a picnic at Roseland Park on Wednesday. A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed and delicious picnic supper served.
 Rev. Albert Peel of Blackburn, England. rising young minister and one of the speakers at the Internation- al Council held in Boston the first part of July. Is to occupy the pulpit of the Congregational church on Sun day.
 Dr. W. E. Oliver returned Monday from State Line Vt, where he has been with his wife, who k recovering from her accident Mrs. Oliver re mains with her parents in State Line and the doctor will return for her in September
 Myron \. Perry. six year old son of Dr. ard Mrs. F. F. Perry. Grove street. was operated on for appen- dieitis at the Day kimball Hospital. Monday evening He was taken sud denly i'll while out blue berrying in the afternoon
 Eugene \. La Violette, organist and musical director at the Bradley The atre, starts today tFridayl for two weeks vacation He will spend part of the time at his home in Milford, Mass. and the remainder tt his camp at Nantasket Beach.
 Mrs. George H. Nichols of West Thompson returned last week from her western trip Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Nichols and children of Kansas City, who have been visiting Mrs. Nichols since the first of June, returned to their home Jhls week.
 William Rast of Zurich. Switzer- land. nephew of Mrs. R. E. Hi, Me ehanics street, is spending two weeks with Mir and Mrs Hi. Mir. and Mrs. l Hi have just returned from New ork where they went to meet their neph- CIV. MT Rast will be employed by the i Underwood Typewriter Co. of Hart