Putnam patriot., 1920-08-20

MT. ana MfS- herOeft OMen motor ed to Hartford Thursday. for the day
 Mrs. John Whalen. Oak Hill. left for New York on Thursday to attend the funeral of relative. She was joined in Norwich by her mother. who accompanied her.
 Miss Mae Bradley of Dorchester. Mass, who is visiting her father. R + Bradley. motored Friday with her uncle. George Bradley, to spend the weekend at Pleasant Veiw. R. l.
 MT and Mrs. Woisard and Mrs Woisard's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Clement Donais, with Miss Rose Do nais and Mir. Tetreault, motored to Providence and Spring Lake on Sun day.
 Mrs. S. Nikoloff, Dr LaMarche and Superintendent W. L. Macdonald spoke on the Parent Teachers Asso- citation of Putnam at the Community Club meeting in East Woodstock last , lludS HlSnN.
 ;. Mrs. Katie Hyyppa, who eleven wears ago came from her home in Fin land to New York. with her son, Vaino. spent last week the guests of Miss Ida Palmer, About eight years ago Mrs. Hyyppa was housekeeper for several months at the Rockwell place.
 NIT. and Mrs. C. H. Bixby of Bridge water. Mass, have been visiting Dr. and Mrs Edward Perry. Mrs. Bixby is matron at the State Normal school in Bridgewater and Mr. Bixby is ac- countant at the school
 MT. and Mrs. C. Dwight Sharpe have returned from weeks stay at Quonochontaug. Kenneth Sharpe and Graydon Sharpe motored to the beach Saturday night and their parents re- turned with them Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Bixby, who have been spending a week with Dr. and Mrs K. P Perry, returned to their home in Bridgewater, Mass, where Mir. Bixby is accountant and Mrs. Bixby matron of the state normal school.
 Nearly 300 employees of the slipper shop and felt shop at Oxford. Mass, were at Wildwood Park last Saturday for field day and outing. A picnic luncheon was served and there were athletic events followed by dancing in the pavilion.
 Henry A. Wheelock, Lucius P. Mer- r riam, Ralph C. Bradford and Louis : Girard left Putnam at 6 o'clock last Sunday morning for an automobile trip through New Hampshire and Yer mont and up into Canada. They will be gone a week.
 Among Putnam people at Ocean Beach Sunday were Mrs. Edmund Auger, Heleka Auger, MT. and Mrs l Arthur Maynard, ]. \. Euvrard and I family, Clifford Trahan and wife, AL V derman David Beausoleil and wife and Frank H. Cordier.
 On Monday of this week MT. and f Mrs F. k. Warren and MT. Warren D narents. Mir. and Mrs. William War ren. Oak Hill, with Mrs Joslin. mo tored to Long Point, Groton, and ' spent the day with MT. and Mrs. F. M l Cole at their cottage.
 Kenneth Ballard was one of the nshers at the wedding of. Miss Doro- : thy Nash to John Braley, which took l nlace in Webster last Saturday after noon. Others attending the wedding from Putnam were MT. and Mrs. New ton Ballard and Miss Marion Carpen- ter.
 l Mrs. Walter Barrett and daughter lcf South Manchester are spending the week the guests of MT. and Mrs. A. II. Cutler. Oak Hill Mr. Barrett was also a guest for the weekend and VIII ioin his family again on Saturday. They will return to South Manchester Sunday.
 Newton A Ballard, Mrs. Ballard, Kenneth C. Ballard and Miss Marion Carpenter were in Webster Saturday afternoon to attend the wedding Of John Braley and Miss Dorothy Nash. Kenneth Ballard was one of the ush- CTS at the reception following the wedding.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hyde Smith and littie daughter are spending this week in Springfield with Mrs. Smiths people. While they are away MT. and Mrs. David Smith and two daughters, Mrs. Daniel Asher and Miss Ruth Smith, of Worcester, are at the Smith home on Grand View.
 Miss Lillian Warren returned fri- day from her visit with Mrs. J. j.. Russell and daughter Catherine, at Juniper Point, Maine. On her way home Miss Warren spent couple of days in Boston, the guest of her cou- sin, and also called upon Miss Edith Bowen in Worcester