Putnam patriot., 1922-09-22
LOCAL ITEMS
 OF INTEREST

John Gsban, IT, tpen, Sunday tn Haoa=aeket-
 Miss Elnora Fisher. P. II S '22, en- Heel st9rr College this week
 Edward Lowry. Florence street. pent the weekend n Providence
 Miss Hannah Pease spent the week end with relatives H Marlboro, Ma
 Mir and Mrs Jasper Holmes. Ora nd lIes. were Providence visitors Satur. 1ag
 The Mitses Alta and Blanche miour, Water eaef. PeHt Saturday in Web ster
 William Desauinieas, formerly of
 te.aa- Putnam visitor Mon day
 Mir and Mr, Jame. Barnes and son Harold meterei ts New Bedford Sun day
 Miss Martha Griffin has entered the employ af His- Ada Maynard, Che mil- liner.
 Mir and Mrs M Cole are spend. ing The week at their cottage at Long Point
 Mr. and Mir. Fred Csxnon and daughter Beatrice spent Sunday in Woons5cket
 Mrs Joseph Lombardo, son Louis and daughter Josie. were Webster Yis- itors Sunday
 Gerald Allard. P II. S.. els" '2z. Jeff Tuesday to enter Clark Unives- sity. Worcester
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Brodeur have returned from tbeir wedding trip to over the Mohawk Trail
 Miss Esther Norton of New York is guest af Mir and Mrs John r Spen- eer, Woodstock avenue
 Mir and Mrs, N T Constant at tended Che Sturbfidge Far Friday and Saturday of last week
 Mrs. Henry Soribner of South Wind ham has been the guest the past week ef Che My Traesaell, Chapel street.
 Dr.. 0 ( Sharpe of Dsnielson. who has been at the Day kimball Hospital fer soeefal months s stcadily on the gain.
 Mir and Mrs Everet, Reynolds, Guud VIaW. attended the Eastern states Exposition in Springfield this week
 Miss Lillian Warren. Geneviev- street. returned home Tuesday night after a visit with friends at Touisset Point
 l. T. Weeks and family. John Walk er and Mir Milo Warren matered Co the Weeks cottage al Lords Point, Monday
 Joseph Pomiuvllie. Bates avenue. has sunaawcr that measures 14 aab,s HH Hiamctefz Th. beats all rec oris as Vet
 Mir and Mrs. William Grady of Providence. werg the guests of Mrs. Catherine Grady. Chapel street. over thc weekend.
 M,ss Rhoda Gilpstrie left Wednes- day fer Natick. Mass. where she will commenrr her second year at the Wal nut HiH school.
 Mir and Mrs Walter A Wheaton sad NfaHd Mfz= Stanley Bacon at tandDl fine Eastern States Exposition at Spr.HeHeu yesterday
 Mir and Mrs Dalbert Mackenzie and son Harold and Nr and Mrs C l. Adams fHd dau hter Aliee motorci 10 Wysthoro Mass Sunday
 Dr. and mr, H W Thompson, son Roy. daughters Mabel and Beth, and Mr Harg Johnson. their guest. were m Bondtfile. Mass Sunday
 Mics Flo,e LsReehr returned to her home iu Providence Saturday. after a tHrce Weets' visit with her graudfa ther. X =o Blbe4ult. Main street
 Mrs C u. Miller. woodstoek ave Hae. entertained 4 larec party from NeN London Sunday NIr and Mrs Ghtlc- Dewey and son and Mrs Dewey three tstrrs and thtr hus bfrd-
 The ladies of the Putnam Country GIub entertained thp laiirs of the Seathbrtlee club If bridge last Satur- aay aftetneen Fhe first prize went ta Nr- Heal4 of Seuthhr,ise and the second was Von hy Mir ldc. also of Southbrdge
 The Putnam Delphisn Chapter held lts meeting Monday afternoon Ar" Was Che topic fot instruction The SO e#sty has beQeen 70 and 10 mem bers. the average attendance being over 20 The chapter Is ta join the National Noman's Club Federation
 Following the performance of ''lr- enc" at th, Bradley Theatre on Mon day evening. Lawrence Perkins enter tanned at supper a party of i2 in the pri,atc dining room of the Putnam Inn The table was decorated with cut hoaaHzfaam e=Raerfs# farm and a tIfre# eaHH-D -aFHeF Was served. Those present included Mrs kiutz- Hs 'u.f tf Rapport, l. | Mrs Mar eu- N blmHal. Mrs Arthur B Laps IgE. NI IaFr HranHau. Nr and Mrs