Putnam patriot., 1923-12-21
PUTNAM PERSONALS

 tree laden with gifts was taken along besides several bouquets of flowers. ] Games and refreshments were no small part of the evenings enjoy ment.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert F. Rals,on were in Boston on Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Irving II. Miron mo tored to Millbury, Mass, Sunday. Mrs. Howard E. Brown. School street, spent the weekend in Pro videnee.
 Miss Rhods cilpatrie is spending the holiday vacation with her parents, Mir and Mrs. c. H. Gilpatrie.
 Mrs. Howard Whitmore of Hart ford is the guest of her cousin, Mrs James B. Tatem, Tatem street.
 V. Charpentier and daughters. Blanche. Colombo and Blandine. and son Lionel, motored to Providence Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. David Beaasoleil, Mir. and Mrs. Uric Beausoleil and Mrs. Charles Poulin motored to Providence Thursday.
 Attorney and Mrs. E. (. Morse will entertain for the holidays their son, Chandler Morse, who is a freshman at Amherst College.
 Mrs. Michael Zotta returned Sum day from St Vineent's Hospital. Wor- cester. where she has been the past three weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Renshsw. Joseph Perreault, Miss Pauline Per reault and Louis Mathieu mot0red Co Willimantic Sunday.
 The illuminated Christmas tree in the Putnam Inn building window is an expression of goodwill by the taxi men of the city
 Mrs. C Russell Bowen, on the way to Washington, D. C. and points fur ther south. spent several days of last week in Albany, N. '.
 Miss Bertha Child og Simmons Col lege is at the home of her mother, Mrs. Annie C. Child. South Main street. for the holidays.
 Mrs. George Jordan and daughter have closed their summer home Tn West Woodstock and now reside at 94 Battey street, this city.
 Mrs. Earl Young and son Carlton of Norwich visited Mrs. Houng's grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Augustine NJ. Bartlett, Grove street, on Monday.
 Donald C. Johnson of the Spencer. Mass, High school. spends his vaca- ton with his parents, Attorney and Mrs. Erie H. Johnson, South Main street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert J. Smith were in Attleboro, Mass. last Thurs day Co visit Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. C. W. Holt. who has been spending several weeks there.
 Mir. and Hrs. Benjamin Johnson and Mir. and Mrs. Gilbert Johnson. all of Hartford. spent the weekend with Mrs. Gilbert Johnson's mother, Mrs. Ada Tourtellotte, South Main street.
 Alfred Barber of Worcester Tech, and his sister. Miss Sarah, student al ! Connecticut Woman's College. New London. are at the home of their mother. Mrs. Elvira A. Barber, School street, for the holiday recess.
 Rev. s. F. Cozad and r. w Seward were in WillimaHtic Tuesday, attend ing n council called to act upon the resignation of Rev Harry s. Me 1 Cready, pastor of the Congregational i church of that city, who has receiv- ed a call from a California church,
 Miss Ellen NJ Wheeloek entertain i ed members of the Delphian Club at her home on Church street on Fri day evening, Dec. z. The members i enjoyed a very interesting talk given by Miss Wheelock on her recent trip abroad. The talk was supplemented by many interesting pictures and post l cards. Refreshments were served and delightful evening was spent.
 Miss Clara Lsrned, probation off. cer. and Miss Cecelia Lessard, Rec Cross nurse, attended the December meeting of the Social Workers Coun. cil held at the Norwich State Hospita on Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Mitchell gave an address on "Legislativ. Action in Social Welfare Work : Arthur F. Libby, city court judge oi Norwich, formerly of this city, spoke on "The Problem of Bootleggers ir I Court l"