Putnam patriot., 1923-05-18
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Mis-. Katherine Byrne was in Bos. ton Monday and again or Wedaes-
 day.
 H Miss Abbie H. Keith of the high
 school faculty was in Worcester Sat
 urday.
 Mrs. George A. Young. Grove | street, Is spending the weekend in
 southbridge.
 ! The Mems Glass of the Baptist church will serve A trout supper Fri day evening, May g.
 Miss Edna Tourtellotte Sas the guest of her mother, Mrs. aa Tour I tellotte, over the weekend. Mir. and Mrs. Dslbert Mackenzie and Mrs. (. L. Adams and daughter Alice motored 10 Worcester Saturday. John L. Shaw of the Springfield Republican, Springfield, spent Wed nesday with his sister-in-law, Mrs. Genevieye II. Letters, Grand View. Mark F. klebsrt has resigned as adjutant of Anselm Mayotte Post, American Legion, and James w. Hall has been elected to fill the vacancy
 The Burrillville High school played Putnam High school on the local grounds yesterday afternoon, the score being to 3 in favor of the home team.
 A daughter, Bernyee Tilson, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Eldon s. John son tnee A. Louise AdamsD. Chap man street, at the Day Kimball Hos pital yesterday afternoon.
 Mrs. Charles F.. Dean entertained the St. Philips Guild at bid whist at her home on Mechanics street yester day afternoon. Three tables were in play. Refreshments were served.
 Mrs. Francis Darcy of Boston is the guest of Mrs. Oscar Counter and fam fly, this city, today, stopping over from a visit to her sister in Hartford. She was q former resident in the Me chanics street section.
 Mrs Nj C. Leonard and II. A. Brown leave tomorrow to visit week with Mrs. Leonard's daughter. Mrs. 1 Fife Earnshaw, Hartsdale, N. Y, and granddaughter Mrs. Marion Miller, 1 Staten Island. N '.
 Chandler Morse and Fo.diek Hsr- rison of Woodstock were at Amherst, ] Mass, for the weekend. Both young men will graduate from Put nam High school in June and expect to enter Amherst College in October. I
 Malcolm NJ Wiley returned to Coz lumbia University Monday after a short stay with his grandmother, Mrs l 4. W. Macdonald, in this city, and the weekend with his mother. Mrs. Helen Nj Wiley. at the House in the ] Pines, Norton, Mass.
 H Winthrop, Mass. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Alice Geraldine, to Stanton Wallis Ballard, 1 son of Mir. and Mrs. Newton A. Bal lard of this city. who is a student at Boston University School of Business Administration Althoueh he Is still in his third year. Mr Ballard is con ueeted with the W II. Ballard Realty Company of Boston.
 St Mary's Welfare Council will hold q rummaRe sale Friday, June i. All who have cars and are desirous of assisting a eharitable cause, are re- auested to deliver their contributions Those who have no ears please con fer with Mrs Nj. W keefe. Ring street Tel 70h-2 The room where the sale will be conducted will be an nounced next week.
 Mrs. John ] Russell and her daughter. Mrs. John H Moss. enter. tained ai bridge whist at Mrs Rus sel's home on Main street Wednesday afternoon Eight tables were in play The first prize. a gold pen with os- trich feather handle and ink well te match. was won by Miss Elizabeth RaiFertv. and the second prize went to Mrs. Edward II Snow. six table combination bridge and number score cards. Delicious refreshments of chicken patties and peas. ice cream tn i flower form. and cake and coffee were served by the hostesses.