Putnam patriot., 1923-06-15
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Arthur J. Brodeur was in Worees-
ter Wednesday.
w. J. Bartlett va in Boston Tues
day on business.
Mrs. Leo Delisle and son Leo spen,
the weekend in Hartford.
H Morgan n. Delaney vas an Provi-
+ denee on business Saturday.
+ Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Leelsir aud son
+ Paul spent Sunday IN Spencer.
Mrs. Louis Delorme. Bridge street.
spent Tuesday in New London.
+ Mrs. Fred GARnon. Main street, was
a Worcester visitor on Wednesday.
Louie Lueier Of Hartford spent the
weekend at hts home on Lyon street.
States Attorney Charles &. Searls
is in Washington. d. G., on legal mat
tiers.
Frank T. Hartlsge Of Vest Haven
was guest Of Mr. and Mrs. c. l..
Adams Monday.
John Wood Of Norwich spent Sun
day with Mrs Catherine Grady and
family, Chapel street.
Martin Griffin Of Boston spent Sun
day with ms mother, Mrs Martha
Griffin. POmfret street.
Alfred J. Barber is home from
Worcester Tech. with his mother, Mrs.
Elvira A. Barber Of School street.
Mr. aud Mrs. l.. ID. Crawford and
daughter of Chestnut street, Wilt
mantle. were Putnam visitors Sunday
Dr. and Mrs. r. A. morrell are en-
tertaining their daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Fred A. Morrell. and daughter Of
Stamford.
In a prize waltz at Webster dance
on Saturday evening Miss Rose Mich
on Of this city was presented a dia-
mond ring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram r. O.tley.
Louis Gareau and Mrs. Ernest Bous-
quet. Sr.. were at Sandy Point, r. J..
on Sunday.
Miss Helena Wulf. in company With
some college girl friends. left Wed
nesday morning for two weeks hike
to the White Mountains.
MIR and Mrs Armand Laehsnee.
son Henry, and Mr.. and Mrs. O. Bous-
/ quet. we're at White City and Lincoln
/ Park. Worcester, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kenyon and son
John and Sidney Nichols Of DayvilIe
i visited Mr. and Mrs Ernest Bous-
quet Of Providence street Saturday.
George W. Boys Of Holyoke, former
/ ly Of this city. was IN Connecticut
f Mills Village on Tuesday, where he
J was the best man NJ the Carver Bell
! wedding
t MIR and Mrs. Jabex Bowen OF Dan.
+ ielson recently observed the 50th an.
i Hiversary Of their marriage Mr.
+ Bowen IS the brother Of the late James
+ = Bowen Of this city
Miss Marguerite Leblanc, sister Of
+ Or. and Mrs. Tetreault. who has been
staying with them the past two
+ months. was called To New Bedford
+ by the sudden illness of her sister
A. Rev Simeon +. Coxsd is to be
the speaker at the baccalaureate ser
vice Sunday morning in Woodstock
Rev Eosdiek B Harrison Of Wood
stock viii supply the Congregational
+ church here
Mr. aud Mrs Reginald s. Danforth
+ ami daughter, Miss Florence. viii
leave the last Of next week To make
their home in Norwich. where Mr.
+ hanfofth Is freight agent for the y
Y n II & II Z. +.
Antonio Ross, being the lowest bid
+ der has been awarded the contract by
/ the city for the construction of $50
feet Of concrete eurbine along -four
streets. including Lamont. Bradley.
and Chapel streets.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gothreau were
before Judge Gelssler Monday charg
ed with keeping ,go II their children
TO send the children To school, the case
was continued until Oct l.
Mrs Leon I. Wilson and Miss Cor
inne Wilson attended commencement
at Kendall Hall. Prides Crossing
Mass, on Monday and Tuesday. Miss
Esther Wilson, who has been stu
dent at this school. returned home
with them on Tuesday evening.
Ensign William J. r. Rafferty, of
this city was best man at the wedding
of his cousin, Miss Edna Louise Van
derman, who was married TO John A.
G. Hargreayes of Toledo. Ohio, Tues
day afternoon at 6 o'clock at st. Jos.
Eeph's reetory. Willimantic. Rev. John
F. Clark officiating. Miss Elizabeth
Rafferty, was also guest.
Mrs. John n. Moss WAS in Cam
bridge. Mass, on Saturday, where she
was one of six bridesmaids at the
church wedding of her friend. Miss
Harriet Meddlecotte, who was n
bridesmaid at Mrs. Moss marriage
/ They were both students at Miss En-
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