Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-06-29
PUTNAM PERSONALS

DR.. Tstreault entertained relatives
from Providence Sunday.
DR.. GrinseIl Of Providence spent
Sunday with his family on Providence
street.
Mrs. George W Webster of Boston
spent last week with her sister, Miss
Emma l. Roberts, School street.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Alpert and lit
tie son are guests this week Of Mr..
Alpert's parents in New Haven.
Victor Dusuette has returned from
Boston University TO spend the sum-
mer vacation az mis- home In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin LAehaaee and
two sons went TO Pawtrcket Sunday,
the sons remaining there for the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph d. Flag Of
Baltimore arrived Wednesday evening
for a visit with Town Clerk and Mrs.
David Flagg.
Mrs. John J. Fsnnins and son of
Monson, Mass, are guests Of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dumas,
Providence street.
Charles Bove will move this week
into his newly remodelled home on
Main street which he recently purchas-
ed Of the Johnson estate.
and Mrs. j. Daigle went TO Meriden
Sunday. Mrs. Daigle is to make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Norton.
Samuel Walsh of Provideaes and
r. W. Mccormick Of Manchester were
the guests over the weekend Of Judge
F. r. Russell and family.
Miss Sara Kenyon. the nurse at
the Pomfret School, is spending the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Marshall Kenyon, Grove street.
Mrs. Carrie B. Csseoisne entertain
ed her son George of Cleveland, o.,
and her daughter. Mrs. Frank II.
Thorburn of East Providence, over the
weekend.
The Methodist Sunday school pic mic
will be held at Green's Grove, Quad
ic, July Fourth. The North Grosvcn-
ordale school will unite with the Put
nam school.
DR. n. l.. Pesse leaves Sunday to
attend the American 0steopath Asso-
citation to be held AT the Waldorf As
toria, New York, July 1T. Among
the pleasure trips will be one to West
Point, TO see the cadets on parade
drill
On Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Miss Mary A. Wheaton.
Grove street, about rs guests were
present at a kitchen party, when de-
were given of kitchen
utensils, and afterward the food cook
ed therein was served.
John A. Morse. South Main street
known as "the famous violin maker
of Putnam" is the subject of an ar
tiele in the June issue of the Ameri=
can Lumberman in which the differ
ent kinds of woods necessary for the
making Of violins were discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs Florent Otjens and
son of Long Island City. y. Y, have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram +.
Oatiey, Killingly avenue, and Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Bousquet, Providence
street. and Mrs. Otjen's mother, Mrs
Eugene Barrett. South Woodstock.
A large number Of people enjoyed
the senior reception and dance held in
Union hall last Friday night The
hall was beautifully decorated with
narrow streamers Of black and gold
crepe paper The Arcadian orchestra
furnished the music for the occasion
George n. Giipstrie. Jr.. and broth
or Richard and Miss Edna Hall left
on Monday morning for Juniper
Point. Me. Mrs Gilpatrie and Miss
Rhoda expect to 20 next week, and
Mr. Gilpatric is 70 spend week-ends
and the month Of August there with
his family.
There arrived at the headquarters
station Of the Putnam fire department
this week 500 feet Of new fire hose of
most acceptable strength. This was
greatly needed as in recent fires much
hose. becoming old land some dam
aged by acids from chemical tank
had burst.
The physicians social evening was
held at the home of Or. and Mrs. Ed
ward F Perry Monday. Drs. Billiard,
Kent, Murphy, Russell and Phillips Of
this city; Overlook of Pomfret, Bur
roughs and Tanner of Danielson. Pike
of Woodxtnek and Paine OF ThomuSon