Putnam patriot., 1924-12-05
PUTNAM PERSONALS

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 Mrs. Ralph Smith of School street. who Is 8 patient at St. Nincents Hos pital, Worcester, is reported as gain ing.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Pierce spent Thanksgiving Day in Hartford, the guests of their son, Carl Pierce, and family.
 Miss Ann Boni of MilIer's Falls, Mass, and Miss Catherine Sazio of ARawam, Mass. are two new nurses at the Day Kimban Hospital.
 Miss Elsie Perkins of New Bruns- wick, \ J.. and Miss Lillian Jupenlaz of Mansfield, who have been doing special duty at the Day Kimball hos pital, left for their homes, Monday.
 Mrs. Emily cogs~ell is seriously 1 III at the home of her daughter, Mrs Leon Walker of Grove street. Her son, Frank Cogswell of Louisville, Ky, has been here to see his mother.
 William H. Mansfield, Jr., left Mon day for St. Petersburg, Fla He was joined on the trip at New London by Frank Applebee, also of Putnam. The two young men will spend the winter months in the south.
 Mia Sarah Murphy of the Parkway hospital, Brookline, Mass, and Miss Ellen Batewell, a nurse in Lowell, Mass, both formerly on the staff of the Day Kimball hospital, spent the weekend with friends in this city
 B.rrsk X. Smith of Buck street has | far raenUarad affar anara1uf,tl | operation for tobacco cancer at the ton. where he has been for the past three weeks. that he is expected home this week
 The Sunny.ide club of the Baptis, caurch met Monday evening with Mrs Joseph Sebmanska of Walnut street Many plans were made for Christmas giving, and it was also voted to pay $25 toward the church bank assess. ment. Games were played and re. treatments served.
 Mir. and Mrs. Romeo Gendresu anc son Rene of Fall River spent tho weekend in Putnam the guests of MT and Mrs. Alfred Bonneville and fam l fly Mrs. Gendreau. who was former T ly Miss Jeanne Landry, daughter oi I Dr. and Mrs J N Landry, is remain ing with her son for a week
 Mrs. Samuel RosoH of Pleasant street entertained at auction bridg, at her home Saturday afternoon in honor of her guest. Mrs. NJ Hortstein of Far Rockaway, L. l The guests included several from Pro vidence. Prizes were given and re treatments served.
 Mrs. J. Palmer Prescott, formerl, Miss Gladys Sheldon of Putnam, tool the leading role in play. "rhe I'm
 portance of being earnest" recently presented by the Webster Woman club. Mrs. Prescott received very ia vorable mention for her work as al outstanding feature of the offering Fred Tourtellotte, nine years oI age, who lives with his aunt. Mrs : Byron Morse of Woodstock avenue
 had the misfortune to break his arm
 when falling, on his way home iron
 school last Wednesday. The fraetur,
 was reduced at the Day kimball Hos
 pital and he is now at the home of hii
 aunt
 Putnam hs, clean bill of hesltl | . contage0us diseases is concerned, ac i eording to the weekly report of tn l State Health Department in it's re r port for the week ending Noyembe
 29. One case of scarlet fever wa , reported from both Plaintield an, l Thompson.
 Mr. and Mrs W. F. Rafferty O ? Grove street entertained over th, l weekend the Misses Natalie and Vir
 ginia Arnold and James Crawford
 all Of Bridgeport, and their daugh
 ter, Miss Elizabeth Rafferfy of Hart
 ford Miss Natalie Arnold and Mis- l Raifertv were former classmates a ; Laurelton Hall, Milford. Mass. i The Connecticut Forestry Assoeis tion will recommend to the genera lassembly at the next session tha
 bonds t0 the amount of S5 5,000,0 < be issued by the state for the aequi [ sition and development of an ade [ quate system of state forests ans
 parks. S3.000 000 to be used fo parks and tbe remainder for forests. Mrs. John P. Cronin of Putnam al tended the Boston College Holy Gros football game last Saturday and sav her husband, Jack Cronin. one 0 Boston Colleges half backs in action She did not have the satisfaction O seeing tie team she was natural! roofing for win as the Worcester col iegiaus carried home the game with 33-0 score.
 The December meeting of the Eliza beth Porter Putnam Chapter, D. A K. will be held Monday Dee $. at o'clock in Odd Fellows Hall when thu chapter will be addressed by the D A. R. state historian, Miss Harriett, P. Marsh of New Haven. upon tn theme Keeping Faith in Connect cut, Mrs. Nelson Lown will play