Putnam patriot., 1924-09-19
PUTNAM PERSONALS

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 Henry DuBue of D.nielson spent "Wednesday in town.
 Mir. and Mrs Fred Gagnon spent Monday in Boston.
 Miss Aline Giard spent Sunday with friends in Springfield.
 Alphonse Lacroix of Meadow street spent Sunday in Norwich.
 James Clifford attended the Spring field exposition Wednesday.
 Joseph keegsn of Willimsniie was in town this week on business.
 Mrs. Juds Lemonvi,z of Main street is in Chicago this week on business.
 Arthur Nerron of Smith stro [ spent this week in Boston on busi- ness.
 Mrs Herbert Ladd of Woodstock avenue. who has been i'll. is much improved.
 Mrs. James Feighy of Worcester spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. h. H. Delaney.
 Misses Lucille and Mary Beaure- gard of Main street left Monday for a convent in Pawtueket
 Miss Bertha Plessis of Woodstoek avenue spent Wednesday tn Spring field with friends.
 MT snt. Mrs. Thomas Duffy and son of South Main street spent the weekend in Holliston.
 Alfred Bonnev He was on busi- ness trip 10 Boston and Worcester, TuasdaV and NeflupsdaV
 Mir and Mrs. John Gahan of Main street entertained this week, Miss Josie Sullivan of Rockville.
 Raymond and Ernest Boleau of Church street left Sunday for d boys school in Fall River.
 Mrs. Thomas Murray and daughter, | Mrs. Arthur Hart, of Millbury spent | Sunday with relatives here. Issdore Besuregsrd of Main street with q party of friends attended the I Springfield fair on Wednesday.
 Mi. Chrystobel Clifford i. spending i q week in Willlmantie the guest of Nlr md Mrs Clarence Webster.
 MT and Mrs Napoleon Beford of Marlboro spent Sunday with Mir and Mrs. William Jolly of Mill street.
 Nias Blanche Bousquet of killingly has been spending a weeks vacation in Putnam, Woonsoeket and Paw tucket.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joachim Ledoux of Walnut street entertained Miss Alice loux of New Bedford over the
 ek-end.
 Mrs. Noel LsReaux of Medf ord spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maynard of Bullock street
 Misses Helen Reach. Elsie Swanson. Frieda Swanson, Olivia Peterson and Lydia Peterson mOtored to Provi- dence Thursday.
 Mrs. Benoit Tetreauls and dsugh- 'ar Blanche of Danielson. former idents of Putnam, spent Sunday with friends here.
 Mir. ard Mrs. John F. Duffcy spent Thursday in Providence attending the performance of Poppy" at the Pro fi tgee Opera house.
 Miss Leosa Magnsnt, student nurse at the St. Ninceut's Hospital, spent the day with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Pierre Magnant of Bridge street, Tuesday
 Mir. and Mrs John LsChsnee and two children of Hartford spent Sun day with Mrs. LaChanee's parents. NIT and Mrs. Robert Brownie of Bolles street.
 Word hs. been received in Putnam of the birth of son Co Mir and Mrs. Clarence C. Webster of Willimantie. Mrs. Webster was formerly Miss Josephine Clifford.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Smith of Hca... tonic, N. Y.. and Mir. and Mrs. Lester Manning and son of Meriden are spending the week with Mir. and Mrs. G. T. Miller of Woodstock avenue.
 Miss Elsie Swanson and Miss Erie da Swanson entertained Miss Olivia Peterson of this city, Morton Willis of Worcester, Norman Brown and Ernest Hustler of w WOonsocket, K. l., over the weekend.
 Bonapsrte Tetre&ult. son of Mir. and Mrs Timothy Tetreault of Cleve- land street. is at St Niaeent's Hos pital. Worcester. where he underwent an operation for appendicitis Tues day from which he k recuperating.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward lompkins and son Kenneth. Miss Beatrice Garne. Miss Annette Gaeue and Will liam Predue of Bridgeport, spent Sunday in Putnam the guests of Mir and Mrs Alfred Bonneville and fam iiy.
 The Wheaton family reunion, which meets annually at Rehobcth, Mass. was held last Saturday. There were sev- enty-three present.. representing sew eral states Those attending from Putnam were Mrs. F. Nj Wheaton. Miss Mary Wheaton. Thomas Whea- ton. Mir and Mrs Walter Wheaton and sons. George and Bradley.
 Miss Ernestine Sherman of Wood. stock avenue has been spending few days ia Providence. the guest of Mrs. Ella Morse and her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Moffst of Brooklyn. x. r., who is visiting her mother Mrs Motfat will be remembered by Put