Putnam patriot., 1924-06-20
PUTNAM PERSONALS


 kiiss Yvonne vsdnais spent the meek-end with relatives in R0rcester.
 Clarence sandsirom of Thompson spent the weekend She guest of A. fred Gallant
 Misa Julia Deehssd ia expected home Saturday June 2i, from Wash ingtou. D. C.
 Miss Mary Rose chapdeiaine of Waurfran rpeut Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs Charles P8ulin.
 Rev John C. stoddsrd attended the Ashford association conference Mon Z day, sergln gas moderator.
 Henry Beausoieil who has been pending three weeks in Hartford re- turned to his home Sunday.
 Euclid Irahan has returned to his home in Putnam after having been employed in Hartford for the past months
 Rev. John (. stoddard was in Hart ford Wednesday and ThuEsday at tending q session of the AHti-Sal90n : League
 Mir and Mrs. FranE fhorburn ansi amiiy of Providence were at the home of Mrs C. B. oaseoigne over the weekend
 Mir and Mrs. Henry chsrpentiei of Providence spent Sunday Nth Mir. and Mrs V. Gharpeatier, of Wood stock avenue.
 Mir and Mrs A 4 Brodeor, Jaii. cite Brodeur and Hoderick Miller at- tended Che graduation exercises at Maaregan. Sunday.
 Miss Helen Mueha has returned 10 her home in Arctic. K l., after having Heut a month with her aisEaf, Ifs. John Duaa and family
 sirs Morgan F. Delaney of Main street is at $. Vneent's Hospital. ! Worcester. where she Wiil be operat- cd on for appendicitis.
 Miss Katherine Byrne is 10 address the Thompson Woman club at q meeting io be held next Thursday af ternoon at 230 o'clock.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter ] Bartlett. MIsses narcas and Ruth Bartlett and their guest. Aizs Helen Cane Of Mis sissippi. spent Sunday at Crescent Beach.
 Mrs. William r Wheaton and shii- dren are at Pieansant View, R l., where they wil spend the summer df Wheaton will peud the Week-ends with his family.
 Misses Edith and Ethel DinazsII uf School street were in Boston re- gently attending the graduation eH- efeises af Tufts College. one of the graduates being their cousin.
 Mir aad Mrs. David Beausolnil and II. and Mrs Charles poulin uf Harr aa stieet spent Sunday with Mr end HH FhHmas leVcs8Ha at HEbridee. da formerly of Putnam Nfs.
 MFs V Charpentier of Wood stoek avenue attended the graduation eXer- eIse Tuesday at Assomptiaa Colleze Haases Ger. where her y, Uiric HaHpeatier af Provide #as ono If She graduates.
 Remis and Lucille Eenas lie. chi. dfen of Hr. and i8 Evc Bonae- e#lIepf Daniel sa have bee pending 8 fev aeeh HIth their gra 8arents ifHud tifs Alfred Bon eilIe of H0a1sIaeE avenue.
 The ladies' Aid society ot he Bap- tisf church wifi hold an ali meet Ing Tng zHay. Inpe 2ath. Hfs. Clarence Pierce of Putnam eiehfs fGae WIll be 4 basket h. if stormy the meeting slil b. "a the ! following Thursdav
 Rev. and Mrs N. D Buttas enter taiucd Mis- Sadie l.. Davis Miss ! Gladys 1 Bullock af Rrovid ae. also Miss Lillian E Watkins. fl seere. fary for the Chicago Deacon Train : ing school. of Chicago. at the Metho- dist parsonage Wednesday,
 hIr and Mrs R ]. Manning and i Miss Susan Manning of Fi.t burg. ! Pa, were weekend guests at the home lof Mrs C. R. Gascoigne Of South Main street Mir Manning and fam lily were former parishioners of the late Rev. Mortimer GaseoiEue and Mrs. Gaseoigne in Toledo. 0hio.
 Among those attending the class reunions and exercises at Amherst College this week were at least four former Putnam young men, who at tended the public and High schools of this city They were Walter II Gil patrie. Ralph W Botham. Robert C. Perry and F. Raymond Gilpatric, also Attorney and Mrs Ernest C. Morse. aftll rgatdfpfr kar.