Putnam patriot., 1924-07-25
PUTNAM PERSONALS


 Samuel Kaminsky and family spent i che weekend in motor trip to New York city
 Mir. and ars. (. E. Heath have ro. turned from trlp to Aisgafa Falls and Canafia.
 Mir. and Mrs. Pierre Chabot. dauzh. ter Rose and son Armand, mot0fed to Springfield Sunday
 Mir. and Mrs. Clovis Carpenter and children of Worcester have been visit ing relatives here the past week.
 Miss Alice Adams, stenographer at che Putnam Light < Power Co.,, is having two weeks vacation.
 Fred Ms,hieu. who is employed in Hartford. was a visitor with his fam ily on Battey street on Sunday.
 Mrs. Richard Clemens and daugh- ter Elizabeth, are the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon, P0mfret street.
 Miss Frances Dobyns of Newton. vile is spending two weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Louis s. Carmark, Grand View.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Renshaw and Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Perreault made an auto trip to Attleboro, Mass, last Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank D. Thayer, Mrs. Fred Bruce and Mrs. N. J.. Lynch motored to Buttouwoods, R. l., Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. ! Bourbeau and MT. and Mrs. 4. St. George Of Webster visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Chabot Sunday evening
 M. and Mrs Joseph PeresuIt on Sunday entertained Mir. and Mrs. Albert Laine of Holoyke. and the Rev Frederick Miliette of Ludlow, Mass.
 William P Fletcher of Worcester spent the weekend at the Tourtel- lotte cottage oB Putnam Keights where Mrs Fletcher s guest for the summer.
 Mrs. Alice Douty, Grove street, ls entertaining this week her sister, drs. Mabel Good of Providence, and Miss Florence Thatcher. q New Haven teacher.
 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Messenger and Miss Mabel Messenger of Chi taEN AAiAAA AAi AAANiiAa HI T AAAlaAitt and the Gresvenor Daies, the first part of the week
 Mrs. Mary A Clark and her daugh. Ter Mrs William ?. Fletcher of Put nam Heights. entertained one day this week in honor of Miss Alice Porter of Reddinr. Mass.
 Mir and Mrs. J. White of Grove street and daughters Nell and Miili- cent motered to Oakland Beach on Sunday and visited MT. and Mrs. T. Marlow at their cottage
 F. L. Robinson, new ixh school principal. will occupy the laWef floor of the Tatem home on Grove street fhe upper floor Is being rsmodefed. and Mrs. Tatem will live there.
 Miss Eleanor C. Carpenter, of Snuth Main streeI is one of party making two weeks trip ta Niagara alls. Thousand Islands. the White Mountains aHd parts of CanGda.
 Mrs Elizabeth Gordon. 9amfret street. and daughter Nellie, have re turned from two. months v'snt with Mrs. Gordon's brother, Richard | Clemens of Wappiuger Falls. \. |.
 Mrs Ray Sh,pp-e and fsznily of DayVille and Miss Ella 1. Tourteilotte | of South Main street motored to on SnIIiay amt on the way back enjoyed a shore dinner at | Spring Lake.
 Mir. and Mrss John s. D,nx~sll of | School street enter-ziined on Sun ! day MT Dingwal's brother. James | Dingwall and daughter Margaret of | North Weymouth. Miss Margaret re- mHined to spend the week
 Mir and Mrs. Samuel Dsamond and daughter Miss Elsie of Putnam, Maur- ice Diamond of Hnrtfuztf. and Mr and Mrs Charles Jacobson and daughter Belle of Norwich are, orr motor tripiI this week through the White Mounf tains
 Dr.. and Mrs. F. T. Baldwin a.s daughter Mrs. Edna Young, Mir. ani f Mrs Frank Witmau, Otis Fox aud ! Richard Whalcn were among th0ose who attended the races at Greenfield, Mass. Wednesday, when Fair Wort sy, a troruer in which Dr. Baldwin and i MT. Witman are financially inte pest ed. won it's event.
 Leonard H. Meiior, superintendent of the National Rhea companyt will . make his home in the upper sene ment sf the Clark house on Grove street Alr and Mrs Mark F. Stin- son, who formerly occupied ths floor. . have left the city Mir Stiuson will . be principal of the high s1h0ol at . BaIdwinsville. Mass.
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