Putnam patriot., 1924-09-05

Donat Ntathteu spent LAoor Day in New London. Miss Yvonne Roy visited relatives in Nashua. N. H., last week. Mir. and Mrs. Edmund Kane were Wiliimantie syisitors Monday. Mir. and sirs. Arthur Maynard and son spent Monday in Hartford.
 Miss Irene Kay. Main street, ~as visitor to Willimantie Labor Day.
 Mrs. Seth Macdonald of Church street spent Monday in Willimantic.
 Fred mathieu and daughter Exolis of Hartford spent Labor Day in Put nam.
 Walter Lacroix of Hartford. for meriy of thr city. spent Tuesday here.
 spent Tuesday with friends in Wor- eester.
 Mis, Irene Emmons of Millbury. Mass, IS visiting MT. and Mrs. Harry Reach.
 Miss Christie Bebeauit of Main street was visitor to Worcester Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred G.gnon and son Earle spent Labor Day in Will limantie.
 Mrs. Juda Lemonvitx, Main street, spent Tuesday in New London on business.
 Mrs. Mary Farrell of Main street spent the weekend with relatives in Bridgeport.
 Waiter N. Phillips of Bolles street spent the weekend and Labor Day in New York.
 Miss Bertha Plessis, Woods,oek ave- nue, spent Sunday in New London with friends.
 Mrs. Eliza LaCroix and daughter Celia. of Pomfret street spent Labor Day in Norwich.
 Miss Celia Lafamme and Miss Gior- ianna Charren spent the weekend and ! holiday in Worcester. Miss Jennie obiitx. Providence street. entertained friends from Nor wich over Labor Day.
 Mir. and Mrs Charles Richard of Ham street spent the weekend with relatives m New Haven.
 Mir. and Mir. Emory Munysn and tWe sons of Worcester, spent Labor Day here with relatives.
 Hiss Olga Erickson of South Wood. stock vi be the s0loist at the Baptist church Sunday morning. Lawrence Bsssett and daugh- , ter Winifred spent Monday with Mr | and Mrs Ernest Bousquet.
 Walter D. Torrey spent Sunday and Labor Day in Westboro the guest of Mir. and Mrs. J W Stone. ; I.sodore Maynard. Boston, spent the weekend with his parents, Mir and Mrs Joseph Maynard. Bullock street. Mir. and Mrs. Zenon Rob.liard. | Chapel street. spent Sunday with s Mir and Mrs. John Wood, New Lon lon.
 Mir. and Mrs. II. r. oatley. Mrs A Rowse. Louis Gareau and Arthur Rowse spent Sunday at Sandy Point, R. l.
 Joseph Bove of Hartford was the guest of his parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Boye. over the weekend and holiday.
 Mir and Mrs. Alfred E. Harvey of Willimantic and son Earle were i ihe guests of C. D. Arnold and fam ? fly on Sunday. B Mir. aad Mrs. Lewis T. Chsmplin and son Dana of Grove street were 1 at Block Island over the weekend and Labor Day The Bible School Council of the Baptist church will meet Tuesday evening at o'clock in the ladies' par tor of the church. ! Mrs. Harold Anderson and daugh- fer of Park street returned Monday from spending the summer with her parents in Norwich.
 Mrs. Peter E.. Belsir is entertain
 ing her mother, Mrs. A. Gagnon of Worcester. and her aunt. Mrs L. Ploufe of Boston.
 Mrs. Mary Bishop and Mrs. Gene vieve Letters are attending the May flower convention which is being held in Plymouth. Mass.
 Mrs Philip Maynard. New York I City, spent the weekend and Mon day with Mr and Mrs. Joseph May nard. Bullock street
 Elmer Shippee has moved from School street into the house former : ly occupied by Mrs Emma Thurber on Providence street Miss Rita Bouthilette. Miss Mar garet kearney and Miss Beatrice ] Fortere. all of Hartford. spent Labor Day with their parents. Mir and Mrs. Florent otiens and Mr and Mrs Alfred Wagnel called ] on their aunt and uncle. Mir. and Mrs Ernest Bousquet. Sr. ] Miss Ruth Hatfield and Miss Psn- line A Lucier returned Monday from Lake Winuepesaukee where they had been on ten days vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs Charles l.. Torrey and Mir and Mrs. George Harrington spent the weekend and holiday at the Tor rey cottage at Crescent Beach
 Mir. and Mrs. Armand LaChanee and son Henry. Mr and Mrs. o. Bousquet and Miss Sarah Brady spent Saturday at Rocky Point. | Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Bousquet, IT,. and John Kenyon and son John went to Boston last week to meet Mrs Kenyon returning from her trip ! to England
 Mr and Mr. wtlfred Maxnard