Putnam patriot., 1925-07-24
PUTNAM PERSONALS.

Mrs C. L. Adams was s Worcester visitor Tuesday.
 Squire Kelley of Mill street spent Sunday with friends in Boston.
 Bona Burgess of Middle street spent Sunday with friends at Mantle.
 W. s. Johnson has returned from spending several months in Florida.
 Miss Edith Ding~sll of the Putnam Savings Bank, Is having two weeks vacation.
 Fred Pl&tt. who has been i'll for some time in Willimantic, has return ed to Putnam.
 Mrs Juda LemonovitE of Main street was a recent visitor with WOr- cestef friends.
 Mrs. Peter Ledesux of Bullock street is visiting with relatives in Worcester this week. ] Otis Morrsrty and Robert Page att 1 tended the gathering of Shriners at | Bridgeport. Saturday. 1 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Bsrdier of Church street spent Sunday with friends in New London. 1 Frank Jsrvi, of Livery stree, spent the weekend with his family at their cottage, Warwick, R. I.
 Misses Eliza and Marietta Reid of South Main street spent Sunday with friends in Rocky Point.
 Mrs William Mekibben of Miami. Florida. was the guest last Friday of Mrs Walter 4. Wheaton.
 Mrs. Walter A. Wheaton was the guest last week of Mir and Mrs. Louis Dimock of South NillingtoH.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Mellor and Mr. and Mrs. Walter 4. Wheaton spent Saturday at Pleasant View.
 Mrs. Albert Miour and daughter. i Miss Eva. spent the weekend the guest of Mrs. Gilbert Rogers of Nor wich.
 Charles Kennedy of Providence spent Sunday as the guest of his mother. Mrs. Mary Kennedy of Church street.
 Mr snd Mrs Gus Swanson of Wal nut street are entertaining theiri niece, Miss Einnea Carlson of Man chester. Conn.
 Mrs D. Bizaillon of Church street spent the weekend the guest of her daughter and husband, Mir. and Mrs. Alex LaVallie. of Sterling
 Mrs Robert Bro~nlie of Bolles street is visiting with her daughter and husband. Mir. and Mrs Jack La Chance of Hartford this week.
 mr. and Mrs Frederick Lawrence and son, Fredrick.Jr.. of Buzzard's Bay were the guests of Miss Edna NJ. Mann of Grove street last Saturday.
 Mrs 6enevisve II. Letters of Grand View entertained on Sunday Ar and Mrs Harold Hawxhurst. Mrs O. E. HaRxhurst, and Mrs Ingalls, of Prov ideHee
 Mr and Mrs. Omer Milot and Miss Josie GrosVenor of Fremont street have been entertaining their niece. Miss Miriam Grosveaor of Boston. this week
 A private dance was given. attend ed by Putnam people, at Stone Pa vailon. south W Muudstock Tuesday evening Music was by the iaeal Or chestfa of Webster
 Mrs George A Hawkins, MT and Mrs Samuel Rich and Misz Mary Eddy icft yesterday for QHaa1chan= tauR k. l.. where they will occupy thef summer home. Mrs. Chsrles Belair and son An tonin of Meehanicsville, Mr and Mrs Peter Relatr and children. and Mir Marquis If this fly. motored tu Webster Sunday, spending the day
 Mir. and Mrs. George J. Harper and daughter Miss Ella. of Water street and Miss Annette Harper af North Grosvenordale. attended the funeral of relative in New Bedford last Saturday.
 A number of new cottages have been built at AlcXander's Lake, and the summer colony is the largest if has ever been There is plan to extend electricity for the Use of the cottagers by the Dauielsou X Plain field Gas and Electric Company.
 Herbert Fitxroy, son of Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Fitzroy, formerly of this city. has graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with hon ors. winning the Rhodes Scholarship, which gives him entrance to Cam bridge College. Cambridge, England.
 George P. Miner left Sunday af- tcrnoon for New Haven where on Monday. he boarded a special train chartered by Knights Templar for a trip Co Seattle, Washington. The same train will bring the party home. lt Is composed of stateroom ears and a diner.