Putnam patriot., 1926-11-19

Arthur DusGrt was ID bHstVH aSA- day.
 Earl U. Austin of Woodsioek ave uue Is erecting Q building
 Dona JoH of Woonsoek~t spent Sunday al his home here.
 Dr.. Harry A. Houghton has been enjoying a month vacation.
 Mrs J. J. Dimon fell recently, with the result of spfained wrist
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul Boehm of Grand View were in Providence Tuesday.
 Mrs. Nelson Lo~n has Miss Char lofte Heath of SWarthmore, Pa. as guest.
 N. J. RemiIlard of Hartford spent the weekend with C. Q. Barrett, SunByside avenue.
 Miss Emma Kinney and Ebert Kim ney hay been entertaining Miss Mary Beard of Shelton, Conn.
 Everett Packard has been in Dover. \. H. called there by the illness of his father, who broke his hip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Bousquet, Sr.. spent Sunday in Mechanicsville with his father, Tousant Bousquet.
 Martin Griffin of Boston was here Wednesday attending the funeral of his brother-in-law. James Smith.
 Rev. Frank Fuller of Tatem street has occupied the pulpit of the Abing ton Congregational church few Sun days.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Carriere and fam fly of Peacedale. k. l., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 4. St. Jean
 Miss Sarah Brady spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. kd- mund Guertin and family of Woou socket.
 Mrs. A. Bovia of West Thomp,op spent Wednesday, with her daughter. Mrs 0mer Rivers of Providence street.
 Miss Ida Palmer had as callers. Sun day, her brother, Albert Q. Palmer, and James DivaH and family of Prov idence.
 Mrs. Charlotte Champlin of Arling. ton, Mass. has been th guest of her son, Lewis T. Champin, and family this week.
 Mrs George Baker of Fremont street has been visiting her mother Mrs Ellen Torrey of Central Village this week
 Mrs. Alfred Wagnell of GIencove. k L. is spending this week with hcr mother. Mrs. Eugene Barrett of Sc ncxet Road
 Miss Priscilla Smith of Boston was the weekend guest of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Arthur E. Smith of Seward street
 L. and Mr and Mrs John Kenyon and son John of Dayyille spent Saturday m Providence
 Harold Lyon of Hartford and Miss Carolyn Alley of Wnunsocket spent the weekend with Miss Eotte Alley of Providence street.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Leland and children and Mrs. V llliam Gaenon of Worcester spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Peter F. BeIair.
 silss M Wheeloek and George 5. Bradley and their young sons return eel Sunday morning from the sesqul= Centennial exposition at Philadelphia.
 St. Mary's Welfare Council will give a whist in the K of 6. hatl next Tuesday afternoon. These whists will be given every week. The public Is invited to attend.
 w. N. Aldrieh of Putnam, Mir. and Mrs Everett E. May of East Wood stock and C NJ Palmer of Wllliman- tie visited relatives in Manchester and Hartford Sunday.
 At the Friday afternoon bridge whist held with Mrs. Carlton Blossom last Friday afternoon, Mrs. Nelson Lown received the first prize and Mrs. John Moss the second.
 Mir. and Mrs Ozias La Liberte, MT and Mrs Wilfred Aubrey and three children. and O. Guertin of Taftvilie spent Sunday with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs \ St Jean.
 Mrs. Edward Favreau of Thompson, formerly of Putnam. is recovering from an operation performed at the Day kimball hospital. She injured herself while lifting heavy stick of wood.
 Mrs. Genevieve Letters of Grand View rntertaind her sister, Mrs John L. Shaw. and Mir. Shaw. of Spring field. over the weekend. Mir. Shaw has been employed on the Springfield Republican stuff for years. The We'll Baby conference was held Tuesday afternoon. from D. m Co { p m. in the high school auditorium. There were SIN babies. The nurses were Miss Vincent of Hartford and Mrs Harry Torrey. assisted by Miss Geraldine Frost