Putnam patriot., 1926-11-26

spent Monday in ProVlaehce on Dusl- ness.
 Mir. and Mrs. AdoIph cregoire at tended recital in Webster Monday evening.
 Philip Zaltas of Front street spent several days this week in Norwich on business.
 Ralph F. Gahan of Main street spent Thanksgiving with friends m Auburn. Mass.
 Edward Bruce of Worcester spent the weekend with his family here on Walnut street.
 William Donovan of Worcester spent the holiday with his family here on Bridge street.
 Mir. and Mrs Joseph Belair. have removed from Main street to Smith street this week.
 Mir. and Mrs Ovils Gosselin of Mid dle street spent Sunday with rela- tives in Providence.
 Miss Hazel Converse of Hartford spent Thanksgiving with MT. and Mr.. Henry l.. Converse.
 William Esston of Woonsoeket spent Thanksgiving with his family here on klng street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Lamon have returned from their wedding trip and are at home on Main street.
 Mrs. Ruby M Booth Of North Mar ket street spent Saturday m New Ha- yen attending the football game
 Mir. and Mrs Fred Gagnon and son Eall of Main street spent Sunday with relatives in Lousdaics E.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. Baker removed this week from North School street to Jhe Fisher house on School street.
 Leon I. Wilson. Jr.. of Norwich University. N0rthfieli. Vermont, ,s home for the Thanksgiving holiday.
 Miss Mary Child of Hartford spent several days last week the guest ot her parents. Mir and Mrs. John Child.
 Miss Sophia Harrison of Worcester is visiting with her parents, MT. and Mrs Joseph Harrison of Bridge street.
 mr. and Mrs. E. B Kent entertain. cd Mr and Mrs. Carl T Kent and two children of Meriden over the holiday.
 Mrs Martin Hogan of Tstem street spent the weekend the guest of her daughter. Miss Anne Hogan in Hart ford.
 Herbert Clark of Middletown spent Thanksgiving with his parents Ar. and Mrs George Clark of Walnut street
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Bruce are removing this week from Walnut street Co the Mckgnna house en the same street.
 Mayor and Mrs. Victor Chapdelaine If Church street entertained last week then niece, Mrs. Lawrence kingma1 0f Brockton.
 Miss Tillie Kaminsky of Worcester spent the holiday Wth her parents. Nr and Mrs Samuel kamiasky of Pleasant street.
 Miss Bella Lemonovitz of Bridge street spent the weekend with her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Israel of Winthrop. Mass.
 William Brady. who is playing with Able Irish Rose Co, spent the week end with his sisters, the Misses Brady of Church street.
 I. Lawrence Beauregard of Web ster spent Sunday the guest of his brother, William Beauregard, Hotel Cargill. Main street
 Miss Sarah Barnes of Main street spent the weekend the guest of her niece and husband, Mir. and Mrs k Naples of Providence.
 Miss Eleanor Pagan of Uxbridge. Mass, spent Friday the guest of her cousins. Misses Eliza and Marietta Reid of South Main street
 Robert Bro~nlie of Bolles street. who has been a patient at Worces- ter hospital for several weeks, is gain ing and is much improved.
 MT and Mrs Earl Spencer of Bos- ton spent the weekend with Mrs. Speucer's parents, Mir. hhd Mrs F. \ Fisher of School street
 Mir and Mrs. Samuel Diamond of Grove street spent Sunday the guest of their son and wife, Mir. and Mrs. Maurice Diamond. Hartford.
 MT and Mrs Charles Lamon of Main street entertained on Sunday Mir and Mrs. Anthony Bush and Mir and Mrs James Murphy of Norwich.
 Mir. and Mrs. Nelson Constant of Mllllmautle formerly of this city. visited with Mrs Constants mother. Mrs Mary Ethier of Smith street. Friday.
 MT and Mrs. Joseph Maynard of Bullock street are entertaining their daughter and husband. MT and Mrs. &oal LaReauN and two sons of Med ford Mass.
 Mir and Mrs Louis Nalade. Uldc and Raymond Nalade, and Mir and Mrs. Joseph Nalade spent Sunday ir Fitehburg. Mass, visiting relatives and friends
 Miss Corinne Wilson of Laurel street entertained small party of friends Tuesday evening in honor of her nineteenth birthday. Games. re- treatments and dancing made the eve ntng hours pass pleasantly
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Rswley. Mir and Mrs. Charles Rawley and son Fred of Grove street with Mir and Mrs. W. C kiebart and son William of Webster motored Co Worcester Thanksgiving day for dinner party followed by theatre party
 Mrs Charles Rawley of Grove street entertained the O P club of Woonsoeket. Saturday afternoon \ business meeting was held and soci- ability enjoyed. A covered dish sup per was served, the house belng de- corated in keeping with the holiday seasan.
 Wednesday's Norwich Bulletin has the following concerning Mrs. Jacob 4