Putnam patriot., 1927-02-11

Robert Rrter spans several aa asA this week in New Haven.
 James Mahoney, Rockville. spent Tuesday iH town on business
 Earl Bevi. New London. spent the weekend sith relatives here.
 Miss Alice Osier of sabin street spent Monday sith friends Boston
 Samuel Diamond of Grove stree, spert Non8ay a Norwich on bushes.
 Miss Ethel Ellis Of FArro-s street entertained Hartford friends on sun day.
 Mrs. George Jordan of West Wood stock IS visiting with friends here t2' day.
 Mrs. Herbert CIlispie of School street spent Wednesday with Boston friends.
 Mrs Earl Bevis of Providence street spent Friday with Hartford friends.
 Mrs. Charle. Darling of School street spent Tuesday with Worcester relatives.
 Joseph Maynard. Bullock street, who has beer seriously iil, is slightly improved.
 Mrs. Charles Alniey of Walnut street spent Tuesday with friends in Norwich.
 Mir. and sira. Charles Paul of Wal. nat street entertained Boston Felati*= es on Sunday
 Edward Ella Of willimsntie passed the weekend NIth his famils here on FarroWs street
 Mir. and Mrs Fred Brier of Bsttey street spent .He weekend with NeN Bedford frIeads
 Leslie Whittemors of Providence. formerly ef ms elts. speat Tuesday Uith friends hefe-
 Victor Lapoint of Livery street Was confined e his home over tae weekend NtH grip.
 Mrs. Morris Patterson, School street spent Thursday with Mr. Pat terson m ReadvHile.
 John Harper of Providence, for mer resident af this city, spent Err. day with old friends here.
 John Hogan of Tatem street was iu Webster un Wednesday attending the funeral of William Moore.
 Miss Theresa Moran of Mill street left on Saturday for Hartford where she will enter the order of Sisters ot Mercy.
 Edward Bruce of Worcester and Robert Bruce If Boston spent the weekend at their home on Walnut street
 Mrs. Cora Adams of Buck street spent the weekend the guest of MT. and Mrs George Jordan of West Woodstock
 Miss Tile kaminsIsy, Woreests-, spent Che weekend with her parents, Mf. and Mf- Samuel kaminskF Of Pleasant street.
 Miss suaie Yaeker. New York City. is visiting th week with her aunt and uncle. Ar aHd Mrs Nathan 1aeker If Bridge street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lspoin, and daughter Blanche of Main street spens the weekend the guests of relatives in New Bedford.
 Mrs. Joseph Monshsn of Newport came on Monday for q yislt with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Richard tslhneg of FafHows street.
 Mrs. Barrak Smith of Buck street, who has been ili the past few months, is so far improved as Co be able to# walk out each day.
 Mrs. Berniee G. Delaney of Main street entertained on Monday her sister and husband. Mir and Mrs. Me. Ginley of Woonsocket.
 Mrs. Henry Burdiek. Bolles street spent Sunday in Boston visiting with her husband. who IS a patient at the Massachusetts General Hospital
 Mrs. Nathan Yaeker. son Erwin and daughter Ruth. returned Sunday Co their home on Bridge street after few days visit with New York rela- tives.
 Misses Mildred. Florence and Jer- uie Burgess and Jesse Burgess Of Walnut street were dinner guests oG Sunday of Mr and Mzs Manning Nil CON of Ilarrisyille
 Mir. and Mrs Earl Bevis of Provi- eeuce street have leased the apart meut m the Warren house on South Man street and will remove there he 6rs f she week
 Mir. and Mrs Henry Malo and in. fant daughter of nanielsoB spent Tuesday the guests of Mrs Malo's parents. Mir. and Mrs Ernest Chand- Ter of Livery street.
 Nr and Mrs Vincent Wylegaia of Main street entertained on Sunday his sisters. Mrs William kozlowskl and Mrs. Stanley Kozlowski and daughter Dorothy If Webster.
 William Warren of South Main street Ief. on Tuesday for New York Citq whore he wlll visit with his son and vie Mr and Mrs Norman War