Putnam patriot., 1927-09-30

hir and Mrs. James Love of Web ? ter called on Fatnam relatives Mon H day.
 f Harry Bovia of Mechanics stree Wa ln Hartford Tuesday aa hu#t ness.
 The Misses Jackson entertsinee : friends from New London Sunday af teruoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Armand Laebanee ' and son Henry spent Sunday in Provi deHee.
 Miss Florence Burgess of Walnut , treet entertained Danielsou relatives ? Monday
 Wilfred J Maynard of Church street was in Worcester Friday on business.
 Edward keefe of New Haven pas sed the week k-end at his home on Ring street
 Mrs C. W GiIpatrie is visiting her son. Raymond Gdpatrie and famils of New Britain.
 Miss Bessie Obletz of Providence street has gone to New York to make her home
 Mrs. Frank Bernier spent Tuesday With Mfs Omer Rivers of West Thompson
 Mr and Mrs. Charles SeJsF and dauzhler Marion Uee -pend5ns fe.2 day ia Boston.
 mrs Paul Boehm of Pawtuetet. for merIE af Putnam called on friends here last week.
 hirs. George Harrington of Killing. F avenue has been confined 70 her home by illness
 Dr and Mrs Carl I Phili.ps have been entertaining relatives rom l Amesbury, Mass.
 Mrs Elizabeth Sullivan of Somer- FjIe. Mas, spent Wednesday with Mss sarah Brady
 Mrs Bertha knibbs of Main street was in Providence Thursday and at tended the theatre.
 Mr and Mrs. A Csrriere of Peace daic. R |, spent Sunday with Mir and Mrs \. s. Jean.
 MT and Mrs Edmund Gilbert and '~a children of Main street visited wth relatives this week.
 MT and Mrs. Saul Gordon of Will ] kiHson street are entertaining New York relatives this week.
 Miss Marion Wilcox returned to Brown University Providence, Tues day for he junior year.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Dapre and Ne aa4 Af E. E Wood spent sun das ar Pleasant View. E. l. T Saul stamm of Norwich IS visiting 0itH Hs 5aa-IH Ms Jennie 9bie'k ai ] Frae #enea freet fhis week.
 Miss Gertrude Warner has return et areM Heaaae several NzSE5 2 T NHdfF37 SeW 6rmWs
 Mrs silyrman. who has been wis
 HHe here =eeefa Ueek has fefaHe1
 her Hams n St Paul Nian
 Mrs. John kenyon and son John oi
 naseHle aH alf Ernest koasguet Ir=. spp6t sunday n Wore ter
 Mr. and Mrs Emery Mauyon ans 55 son If Worcester sTeut the week =e end the gaestz If AHs. Iewel. Ross. J.. Doua Jolie of Wooosoeket spen d The weekend with his parents, ar k and Mrs. William Jolie of Mil street
 Dr. and Mrs, H. A Houehton O
 Grove street have been eutertalnin' ,e Miss Eleanor Powers If Worcester. lg MT. and Mrs Joseph Gobin and soI r. Leon visited Sunday with Mir. ani s. Mr. Omer Rivers ef West Thompson Mir. and Mrs. Max Lavine of ChsPe
 street are entertaining party Of re = Hlatives from New York city this week tn Mrs. Warren Averill of Plesssn n street has been visiting her sister n Mrs. Taggart of East Greenwich i- R I.
 :. Mrs Ida Bard and Mrs. Raymon ,g purfee entertained Mr. and Mrs Il In II. Hewitt of Groton, Conn, las D. week.
 Mrs. Fiber, woodi. of Walnu .Fstreet spent Che week end the gues
 of friends at Crescent Bench, Ne' nt London.
 Mr. and Mrs Edward Mckenns an l2 two sons. John and Paul of Lowell a. Mass. spent Sunday with Mrs. Heeto .i Duvert.
 Capt Ivy Martin of Union street er d tertaIned over the week end Capt Lu il. lu Snhl and Lieut. Pearl Wilson 0 h Hartford.
 Walter LaCroix of Hartford visit - cd with his sister and husband, Nh
 and Mrs. Wilfred Maynard of Churc = street Sunday ! MT. and Mrs Hyde smith and daughter Marjorie of Worcester, for ! mery of this city visited with friend : here an Saturday ! Mrs Alfred Shippee of BridgePor \ has returned ta her home after visit me week With Mrs Gilbert Shppe ~ Walnut street | Harold Arnold, who attended Til { t4n school. TitaH N H., last Neaf ! tft ,h,z week te guier Worcester P9 < lyteemIe Institute \ Mr and Mrs Philip salvas and son ' Roua fl Blaekstane formerly af thl \ city. were the quests on sunday Q \ Putnam relatives Mr and Mrs 0mer Milot of Ere \ mont street entertained over the week end Mrs MH0ts sister, Miss Jesl \ Gr6sYeuor df Norwich \ Mir. and Mrs William Jolie had a } Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Napoleon \ Refart of Marlboro and Mir and Mrs . Fred Cartier of Providence.