Putnam patriot., 1927-04-15

LaWard ng Of Buck street is VI - is Hg Ia .0fiaas
 John " Cahan sp nt Saturday 4I,h friends n LoHslaie, E. !.
 rred .iatt spen the weekend tho laest of HIIimaHtie re atffes.
 Ray Perkins passed the weekend al his home in rItehbufE, Mass.
 Mir and sirs. Alvin Leeia.r motor ed Co NorW .eh in their ne@ ear Sun day
 Mrs Albert Auger of School street spent several day this week in Web ster
 Francis Hyde of Fremont stree, has moved his family to Kehobeth, daas
 Mir. and Mrs Armand Lsehanee and son Henry spent Saturday tn Provi- dence
 Fred Warren, Norwich. spent the week and ut his home on School street
 Robert Diamond spent the week end with his wife and daughter in Boston.
 Dr. and Mrs. II. E. Wright of Staf- ford Springs visited friends here sundng
 mr and Mrs Jasper Holmes of Grand View were Providence visitors Saturday
 Joseph Michel returned early the week ftum spending a week iu New York City
 Mrs. Edward Phillips of School
 f#et peat Wednesday with friends .H la0tueket
 Dr Hugh Campbell of Norwich w..l he st fHc Day kimball Hospital Tue da APrt t3
 Jerome and Raymond Toartellotte of Putnam Heights were in Pruvi- deuce Iast week
 air and Mrs Walter Lindeman en- t9jaiHed Mrs " j Liudeman of Wood toek 'ast week.
 Mir and Mrs Joseph osier. Mssn sI tc,t. spent the week end with friends in Providence
 N ss Mildred Bard. student nurse of Boston. bas been visiting her mother Mr Ida Bard
 Lesndre Bosudreault was operated on Monday at the Louis Pasteur Hos pItal Worcester, for rupture.
 Mir. and Mrs lssdore Spieglemsn aud children of Bridge street spent sunday with Worcester friends.
 Earl Smithson of Hartford passed suudHT the guest of Mr and Mrs. s..tsard tIHs If FarfoWs street.
 Miss Mae Reinhold of Laneaater. h. W#a the aeek=eud guest af the H DIreas and Ruth Bartlett
 Mss Sadie Zal,ss Of Norwich spent Tuesday and Nedri dsy sita her parents Mir and Mrs Philip ZaIns
 Nnltam Bla'se of the Soldiers lloHa. Aaatah la spending a lHirts days fHrIaagh with relatives in PW Ham
 4 L. Fitts. who has been spending She winter n Providence. returned q hs home au Chapman street Satur daY
 Mir and Mr. Philip Geld.tein of Bridge stre.t left on Thursday L. pend Enc tolldngs with New York relatives.
 Mr. and Mrs David Miller, who were recently married in New York City have rented aa apartment on Man street here.
 Mir and Mrs Alex St Jean of Hartford spent last week with their parents, Mir. and Mrs Alex St Jean af Providence street
 Mir and Mrs F. E Kent. Mir and Mrs l.. T .Champlin and Dana metor- ed to East Taunton. Mass. Sunday. te see the herring run.
 Mir and Mrs Alfred Lucas and MT and Mrs Henry Dumas of Chapel street were in Providence on Satu day attending the theatre
 Miss Jennie ObletH of Providence street entertained over the week end her cousin. Sehg Stamm. student at Harvard College. Cambridge. Mass.
 Mir and Mrs Frderick Wilcox of Chapman street have been entertain iug Mrs WflcoNs brother and wife Mr and Mrs W C Edsou of Thomas ton Conn.
 Alfred Barber of Worcester Tech and Mss Sarah Barber of Cuunecti= cut College for Women, New Lon- don, have been spending the spring recess at their home here
 Mrs. Lewis I Champlin has been substituting as Kindergarten teacher at the Israel Putnam school this week the sgulAr teacher, Miss Mildred Gregg, being ll with tonsilitis
 Harold Wilcox. son of Mir and Mrs Frederick Wilcox. has resigned his position at the N ] Bartlett grocery store and accepted position with the Putnam Light & Power Go of this city.
 Mrs Leon r Wilson IS visiting her mother. Mrs \ | Morse. m Lake hurst. N j.. previous to attending the p 4 R congress in Washington next week as enc of the delegates from the laeal chapter
 Mir and Mrs rhonsas Duffy of South Main street entertained al din uer Sunday Mrs Thomas Fieldiue nd daughter Grace of Norccsttr. tHd Mir and Mrs Peter Duly and family 9f Webster
 Pierre H Myers of Grove street has bought tbc house at thc corner of Grove and Ring streets owned by George Harrington Mir Myers viii hmld bungalow for Mr Harrington Inter on killngR avenue