Putnam patriot., 1927-11-10

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 Francis Crsb,ree of Meadow street pent Sunday with relatives in Mor- eester
 Mrs Mary Baker of Middle street spent Sunday with relatives in Pas eoag.
 Miss Ruth Wiley of School street will spent Friday the guest of friends in Boston.
 Miss Lillian Adams of Walnut street who have been i'll at her home, is improved.
 Charles Ainley of Springfield spent the weekend at his home here on Walnut street
 MT. and Mrs. Niekols Pelruso re- moved from Main street to Middle street this week
 Miss Catherine Hsekett of Walnut street is visiting with friends in Dan ielson this week
 Melvin Baker of School street who has been iii the past three weeks, is slightly improved
 Mir and Mrs. Fred Gsgnon of Main street spent Sunday with relatives in Harrisville, k. L
 Mir. and Mrs. Mark Gallant of Church street spent Sunday with re- latiyes in Hartford
 Robert Brownlie of Bolles street Is seriously H and q patient af Harvard Hospital, Worcester.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Gahan and son, Jr.. of Main street spent Sunday with relatives in Harrisville
 George Macdonald of School stree, will be the guest of friends in Boston over the holiday. Friday
 Dr. Garein of Dayville has been made member of the visiting staff of the Day kimball Hispital.
 Manuel Serpis of Boston spent last weekend the guest of Mir. and Mrs George Anas of Mechanics street.
 Henry Bousquet of Mechanics street entertained over Sunday his sister. Mrs. Eugene Kelley of Worcester
 Mrs. Robert Brownie of Bolle. street spent Sunday with her daugh- ter, Mrs. John Perrin of Worcester.
 Mr. and Mrs Frank Furnace and daughter Gertrude of Rochdale. Mass. visited with friends here Thurs day
 Mrs J. F Carpenter, who has been critically il at the Day kimball Hos pital is now improving and is able to sit up.
 Lieut. Pauline Bryan of Ansonia Conn. spent the weekend the guest of Capt Ivy Martin of the Salvation Army.
 Miss Addie Holland of Sawyer District WIS q Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs L. Howard Cross of Central Village.
 Mr. and Mrs. UIrie St Marie and daughter of Bullock street spent Sun day with relatives in Attleboro and Uxbridge
 Miss Lillian Genneno of Boston was the guest over the weekend of her parents. Mir and Mrs Ralph Genneno of Main street.
 Ovide Constant of Willimantic spent several days this week with his grandmother. Mrs. Mary Ethier of Smith street. Mir. and Mrs Earl Bevis of South Main street entertained Mechaniesvil- i le, N. Y, relatives over the week end and Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Richard of Main street entertained over the weekend their nephew, Franklin Bur dick of Providence.
 Mir. and Mrs Albert J. Beach of Somerville Mass, will spent the weekend as guests of Mir and Mrs. Eben Holden of Grove street.
 Gordon Caifrey, a student al Bryant X Stratton college. Providence. spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Anna Caffrey of Pomfret street.
 Mrs. Robert Sands. who has been visiting with relatives in Dorchester, Mass. for several weeks, has return ed to her home on School street.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap- list church will hold their next meet ing with Mrs Arthur F. Smith of Seward street on Wednesday, Nov. l I6
 Captain Ivy Martin and Lieutenant i Lillian White of Union street are in i New York city this week attending National Meeting of the Salvation Army.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry Tetreault, Sr., of Main street were the guests over Sunday of their daughter. Mrs. George Lavallie and family of Provi- dence.
 Mir and Mrs. Alonzo Skinner of ! Farrows street spent the weekend the guest of their son and wife. Mir. and Mrs Howard James of Provi- deuee
 Miss Dorothy keefe, student at Connecticut College. New London, spent the weekend the guest of her parents, MT and Mrs. Michael keefe of Ring street
 James Child youngest son of MT and Mrs John r. Child. formerly of i this city has been at Memorial Hospi 1 tai. Worcester, being treated for an internal ear trouble.
 Mrs Samuel Gordon and two sons of Wilkinson street who has been wis iting with New York relatives the past three weeks. returned to their home here Wednesday, Mrs. Gertrude Woznicki of Canal street has been patient at St. Vim cents Hospital. Worcester, for a month. returned to her home Sunday mneh irsaprDvad in haatth