Putnam patriot., 1928-03-22


III az his home.
Mrs. Angie Tatsm Is III at her home
on Grove street.
Ralph f. Cahan was in New York
several days this week.
Mrs. G.. w. Clifford and son. James,
were In Worcester, Saturday.
Miss Anna Weaver Of Kiilingly vis-
tied with friends here Tuesday.
James Mahoney Of the Bradley
Theatre was IN Boston Monday.
Mrs. Leo casne Of Lee street spent
Friday with friends in Danielson.
Mrs. Bertha Knibbs Of Main street
was a Providence visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Marie Cirsca Of Lee street,
who has been i'll, is much improved.
I. Lawrence Besuregsrd Of Webster
visited with relatives here Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Jackson Of Park street
spent Monday with friends in Dan
ielson.
Miss Mabel Whiting Of Eden street
visited with friends In Danielson on
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. o. n. Hermanson were
In Boston Tuesday attending the flow
err Show.
Mrs. stett Macdonald and Mrs.
Michael Keefe were in Scuthbridge
early this week.
Miss Doris Card visited with rela-
tives in Providence and Pawtucket
over the weekend.
Miss Nancy Loeklin Of Ring street
spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs.
Leon Lockiin of Milton, Mass.
Mrs. Joseph Shepard Of Prospect
street has recently returned from
visit with her mother IN Philadelphia,
Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Diamond of
Grove street entertained party of
relatives from Boston over the week
md.
Miss Della Rowe Of Livery street is
listing this week with her grand
mother. Mrs. Emery Daigneau Of
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Common Of
iain street entertained on Friday
dr. Connor's sister, Miss Dolly Con-
Tor Of Providence.
Mrs. Henry Maio and daughters
Barbara Of Danielson spent Monday
With her parents. Mr. and Mrs Ernest
handler Of Livery street.
MIR. and Mrs. L. Wsissrd of Main
treet entertained Tuesday Attorney
nd Mrs. Louis Woisard and son.
.ouis. Jr., from Danieissn.
Mrs. Chester Emerson and daagh-
n Eleanor, Webster. spent Sunday
he guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
IRIS. Rictxtrd Gibaey Of Bellevue
rect.
Mrs. Wallace Whitney has been ana
7arcester tfsis week visiting her hus-
aud who recently underwent see
ous operation at the Hai1nemann
ospital in that city.
MIR. aud Mrs. Henry Ercdsftc have,
turned 10 make their home on Mill
rect after living for s@me time with
ieir daughter. Mrs. Raymond Evans
I'd family Of Sauthbridge. 1
Mrs. Lester H.rlihy and ts@a chill
rem n North Chelmsford. Mass,
turned home Nanday after spending
week with her parents, Nix and
rs. Albert Miorr of Millon street.
Mrs. Abbie Dsni.ls, for many years
resident of Putnam, now OF Man
lester. N. r., Is a patient at Sacred
cart Hospital in that city, having
stained a broker pelvis thro~h
u on the ley paa~ment.
Mrs. Hsrbert SIye aud four sfsii-
EN-, Wilbur, Betty. Richard aad
lirlay, moved Thursday ia Stafford
,rings their former home, where
r. Slye ~ Employed They caIze TO
ltnam a few yexs ago Ia mike
me with Mrs, Slys's sister. the kite
ISIS Mary Wilbur.
A groap Of high sehcai paspii<.
aoda Hines. Juditn Sahin, Maryland
lyne, Hayden Franklin. and Arthur
owe, accompanying BY Miss Sarah
arber and John p Sabin matnrnra To
,ston by way Of Worcester. Sat1r-
IN. They saw Harniet at the theatre.
n the way they slapped at Else' Way
De Inn.
Mr. ard Mrs. T. Woissrd al Main
rect entertained Sunday, Armand
atraverse from Sarel. Canada. Louis
lssier from Pirwtucket, Mrs A.
lvers and daughter Bertla from
rovidence. Miss Blanche lsAtraverse
ON Comfortable, r. l., and Mr.. and
rs. Edgar Messier from uHnielson.
n came from their respectxe places
I motor.