Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04

Charles T. Thayer was in Norwich
on Monday
Mrs Hsyilsnd ia housekeeper for
Chauncey Morse.
MIR. William Ssult the local train.
master is on his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ladasey and children
spent Sunday in Plymouth.
Mrs. GiIber, Shippee Of Walnut
street was in Norwich recently.
Miss Annie Randall Is making her
home with Mrs. W. II. Longden.
Miss Alice Morse is expected home
on Saturday from Rutland, Mass.
Adolph Jarvis and Henry Trudeau
attended Brockton Fair Tuesday.
!sodore Wise has gone to make his
home with relatives in Philadelphia.
MIR. and Mrs. Lionel Poirrie attend.
ed wedding in Woonsoeket on Sun
day
Martin Griffin of Boston was al his
home on Gilman street over the week
end.
/ Miss Lillian E. Hawks of Battle
Greek. Mich, has been visiting friends
! here.
Arthur Pominville returned Satur-
day from a weeks visit with Leroy
Thompson.
Neil Bulger spent the Weekend
with the Hinlihey family at North
/ Chelmsford.
Il Mrs. Abbott Haley and son Of Nor.
wich spent the weekend wishing Mrs.
Dan Durand.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Ledger and
child motored TO Worcester on Satur-
day afternoon.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Biaehi and daughter
Amelia Of School street spent Sunday
al Spring Lake.
H Alden Shippee of Norwich has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Shippee
of Walnut street.
Miss Kathrins Thayer Of Worcester
spent the weekend with her parents
on Bradley street.
II Mrs. George Lard of Mechanics
street entertained party of ladies at
her home Monday.
Mrs. Sherwood cennell and daush-
ter, Miss Mary, were in Worcester
ore day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sham and
guests from Oakland Beach motored
TO Barre on Sunday,
MIR. and Mrs. c. s. Andem have
returned from their summer home at
Hampton Beach. n. H.
Paul Wheaton has received a posi-.
tion in the Office of Attawaugan mill
Powdrell & Alexander Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Peck spent the
weekend in Cheshire the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton c. Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hohson oi
Springfield called on hr. and Mrs
William Wheaton on Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. James N. Bevan oil
Hartford were the guests over III,
weekend Of Miss Elizabeth Child.
Mrs. William Wheaton is at HON,
from Day Kimball Hospital with hel
small son William, two weeks old.
Mrs. Ida Kvist Of Walnu, stree
was in Hartford recently, accompa
MED by little Miss Gwendolyn Brock.
, Mrs. Charlotte Champlin and Mia
: Bessie Champlin of Abingdon, Mass.
were visiting friends in Putnam Fri
day.
r Peter Lee and William Murphy
owners of a Wallingford lunch cart
: spent Monday with Danielson anc
Putnam friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Cyngell oil
, killingiy avenue entertained Mrs
Gyngelrs mother and brother from
Rockville Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Florenus Clark spent
, Sunday with Mrs. Clark's sisters
Miss Charlotte and Miss Julia Man
ming Of Worcester.
) Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mellor Jr.
! and children have returned from theii
vacation Of two weeks spent tourini
: Maine and Canada
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crosker o.
Springfield are visiting Mrs. Croes
er's sister, Mrs. Emil Benoit, an'
family Of Killingiy avenue.
Miss Elinor Murphy, teacher J,
Bristol, Conn, passed the week-en'
with her mother, Mrs. Catherine Muir
ply Of Sunnyside Heights.
Amedee Dugas and friends, tn
. Misses Lillian Basley, Grace Morrc
I and sister Alice, motored to Taftvill'
Sunday TO witness ball game.
Mrs. Fred AIlard Of Pomfret stree
is a patient at st. Vineent's Hospita
John Perry of Farrows street spen
Sunday with friends in Webster.
, Mrs. Chester Covell of killingl,
avenue entertained Mrs. Fabiola Bige
low Of Webster and Mrs. Kitty Hal
Of Springfield one day last week.
Mrs. Archie Macdonald Jr., ans
Mrs. Eva Maynard entertained ths
, Cosmos Club at Wildwood Park Tues
day evening, with hot dog roast.
] MIR. and Mrs. Honore Lemery and
children Of Danielson, came homs
; last Sunday after spending a week N
Hartford with Mrs. Lemery's sister.
MIR. and Mrs. Hubert Watson and
little daughter u Mystic were Putnam
. visitors last week. Mr.. Watson form
erly taught at the State Trade School
Miss Eta Hodges has returned "a
Putnam 20 spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs. Jessie Gilpatric. She had
been at Raymond Gilpatric's In New
Britain.
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