Putnam patriot., 1928-03-15
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Miss Edith Woods Of Walnut street
is III with grip at her home.
Mrs. John Gahan Of Main street
was a Boston visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard MeIlor, Jr.,
motored 70 New Bedford Saturday.
Flo Leo Of Mohegan street visit
ed with friends In Danielson Tuesday.
Fred Platt Of Main street spent the
weekend with his family in Whitman
tic
Philip Maynard Of Livery street
visited with friends IN Moosup Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Whitney Of
School street spent Friday in Wor-
cester
William Sargent Of Hartford has
accepted a position with the 5. n. Il.
Telephone Co. here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Diamond Of
Grove street visited with relatives in
Boston Tuesday.
Mira. Nathan Alderman and chill
dren have returned from "A visit in
Brooklyn. n. Y.
Mrs. Ethel Jones Of Lee street is
visiting with friends in Nashua, y. H.,
for few weeks.
Mafhewson Turner Of Springfield
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wheaton Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry TetreauIs of
Main street spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Providence.
Francis LePine of Harrison street
attended a business meeting In Will
mantle on Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Tetreault of
Main street with relatives spent Sun
day in New Bedford.
Joseph McCahan Of Pcrryvillo visis
ed with the Misses Reid Of South
Main street Saturday.
Earl b. Thompson, A. q p. Store
manager attended the Boston Auto
Show early this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Maynard OF
Bullock street had relatives over Sun
day from Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Leelair have re-
moved from Providence street to
Marshall street this week.
Miss Gladys Shsylor of Grove street
spent Friday in Providence attending
the theatre there with friends.
William Besuregard and brother.
Louis Beauregard. spent Monday with
friends in Southbridge, Mass.
Howard knight of Bridgeport was
IN town Tuesday attending the funer-
nj Of his cousin, Augustus Cutler.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Ainley OF
Walnut street attended the funeral
Of y relative In Monson, Wednesday.
Miss ZueIla Hazen of South Man
chester Is visiting this week with her
uncle Albert Hazen of School street.
Winthrop Munyon of Worcester
visited with his grandmother. Mrs.
Lowell Ross Of Main street on Sun
day.
Mrs. Lester C. Herlihy and two
children of North Chelmsford, Mass,
have been visiting relatives here this
week.
Mas Anie Goodhall. school nurse
for Woodstock, Is making her home
with Mrs. Mary Bishop Of Grove
street.
MIR. and Mrs. z. L. Robinson of
Church street have returned from at
ending the funeral Of Mrs. Robinson's
mother in Hinsdale. N. II.
Mrs. Margaret Thurber of North
School street. who has been seriously
i'll since the first Of the year. has re-
covered and is abled to be out again.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Duffy of
South Main street entertained rela-
tives from Worcester and Holliston,
Mass, over the weekend and Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benoit Of Livery
street entertained over the weekend
Miss Rose Chagnon Of Worcester and
Arthur Benoit and James Monahan of
Norwich
Or. John II. Evans, aged so years.
who died in Brooklyn, N. Y, March
10, will be remembered here as the
husband OF Miss Lorena Rabbit, form
erly Of Putnam. DR.. Evans is a well
known Near East Relief worker.
having served for four years rs sur
geon IN Constantinople, while Mrs.
Evans also served there as a teacher
In the recent announcement, by
Registrar Greene Of Storrs College,
Of first semester honors these names
will be of interest in this section;
First honors, Emily Chubbuck, 81;
Raymond Chubbuck '3i both Of West
Second honors. Raymond
Pierce, '2S Of Putnam Heights; and
Lois Ransom, 81, graduate of Put
nam High School and formerly of
Pomfret.