Putnam patriot., 1928-08-02
CITY NEWS NOTES

Miss Rhoda Bowen Is visiting in
Paul Wheaton was ia Providence
on Monday.
Stanley Yates j. with Hr. Csrisor
In Woodstock
AEeide Fourier OF Prov.denee u
spending the week with Gus Durand.
Lucius Merriam, accompanied by
his sisters, visited in Grafton on We'd
nesday.
The W.R.C. and friends had pie
mic at Fort Phoenix, New Bedford, on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Arnold OF
Providence were guests, Monday of
Ebert Kinney.
Miss Elizabeth Smith Of South Main
street returned on Sunday from Wis
il IN New London.
Mrs. Charles Miron Of North Aah'
foid and father, george Reach, speht
Tuesday in Putnam.
George Glswson Of Farrows street
Is entertaining his brother and wife
and family from Boston.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rsnsha~ and
( Miss juliet Brodeur went 70 Mar
ragansett Pier on Tuesday.
Mrs. Cora Is. Adams returned Wed
nesday from Palmer, Mass, where she
was the guest OF Miss Helen 5. Foster
+ for a week.
1 MIR. and Mrs. Frank Ledger enter
: tanned guests from Worcester last
week, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wilman
and their son.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. David Beausoleil and
son Leonard and Camille Beausolei
/ are on a two weeks motor trif
through Canada.
( MIR. and Mrs. Edward Burt. Mrs.
Mary Burt, Miss Mary johnson and
Miss Barbara Newell motored "a
Pleasant View Sunday.
Mrs. Ws.tx formerly Miss lrms
/ Greene and her two sons from Phila
dalphia are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Justin Greene Of Center street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall and son, who
long have been guests of Mrs Nelson
I,own, have returned To GuilfOrd
their daughter Charlotte remaining.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ledger and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. William
4 Sham, Ted Sham and Russell Sher-
man spend Sunday at Oakland Beach.
Rev. Leonard X. Richards, pastor
of Pomfret Episcopal church. and his
wife were guests of st. Philips parish
al their picnic at Roseland on Tues
/ day.
Miss Ellen Wheeloek and Miss Mary
+. Wheelock motored to Milford, New
Hampshire, on Monday where Miss
Mary will be the guest Of Miss Eta
( Hodges.
r. W. Seward attended the Sew
ard reunion in Guilford, returning on
Tuesday evening. There were TWEEN
ty-four present enjoying a program
Of music and games
r. w. Seward is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Seward and daugh-
ter. Miss Frances, from Los Angeles,
also Miss Frances Morrell from Berk-
ley, California and Miss Euniee Blake
Of Washington, D. G.
Rev. and Mrs. w. l. Beard of Foo
chow, China, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Newburg, dorothy Beard, of San
ginaw, Mich. Miss Geraldine Beard
Of Youngstown, Ohio, have been
guests OF Ebert Kinney and Miss En-
ma Kinney leaving today for Shelton,
Conn. They spent one day last week
at Progincetown, Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Ledger and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sham attended the Worcester dog
show on Saturday. Dutch Max, the
silver grey German shepard owned
by Mr.. Ledger, brought two second
prizes, two third prizes and a special
prize, while East Side Prince owned
by Mr.. Sham received a special and
a first and two second prizes. East
Side Prince and Dutch Max were in
different classes.
Word has been received from DR..
Frank y. Wheaton, who with his wife
and son. Edgar, made the trip back
home to Bellingham, Washington, by
easy stages They left Putnam on the
tenth Of July, omitted the visit to
Yellowstone Park because Of very
rainy weather. Two of the states
through which they passed were most
hot, but they reached
home on the twenty-fifth Of July, de-
claring the trip across the states from
Connecticut to Washington well worth
while.