Putnam patriot., 1928-02-09

Hyde Smith of Worcester spsnt Fri. day in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leo Delisle were in Fall River last Friday.
 Jame. F. Clifford of Ring street spent Saturday in Worcester.
 Allen Keith of Grove street visited with friends in Danieison Monday.
 James Barnes of Bridge street was in Fail River Sunday with friends
 William Bressett of Providence Is visiting at his home here on Main street.
 Franklin Baker and Flo Leo spent Sunday the guests of Worcester friends.
 wafr~d J. Maynard of Church street was in Worcester Friday on business.
 Miss Catherine Brady, of the Bug bee store was in Boston Tuesday on business.
 Mrs. Joseph West of Springfield is the guest of Mrs. George Bradley for few days.
 Mrs. Edward N. vaBdale of Mill street was in Worcester Friday call ing on friends.
 Mrs. Morris Patterson of School street spent last week with her hus- band in Boston.
 Francis LePine of Smith street was in Willimantic Saturday attending a business meeting
 Mrs. W. J. Bartlett and daughter Miss Dorcas of Main street spent Tuesday in Worcester.
 Miss Amelia LaRose of Mill street visited with Arthur LaRose, St. Vim cents Hospital Friday.
 Mrs. John W. Gahan and son. John, Jr., of Main street spent Friday with relatives In Providence.
 Miss chysssbsI Clifford spea. the weekend in Wsllimantie with her sister. Mrs. C. ]. Webster.
 Mrs. Ste,t Macdonald and son, Joseph of Church street visited tri- day with friends in Providence.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. D. Collins of Providence spent Sunday with Mrs. Collins sister, Mrs. Ruth Chandler.
 Miss Ella Tourtelloife of Burnside, Conn, formerly of this city, spent Monday visiting with friends here.
 Mrs. C. D. Arnold wa. met by her husband in Worcester on her return from a several weeks trip in the West.
 Miss Doris Melanson of Providence has returned from a visit with her grandmother. Mrs. William Sullivan of Danielson.
 Mrs. Joseph viens of Franklin, N. H., is visiting this week with her par ents. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Allard, Sr., of Church street.
 |. Lawrence Eiesuregssd ef Web ster spent Sunday the guest of hls brother and wife. Mir. and Mrs. Louis Beauregard of Water street.
 Leslie Harvey, who has been in Putnam several weeks visiting rela- tives and friends, has returned to his fathers home in New York City.
 Mrs. Ruth Chandler of Fremont street entertained as weekend guests, her niece, Miss Rena Collins of Provi- denee and Robert Lee of Pawtucket.
 Miss Marie Marion spent the week end in Hartford, the guest of rela- tives and friends. She also visited Nit. St. Joseph's Academy where she was once employed.
 Putnam friends of Mrs. Frank D. Dunham will be pained to learn of her illness since September l at her home in Willimantic. The family resided in the Morse house on sunny side Heights, this city, where MT. Dunham died. He will be remember ed as overseer of spinning in the old Eureka silk mill, Truesdeli street.
 The Ashford mid-year association meeting held in Willimautic last We'd nesday was attended by the follow ing Baptists: Rev. and Mrs Henry F.. Hodge, Mrs. olin D. Farrows, Mrs. II, W. Thompson, Mrs. Arthur F.. Smith, Mrs. John r. Sabin, Mrs. Carl ton W, Durfee, Miss Emma Barrett, Miss Mary Nj. Eddy, Samuel Rich.
 The Odd Ladies held their weekly whist Monday night at the home of Mrs Edward Bruce on Walnut street. Two tables were in play and prizes were awarded as follows: First to Mrs. C. T. Covell, second to Mrs James II. McCulloek, consolation to Mrs. Talbot. Refreshments of fruit salad, saltines, cake, fancy biscuits and coffee were enjoyed.
 Mrs. Edward If. Burt entertained the Bridge Widows" Monday eve- ming. First prize was taken by Mrs. Omer Milot and the consolation, by Mrs. Eben Holden, with guests prize to Mrs. Albert Cross. It being the eighth wedding anniversary of the hostess, she was presented bouquet of flowers by the club. Mrs. Burt served a supper. the ices and favors, also score cards for bridge, being very pleasing.
 Twenty-one tables of bid-whist were in play last Friday night at the Masonic club on South Main street. Members of the Eastern Star and their friends were responsible fer such large turnout. Prizes were award ed as follows; Ladies' prizes, first to Mrs E. L. Kelley, second to Mrs. Wal lace N. Aldrich, consolation to Mrs. Fl. L. Steere. Gentlemen's prizes. first to Edward DeCarlo, second Mil ton Payne. consolation, R. F. Eli. Refreshments of punch and wafers were served.
 Mir. and Mrs. Michael Keefe, Ring