Putnam patriot., 1928-01-19
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Dona Jolie Of Woonsoekst spent
the weekend at his home on Mil
street.
Walters Potter Of East Woodstock
Is attending the Putnam State Trade
School
Mrs. Lillian Phillips Of Church
street Is patient at the Amesbury
Hospital.
Miss Anna weiss Of Maynard street.
Is visiting with friends in Providence
this week.
Napoleon ksroaek was the week.
end guest Of his parents in Green
Vile, Conn.
Rev. u, o. Bellsrcss. pastor Of 81.
Mafy's church left Monday for q
trip TO Canada.
Miss Lucy Farro~s Of Woodstock
avenue spends the weekend in Spring
field with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plum and Mrs. Harry
Forbes Of New London spent Monday
with Mrs. Eva Grinsell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aime Coodrow and
family Of Goodyear have moved TO
1fttu stIftts tNth city
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cssgnon with
friends spent Wednesday In Provi-
denee attending the theatre.
Mrs. Frederick A. MorreIi Of South
Main street has gone TO Jupiter Point.
Florida. for the rest of the winter.
Mrs. z. o. Butler and Mrs. Flor
ence Baldwin have gone 10 Alexandria
Va. for the remainer Of the winter.
Miss Angie Snow Of Wiilim.ntie.
formerly Of Putnam, spent Tuesday
here the guest of Miss Emma Mer-
riam.
Mrs. Charlotte champIin Of Airing
ton, Mass, is visiting her son, Lewis
T. champlin and family Of Grove
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Chabot and
family spent Sunday with MFR. Cha
bots brother. Joseph Chabot of Paw
tucket
Mrs. Justin Greene OF Center
street has been entertaining her niece,
Miss Florence Pray OF North Gros-
venordale.
Mssss Loretta Msgnan and Rose
A. Gilman are visiting friends in Wor
cested. Millbury, Fitchburg and
Woonsocket.
The employees Of the Cargill Trust
Co. viii be the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dyer Potter at a turkey dinner
this evening.
Mrs. Carl p. coIlels returned to her
home in Knoxville, Tenn, Tuesday
after spending few days with
friends here.
Mrs. Eugene Bssudry of whitins-
vile, Mass, has been spending few
days with Mrs. George Baker of
Fremont ;treet.
Mrs. Frank Demsrs of Woodstock
avenue spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Nose Deotte and family
of MechanicsviIle.
Edward Alexander Of Brooklyn,
N. Y, arrived here last week to AS
sumo his position as manager OF the
local w. T. Grant store.
Mrs. c. z. sssrls of Thompson,
well known here, who has been spend
ing the winter in Melrose, Mass, has
gone to Daytona, Florida.
Mrs. Eben Holden Of Grove street
entertained the Bridge Widows
Monday evening The prize winner
was Mrs. Irving ii. Mirvn.
Following the meeting cf the kebe-
kahs next Wednesday evening in H.
o. r. Hall there will be a whist for
members and their friends.
Mira. Charity Wheaton and daughter
Miss Mary Wheaton spent Wednesday
in Worcester where relatives are play
ing In "The Student Prince"
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Johnson Of
East Providence passed the weekend
with Attorney and Mrs. Eric H..
johnson Of South Main street.
Judge r. r. Russell, Mrs. Russell
and Miss Constance Russell left Satur
day evening for a six weeks stay at
Princess Issena. Daytona, Florida.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Shippee of
Stratford. Conn. spent the weekend
with Mr.. Shippee's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Shippee Of Walnut street.
William J r. Rafferty, has been
entertaining a former classmate at
the Naval Academy at Annapolis,
Allen Davis now Of Pelham Manor.
N. Y.
Hans Downing Of Center street who
suffered a shock some weeks ago and
has been patient at the Day kimball
Hospital. Is now at "The Haven" in
Abingdon.
M. and Mrs. <. l. Robinson OF
Church street were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ohio Smith of Providence
over the weekend. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith were formerly Of this city.
Michael, Pierre and Armand Mag
nan and Fred Gagnon, sang AZ the
funeral Of Mrs. Massey Of Ballouville
at the church in Dayville last week.
Miss Vandale Of North Grosvenor-
dale was the organist-
The Office OF the Windhar County
Y. NJ. c. A., which is located in the
New Dove Building. Danielson. has
recently been completed. Last Tues.
day l.. +. Hill. General Secretary OF
County "Y" work, was able TO re-
sumo his work al the new location.
Putnam Grange will meet Monday
night, January 23rd. Officers will be
installed by Charles Nj. Adams. As
sistant Steward Of the State Grange
The installation win be open, friends
Of Changers interested in the formal
work Of the Grange are invited TO
attend.