Putnam patriot., 1928-06-28
PUTNAM PERSONALS

F. W. Seward attended a meeting of insurance agents at East Haven.
 Frances Cutler of Bellevue street is ill with chicken pox
 John M. Hogan of Milford. Mass., passed the weekend at his home here.
 Mrs. Samue, Diamond and Mrs. Robert Diamond were in Worcester on Wednesday.
 Lieutenant Allen Thayer has en- way department for the summer
 Mrs Crsyden Sharpe and daughter Frances spent Saturday in Worcester, the guests of Mrs. Fanny Keller.
 Mrs. WiIIiam, Manson of upper Wal nut street entertained Mir. and Mrs. Glen Dow of Pawtucket Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Clark of Middletown, Conn.,, visited over the weekend with Mir. Clark's parents.
 Mis-. Roberta Allen and Master Raymond K. Kennedy of Stafford. Conn, are visiting with Mir. and Mrs. Walter Rich.
 Miss Catherine Lowe, nurse st the Day Kimball Hospital, has been spend ing her vacation with relatives in New York City.
 Miss Hazel Thomas. formerly of Putnam, now organist at a theatre in Middleboro. Mass, visited with friends here Sunday.
 Mrs. A. N. Lareau of Medford, Mass. has been vieiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Maynard of Bull lock street, this week.
 F. w. Seward, Mrs. Katharine Lown and two children, Barbara and Deborah, went to Guilford on Sunday returning on Tuesday.
 Miss Edna Bonat of the Day Kim ball Hospital nursing staff has been taking vacation spent motoring over the Stormking Highway.
 Frank Gleason attended the open ing of the airport at Lowell this past week. With him was Bernard Bulger, who remained over Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. John F. Craig of Cen ter street attended the weddings of two of Mrs. Craig's friends in New ton, Mass, over the weekend.
 Roswell Wheaton, Harry Thayer, Marjorie Benoit and Edna Kent are the representatives from the local Congregational church at the Young Peoples Conference being held for ten days at Storrs, Conn.
 Capt. Ivy Martin and Lieut.. Lil- Han White who have been in charge of the local Salvation Army work the l past fifteen months left this week to [ take over a corps in Barre, Vt. Capt. ! J. White with an assistant from New York will be stationed here.
 Miss Eva choiniere of Webster, who is employed as a 5b tender in | Bloom Co.,, is leaving Friday for a trip to Canada, with friends from Southbridge. They will visit St. Anne de Beaupre, St. Anne de Parade and other places. Those going from Southbridge are James Luduc. Miss Clara, Henry and Hector Luduc and Miss Lillian Pelo- quin.
 Officer William Durand of the po- lice force is having his annual vaca- ton. Special Officer Alphonse Du- briel is doing police duty in his place.
 Miss Anita Brodeur has succeeded Miss Leosa Gilman as stenographer in the Perkins-S -Strongman Manufae- turing Co.'S. office and Miss Simonne Larose is taking Miss Brodeur's place in the office of Town Clerk Henry N. Benoit.
 Miss Rachel Hurlbut has been enter taining several Tri-Y girls at her par ents' summer cottage at Colonial Park Webster Lake. The girls stayed from Sunday until Tuesday night. Those going were Misses Nancy Judkins and Sarah Barber. Tri-Y leaders; Doris Smith. Alice Perry, Alma Pot ter, Doris Johnson, Winifred LePire, | Payne, Helen Morse, and Viola BeVallee.
 The Putnam branch of Eastern Highway Association. and their wives attended the annual out ing held on Saturday at Hammonset- te Beach. Frank Hopkins was their caterer. serving one of his splendid shore dinners. He carried down a corps of efficient helpers. Some of the guests returned by way of Hart ford, breaking the trip by a stop over there to attend the theatre and dine. |