Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-01-26
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Delmar Haxen Of Church street Is
visiting with friends in Norwich and
Baltic.
Hiss Nancy Loeklin Of Ring street
was IN Boston visiting with relatives
Tuesday.
Fred Plasi Of Main street visited
with Willimantic relatives over the
weekend.
Charles Ainley Of Walnut street !.
patient mt st. vincent's Hospital
Worcester.
Miss Ada Maynard Of Bullock street
Is entertaining friends from Spencer
this week.
Mrs.. Gilbert Shippee Of upper
Walnut street spent the weekend
in Pascoag, r. ].
Miss Lorenda Raveneile Of the
Diamond store visited with Hartford
relatives Tuesday.
Daniel Durand Of Bradley street
is an appendicitis patient at the Day
KimbalI Hospital.
WI anu RonH ~ ~f'"th
Center street were with relatives IN
Boston over Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Chase Of upper Wat
nut street visited last week with
friends in Providence.
r. M. Smith, superintendent Of the
New London division railroad was in
town Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Herbert J. Miles spent few
days recently with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Benton Of Newton Center.
Miss Mary Cassels Of North cros-
venordale was the guest Sunday Of
Miss Marion Wilcox Of Farrows
street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William z. Shaw Of
Grove street have been guests Of Mr..
and Mrs f. Byrd Freeman OF Will
mantle recently.
Fred Shaw Of Fitchburg. Mass, is
spending few weeks here the guest
OF his aunt, Mrs. John r. Gallup OF
Florence street.
Mrs. r. NJ. Fisher Of School street
Is visiting with her daughter and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spencer
Of Boston this week.
Mrs. Robert Brownie Of Bodies
street visited with her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. John Perrin
Of Worcester Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Diamond with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Diamond Of Grove street
= sf~.Sao Gafvrdav attending
the wedding Of a relative.
Miss Helen Street, senior Coed
from Storrs College Home Economies
course, is in Putnam for a month.
having teacher training at Putnam
High School.
Edward Alexander Of Brooklyn, N.
Y. is the new manager at the f. W..
Woolworth Co. store. Mr.. Eller, the
former manager, having returned to
New York City.
MIR. and Mrs. Lincoln Fairfield and
daughter OF Gales Ferry, were the
guests over the weekend Of Mr.. Fair
fields brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dalbert Fairfield on Farrows street.
The Odd Ladies held their regular
whist nj the home of Mrs. James II.
McCulloeh, last Monday evening. Mrs
r. I. Baldwin was awarded the prize
for highest scorer and the consolation
prize 10 Mrs. c. G. Talbot. Refresh
ments of fruit candle, cake and coffee
were served.
MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Mellor OF
Grove street were the guests Wed
nesday evening Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
TAYLOR OF Fail River at bridge
dinner. Mr.. Taylor is agent of the
Firestone Co, of that city and he
and MIR. Mellor we're school ehums IN
England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Mellor OF
Grove street we're in Providence FRI
day and Saturday, attending on FRI
day the Textile dinner at Hotel Mar
ragansett, later they were theatre
and supper guests of MIR. and Mrs
James Broadbent, Mr.. Broadbent be
ing president of Standard Textile
Products Co., Of New York.
Thomas Wheaton, who has been
making his home with Mrs. Charity
Wheaton of Grove street, left yester
day to visit his sister, Mrs. Fred
Stone of Winsted, Conn, later visit
ing friends In New York state and
then going to Tulsa Okla, to spend
the remaining winter and spring
months with his son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. James Wheaton.