Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-02-02
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Harry Hawthorne Of Boston was in
Putnam Tuesday.
Dewey Totreauis Of Main street was
IN Boston Friday with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Mellor, Jr.,
motored 70 Providence Saturday.
Herbert Miles and son Benton spent
the weekend in Newton Center.
Napoleon Keroaek spent the week
end with his parents In Greenyille,
Conn.
Frank Haisail Of New Bedford re-
turned to his home on Friday for the
weekend.
Mrs. Alta Joy and Miss Helen
Sharpe Of Grand View have been en-.
tertaining Miss Edith Austin Of Web
ter.
Miss Maude Carpenter Of Abbot
Academy. Andover, Mass, passed
the weekend with Mrs Alta Joy and
family.
William IF. Rafferty, and Miss
Elizabeth Rafferty, with friends pas
sed the weekend with friends In
Hartford.
r. y. Christmas of Center street
spent the weekend visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Paul Aubin OF Newark,
New Jersey.
Miss Ellen Wheeloek 10 expected
home tomorrow from a ten days Wis
II with Mrs. ". II. Holmes. Mount
Vernon, n. Y.
Mrs. John Kenyon and Mrs. Law
renee Bassett and two children Of
Dayyille spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Bousquet. Jr.
Miss Marguerite LaBIane. who has
been IN Fall River the past two
weeks has returned to stay with her
sister, Mrs. +. G. Tetreault.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey crinsell and
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin LeClair and son
Paul we're at the hockey game in
Providence Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. S. Macdonald, daughter
Kay and sister Miss Annie Cameron
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Taber Of Groton, Conn.
Leonard IA. Mellor, Superintendent
of the National Rhea Company, re-
turned Sunday night from trip to
New York and Philadelphia.
Miss Kate Seward Of Guilford Is
visiting her brother, f. w. Seward,
Grove street. Miss Seward at one
time taught in the Israel Putnam
School
The Byrne family of Seward street
over the weekend their
niece, Miss Alice |. Byrne, and Miss
Eleanor Mahaney, both teachers in
high school.
Mrs. Sidney w. Butler of Bridge
mort was the weekend guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. L. Edwin Hill Of
South Main street, who also enter
aimed Mr.. and Mrs. Earl J. Brown OF
he same city.
MIR. and Mrs. Clifford Hartley OF
ritehburg spent the weekend with
Mrs. Hartley's sister, Mrs. William
aud Mr. and Mrs. Gaud- I
eau. Mrs. Hartley will remain for the
iext two months.
ST. Philips church held bridge
party last Monday afternoon at the
nome Of Mrs Andrew v Frost, Sunny
tide avenue. About fifteen tables
we're in play and prizes Of heart
,hape boxes Of candy were awarded
70 the highest scorer at each table.
Miss Levan r. Dixon who spends
he winters with her niece, Mrs.
Charles Shepard Of Sturhridge, 1
Massachusetts,, and the summers
with a friend in Putnam win observe
her ninety-third birthday February
ith. Miss Dixon's picture viii appear
m the Hartford Courant Of Sunday,
rs the oldest living person born IN
MIR. aad Mrs. +. Woisard of Main
street entertained at dinner Sunday,
Misses Pauline and Jeanette Tourville
II Putnam. MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Les
Tier and Henry Woisard of Daniel
ION. After dinner piano selections
we're played by Pauline Tourville and
Henry Woisard sang popular songs
Early in the evening the party mo-
.ored TO Danielson.
Mrs. c.. w. Clifford Of Ring street
the Odd Ladies at their
weekly whist last Monday evening.
Mrs. +. T. Baldwin, the highest scorer,
received the prize and the consola-
ton prize was awarded TO Mrs. James
II. McCulloch. Refreshments OF
fruit salad. cake and tea were served
Next week the club will meet at
Mrs. Edward Bruce's home.