Putnam patriot., 1928-07-12

Camille BeausoleiI spent Sunday in Pawtucket.
 James Williamson spent the Fourth at Ocean Beach.
 George Howland called on Putnam people on Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Earl Perrin are at their camp at Alexander's Lake.
 Mir. snd Mrs. Ralph Peek notored with friends to Concord Sunday.
 Miss Grace Fournier was a guest at the home of Mrs. Dan Durand this past week.
 Lucius Merriam of the Citizens National Bank begins his vacation on Saturday.
 Mrs. Tom Ellis Of Lawrence, mass., spent Wednesday with Mrs. Ernest Bousquet, jr
 Or. P. F.. Tetreault entertained his parents from Central Falls, K. l., Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Ledger and two children motored to Bristol, K. l., on Sunday.
 Mrs. Harry Houghton and daughter Madelyn recently visited friends in Watertown, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. Armand Lachance and son Henry spent Sunday in Fish erville, Mass, with relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs Leroy Tripp and son Stephen will spend their vacation of two weeks at Dorcester. Mass
 Mrs. Thomas Rawley of Grove strset Is entertaining Mrs. Mary Ryan of Providence for the week.
 Russell Sherman was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Vim. Sham, Bessie and William, motoring to Oakland Beach.
 A large apple tree on the farm of Alexander Beaudreault of Sawyer Dis trict was struct by lightning Monday
 Mrs. Ada Hubbard and son Clarence motored to Worcester on Saturday with Mrs. E. T. Perrin and Albert Miller.
 Joseph Beaurosian and Clifford Mangeon of Bridgeport spent one day last week with Mir. and Mrs. Dan Durand.
 Geo. Wendsll Howland. an instruct or at Worcester Classical High School was in Putnam on Friday and again on Monday.
 A rare record Is that of mother bird owned in Putnam, which laid six eggs, matched six birds, and every one a singer.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Murphy and Miss Grace Murphy of Northampton were guests of Mrs. John Bulger over the Fourth.
 Mrs. Florent Otjens and son Otis of Long Island City are spending few weeks with Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Barrett of Senexet Road.
 Miss Sarah Brady and P. F. Brady returned home Thursday after spend- ing three months in Woosoeket with their sister, Mrs. E. Guertin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Ledger and Mrs. Sham mOtored to Norwich on Sunday to meet Mir. Sham, who was returning from Philadelphia.
 Dr. and Mrs. Harry Houghton and daughter Madelyn and Mir. and Mrs. Donald Gibson left Saturday for camping trip through Canada.
 George Miner is building three ear garage in the rear of his pro- perty on South Main street adjacent to that of Mrs. c. B. Gaseoigne.
 Miss Ruth White sailed Friday for France accompanied by Miss Essie Fox and another friend. They will tour Italy, France and Switzerland.
 The severe storm on Monday blew down the trees in the yards of Thomas Bell of King street and Martin Hogan of Tatem street. IL also struck transformer on an electric light pole, also splintering the pole near Clarence Chase's house on Walnut street.
 pr. and Mrs. Frank Wheaton and son Edgar left Tuesday morning for their home in Beilingham, Washing ton, after a ten days visit at the home of Mrs. Charity Wheaton on Grove street. En route for Philadelphia direct, they intend to make the trip by easy stages, through three weeks touring and visiting points of inter- est.