Putnam patriot., 1928-09-06

James Clifford spent Sunday at Rocky Point
 Fred CAgnon and family were at Rocky Point Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Torrey were at Rocky Point Sunday.
 Edward keefe of New Haven was home for the weekend
 Sidney King has returned to New Britain after his vacation.
 Horace Hayes and family and guests were at Rocky Point Sun1-y.
 Kenneth Thompson ard John Ben oit spent Sunday at Rocky Point
 Mrs. Annie Johnson of Boston has been the guest of Mrs. Ralph Tracy.
 Miss Abbie Keith returned Sstur- day from her vacation in Washington.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Somers and family were at Revere Beach Sunday. day from their cottage at Pine Grove, Mantle.
 Ransom Cascoigne of Southbridge was the guest of his mother over the weekend.
 Mrs. Walter Chandler and Mir. and Mrs. John 0sier were at Rocky Point Sunday.
 Miss Clara keIlar visited her sis ter, Miss Fannie kellar, in Worcester last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Durand spent the weekend and holiday in East Hampton.
 Gordon Csffrey returned this week to Bryant Stratton Business College, Providence.
 Mrs. William Curtis of Phoenixvilie visited Mrs Alfred Chickering several days last week.
 Mrs. James English and children have returned from their summer at Saybrook, Conn. l Mir. and Mrs. Ralph L. Kenyon vis- tied with Mir. and Mrs. Philip Pearl in Webster on Sunday.
 Dr. Marguerite BulIard underwent an operation for gallstones at the Day kimball Hospital last week.
 Leroy Thompson of New York City passed the holiday weekend at his NohAt VII " NOAHAVth afEftQts
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Marlow and MT. and Mrs. Thomas Marlow, Jr., were at Rocky Point Sunday.
 The Sunnyside Club will meet with Miss Lucy Farrows of Woodstock ave nue Monday evening, September 10th.
 Mrs. William Curtis of Phoenixville attended Oxford fair on "Wednesday and took second prize for her hand work.
 Miss Fsbiola Beaudrealt is home after six weeks vacation in Mon treal. Quebec and other parts of Canada.
 Miss Clara kellar has returned to Harrisburg after visiting her sisters. Mrs. Graydon Sharpe and Miss Fan nie kellar.
 MT. and Mrs. Graydon Sharpe and daughter, Frances, and Mrs. Albin Johnson spent the weekend in New Hampshire.
 Paul Sherlock of Pomfrat street and Minot Horne of School street mos tored to Canada over the weekend and holiday.
 Mrs. Harry Moras of Plattsburg arr rived Monday evening to be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dan Durand on Bradley street.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Clark of Wal. nut street visited MT. and Mrs. Her bert Clark of Middletown over the holiday weekend.
 Charles Carpenter, Fred Firth, Ger aid Marcy and Harold Arnold motored to Old Orchard, Maine over the I.a- bor Day weekend.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Dupont return ed to their home in Detroit Tuesday after two weeks visiting relatives and friends in Putnam.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Mcintyre and daughter Janet returned Saturday from their visit to the camp where Janet has spent the summer.
 Hiram l.. Barrett of Prospect street renewed his subscription to The Pa triot this week for his iifty-sixth con secutive year as a subscriber.
 William Sault, assistant superin- tendent of the New Haven railroad, located in Putnam, passed the week end at his home in New Haven.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Witman and son George and Robert and Philip Wheaton have returned from their summer at Eaton Camp, York Harbor. Maine.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Wheaton and sons, George, Walter. Jr., and Brad ley. and James Gibney and Kenneth Bugbee motored to Rocky Point on Sunday.
 Mrs. John Rathburn of Norwich and Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Breaug and daughter of Bridgeport visited witl, Mir. and Mrs. Gilbert Shippee on Tuesday.
 Gugliehm Lodi of Wellesley, Mas, IS the guest of his uncle, Federico Barbieri of Woodstock avenue. They had not seen each other for twenty one years.