Putnam patriot., 1928-02-09
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Miss Anita Dubois spent the week. end at her home in Worcester.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Nelson were vis- itors in Worcester, last Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Trudeau were weekend visitors in New Bedford.
 Ralph Scott has returned to Storrs College after spending several days at his home here.
 Miss Margaret Tohee visited in Worcester over the weekend with relatives and friends.
 Misses Edith and Dora Johnson were weekend visitors at the home of their sister in Worcester.
 Miss Gladys Mowry, a teacher at the T. M. H. s., spent the weekend in Oneco at the home of her parents.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Carlson and family were visitors at the home of Mir. and Mrs. John Swanson over the weekend.
 A rehearsal of the choir of the Swedish Lutheran church was held at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Fritz So- derburg on Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hiding Freudenthal and Mir and Mrs. Siguard Freuden- thai of Worcester were visitors at the home of Miss Daga Freudenthal over the weekend.
 Mrs. Gustaf Jarl has returned from stay at the nome of her sister in North Easton, Mass. Mrs. Edward Swanson is continuing her stay in that town for another week.
 Miss Abbie Scott of this town is leaving shortly to go to Finelly, Ohio. Miss Scott, a former student at Bos- ton University Theological Seminary, is assuming the position as assistant to the minister of the Methodist church in that city.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish Lutheran church held their regular monthly meeting last Thursday eve ming. A program committee was ap- pointed and consisted of the follow ing members: Mrs. Fritz Soderburg, Mrs. Albert Babbitt, and Miss Carrie Anderson. Plans are under way for birthday party to be held m the first week in March.
 The T. Nj. II. $. basket ball team will meet the Norwich Free Academy this Friday in the high school gym. A fast game is expected, since in their last encounter, 1t took an overtime period to decide the winner. Since they are to play on their own floor, the Tourtellotte boys are confident Of reversing the tables.
 Mrs. Edward Rawson, who has been visiting her parents during the past few months, was guest at a welcome home party Friday afternoon. A pro gram was given and refreshments served. Those present included: Mrs. Wyman Rnwson, Mrs. N. Verne Raw son, Mrs. Louis Converse. Mrs. John Blake and Mrs l.. A. Converse.
 Arthur Lafountaine, son of Select man Joseph A. Lafountaine, enter tained a party of young friends in hon or of his fifth birthday. He was as- sisted in entertaining by his younger sister, Claire. Many lovely gifts were presented to Arthur, numbering among them many toys. Each guest was given a fitting valentine by the young host. Games and refreshments served to make the party success. Approximately twenty young people were present at the gathering.
 A party was recently rendered to Lillian, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. An thony Lada, in honor of her fifth She was presented with gifts by her playmates. A birthday cake with five candles adorned the ta- ble and was cut by the hostess Lunch was served, after which games were played. The party was attended by Bernice Bednarz, Harriet Galuski, Irene Trudeau, Edna, Charles. and Anthony Lada, Beatrice and Rose Pat terson, Anna and Lillian Lada.
 More than 100 guests attended the dinner last Thursday evening given 1 by Oscar Swanson Post, American Le- zion. There was program of music 1 by local orchestra and impromptu addresses by several called upon. Among those who were called upon to speak were District Commander F. C.. 4 Richards, Mir. and Mrs. John Reardon, and several members of the Post All whether members of the Le- zion or not, were invited. A meni- bership drive is soon to be started. Frank PelIetier was in general charge of the program.