Putnam patriot., 1928-09-20

Ralph Peek was in Putnam over the weekend.
 Albert F. Miller was in Worcester on Saturday.
 Freeman Spauiding of Southhridee visited Putnam Saturday.
 Miss Margaret Grant is making her home with Mrs. Tourtellotte.
 Miss Alice Smith visited Hampton Friday, where she has a home.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Sham spont the weekend at Oakland Beach.
 Mrs. Raymond medbary nsotored with a party to Providence on Thurs day.
 Mir. and Mrs- Frank Ledger and children were in Providence on Sun day.
 Rev. W. F. English. father of Rev. James F. English was his guest last week.
 Mrs. Tyler Andrews is an appen- dicitis patient at the Day kimban Hospital.
 Miss Esther Welles went to Say brook on Saturday where her father is staying.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. R. Mccormick sn- tertained relatives from Quincy on Tuesday last.
 Mrs. Frank Ledger was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. William Sham at Barre, Mass, on Friday.
 Miss Ruby Payne and Miss Elsie Gallant spent Wednesday in Pawtuck- ct and Providence.
 Mrs. Shaw of Daniel.on spent Mon day with her daughter, Mrs. John Gallup of Florence street.
 The reunion of the descendants of Robert Wheaton was held in Reho- both Saturday, September 18th.
 James Gibney of Florence street has gone Go New Hampshire where he will be employed by lumber firm.
 Ransome Caseoigne of Souihbridge was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Car rie B. Gascoigne, over the weekend.
 Donald Child. son of Mrs. Chester Child of South Main street, enters the University of Vermont this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Alexander are making their home with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson on Florence street.
 Miss MadeIyn Heughton. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Houghton left this week to enter Dana Hall al Wellesley.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Wheaton entertained relatives. Mir. and Mrs Warren Goodale of Leominster or Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank s. Stanton are entertaining his parents, Mir. and Mrs Perrin l.. Stanton of Ghent, New York, for time.
 Mrs. Dan Durand and her sister, Mrs. Nancy Moras of Plattsburg were the guests of Mrs. l.. T. Perrin in Worcester, Saturday.
 Miss Alice Smith and Miss Esther Welles are in their home on Fremont street. Mir. Weles does not join them until the end of the month.
 Mrs. Nancy Morss of Plsttsburg, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Dan Durand of Bradley street, re- turned to her home on Sunday.
 l.. Edwin Hill is soon to move his family to Danielson where for some time he has had his office as.secretary of Windham County r. M. C. A.
 Mir. and Mrs. Calvin Poore and son Walter were in Putnam last week. They are now in West Newburyport. but formerly were Putnam residents.
 J. Herbert Marsh and his mother have returned to their Grove street home from spending the summer at their cottage at Black Point, Mantle.
 Mrs. Martin E. Robertson of Put nam is registered as a senior or ad- vaneed student for the course of home economies at Connecticut Agricultural College.
 Mir. and Mrs. Warren Angeli of Chopmist, R. l., and MT. and Mrs. Frederick Atwood of Providence at tended the rally in Woodstock on Saturday.
 Michel ]. DaigIe, Mir. and Mrs. John X Macdonald and John E. Byrne, all former Putnamites, now of Hartford, were here to attend the Republican rally and spend the weekend.
 Frank Thayer has been trsnsferred to the Providence office of Dolbey Co.,. and he and his wife will live in that city instead of in Danielson where they had recently leased house.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Rich of Grove Grove street entertained Mir. and Mrs. Irving Baldwin and daughter of New York City and Mir. and Mrs. Frank Lincoln and son of Boston.
 Mrs. N. B. Burton and daughter Marjorie of Scituate, Mass, were weekend guests of friends in Putnam, their former home. Rev. Mir. Burton and son Richard also visited friends here during the week.
 Miss Ella Nj. Payne of West War wick, R. l., daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George F. Payne. formerly of Putnam but now of Pawtucket, is spending two weeks in Richmond, Virginia the guest of former Baltimore class mate, Mrs. Stephen C. Hall.
 It is interesting to note that among the students enrolled at Connecticut Agricultural College are the names of