Putnam patriot., 1928-04-26
PUTNAM PERSONALS

MFas Es M warner WhA tn flSFt- ford Monday.
 Luke E. White of Hartford spent Sunday at his home here
 Mr. ard kirs. F. (. Clark are enter taining Mrs. Clark's sister
 Mrs. Carl Shaw of Pomfret spent Friday with Mrs Sandy Johnson.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Sullivan of Somer- vile. Mass, was in town Sunday. Frank Halliburton of this city pass ed the weekend at his home in Green vile.
 Paul Peterson has returned to his home after spending a week in Wor- cester.
 Dr.. P. F. Tetreauit entertained re- latives from Central Falls, K. l., We'd neseay.
 ] Mir. and Mrs. Armand Laehanee and son Henry spent Saturday in Providence.
 Mrs. Bertha Epps of New London spent the week with her mother, Mrs. Ella Tattoon.
 Miss Janet Clark is spending few days this week in Eastford with Miss Mildred Davis.
 Miss Teekla Twist of Sawyer Dis trict is visiting Miss Julia Whittle- scy of Putnam.
 Mra Sandy Johnson entertained a party Of friends on her birthday last Wednesday.
 Dr.. Karl T. PhiIlips was in Water bury Saturday attending confer ence of county doctors.
 T. C. Clark of Woodstoek avenue has returned after spending few days in New York with his brother
 Miss Dorothy keefe of connecti- cut College, New London. passed the weekend at her home here on Ring street.
 James Mahoney of the Putnam Theatres has been entertaining his brother, Richard Mahoney of Wor- ccster.
 Mrs ii. Lsbonte returned hon s Sunday after spending few weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Percy Wood of Newburgh, N. J.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Besudry of Whitinsville, Mass, were guests of Mir. and Mrs. George Baker of Ere mont street Sunday.
 Miss Leosa MagnAn of Church street entertained Miss Mary o'Con- l nell of the Veterans Hospital. Rut- land, Mass, Wednesday.
 John M. Hogs aI lford. Mass. was at the home oi asx ents, Mir. | and Mrs. Martin HoNt of Tatem street, over the weekend.
 Mrs. William Manson of upper Wal ! nut street motored to Hns Ord Sun ! day with Mir. and Mrs. Glen Dow of Pawtucket and Eugene keene.
 Lawyer and Mrs. Archibald Mae l donald, Jr.. of South Main street re- turned early in the week from a trip to New York and New Jersey.
 Miss Gertrude Warner spent Fri day iu Boston and on Saturday vis- tied with Rev. and Mrs. Boynton Merrill of West Newton, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. John F. Craig of Cen ter street were in Boston over the weekend and on Monday attended the wedding of Mir. Craig's brother.
 Miss Nellie Chandler of Woodstock lately returned from spending the winter in San Antonio. Texas, visited Mrs. Agnes Wood a few days last week
 Mrs. Gilbert Shippee of upper Wal nut street was in Pascoag last week visiting Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Chase. She also visited in Providence and Chepachet.
 Claude Besudreauit, Mir. csrtineau, Emery Tetreault, Wilfred Lavigne, Roland Gaucher and Theodore w. Pierre attended concert in Wor- cester last Sunday.
 Walter Hughes and daughter Vir- ginia of Manchester, N. H., and MT. and Mrs Armand Valade of Lake port, N H.. spent the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. Frank Bernier.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Shaw of George street were at Storrs College Sunday afternoon to attend the con cert given by the Hartford County Choral Society and Orchestra.
 Rev. John E. Duxbury was called to Thompsonville, Conn, a former parish to ofIiciate at the wedding of Miss Grace Moody and Daniel keefe NA t'taHttu ofiihkos tifto NNthhiks
 Miss Anna Sampson. Mrs. Lillian (. Phillips and Mrs. Wendell Witter re- turned Saturday evening from a ten days stay in the National Capital, go- ing as delegates Co the 37th Congress of the N s. D. A. R. from the local chapter.
 Mrs. George Rawiey entertained at auction bridge last Thursday after noon for the benefit of the Ladies' Social Circle of the Congregational church. Ten tables were played. The hostess was assisted in serving refreshments by Mrs. A. A. Gross and Mrs Raymond Wheaton.
 A good many of the young people from Putnam attended the Junior Prom. held at the Tourtellotte Memo rial High School of Grosvenordale on Friday evening. The hall was gaily decorated in the class colors and very pleasing time was had by all. The music was furnished by the Rose ls Nnf ... 4N.