Putnam patriot., 1928-02-09
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Mrs- John Child and son James of East Woodstock spent Tuesday in ' Worcester.
 John B. Byrne of Hartford visited over the weekend at his home on ! Seward street.
 j Raymond Pierce of Skorrs Col lege spent the weekend at his home on Putnam Heights.
 l Paul Wheaton, a student in Provi- dence spent Sunday with his parents on Mechanics street Carl Tillquist of Hartford passed the weekend with his aunt, Mrs. Ida | Twist of upper Walnut street. Mir. and Mrs. Jonathan Johnson of ! Center street passed the weekend at Mrs. Johnson's home in Norwich. ! Mir. and Mrs. A. Craydon Sharpe and Armand Magnan viewed the ruins of the Fall River fire Sunday. Mir. and Mrs. Nelson Lown motor sd to Providence Saturday ani were guests of MT. and Mrs. Chester Scott.
 fNA't anu JAHuEt AHteG Vt Paseoag, R. l., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Shippee last Friday.
 Mrs. Fred Converse of Sawyer District has returned to her home from St. Vincent's Hospital. Wor- cester.
 Ransom Cascoigne of Southbridge spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs C. E. Gascoigne of South Main street.
 Miss Anna G. Murphy of Fsrrows street has been the guest of her sister. Miss Grace R. Murphy of Northampton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chester Scott Of Providence spent Sunday with Mrs. Scott's grandmother, Mrs. Lillis White of Grove street.
 John Gronlund of Grosvenordale has returned from tho Hartford Hos pital and is now visiting Mrs. Ida Twist of upper Walnut street.
 Miss Marion Wilcox of Farrows street is now a student at Connecti- cut Agricultural College, Storrs, Conn, entering this week at mid year.
 Mir. and Mrs. Marc Shippee and family of East Killingly spent Sum day with Mir. Shippee's parents. Mir. and Mrs. Gilbert Shippee of upper Walnut street.
 A joint meeting of the Ladies' Aid and Missionary societies of the Bap- list church will be held at the Bap- list parsonage Wednesday afternoon, February 18th.
 Miss Annie Sullivan, who died in the Norwich State Hospital Saturday, January 23, was well known in Put nam where she practiced chiropody some years ago.
 Several parties have recently been given in honor of Mrs. Warren W. Ayerill of Pleasant street who leaves Sunday to spend two months in St. Petersburg. Florida.
 Edward Keefe of New Haven and Miss Dorothy Keefe of Connecticut College for Women, New London, spent the weekend with their par ents. Mir. and Mrs. NJ. w. Keefe of Ring street.
 Miss Rachael Hurlbut of Woodstoek avenue spent Saturday with friends in Willimantic In conference with the group of older girls who win be council leaders in the Older Girls Conference in May to be held in Put l nam.
 Mrs. Moses Aldrieh of Sawyer Dis trict, Mrs. Henry Apley and Mrs. Clarence Chase of upper Walnut street were in Danielson last Tues day attending the meeting of the So- cial Corner of the Norwich Bulletin. They report a wonderful time.
 Rev. John E. Duxbury, pastor of the Methodist church. gave an ex-l cellent address at the meeting of the clergy fellowship, representing churches in this section of eastern Connecticut, held at the Dayville| Congregational church Monday.
 A birthday party was given to Miss Anita Demers at her home on Milton street Monday evening, in honor of her eighteenth birthday, by the girls of the Putnam Steam Laundry. Many gifts were presented Co her and dur ing the evening refreshments were served. 4 good time was had by all.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. Woissrd of Main street motored Sunday to Webster with Mrs. Edgar Messier and Henry Woisard of Danielson. In the eve ming Mir and Mrs Woisard were en- tertained by Dr. and Mrs. Brzuch, Mrs. Bedard and her two daughters, Beatrice and Blanche from Webster.