Putnam patriot., 1929-10-17

Inc weekend.
 Chandler Morse spent the week- end with his parents.
 Miss Anne Weekes is visiting Miss Alice West of Worcester.
 UIcide St. onge of New York City has been visiting relatives here.
 Leroy Thompson of New York City spent the weekend at his home here.
 Leon T. Wilson. Jr.. of Providence passed the weekend at his home on Laurel street.
 John Hogan is now employed by he Paramount Theatre Corporation, Boston eftice.
 Mir. and Mrs Ralph Kenyon spent the weekend and Sunday with 1 friends in Charlton
 Chandler Morse of New York City was at his home on Seward street | over the weekend.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Bell of King street had George Bell and family of Baltic as Sunday guests.
 Mir. and Mrs. Waiter Gilpatrie of White Plains spent the weekend with Mrs. Jessie Gilpatric
 Gerald Duffy of Nit. St. Charles Academy. Woonsceket, was home for the holiday weekend.
 William Montgomery Is with his sister, Mrs Mary Wallen of South ] Main street for few days.
 Mir and Mrs. II. II. Davenport are now in Clearwater. Florida, where they will spend the winter.
 Frank Cushman of Everett, Mass, visited here and in East Woodstock over the holiday weekend
 Leonard Gilman of Northeastern University. Bostcn, came to his home here for the weekend. i Miss Isabelle Byrne, superintend 1 ent O. Sloan hospital. New York City, has been in Putnam this week.
 Hayden Franklin of Northeastern University came to his home on i Chapman street over the weekend.
 Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Farrin are entertaining Mrs. Farrin's sister Mrs Howard Tuisman ef Camden, N. ].
 Augustus Wilson and Kenneth Rawley of Sufiiald Academy have been recent guests at their homes here
 Charles Carpenter of Hartford spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs Harriett Carpenter of Chapman street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leland Bradley, MT. and Mrs. Walter Wheaton and Mrs. i Stanley Bacon attended Stafford Fair on Saturday
 Mrs. Hattie Miller, Mrs. Irene ] &. Laurent and daughter Betty and Mrs. Mary Young spent Friday at the 1 Stafford Fair.
 i Mrs. Irving II. Miron entertained ] at dinner and bridge party last Wednesday evening in honor of Mir. Miron's birthday. friend of Holyoke. spent Wednesday 1 in Putnam with Mrs. Howard Carpen- ter of Grove street.
 Miss Madeline Mccoy of Ring street entertained Miss Gertrude Marion of Hartford, formerly of Put nam. as a weekend guest.
 Miss N. Alice Dalton of North l hampton. Mass, has been spending several days with her niece. Mrs. Jchn II. Bulger. and family.
 Miss Alice Andrews of Worcester and friend. Miss Dorothea Royal of Millburv. Mass. visited at Miss An drews' home on Farrows street Sun day.
 Miss Lauretts Mullan who attends Academy of the Holy Family. Baltic. came to spend the weekend with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Edward W. Mullan.
 Mrs. Victor ChspdeIaine has re- turned to her home on Church street after visiting her son, Dr. Ernest Chapdelaine, and family of Detroit, Michigan.
 Donald. small son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rich of Providence, has been spending a week with his grand-par ents, Mir and Mrs. Jesse Rich of Greve street.
 Mrs. Clarabel Sherman and dsugh- ter. Miss Elizabeth of Boston were weekend guests of Mrs. Sherman's son. Ray Sherman, and Mrs Sherman of King street.
 Mir. and Mrs E. L. Robinson enter tained Mir. and Mrs & A. Field of She bourne Falls. Mass. and their son, Albert Robinson Of Hartford. over the weekend.
 Mrs. Mary Moss. who has been a patient at the Day Kimball hospital, where she underwent q serious oper- ation, is making a good recovery and returned to her home on South Main street Friday
 Dr.. K. T. Phillips is in Chicago this week attending the annual meeting of the American College of Surgeons. On Friday evening convceation will be held at which time he will receive a degree from that college.
 Among those attending the con venticn of L'Union St. Jean Baptiste society being he'd in Burlington, Vt, are Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Brodeur. Dr. and Mrs A. k. Parent, Mir. and Mrs. Henry N. Benoit, Mrs. Victor Chap