Putnam patriot., 1929-06-06

Rustfn Lincoln has moved from Livery street to School street
 Sidney King of Now Britain was at his home here Memorial Day.
 Mrs. J. l.. Kenyon of Bridgeport has been in Putnam visiting friends.
 John Fallon of Westheld. N. J., visited relatives here Memorial Day.
 Dr. P. E. Tetreault entertained d relatives from Central Falls Sunday.
 Mrs. Wellss Partridge of Boston has been visiting relatives here a few days.
 Miss Mary Vale of Hartford spent the weekend with Miss Mamie Mason of Pomfret street.
 Misa Gladys Sykes of Lawrence, Mass, called on Mrs. Ernest Bous- quet, Jr., Memorial Day. Mrs. Thomas Spellacy and Miss l Florence Spellacy of Highland street were Sunday visitors in Lowell, Mass. Michael Bradley and daughter of | Worcester visited friends in Putnam Wednesday.
 i Rev. and Mrs. John F.. Duxbury were in East Hartford early this week attending preachers meeting.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Scott of Provi- dence visited Mrs Lillis White and Alfred White of Grove street Memo rial Day.
 Mir and Mrs. GSorge Laehance and children of Hartford spent Sun day with MT. and Mrs. Alvin La- chance.
 Albert Robinson of Hartford was the weekend guest of his parents, Principal and Mrs. E. l.. Robinson of Church street.
 Miss Mary Bousquet. Mir. and Mrs Harry Kelley and Mrs. Rose Kelley of Worcester visited with relatives here Decoration Day.
 Dr.. Edward F. Perry has returned Co his home here after spending two months as a patient in the U. s. Naval Hospital at Newport, E. l.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Carriere and fam fly of Peacedale, K. l., and Ferdinand St. Jean of Plainfeld spent Sunday with Mfr. and Mrs. A. St. Jean.
 Lieta and June Whitney of Gros. venordale spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. John Whitney of Farrcws street
 Mir and Mrs. Robert Achorn, Jr., and children of Mattapoisett were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Mel Tor, Jr., several days last week.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Sullivan, Mir. and Mrs. John Brown and Mary Rose and Julia Sullivan of Boston called on Miss Sarah Brady Decoration Day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Guillotte and family and Mir. and Mrs. Eudore Le- claire and little daughter, all of Jewett City, were the guests of AL fred Gaucher and family last Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Remington Moore, their two children, and aunt. Mrs. Chamberlin ef Springfield, Mass, were the Sunday guests Of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Apley of Walnut street.
 Ernest Hall of Southbridge, his sis. ter, Mrs. Lahin of Attleboro, and Miss Jeannette Whittemore of Sur bridge called on Miss Lovan Dixen of Grove street and other friends here Saturday,
 Mir. and Mrs. Narcisae Breault and daughter Eleanor, Miss Margaret Dolan of Millbury, Mass, and Dona Joii of Wocnsocket spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. William Joli of Mill street
 A stirring address was given Sum day evening by Dr. Robert Watson of Boston, secretary of the Lords Day League of New England, at the union service held et the Methodist church Sunday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clifford Meier and \ two children from Wyoming. New Jersey. and Mrs. Jchn Macdonald and three children of Hartford were guests on the holiday of Postmaster Macdonald and Miss Jessie Maedon- ald.
 ! Mrs. C. M. French, who has lived | in the home of Miss Annie Cutler of Bellevue street for the past ten years, has severed her connections there and gone to her cottage at Bristol Mar rows. k. l., where she will spend the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wilfred Window of farrows street entertained Mrs. Win slows mother, Mrs Thompson of Me chanicsville, her brother. Ernest Thompson of Monson, Mass, and Mrs. Cora Jenner of East Putnam as Memorial Day guests.
 Mir. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and son Everett, Mir and Mrs. Warren Thayer and son of Newtonville. Mass. Mir and Mrs. Siegfred Bayer and George Bayer of Union City, New Jersey. were Memorial Day guests of Mir. and Mrs Melvin Baker of School street
 Mir. and Mrs. Seigfred Bayer. and Mir. Bayer's brother. George, of New York have been spending the holiday weekend with friends and relatives in Putnam and Thompson, also with Mrs Bayer's mother, Mrs. Mary Caul- kins of New London. They returned Co New York by auto Sunday
 Mrs. Charles P. Wagner, who has beon spending a few days as the guest cf her mother Mrs. Mary $. Kenyon, ! left Friday for Waterbury. where she will attend the graduation exercises of her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Wagner from St. Margaret's School there.
 Rev. and Mrs. John F. Duxbury were in East Hartford Monday and Tuesday attending the Methodist Ministerial Association meeting. Mon day evening they attended a recep- ton given Rev. Charles II. Van Nat