Putnam patriot., 1929-03-28
Mir. F,h.l m.n.s.ld i, visiting in


 Spencer Jordan spent Sunday in Hartford.
 Saul s. Arick of Worcester was in town recently.
 Napoleon Comeau and son spent Sunday in Hartford.
 Hav~ you seen the pretty eroeus bed on Grove streetg
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Wheaton were in Providence Thursday.
 Mrs. Fannie Keller of Worcester was in Putnam on Wednesday.
 Frederick W. Seward was in Woon- socket on Sunday visiting relatives
 Irene Labonte of Woonsoeket spent Sunday with friends in Putnam Miss Barbara Mansfield is visiting in Glenridge. N. J., and Philadelphia. | Miss Emily Van Pelt of Dsnielson called on Putnam friends on Friday
 Leonard Mollor motored to New Bedford for the soccer game on San day.
 Mrs. Arthur Tourtellotte of Put nam Heights spent Monday in Spring field.
 4 Gilbert B.temsn and Bradley Whea- ton spent the weekend in Tiverton, K. l.
 Duiliio Luehesi of Main street mo- tored to Providence one day this week
 Postmaster Macdonald is spending the weekend with his sister, Mrs. Mason.
 Miss Thars Ames of Hartford was at her home on Farrows street Palm Sunday.
 Mrs. Cora E. Adams Is in Bridge port to visit her sister, Mrs. Anna E. Gilmore.
 Mrs. Frank Gieasoe of East Wood stock called on Putnam friends on Wednesday.
 moars Forsgren of Providence spent the weekend with his aunt, Mrs. Ida Twist of Walnut street.
 Miss Mary Waterman was called here by the illness of her aunt, Mrs. C. C. Brown on King street.
 George Willis of Northeastern Uni versity. Boston, spent Palm Sunday at his home on Killingly avenue. Ernest w. Miller of Dedhsm and l l.. c. Harlfinger of Hyde Park were in Putnam Thursday on business.
 Alderman and Mrs. Robert T. Chadwick attended the funeral of a friend in Lawrence, Mass, Wednesday. Mrs. Leonard Melior returned Sun day from a weeks visit with Mir and Mrs. James Broadbent in New York City.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leroy j. Tripp of Center street had Mir. and Mrs. Earl ] Dutton of Doreester as weekend guest.
 Miss Eleanor Carpenter entertain ed Mrs. Ellsworth Lawson and Miss Lillian Grant of Hartford over the weekend.
 Mrs. Helen Nj. Wiley of Northamp- ton. Mass, is spending the Easter vacation with Mr and Mrs. Arthur s. Macdonald.
 Mir and Mrs. Leonard Mellor, Jr.. , and children accompanied by Mir. and Mrs. Ogden spent the weekend in New Bedford ? Mrs. Irene Gilpatrie of Church street is entertaining her children . from their various schools over the Easter recess. 1; Leroy Ames and two friends from : New Haven passed the weekend with ? Mr and Mrs. Warren $. Ames of 2 Farrows street.
 Misa Marion Wilcox of Storrs Col lege was at her home on Farrows street over Palm Sunday. She was ! apenmuanied hy a friaud
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Brown and family of School street spent Sunday in New Britain with Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Baglin and family. {; Mrs. William Marcy of Pomfret spent the weekend with her father, Eugene keene. at the home of Mrs. William Manson of Walnut street Miss Lucy Wallen of Boston spen, the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Mary Wallen of South Main street, who has been quite ill the past week. Mrs. Nellie Bates. who has been 2 making her home with Mrs. Mary : Johnson on Maple street, is now stay : ing with her daughter on Tatem 2 street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Campbell and MT. ana Mrs. Otson or Hartford were weekend guests of Mir. Campbelrs mother. Mrs. Henry Hurdman of School street. Mrs. J. Harry Mann has returned to her home on Grove street after spending the winter with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Howard Knight, and family of Bridgeport.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Converse of Sawyer District entertained over the weekend their son, Charles Converse. and wife of Pawtueket and Mir. and Mrs. Armand Como of Norwich.
 Miss Ruth Child. instructor at Wo- mans College, Baltimore, Md. and Miss Edith Child of Simmons College, Boston are spending the Easter re- cess with their mother, Mrs. Chester E. Child
 Fricnds and aequaintances of Mr. end Mrs Ralph Jenkins have received cards from their son, Page Jenkins, to the effect that be is dealing in the maple sugar and Che syrus industry in Johnson. Vermont.
 Mrs. Beatrice Wiiber and son Allen Of Johnson, Vermont, are visiting rel atiVes here Mrs. Wilber formerly