Putnam patriot., 1929-04-18

to Putnam Tuesday.
 Clement Trawiins of New York City vas in town Monday
 Rudolph Warren of Main street was in Southbridge Sunday
 J. Dyer Potter. Jr.. of Boston is visiting at his home on Grove street
 Dominick Devineenro of Walnut street was the recent guest of friends in Boston.
 Ralph E. Gahan Of Rye. N. f., vis- tied his mother, Mrs Margaret Ga- han. Friday.
 Samuel Williams and Henry Will Hams of Boston were in Putnam Mon- day and Tuesday.
 Henry Furst of Main street spent the weekend with friends In New Rochelle. N. Y.
 Benjamin Tuber of Norwich was the recent guest of Miss Sadie Zaltas of Fremont street.
 Miss Marie Sioumbeiis of Sunny side avenue passed the weekend with friends in New Haven.
 Mrs. Herman Carver of School street is visiting her brother Fred Pierce of Newark, N. J.
 Miss Lillian Benois of School stree, recently entertained William LHeu- reaux of Leicester, lAass.
 Mira. Herbert slye of Stafford Springs has been visiting Mrs. Charles Rawley of Grove street.
 James Aframe of Scu:h Main street motored to Worcester Monday to spend the day with friends.
 Miss haekett of Walnut street mo- tored to New London Sunday to spend the day as the guest of friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Chats and family spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Moses Aldrich of Sawyer Dist riet.
 Thsddeus Piskin of Sawyer Dist. rict was in South Aekworth, New Hampshire, recently. visiting his par ents.
 Erwin ciechowski of the Bradley Theatre entertained Wednesday his sister, Miss Bernice Cieehowski of Rockville.
 Robert Bruce. a student at North eastern University, Boston, spent the weekend as the guest of his parents of School street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Carey and children of Railroad street spent Sun day the guests of Mir. and Mrs, Frank Carey of Providence.
 Albert Hall of Farrows street ia undergoing treatment at the Hart ford Hospital. for the removal of eataraets from his eyes.
 Miss Natalie M. Dion, the sixth grade teacher at the Israel Putnam School, spent the weekend as the guest oF friends in Boston.
 Benjamin Eisenberg. who has been spending a few weeks as the guest of friends in this city, has returned to his home in New York City.
 Misa Pauline Chandler of Livery street. motored to Danielson on Sun day to spend the day as the guest of Mir and Mrs. Henry Malo.
 Mrs. Lewis Champiin and Mrs. Lauriston Moves. officers of the local Parent Teachers Association are in Greenwich, Conn, today and Friday attending state convention.
 Mrs. WiIfred Wade of East Kill inglv called on relatives here Thurs day. Mrs. Wade will be remember ed as Miss Myra Ellis of Putnam.
 Miss Claire Carey and brother, Walter. of Railroad street have re- turned from a visit with their cousin, Miss Geuevieve Russian or Worcester
 Clayton Thurber of Providence wis. tied his parents, Mir and Mrs. Charles Thurber of Walnut street last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Shippee of Stratford. Conn. spent the weekend with Mr Shippee's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Gilbert Shippee of Walnut street.
 Miss Cora Chsgnou of Smith street and brother, William Chagnon, of Webster, motored Co Boston Sunday to spend the day as the guests of Will fred Chagnon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hector Msgnan of Vandale street, Miss Lauretta Mag nan of Providence street and James ?. Ryan of Railroad street motored to Providence Sunday to visit friends.
 Miss Cora Chagnon of Smith street entertained on Saturday, Miss Irene Martin, Miss Mary Ryan. Miss Yvette Martin. Harry Whitcher, Dudley Jew ell and Albert Narnum all of Web ster.
 Mir and Mrs. Chester Covell mo- tored Co Providence Wednesday ae- companied by Mrs. Ethel Tourtel. lotte. Mrs. Gladys Beno.t, Mrs. Mary Connol and Mrs Nellie Joslin.
 Miss Clara Ramp and Saul Rosoff of Worcester were the guests Satur- day afternoon of Mir and Mrs. Simon kaminsky and iamiy of Pleasant street. Sunday morning they left for a visit with friends in Norwich
 The Hiking Club" held their first meeting at the home of Miss Mary Chandler of Livery street last We'd nesday evening The following ot- ticcrs were elected Miss Mary Chand Ter. president; Miss Dora Lemanovitz. vice president; and Miss Rhoda Gard rer. secretary and treasurer.
 On Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Pearl Mayhew a party was giv- en iu honor of her daughter Mario rie's sixteenth birthday Daring the evening games were played and sew cral solos sung by members of the party. Refreshments were served by Miss Marjorie assisted by her mother