Putnam patriot., 1929-01-24
PUTNAM PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

1 Philip Katx of Boston was in Put. nam on Friday. Louis Walker sf Dsnielson was in Putnam Monday. ! Philip Shapiro of Boston was in ! Putnam Monday. Maurice Jacobson of Boston was in ! Putnam Thursday. ! James Morris of Southbridge was in Putnam Monday. E. Goodman of Danielson was in , Putnam Thursday. ! Max Robbins of Worcester waa in l Putnam Thursday. ] Maurice Baker of Worcester was ' in Putnam Friday. l J. Lemanovitz of Bridge street was ' iu Moosup Thursday.
 Louis Weiner of New York City was in Putnam Monday.
 Joseph Tetreauit of Main street was iH Webster Sunday.
 Mrs. Morri. Harrison has been Ill at her home on Green street
 Mrs. Abraham Weiss is III at her home on Maynard street.
 Maurice Weintrsub of Woreesier was a Putnam visitor Friday.
 Henry Deviin of Nashua, N. H., spent the weekend in Putnam.
 Mrs. F. T. Hurry of Putnam Heights visited friends in Boston recently.
 Philip Zaltas of Fremont street was q Worcester visitor recently.
 David Weleh of Moosup was in Put nam Friday with friends.
 Arthur s. Robertson of Nashua, N. H.. was in Putnam over the weekend.
 William Palmer of Marlboro visit cd relatives in Putnam over the week end.
 Edward Collins of Webster spent the weekend with relatives in Put nam.
 Maurice Savage of Main street spent Sunday with his parents in Wor- oester.
 William Palmer of Marlboro was the guest of relatives in this city re- cmeDtly.
 John Anderson of Woodstoek ave- nue visited relatives in Springfield Sunday.
 Rudolph Warren of Main street spent the weekend with relatives in Southbridge.
 ' Mir. and Mrs. George Montville of Church street visited friends in Bos- ton Thursday.
 Alfred Bonneville of Dsnieison, I far,ner'v of this city, visited relatives in Putnam recently. Joseph Larkin, employed in Wor- cester, spent the webk-end at his grandmother home here.
 William Donovan, employed in Worcester. spent the weekend with his family of Bridge street.
 Miss Jeanette Jacques of the P. II S. teaching staff spent the weekend with her parents in Worcester.
 Rev. Arthur Bonin of Costicook Canada. spent few days with Mir and Mrs. A. Miour of Church street. ! Herman Wsbber has resumed hi, : studies at the State Trade school af- ter short vacation in Norwich. , James Ryan of Railroad street and , Iauretta Magnan of Providence street motored to Worcestes Sunday George Brazilian of Providence street motored to Hartford Monday , to spend the day with friends. } Mir. and Mrs. Jordan of Church street attended the wedding of rela- tive in Woonsocket Monday.
 William Phipps of the Haywood Shoe Co. in Worcester was the guest of friends in Putnam last week. Philip Shafner, manager of the Put. nam Furniture Ca, spent Sunday with his parents in New London.
 Mrs. Anna Delisle of Woodstoek avenue entertained her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Mcdonnell of Newport, IR. l.
 William Lirotte of Woodstoek ave nue, who is a patient at the Day Kim ball Hospital, is improving very slow Fly.
 James Hilbert of Main street, spent the weekend with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry Hilbert of Jewett City.
 Miss Mary Farrell of Main street spent the weekend with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Farrell of New London.
 James Derosier of Van Den Noort street and Frank Derosier of Church street motored Co Gilbertville, Mass, Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Mccoy of Ring street entertained over the week end their son, William, Jr., of Woonsoeket. Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Rosenwsld. daughters Celia, Mildred and Sadie motored to Worcester Sunday and spent the day with friends.
 Miss Tillie kaminsky of Worcester was the guest over the weekend of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Simon Kaminsky, of Pleasant street
 Miss Judith Sabin. a student al Brown University, Providence, was the recent guest of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Sabin of School street.
 Harry Alderman, president of the New England Fur Co.,. of Main street, left Sunday evening for ten days business trip to New York City.
 Gordon Caffrey a student at the Bryant Straiton Business College, spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Anna Caifrey of Pomfret street.
 Miss Belinda Snow of the P. II. S. teaching staff, spent the weekend