Putnam patriot., 1929-01-10

Carl Ward Of Providence was in
Putnam Tuesday
Fred Cagnon Is confined to his
home with illness
r. G. Kline Of Providence Is IN
Putnam for few weeks.
Arthur s. Creenberg Of Worcester
was IN Putnam Wednesday
Mira. c. d. Arnold Of Cambridge
has been In Putnam recently
Hyde Smith. Worcester, spent sew
ernl days this week in this city.
\ Robert Brookman Of Boston was
In Putnam Tuesday on business.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Csgnon Of Main
street were in Worcester Wednesday.
Mrs. J. Otis Fox of Eden stree,
spent Monday with friends in Boston.
Miss JuIiette Bssely, Church street.
was in Woonsocket with friends Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson of Wood
stock avenue motored to Hartford
Sunday night.
A daughter was born Saturday
morning to MIR and Mrs. Alferie Lu-
icier Of Vandale street.
Mr.. and Mr.. Joseph Miller, Chap
man street, we're the guests Of rela-
tives in Worcester Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius MAgnsn Of
Providence street entertained Sunday
Mrs. NJ. Tessier Of Woonsocket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wells Of Park
street entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
/ Dupuis Of Pawtueket on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Trevena Of
South Main street spent the weekend
with Mr.. Trevena's mother in Mystic.
! Gilbert Bateman and Bradley
Wheaton were in Msddletown, X. l..
recently being entertained by Viii
liam Bateman.
Mrs. Bealsh Harris of Woodstock
avenue spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. William s. Marsden Of
Paseoag. r. |.
Miss Mary Carpenter, teacher at
Abbott Academy. Andover, Mass, is
spending few days with her mother,
Mrs Alice Carpenter.
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her home and Mrs. Charles A. Thaycr
has been substituting at Israel Put
nam school for her.
James Ryan and Miss Mamie Ryan
of Railroad street and Miss Lauret-
ia Magnan Of Providence street mo-
tored to Providence Sunday.
Following the regular meeting of
Putnam Grange next Monday night in
Odd Fellows, there will be a social
time. at whist will be the feature.
Harry Kelley Of Southbridge, gen
eral manager Of the Yankee Shops.
called on Alferie Bibeault, manager
Of the Yankee Shop here. on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fisher mo-
tored to New York on Sunday MIR.
Fisher will return Wednesday while
Mrs. Fisher will be gone the entire
week.
MIR. aud Mrs. Emery Munyan aud
son Winthrop Of Worcester, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Munyan's
mother, Mrs. Lowell D. Ross Of Main
street.
Miss Tiara Ames Of Hartford and
Leroy Ames Of New Haven spent the
weekend with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Ames, returning on Sun
day night.
MIR. and Mrs. William Sham and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ledger and
Dorean and Betty-Ann were guests
on Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman
in Chepaehet.
Gerald Duffy, who hss been visit
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Duffy for the holidays returned
to his studies at Mt ST. Charles Col
lege Woonsocket, Sunday
A son Of Mrs Annie Hammond
Edmond Of Amherst, who has been IN
for six months Of spinal meningitis,
was buried from the Hammond es-
tate, Hampton on Friday at two o.
cock
Preparations are under way for tho
installation Of Putnam, Woodstock and
Thompson Oranges which will be held
in the State Armory, this city Mon
day evening, January 81. Details Of
the arrangements will be announced
later
On Sunday Ransom Gaseoigne Of
Southbridge and his mother Mrs
Carrie b Cascoigne accompanied
George Bradley 70 Wethersheld to at
tend the funeral Of cousin, Miss
Edith Hewitt. Miss Hewitt, who was
partially blind. was the victim Of an
! automobile accident and never re-
gained consciousness after being
struck