Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1929-03-07

Morris Jacobs of Providence was
{ in Putnam Friday
Max Robbins Of Worcester was in
Putnam Monday.
+ Arthur TownIey % Southbridgc
was ia Putnam on Sunday.
Miss Ads Maynard Of Bullock street
has accepted position in Wauregan.
Harold Crowley Of Danislson spent
Sunday the guest Of relatives IN this
city
MR., George Place Of Webster
spent Thursday the guest Of friends
IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rosenwsld Of
Main street were the guests Of Wor.
cestcr friends recently
William Donovan of Worcester was
the guest over the weekend Of his
family on Bridge street.
Mrs. Isadore Speigalman Of Bridge
street was the guest Of friends in
New York City recently.
Rudolph Warren OF Main street
spent the weekend as the guest Of
his parents in Southbridge.
Aaron Sandlovitx Of New Haven,
formerly Of this city. was In town
one day last week calling on friends.
Harry Torrey. Jr.. small son of MIR.
and Mrs. Harry Torrey of School
street, who has been seriously III, Is
improved.
Alfred Bonneville of Danieison
formerly Of this city, has been the re-
cent quest Of friends and relatives in
this city.
Mr. ard mra Fred Gagnon of Main
street entertained on Thursday Mr..
apd Mrs. Daniel Corcoran and family
Of I.onsdale, K. !
Sister Antoinette Of Drummonds-
vile, =. O., Canada. has been the
guest Of her sister Mrs. Alex Gilman
81 Gilman street.
Mas Lula Morrissey Of Boston has
been the recent guest Of her sister
and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Card Of Frank street.
Kenneth Graves Of Pomfret Center,
student at the Putnam High School,
sustained a broken arm while out ski
ing one day last week.
Miss Mary Farrell Of Main street
was the guest over the weekend Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Farrell Of New London.
MIR. and Mrs. +. Fisher of Prospect
street, have been entertaining this
week Miss Mary Moneeau, superin-
tendent of the Milford Hospital.
Edward Laeas. student at the
Bryant Stratton Business College IN
Providence. was the guest over the
weekend of his parents on Chapel
street
Miss Camille MaRnan of Church
street and Rene St Souveur Of Mill
street motored to Wilimantie on Sun
day. to spend the day as the guest Of
friends.
Mrs. William Manson of Walnut
street received "A letter from her son,
Floyd. who is wintering in Miami
Fla. The letter came by the first di-
rect air mail route.
Philip shafner. manager of the Put.
nam Furniture Company Of Main
street, motored 10 New London on
Sunday. 60 spend the day as the guest
of relatives there.
The Cosmos Club were entertained
Tuesday night at the home Of Mrs.
Nvonnc Fisher Of Prospect strctt.
Mrs Fisher was assisted by her sis
ter. Mrs Estelle Delisle.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Author Of
Church street entertained over the
weekend their daughter. Miss Eli
zabeth Author, student at Beeker's
Business COLLEGE. Worcester.
Mrs. James r. English, county vice
president of the Council of Congre-
gational Women of Connecticut. was
the speaker az a meeting of the La
dies Sociotv Of the Congregational
church Of Willimantic held there Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Mellor and
children returned on Sunday from
Nattlpoigett where they had been
staying Tor the previous week while
Mr. Mellor WI under the care OF New
Bedford and Boston specialists FOR
the Jaw broken recently lbs a soccer
game.
On Thursday evening the Union Of
ST. John Baptist entertained at whist
in Forestcr's hall. Marshall street
Five prizes were given won hy Mrs.
l.. Duffy; Mrs. A. Dufeault: Mrs F..
Delisle Mrs A. Gregoiro and consolu-
ton to Miss Agnes Matthew. The door
prize was won by Mrs. Frank Dumas.
The hostesscs were Mrs. MARCEL. Mrs.
Barnes. Mrs ST. Marie. and Mrs.
Bechard.
Friday evening there was most
enjoyable whist party given for the
benefit Of the Rebekahs at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs Clarence Chase of
Walnut street There were six tables.
Ladies' first prize went 10 Mrs. Lii
Sian Andrews. while the ladies conso-
lation prize fell TO Miss Marjorie BE
mott Kenneth Andrews was award.
ed gents FIRST prize and Waldo Chase
came In on the consolation end To
wards midnight refreshments were
served