Putnam patriot., 1929-07-25

! Providence on Monday
 Reverend and Mrs. E. B. Wright spent Friday in Worcester.
 Richard McCauley of Lowell visit. ed his parents over the weekend. Walter Hughes of Manchester is visiting Frank Bernier of Providence street.
 Mrs. Cingei and a sister from Rockville, spent Sunday at Oak l Bluffs.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chanles Thayer en. | tertained on Saturday guests from ! Mystic.
 Miss Grace |. Bennett is enjoying weeks vacation from her duties at the Patriot Office.
 wilfred V. Chapdelsine left today ! for a two weeks visit with his [ brother in Detroit. Mrs. Parker Newan of N. Y. City motored to her summer home al Roseland, ,-Foxwood.
 Emilio Cote cf Cleveland street, spent the weekend in Central Falls, |. l., visiting friends.
 Henry Campbell is having his va- cation. He left Monday for his home in cherryfeld, Maine.
 Robert Seaman of Manchester spent Sunday the guest of MT. and Mrs. Harry Thompson. i George Swanson, employed in i Hartford, spent the weekend at his home on Walnut street.
 nml t,s. ed on Sunday, MT. and Mrs. William ! Franklin MacLean of Webster, Mass. ] Mrs. Annie Emmesly who has been visiting her son Wilfred, is now with her sister in Middleboro. Mrs. James l \. Platt.
 Mis-. Hazel Clifford left Saturday | for a two weeks vacation with Mrs. W. Earle Prince in New Hyde Park, Long Island.
 Mrs. Nelson iown and children, with Mrs. Ray Medbury and Richard l will spend few days at beach near Gui.ford.
 Mrs. C. A. Popple an. .aughter i Barbara were guests of Mrs. William ! Warren at Buttonwoods for five days last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coodaic of Hartford were entertained Sunday I by Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Wheaton ef Park avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs Aver and their fami- ly and other relatives have motored to Lake Winnipesaukee, N. H., to De gone a week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dan Durand and small Danny motored to Pawtncket on Sunday. to visit the family nf Clifford Mungeon.
 Mrs. Uric St. Marie of Woodstock avenue and daughter Miss Eva, have been visiting Mrs. Joseph Bernier in Webster lately.
 Mrs. George Harrington visited with Mrs. C L. Torrey at the cottage in Crescent Beach, and has just re- turned to Putnam.
 Maurice Blodgett spent several days in Misquanieut last week, be- fore returning tc Putnam from a stay with Danielson friends.
 Paul Wheaton, who has been for some time on the clerical force oi Powdrell and Alexander of Attawau' gan, is having vacation at home. Mir. and Mrs. Ulrie Beausolei motored to Wconsocket on Sunday Miss Irene who had been visiting there during the week returned witt l them.
 Mrs. Seiina Longworth, mother of Mrs Leland Bradley of Killingly avenue. recently visited her son James Shaw, and family in Woon' socket
 : Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Bacon, witi their daughters, Jean, Dorothy anC ' Priscilla. are spending a few day at the Broadleigh cottage in Pleas ant View.
 , Mir. and Mfrs. Walter King. theil son Russell, and Sidney King, lef for a motor trip to Niagara Falls or Sunday where they will enjoy weeks vacation. ; Mir. and Mrs. William Sham sns
 family. with Fred Firth and Mir. ans 8 Mrs Frank Ledger and family s motored to Providence Sunday fol ' the Soccer game. 5 Mrs. Charles w. Wilder of Pitts !, burgh Penn. is now visiting hei :. brother and family, Fred Carr, at , . Webster Lake cottage, and called . Sunday on L. E. Smith. Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Curran ol
 Worcester. with Mir and Mrs. Hugf
 L. Simmons. enjoyed an outing with members of the choir of St. Mary's church at Hopkins Sunday. Mrs. Frances Warner Hersey arrived Saturday, for visit of about a week with her mother and sister Mrs. E N. Warner and Miss Ger trude Warner. South Main street. Mir. and Mrs. James Shaw and children from Woonsoeket called Sunday on Mir. and Mrs Leland Bradley and Mrs Selma Longworth who is making her home with them
 Mrs. O. C. Bosworth and daughte, The,ma. of Woodstock avenue. left on Saturday for Plymouth, Mass. where they will spend a few weeks at the summer home of Mrs. Ella Morton.
 Mrs. Amelia Good, with Mir. and Mrs. Edward Marsh and son Irwin came by auto with Mrs. Selma Long worth from New Bedford. for a few days visit with Mir. and Mrs. Leland Bradley of Killingly avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Dueat and children of Moosap called on Mir. and Mrs e. A. popple on Monday. Gerard