Putnam patriot., 1929-06-20

SGCOn h4AtnWAA0 or NAMiu htf0Et was in Worcester Thursday.
 George LAeroix of soushbridgc was in town Monday on business.
 Peter Raeette of Water street has returned from a trip to Vermont.
 Joseph TetreAult of Main street motored Co Webster Sunday to visit friends.
 Samuel Antokoi of School street motored to Worcester on Thursday to visit friends.
 Rudolph Warren of Main street spent the weekend with his parents in Southbridge.
 Mayor and Mrs. Charles Richard are entertaining Mrs. Richards father of Providence.
 lsadore Lemanovitz of Bridge street motored to Worcester Sunday to visit friends.
 William Donovan of Worcester spent the weekend with his family of Lyon street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wilfred Dupre of Mil ton street motored to Springfield Sun day to visit friends.
 lsadore Lemanovitx of Bridge street was the guest of friends in Worcester Thursday.
 Philip Shsfner of Main street mo- tored to New London recently to visit relatives and friends.
 Miss Marietta Reid of South Main street entertaind on Friday Mrs. James Pierce of Blackstone.
 MT. and Mrs. Issdore Spiegalman and daughter Sadie of Bridge street motored to Worcester Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Johnson of New York City, were the weekend guests of relatives in this city.
 Miss Elizabeth Russell of Wor- cester spent the weekend with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. John J. Russell.
 David Feshbaeh of the New Eng land Fur Go. of Main street has re- turned from business trip to New York City.
 fsir. and Mrs. Frank Witman and children of Mechanics street, motor ed to Crescent Park, k. l., Sunday to spend the day.
 Mrs. Jerome B. Ross of New York City Is spending a few weeks as the guest of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Lowell D. Ross.
 Kenneth Ra1ley, s student at Suf- field Academy for Boys, Is spending the summer vacation at his home on Pleasant street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Plessis have returned from their honeymoon and Woodstock avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs Emery Munysn and son Winthrop of Worcester spent the weekend with Mrs. Munyan's mother, Mrs. Lowell D. Ross.
 Mir. and Mrs. Victor Peloquin of Main street, and Mir. and Mrs. Leon Pelequin of Bridge street motored to Webster, Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs Charles Seder and daughter Marion of Grove street, and Mir. Bissonnetta motored to Wor- eester on Thursday.
 Mrs. N. Tessier of Manville, R. l., spent Sunday with her mother and iAtUtAs Mfs Abh HiHs Jaitb0 hdEhAH of Providence street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Marcy and son Donald of Mechanics street, mo- torcd to Buck Hill Sunday to visit Mir. and Mrs .0rrin Whiting.
 J. Lemanovitx and daughters Bella and Florence spent Monday and Tues day as the guests of relatives in Bos- ton, Roxbury and Dorcester, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Jackson and two children of Hartford spent the weekend as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. John Jackson of Woodstock ave- nue.
 George l.. Place and Herbert l.. Dow of the Place Motor Go. of Bridge street attended a Ford dealers meet ing in Bosten, Wednesday of last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Aframe and sons. Philip. Abraham, and Jacob. of South Main street. motored to Wor- cester Sunday to spend the day as the guests of relatives.
 Miss Jeanette Jacques. teacher of French at the Putnam high school is NltnhluA tHt NhNtiutf NdNhAihH Mitu her parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Jacques of Worcester.
 George cilpstric. student at Dart. mouth College at Hanover New Hampshire is spending the summer vacation with his mother, Mrs. Irene W. Gilpatric of Church street
 Mir. and Mrs. Abraham Israel, daughters Isabelle and Florence and sou Milton of Doreester, Mass, were the guests Sunday of Mir. and Mrs. J. Lemanovitz of Bridge street.
 MT and Mrs. John Duffy, Mrs. Fred ]. Mathieu and Henry LeMay, an of Providence street were in Woonsock- ct Tuesday attending the commence ment exercises at Mt. St. Charles Col lege.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alferie Bibeault of Sunnyside Heights. Mir. and Mrs. Donald Johnson of Grovenordalc and Alfred Bibeault of Woodstock motor eel to Providence Sunday Co spend the day with friends,
 On Sunday at Roseland Park, Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Beaudry of Whit insville and Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Os- tigny of Woonsoeket met a number of Putnam friends whom they had known while they were living in Put nam several years ago The ladies will be remembered as Mamie and A f.n.- na,ra,u tfr n.aud.r stsae atqa