Putnam patriot., 1929-02-14

Saul ,. Arfch OF NSTcesfRF vas IN
Putnam Monday.
John Rice Of School street motored
30 Webster Tuesday.
Delnar Hazen Of School street mo.
tored to Providence Friday.
Mrs. Henry Dubois Of School street
visited in Hartford last week.
Mrs. Jacob Alpert. Worcester. vis-
tied with friends here Saturday
Philip Zaltas Of Fremont street was
Worcester visitor recently.
James p. Ryan Of Railroad street
motored 10 Boston on Tuesday.
Isadore Lemanovitx is confined 10
his home on Bridge street by illness.
George Bixsllion Of Providence
street motored to Providence Friday.
Harvey Marcy Of Mechanics street
motored TO Webster Tuesday evening.
Simon Kaminsky of Pleasant street
motored to Worcester Tuesday after
aaan.
Mrs. William Donovan has been
confined to her home on Bridge street
by Illness.
Mas Ruth r. Tetreault OF May
street, who has been i'll with grip has
recovered.
Mrs. Anna Weaver Of Pineville.
/ Conn, Is visiting with friends here
I this week.
Stephen Paradis Of Main street
spent the weekend with his family at
Rye. N. Y.
Maurice Savage of Main street was
the recent guest Of his parents in
Worcester.
Mss Giselle TourviIle Of Main
90 Get was the guest Of friends In
Wooster recently.
William Donovan. employed in
Worcester spent the week end with
his family of Bridge street.
Miss Rhea Magnan Of Providence
street motord 70 Worcester Monday
10 spend the day with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spellaey and
family Of Highland street visited
friends in Rutland, Mass. recently.
Walter Lacroix. Hartford, spent
Sunday with his sister. Mrs. w. +.
Maynard and family Of Chapel street.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence kingsmsn
Of Broekton. Mass. were guests Of
Victor Chapdelaine and family, Tues
day.
Mira. Mary b. Bishop was in VIII
/ limantic Wednesday, speaking at the
u. A. X. meeting on the subject, "Op-
/ portunities."
Miss Helen Maher. a student-nurse
I in the St Francis's Hospital in Hart
ford, was the recent guest Of her par
ents in Pomfret.
Mrs. Anioinottc Sears of Rockville
I was the guest over the weekend Of
I her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Mag
! nan of Providence street
Alfred Barber Of Springfield was
the recent guest Of his mother and
sister, Mrs Elvira A. Barber and Miss
Sarah c. Barber of School street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Munyan and
son Winthrop of Worcester spent the
weekend with Mrs Munyan's mother,
Mrs. Lowell y. Ross Of Main street
Misses Eliza and Marietta Reid of
South Main street entertained party
of relatives at dinner Sunday from
uxbridge, Webster and Providence.
Philip Shafner, manager Of the Put
nam Furniture Company Of Main
street motored to New London Sun
day 10 spend the day with relatives
Miss Mariel Snow. a student at
Brown University. Providence, enter
tanned her sister, Miss Belinda Snow,
instructor of Latin at the Putnam
high school
Miss Elizabeth Author, a student
at Becker's Business College in Wor-
cester was the guest recently Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Author Of
Church street.
Miss Corinne Wilson, a student at
the New England Conservatory Of
Music in Boston has been the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon r.
Wilson of Laurel street
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Killian of
Woodstock avenue entertained during
the mid-year recess. Francis Curran
a post graduate student at Harvard
College. Cambridge. Mass.
Mrs Herbert johnson of George
street entertained the Bridge Widows
Monday evening. Mrs. l.. r. Champ
lin was high scorer and Mrs Omer j
Milot received the consolation prize.
Mrs. William II. Richardson, Me
chanics street, entertained the East
and West Bridge Club yesterday af-
ternoon. A delightful time was en-
joyed and the hostess served refresh
ments after the card playing. in which
Mrs. c. l.. Adams achieved the high
est score.
Putnam Council Of Catholic Wo-
men held their weekly whist Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Renshaw
and Mrs Arthur Dufault as hostesses.
Ten tables We're played. the first prize
going 10 Mrs. Omer Maynard. second
Co Mrs. Lillian Jette. and consolation
70 Mrs. Lionell Charron Next week
the hostess viii be Mrs Alvarez Miour