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Exhibitions Planned
By Cavalry at Fl. Myer
Attracting Interest
Brilliant Uniforms, Flashing
Steel and Dashing Horses
to Feature Spectacular
Rides February IA.

The Army, as such, may give thought
to the future of the horse, but Wash
ington society is still very much inter-
ested in the exhibition rides staged
by the Sd United, States Cavalry al
Fort Myer, and are not in sympathy
with the idea that the horse is passe.
Brilliant uniforms, flashing steel ano
daShing horses will entertain foreign
dignitaries and naval and military at
taches when the officers and men Of
the Sd Cavalry play host to the diplo-
matte corps of Washington on Febru-
airy IA. In announcing plans for this
exhibition ride, Col. Guy ". Henry
commanding officer at Fort Myer, said
that many of the acceptarces to the
invitation had already been received
indicative of the warm love of the diplo-
mats for horses and h0rsemanship.
The list, so far. includes the Am
bassador of Cuba and Sonora de Fer
rara, the Ambassador of Belgium and
Princess de Ligne, and their daughter
Princess Elizabeth de Ligne: the Am
bassador of Turkey, Ahmed MouhtaI
Bey: the Ambassador Of Germany and
Frau Won Prittwitz und Gaffron, the
Ambassador of Japan and Nine. De-
buchi, the Minister Of Hungary and
Countess Szechenyi, the Minister OF
Sweden and Mime. Bostrom, the Min
lister of Persia, Mira Davoud Khan
Meftah: the Minister of Canada and
Mrs. Massey, the Minister of Norway
and Mime. Bachke, the Minister of
Lithuania. Mr.. Balutis: the Senoritas
Padilla. daughters of the Ambassador
OF Spain and Sonora de Padilla; the
military attache of the Cuban embassy
and Sonora de Prieto, the military at
tache Of the Chilean embassy and
Sonora de Galeno, the military attache
of the Japanese embassy, Col. Watari:
the military attache of the Argentine
embassy and Sonora de Zuloaga, the
naval attache Of the italian embassy
and Signora Lais, the naval attache
of the Brazilian embassy, Capt. villar;
the acting naval attache of the French
embassy and Nine. Duban, and the as
sistant naval attache of the British
embassy and Mrs. Horton.
The present plans of the Sd Cavalry,
reports Col. Henry, will include a tea
dance for the guests. following the ex-
hibition ride. The ride will start
promptly at 3 o'clock in the post riding
hall.
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Charming Society Events
In Program at Annapolis
Gard Party Wednesday Among Notable Midwinter
Entertainments = Dinners and Receptions
Listed-Round of Festivities of Record.

entertained at bridge Friday at Carvel
Hall. DR.. and Mrs. WEIGH are occupy
| ing Mrs. Samuel Grahams residence on
! State Circle.
| Comdr. and Mrs David l. Hedrick en-
| tertained at an informal dinner We'd
nesday evening at their residence on
Upshur road.
Mrs. John de Peyser Douw entertained
at luncheon at her residence on South
gate avenue Tuesday. Among those
present were Mrs. D. Claude Handy,
Mrs. Clarkson Bright, Mrs. st. Clair
Smith, Mrs. Carryl H. Bryan. Mrs. Robert
Burwell, Mrs Dennis Claude, Mrs. John
Green, Mrs. Samuel Graham and Mrs.
William Dawson.
Comdr. and Mrs. John T. Bowers en-
tertained at bridge and supper on Tues
day evening in honor of Mrs. Edward
Palmer, who has been U41e house guest
Of Mrs. Arthur Dunbar, wife of Capt.
Dunbar, at the Naval Hospital. Those
invited to meet Mrs Palmer were Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. Walter B. Tardy, Mrs.
Carryl H. Bryan, Mrs. Hamilton Gale,
Mrs. Middleton SemmeS Guest and
Capt. and Mrs. Addison B. Clifford
Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Dunbar also
were present.
Admiral and Mrs. Robinson
Entertain for House Guests.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Samuel S.
Robinson gave supper for about 20
guests Wednesday evening at the super
intendent's house in the Naval Acad-
envy. The party was given in honor of
their house guests Mrs. Joshua Green
and the Misses Green of Seattle, Wash,
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Oliver o.
Kessing entertained at supper Saturday
night at their residence on Bowyer road,
taking their guests after supper to the
boxing match. Among those present
were Capt. and Mrs. william F. Halsey,
Maj. and Mrs. Philip H. Torrey, Lieut.
Comdr. and Mrs. Joseph e. Malcomson,
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. John H. Blu
chanan, Lieut.. Comdr. James G. Clark, :.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Harry G.
Patrick, Comdr. and Mrs. John B. Pol
lard, Comdr. and Mrs. Jonas H. Ingram
and Comdr. and Mrs. r. M Brainard.
Mr. and Mrs. Ennals Waggeman of
Washington, who formerly lived in An
napolis, were the week end guests of
Comdr. and Mrs. Daniel A. McElduff at
their residence on Upshur road.
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the Army War College. There were IL
guests.
Mrs. H. c. Stewart of Southbrook
Courts entertained at luncheon Tues
day at the Hay Adams House.
Mrs. Alfred E. Bradley gave lunch
con at the Washington Club Wednesday
having as her guests, Mrs. Charles P
Summerall, Mrs. Francis A. Winter
Mrs. Herbert M. Lord, Mrs. William
j. Snow, Mrs. John l.. Dewitt, Mrs
Merritte w. Ireland, Mrs. Henry p. AL
len, Mrs. Robert l.. Collins, Mrs. Walter
Finley. Mrs. William C. Borden and
Mrs. Omar Bundy.
Mrs. Frank w. Weed, wife of Col.
Weed. win entertain at luncheon and
bridge party at the Army and Navy
Club, Friday, in honor of Mrs. Frank
e. Hopkins, who is passing several
months at the Wardman Park Hotel.
There will be IL guests.
dinner at the Mayf1ower preceding the
Washington Bachelors Cotillon tomor-
row evening.
Mr. Charles Delmar Of New York and
Washington will entertain at dinner in
the Mayhower preceding the third
Bachelors Cotillon on tomorrow eve
ming, in compliment to Miss Ellis Bos-
from, daughter of the Swedish Minister
and Mime. Bostrom, and his royal high
ness, Prince Firouz, of the Persian Lega-
ton.
Mrs Z. Dyer entertained few friends
at the dinner dance at the Wardman
Park Hotel last evening Others who
entertained were Mr.. Karl Rogge, Mr..
M. r. Foster and Mr.. Robert Cason.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul NJ. Dickens, u. s.
NJ, entertained company of 20 at din
ner last evening at the Army, Navy and
Marine Country Club.
Mrs. J. B. Morey was hostess at a
dinner at the Grace Dodge Hotel Friday
evening. There were IA In the party.
Miss Augusta Silverman entertained
at her home, 1900 Randolph street
northwest. Sunday, February 8. In honor
of Miss Gertrude Heskins and Miss
Helen Heskins of San Francisco, Calf. ;,
who are touring the United States.
Mrs. Eldon Paul King will entertain
at luncheon Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph M. Heller enter
tanned a company of II at dinner last
evening at the Congressional Country
Club.
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Mrs. Whyte to Honor
Son and Dauphter-in-Law

Mrs. Thomas D. Whyte entertained
at the first of a series of bridge parties
last evening in honor of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Cliff
ford Whyte. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Donald EARL, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Prince, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Refill
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Montford, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Gauss, Mrs. Georgia
Knox Berry, Mrs. Helen Whalen, Miss
Marguerite Mum, Miss Virginia Price,
Miss Meta Lutrell, Miss Carl Deering,
Mr.. Harry Weigandt, Mr.. Louis Durgin,
Mr.. Henry Wheeler, DR.. Franklin Ped
rick, DR.. John Exner and MIR. Russell
Whyte.
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century room depicting a street scene
in Old Madrid. designed and decorated
by Mr.. Morris. Starting from the
poorer quarter. one heard the bells toll
the hour from tower. Then a visit
to the pottery store, where the handi-
work of Spanish craftsmanship was
displayed. After tarrying while be-
side the old well, surrounded by beauti-
full palms. the travellers proceeded to
the home of Spanish nobleman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Morris
Hosts to Sigma Tau Group

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Morris were
hosts at very novel party when they
entertained in their home, 5242 Colo
RADIO avenue northwest, last evening
the Sigma Tau Lambda Fraternity. in
nonor OF their son, Mr.. Edgar Morris,
u. Fl1ty guests in Spanish costume
were escorted into the Sixteenth
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In the patio. where stands an old arch
protecting the Virgin Mary, vines of
luscious grapes rambled through the
garden. Birds and flowers Of Spanish
origin are seem. Next was the home
of a Spanish poet, situated In q beau
tiful garden. Leaving this, guests ap-
preached the bullpen. Vending ones
way homeward, guests. passed hacienda
of q rich Spaniard, built on . high
precipice.
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Nyce, Miss E. N. Byrne, Lieut., and Mrs
Leland Miller, Mrs. Stevenson Scott
DR.. l.. A. Poole, DR.. John Emery, Mrs
Theodore Tiller. DR.. Emil L. Baer, Mr.
Frank j. Kelly and Mrs. Frederick
Durham, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Grant.
Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie will en-.
terrain luncheon party at the Willard
February 81 for Mrs. William Fairfield
Whiting.
Dinner Proposed TO Honor
Envoy and Mime. Debuchi.
Mrs. Frederick C. Hicks will entertain
at dinner Monday eevning, February 49,
In honor of the japanese Ambassador
ana Nine. Debuchi, and the following
evening Mrs. Hicks will be hostess al
dinner in compliment to the RETIRING
Chinese Minister and Nine SIZE.
Miss Catherine McParlin Davis enter
tanned at the dinner dance at the
Wardman Park Hotel last evening in
honor OF Miss Marion Russell and Lieut.,
st. Julien Marshall, u. S. M. c., whose
marriage win take place on Tuesday
The other guests were Miss Frances
Wall, Miss Dorothy Dial, Mrs. George
Howard. Miss Margaret Bouve. Miss
Betty Richardson, Miss Betty Powell
Capt. F. o. Rogers, Lieut.. Robert
Brookings, Mr.. Glen Anderson, Mr.
George BradSon, Mr. Sabin, Mr.. George
Cunningham. Mr.. James LIE Roy Dougal
Mr.. A. w. Ward, Mr.. Robert Henderson
and Mr.. T. McParlin Davis.
Miss Kathleen Walsh Orme enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday, followed
by bridge, in the home of her parents
MIR. and Mrs. James w. Orme. The
guests included Miss Betty Couzens
Miss Margaret Cotter, Miss Mollie Polk
Miss Julia Worthington, Miss Violet
Orme, Miss Harriet Benoist. Miss Made
line Cotter, Miss Mary Catherine Nun.
dell, Miss Polly Berry, Miss Jean Burcl
and Miss Marguerite Hayden.
Ambassador Of Peru
To be Entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norment viii
entertain at dinner Thursday in honor
Of the Ambassador Of Peru, DR.. Herman
Velarde.
Miss Mabel Boardman will attend The
annual banquet of the Women's Over.
seas Service League at the Raleigh Ho.
tel on Saturday evening, February %.
Mrs. John Sippel, president, Genera
Federation of Women'S Clubs, will be q
guest at the speakers table at the an
nual banquet.
Col. and Mrs. John Warren Joyes en-.
tertained at dinner In honor of Col. ans
Mrs. Edward Shinkle Friday evening al
Putnam patriot., 1929-06-27
Eastforl

No Fourth of July clambake this year
 fhirty-hve boys are enrolled at Woods camp at the lake.
 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kaletchiz of Brooklyn, N. r.. are among relatives
 Mrs. John Whitford was in New Haven last week to consult spe- cialist.
 Mrs. Charles Clark has been en- stertaining her mother, Mrs. Carrie Miller.
 Mrs Charles Chapman of New Ha- ven IS renewing former acquaintance ships.
 The joint birthday of Mir. and Mrs. Ray Libby was celebrated Sunday evening.
 a. Kenneth B. Kennedy, a student at Mount Hermon, is home for the sum- mer recess. Frank Bowen, 80, a rheumatic shut ln was last week removed to the Ha- ven at Abingdon.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Jones and
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Abingdon

Mrs. Bessie Stone has returned home.
 Frank Bowen of Eastford is a pa tient at The Haven.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elector LeFort of East Hartford spent Sunday in Ab- ington.
 George Burley of Ashford is work ing at The Haven and attending trade school.
 Miss Mary Shepherd, a nurse at The Haven, spent the weekend in Worcester.
 The Abingdon Jolly Boosters held their meeting with Mrs. John Wright on Tuesday.
 The Sheba Sheep Club will meet with George and Charles Holbrook next Friday evening.
 Mrs. William Gallup has returned from Suflield and is spending the summer in Abingdon.
 Judge Covell and daughters Gladys and Eva Jane motcred to Andover last Saturday for a short visit with Ellsworth Covell and family. 
 Abingdon Christian Endeavor en- tertained Chepachet Christian Endea- vor on Sunday evening. Each socie- ty was represented by about twenty members.
 Mrs T. Morris Murray is again making extensive improvements at The Haven. The old part of the build ing ls being torn down and modern brick structure is to be erected m its place.
 Mir and Mrs. Robert Medley oi Warner, N H., who have been spend. ing several days with Dr. James and Miss Adrianna Hutehins left Tuesday Miss Hutchins accompanied them by auto as far as New Jersey and re- turned home by bus.
Putnam patriot., 1929-06-27
East Putnam

Miss Elizabeth Smith of Putnam called on Miss Marion Hayden recent
 Mir. and Mrs. Chesley, formerly of this place. called on acquaintances re- cently
 NIT. and Mrs. R. B. Law entertain cd relatives from South killingly on Sunday
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Hale have been entertaining his mother from
 Miss Dorothea Law and Everett Law are visiting relatives in East
 Miss shekleton of Worcester vis- lied Mrs. Cora Shekleton and family, also Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Chapman, last week.
 Mre. Anna Houghton, who has been in a hospital in Worcester. IS re- runerating at the home of her son, MT. and Mrs. W. A. Houghton.
 Miss Thelraa Chase and Miss Mill dred Hal. received certificates of per eeet attendance from the Connecticut State Board of Education during the school year.
 ffiss Resa Cutler and Miss June cbaro rntherei 2l3 variety Of flowers. bosh wild CT cultivated, and Miss Thelma Chase 2Ql, during thc spring term at the East Putnam school.
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daughter, Mabel, recently visited rel atives in Groton.
 Grant Trowbridge attended gradua- New London last week.
 Augustine Bartlett of Putnam is spending the summer with his son, First Selectman Ellery Bartlett.
 Judge George F.. Hinman, Mrs. Hinman and Miss Virginia G. Hinman of Willimantic were visitors Sunday.
 Newton Carpenter has bought a saw-mill in Stafford and is being as- sisted in it's operations by Edward Greene.
 Miss Mildred St.ac of Hartford and mother of Abingdon were on Sunday the company of Mrs. Beatrice F.. Kennedy.
 Chidren's day exercises of the East.ord Congregational Sunday school will be held next Sunday at 10.45 (d.s.t.)
 Quite a number form this section attended the Baptist Sunday School convention held Wednesday at East Killingly.
 N. Waldo Kennedy, as past DDS. D.. is in receipt of an invitation to at tend the Moose state convention at Newport, R. l., July 7th.
 Henry Kent, veteran of the Civil War. was taken ill near the Congre- gational chapel and had to be taken home. He is quite feeble.
 The new Y. Nj. c A. memorial chapel at Camp Woodstock is well under way. Three cabins have been built and an electric lighting equip ment installed.
 Director c A. Erickson, Ph.B. and Mrs. Erickson arrived this week from their home in Ridgefeld Park, N. J., to take personal charge of Camp Yankee at Crystal Lake.
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Mir. and Mrs. Barthold Schlesinger spent the weekend in Pemfret, af= ter attending the boat races with Ann, Alfred and David Wieks, on a steam CT chartered by large group of Yale graduates.
 Mrs. Frederick o. Beach. who Is a frequent visitor at the Ben-Grosvenor and with friends in Pomfret, returned from Europe last week and k at The Barclay in New York before opening her summer home at lsieboro, Me.
 The Rev MT. Frank H. Bigelow and Miss Elizabeth Bigelow sailed for Europe from Quebec on Friday on the SIS Antonia of the CuHaTd Line. Mir. John Bigelow will spend the sum mer vacation with his mother at The Rectory School.
 Lawrence Perkins is sailing for Europe on Tuesday next from Quebec on the Empress of Australia to join Mir. and Mrs Russell Perkins and Miss Renee Perkins at Partigan Apes Maritimes. where they have talk. en a villa for the summer.
 Gen. and Mrs. John Carson and Mir. and Mrs. Henry Holt visited New London on Friday for the Yale-Har. ward boat race. Mir. Dominiek of Greenwich, Conn, who is the archi tect for the alterations on inc Carson and Holt houses, spent Friday nighi after the boat races, at Fox Hill Farm General and Mrs. Caracn left by mo tor on Tuesday for Vert Point, re. turning on Wedne day.
Putnam patriot., 1929-06-27
Pornfret

MT. Robert Hillyer of Cambridge has been spending several days at High.
 Mrs. Joseph Clark Hoppin was a weekend guest of Dr. and Mrs Fred erie C. Goodridge.
 Mir. and Nrs. John James Farrell have an infant son, born June 24th and named for his father.
 Mrs. Belle Holeolm Johnson, state library inspector, visited the Pomfret Public Library on Friday to assist in classifying the books.
 Mrs. Arthur B. Lapsley left on Monday night for Quebec with her sister. Mrs. Philip Birkhead. Mrs. Lapsley will return at the end of the week.
 Mir. and Mrs C. William Johnson notored to Fall River on Sunday with their daughter, Muriel, who will re- main for ten days as the guest of Mir and Mrs. NJ. J. Hanley.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Eddy of West field. N. J., who have been spending A week at Topsfeld with Miss Rather inc Moves, left on Tuesday on their way to Nantucket by motor.
 Mrs. William Smedley returned Fri day from Pawscn Park Beach where, for several days, she had been the guest at the summer home of Mrs. Merton R. Sumner, of Pittsburg, Pa.
 At the whist, pitch, and dance at A. 0. H. hall on Friday evening, giv- en bv the Council of Catholic Women, the prize for whist was won by Mrs. Bates and for pitch by Mir. Charles Hanley.
Putnam patriot., 1929-06-27

arrive on Saturday for their usual sisit at the Olive cottage.
 Mrs Stephen Case, Miss Kathleen Chase and Mir. Theodore Chase are spending a month at the Main House
 Miss J. B. Coulter of New York ar. rived at the Main House on Tuesday fer the remainder of the summer.
 Among those arriving this week was Miss F. F. Wood, of New York who came on Tuesday to the Olive cottage to stay until autumn.
 Mrs Albert Lythgoe Is spending q few days at the Orchard cottage with Mir. Lythgoe.
Putnam patriot., 1929-06-27
THE GROSVENORDALES

Mrs. Rose Robillard left for Ca nada with friends to spend two weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs. Adelard Mariei mo. tored to New Bedford over the week end.
 Father Lavallee has returned from St. Hyacinth, where he visited his Alma Mater.
 The annual Alumni Banquet Co be held Saturday, June 29th, T. M. II. s. hall will be followed by dancing Mu- sic by Gold Mask orchestra
 The bell in St. Joseph's church tower rang for the first time last Sunday morning. It can easily be heard from the extreme end of the town.
 Sunday afternoon, Joseph Lafon- taine while riding in his car was run into by a motorcycle owned and ope- rated by Stephen Bezik of East Doug las. The accident happened on the Putnam Webster highway in North Grosvenordale, very near Mir. Tala- bac's store. Apparently the operator of the motorcycle took the corner a little too fast. and was unable to keep to his right. Mir. Bezik and a friend riding with him were treated by pr. R. C. Paine of Thompson, after which they were taken to the Putnam hos pital. They were later placed under arrest by State Policeman John Mur- phy on charge of reckless driving.
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MARRIED

CHAPUT- -VALADE-In North Gros- venordale, June 25, by Rev. U. Laurion, Miss Wilhelmina Valade and Theodore Chaput. MAHER-LOVETT-In Williamstown, Mass. June 24, by Rev. F. Todd, Miss Mary Lovett and Charles k. Maher of Pomfret.
 GAGNE-FALLON-ln Putnam, June 2a, by Rev. U. o. Bellerose, Miss Ruth Fallon and Theodore A. Gag. ne.
 BOULAIS- -RIENDEAU-In Putnam June 24. by Rev. Ernest J. Boileau Miss Lillian M. Riendeau and Ray. mend Boulais of Danielson. LAMIEUX DUPRE-In Putnam June 2d, by Rev. Henry Laliberte of Central Falls, k. l., Miss Beatrice
Putnam patriot., 1929-06-27
Chaput-Valade

Tuesday morning at St. Joseph's church Wilhelmina Valade, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Valade was given in marriage to Theodore Cha put. sen of Mr. and Mrs. O. Chaput, all of this town Rev. Father U Lau- rion officiated at the solemn high mass with Father Mathieu and Fath- CT Lavallee assisting. There was a large gathering of relatives and friends as both the bride and groom were widely known. Both were born and brought up i'm this town. Mir. Chaput is a contractor. The bride was living with her parents on Church street. Her father is a hardware dealer in the town and is connected with Gilman of Putnam as undertak- CT.
 The bride was attended by Jeanet- te Duval and best man J. Langelier.
 Special music directed by Joseph Archamheault was rendered by the choir. After a reception at the For ester hall the couple left for their honeymoon to Canada and Niagara Falls.
Putnam patriot., 1929-06-27

Mrs. Spenard is i'll at her home here.
 Miss Blanche Chandler, spent the past week with friends in Worcester.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward I.ennert spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Emma Johnson
 Mrs. Rose Robillard is spending two weeks vacation with relatives in Canada.
 Mrs. Paul Boehm spent Wednesday at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Emil Johnson.
 Miss Ethel Baker. instructor at Pennington High spent the weekend at her home here.
 Miss Theresa Coderre has returned to Bay Path after spending a few days with her parents.
 MT and Mrs. Bousquet and son Girard of Buckley Hill have returned from a weeks vacation trip from New York.
 Mrs. William Prince is spending the week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Dillon, at her home in Middletown.
 Mir. and Mrs. Emil Swanson and sen Stuart and daughter Evelyn spent Sunday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Gustaf Jarl and family.
 At the regular meeting of the Rotary Club at the Putnam Inn last Thursday, John F. Reardon was in charge of the program for the day.
Putnam patriot., 1929-06-27
s,. Johns Society Celebrates

St. Jehns Society had a big eele- bration in honor of their patron last Saturday and Sunday
 On Saturday night all members and their families assembled in the St. Johns Hall to attend reception in honor of the members. There were speeches by President Henry Dery, Rev Father Mathieu and Rev. Father Lavallee. vocal selections by quartet, Frank Pelletier, Joe Archambeault, Edward McKeon and Alphege Martel.
 Mrs. Ostigny recited the monologue and Alphege MartePs conception of all latest stage dancing, which was enthusiastically received by the au- dience. For dancing an orchestra from Danielson furnished the music.
 On Sunday all members marched to the church accompanied by Garde Martial and Theresa, and the Band Canadienne where Father Levallee celebrated a high mass in honor of St. John. After a short program in their hall light lunch was served.
Putnam patriot., 1929-06-27
BORN

PERRIN-In Worcester, at Memorial Hospital, June 25, twin sons, Rob ert and> Richard Perrin. to Mir. and Mrs. Frank 4. Perrin of North Woodstock. Weight six and six and half pounds.
 FARRELL,-In Pomfret, June 24th, son, John James Farrell, Jr., to Mr. and Mrs. john j. Farrell. BELLER0SE-In Putnam, at the Day Kimball Hospital, June goth, son to Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Bel lerose.
Putnam patriot., 1929-06-27
st Iosenh'. Graduation

Last Sunday night at St. Johns hall the St. Joseph's parochial school held their annual graduation exercises and prizes were awarded to members of the graduating class by Fr. Mathieu. The prizes were given by Reva Ma thieu, Rev. Lavalee, Miss Emelia Pion, Counseil des danes de la Valtrie, K. of C., St. Jean de Baptiste, Children of Mary, Holy Name, Artesan Jean ne Dare, Ladies of St. Anne and I.acordaire Societies.
 The program was as follows March, Band Canadienne; "Wel- come," a graduate; 'The Gross of the Road" French chorus; march, band At the Gate of Heaven" play, by senior class; 'sThe Legend of the Blue Flowers" "The Samero of Joy" Cheerful Voices" English chorus.
 Presentation of diplomas by Father Mathieu.
 The graduates were: Victoria Mar tel, Emilienne Dispelteau, Germaine Spenard, Lorina Montigny, Gerard Hamel, Lucille Benjamin, Camille Pelletier. Adrien Berthiaume, Felix Cournoyer. Florence Laporte. Ray mond Carrigan, Norman Seney, Belle Couture, George Martel, Carmen Roche.