Putnam patriot., 1929-07-03

'. T.. Brady spent monday in NOT wich and New London.
 Sidney King ef Ne~ Britain ~s= =s bis home here Sunday.
 Miss Eliza whipple is visiting with her nleces in Providence.
 Miss Nialora BeAudreauit spent Thursday in Woonstocket.
 Miss Minnie Jennett is spending a few days in New Ycrk City.
 Miss Edith Bowen is entertaining Mrs. A. B. Perkins of Les Angeles, Cal.
 Mrs. Blanche Lucier and Miss Rose Beaudreault spent Tuesday in Provi- dence.
 Miss Marion Wilcox has been spend ing few days in Willimantic this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hawes were Monday visitors with Mr and Mrs. F. J. Car penter.
 Mrs. Edward Girard and Mrs. Ed ward Bellerose spent Tuesday in Providence.
 Miss Ruth White, school supervisor Of Brooklyn, N r., is at her home on Grove street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter King and Rus sell visited friends at Groton Long Point, Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Bellerose of Hartford are spending this week with MT. and Mrs. Edward Girard.
 Mir. and Mrs. 4. St. Jean of Plain field spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. A. St. Jean of Providence street.
 The Misses Iona and Marguerite Leblanc of Fall River spent Thurs day with Dr. Tetreault and children.
 Miss Esther Johnson of Maple street was in Worcester Monday eve ming where she took part in recital.
 Mrs. Anna Keith and Miss Margue- rite Keith of Bellevue street are at Oakland Beach for the month of July.
 Mrs. Clara Grinsell of Montreal is spending this week with Mir. and Mrs. George Grinsell of Providence street.
 Attorney and Mrs. Irving H. Miron leave this week for a fishing trip to Lakes, Maine, going by auto.
 Mrs. Otto Hoppe and children of Milton street are spending this week gith relatives in Hartford and Rock vile.
 Miss Emma Hall, student-nurse it Hartford Hospital Training School Is at her home on Farrows street for ! vacation.
 Miss Marion Rudowsky of White Plains. N. r., is visiting her grand parents. Mir. and Mrs. George Pratt of Grand View.
 Mr. and Mrs. Florent otjens and ,on, Otis, of Long Island City are pending this week with MT. and Mrs. Eugene Barrett.
 Mr. and Mrs James Hall and son, lanes, of Cottage street are spend ng the month of July in Douglas own, New Brunswick.
 Mra. Frances Joslin. Mrs. Augustus Cutler. Frances and Donald Cutler md Kay Macdonald are spending week at Groton Long Point
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Loos and son Alfred of Binghamton, N. r., are pending several days with Mir. Loos' lunt, Mrs. r William Falter.
 Charles D. cushman of Aqueboque, b. l., is visiting his mother, Mrs. Will jam E. Taylor of East Woodstock. They are former Putnam residents.
 Mrs. John O'Brien and daughters, Misses May, Bessie and Marguerite pf Wilkinson street leave this week end for vacation at Pleasant View.
 Mir. and Mrs. Armand Laehanee and son, Henry, and Mir and Mrs. AL yin Laehance spent Sunday in Han ,ver. Conn. with Mir. and Mrs. George Lachance and family.
 Charles O. Barrett and twelve of his class of young men from the Meth odist Sunday School went to East ford Sunday where they had a chick en dinner at the General Lyon Inn.
 J. Vey Merrill, who was formerly in school work in Putnam, has been elected principal of the Peter Bulke- grammar school at Con cord Center, Mass.-iNIrwich Bul- .etin.
 Miss Christine Wilcox returned on Co her duties as student nurse at Rhode Island Hospital, provi- ienee, after spending three weeks vacation with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Ellsworth Wilcox.
 Mir and Mrs. William Smith and son Joseph of Brooklyn, N. r., were Sunday guests of Mrs. Smiths broth er, William Winslow, and family of Farrows street. Joseph will remain Tor a two weeks visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Carpenter of avenue entertained last week Mir and Mrs Snowdon Baxen- iale of San Diego, Cal; Mir. Tripp ana Miss Helen Kelley of Dayville; Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Darrow of Sil- yer Lane, Mass; Mrs. Perry, Miss Myrtico Paine and Miss Swenson of Worcester; Mir. and Mrs. May of Pom fret; Mir. and Mrs. Frank May of abyan. Mass.