Putnam patriot., 1929-08-08
PUTNAM PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

George Boys of holyoke was m Putnam on Thursday.
 Miss Helen Woods has been visit ing relatives in Providence.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Wells visited relatives in Worcester Friday.
 Miss Alice Byrne of Providence spent Friday with. relatives here.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. Leslie Becbe mo tored to Maine over the weekend.
 Miss Rachel Brady of the Byrne Co. began her vacation on Monday.
 Miss Mildred Rosenwald is the guest of relatives in New York City.
 Mrs. Francis Darcy of Dedaam, Mass. was in Putnam early this week. Bradley Wheaton and James Gib- ' ney motored Co New London on Sat urday.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Ledger and friends motored to Pawtueket on Fri day evening.
 Napoleon BeehAnd and Aldor cuer- tin. rural mail carriers, are having their vacations.
 Vim. Franklin MaeClesn of Web- ter was in Putnam with friends on Friday evening
 Henry Campbell has returned from vacation of two weeks at his home ssf Cherryfield. Maine.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Rawley and daughter, Miss Julia. of Providence were in town recently.
 IL was incorrectly stated last week that Mir. and Mrs. Starry and family were visiting in Newport.
 Miss Marion Warren of the Citi. gems National Rank has returned from two weeks vacation.
 Miss Anna Johnson of Boston Is with her mother and sisters cn Maple street for the month of August.
 Mir. and Mrs. John II. Bulger and family are entertaining Mir. and Mrs. James R. Murphy of Florence. Mass.
 Adolphus Montigny and his moth CT, Mrs. Mary Montigny, have moved from Battey street to Groveland ave nue.
 Mrs. Leslie Beaver and Mrs. Frank Gleason were entertained by Mrs. Walter Wheaton on Wednesday eve ming.
 Mrs. Julia contree of MapleviIle visited Mrs. Fred Wells Wednesday evening, also some friends from Woonsocket.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ray Perkins of Sum nyside are spending two weeks vacation at their homes in Fitehburg, Mass. and other places.
 Miss Ida L. vaeher and her cousin, Miss Mabel ]. Onaenheim, are guests of Mrs Byron LaMcndy and viii re- main in Putnam two weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Achorn and sons who have been staying with Mir. and Mrs Leonard Mellor, Jr., for while, are now locating in Webster.
 Mrs. Walter Wheaton and Mrs. Ralph Peck were guests of Mir and Mrs. Frank H. Gleason on trip to Wards Lake, East Brimheld, on Sun day.
 MT, and Mrs. Martin J. Hogan of Tatem street were recent guests of their son and daughter. John NJ Hogan and Miss Anne Hogan of New York City.
 James Gibney of Mattatuck, Long Island. formerly of Putnam, has been in town for few days. He is stay ! ing with his brother Richards fam ] fly al Webster Lake.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Ledger and | Mrs. Walter Wheaton motored Co ! Pawtucket to call on Mir. and Mrs. ' Robert Dennigan of Mineral Springs avenue on Friday evening. Mrs Haxr.-s .a1 Er.A | Firth are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Ledger on a trip through i Canada and New York state, which will take aboht two weeks. Miss Loretta Musllan has returned | from q visit with her grandmother. Mrs. Mary Gillespie of Boston. Mrs. Mullan and the boys, Robert and | Edward Jr., are at the Webster i Lake cottage.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Burgess of Wor- cester and Mrs. Miriam L. Fuller of i Stratford, Conn.,, all formerly of this | city have been spending two weeks at Mattapoisett, Mass, where Mrs. Burgess owns a summer cottage.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Ledger and Fred Firth, Mir. and Mrs. William Sham and Mrs. Edwin Phillips, mo- tored Co Boston on Sunday where they met the returned travellers Edwin Philips and Isaac Austin, who have been visiting relatives in England for six weeks.
 Mrs. John R. Stubbert of Eden Park K. l.. has been the guest Of Mrs. Annie l. Morse, Sunnysids street She was warmly welcomed by many friends in this city where her 2 late husband was for twepty-thres . years the revered pastor of the Bap . fist church