Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1929-03-07

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Leo Dclisie Of Providence street
was in Providence Tuesday.
Mrs. WiIfrod Dupre Of Milton street
has recovered from O recent illness.
Morris Fisher Of Worcester form
erly 81 this city, was in town recently.
Rene suprenant q Salem, Mass,
was the guest Of relatives here. recent
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Mrs. William Donovan of Bridge
street has recovered from a recent III
ness.
Walter Beauregard Of Pete's 20
cent taxi was a Thompson visitor re
Gently.
AdhemAr Benoit Of New Haven
was the guest Of friends in this city
recently.
Joseph Tetreault of Main street
was the recent guest Of friends In
Webster.
Miss Mabel Whiting Of New York
City is the guest Of friends and re-
latives in Putnam.
MIR. and Mrs. A. d. Beausoleil of
Van den Mort street motored 70
Providence recently.
Herbert Dow, manager of the Place
Motor Company on Bridge street, was
a recent Boston visitor.
I Wendell Perkins Of Church street
motored 10 Hartford on Thursday to
spend the day with friends.
William Donovan, Jr., Of Bridge
street has returned from visit with
his grandparents in Worcester.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Retusky and
family Of New York City are now
making their home in Putnam.
Miss Irene Bernier. commercial
teacher al the Putnam High School
m0tored 10 Boston en- Monday.
Miss Cora chagnon Of Smith street
spent the weekend as the guest OF
friends and relatives in Webster
Mrs. Diana Leperle Of Woodstock
was the guest Sunday Of her neiee,
Mrs. Laurent Therrien Of Mill street.
Mrs. Peter Murphy of Pomfret, a
patient at the Day kimball Hospital,
returned 10 her home Friday after
noon.
Miss Title kaminslSy Of Worcester
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Kaminsky of Pleasant
street.
George Harper Of Church street
motored to Boston on Saturday
where he attended the auto show at
Mechanics Hall.
MIR. and Mrs. Hector Magnan Of
Vandale street motored to Whitman
tic Sunday to spend the day as the
guest Of friends.
Miss Helen Chilkott of South Main
street and Miss Maude Perkins Of
Church street, motored to Worcester
on Friday evening.
Miss Clara Lombardo of Whitman
tic. spent Friday and the weekend
the guest of her cousin, Miss Jennie
Lombardo of Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sponeey of Bull
lock street and Mrs. II. Beilerive mo-
tored TO Webster on Thursday to
spend the day with friends
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Billings of
Providence street motOred 20 Boston
Saturday where they attended the
auto show in Mechanics Hall.
Miss Elizabeth Russell of Wor-
coster was the guese over the week
end Of her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
John j. Russell of Main street
James p. Ryan and Eben Daniels
of the Place Motor Company, Bridge
street, left Monday evening on two
day business trip 10 kearny, N. j.
Tho Misses Edna Kent. Stella ksb-
aska. and Marie Trowbridge attend
ed the piano recital given By Profes-
sor Very at Providence, Friday eve
ming
Miss Jennie Lo-nbardo of Water
street and cousin, Miss Clara Lom-
bardo, of Willimantic motored 10 Wof
cester Friday 10 spend the day with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Billings of
Providence street, motored to Wor-
cester on Friday to spend the day
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs John Mac
Cready and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Adelsrd Goblin Of
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Marnan of Nandale street motored
20 Webster on Monday to spend the
day with friends.
Charles Murphy. a student at the
Connecticut Agricultural College,
spent the weekend as the guest Of his
mother. Mrs Catherine Murphy of
Sunnyside Heights.
MIR. and Mrs Jacob Gurwitz Of
Woodstock. entertained at a social on
Thursday evening, Maurice Savage,
Row sherman, Barney Sandys, Philip
Shafner. Miss Sadie Zaltas. the Miss
es Celia and Tillie Kaminsky and
Minnie Harlan.
Mrs. Armand Magnan and daugh-
ter. Miss Rita Magnan, Of Battcy
street Miss Anita Magnan Of Provi-
dence street and Mrs Antoinette
Sears. motored 90 Hartford on Satur-
day 20 spend the day as the guest Of
friends
David MeGarrv, younger son Of
Mr. and Mrs Bernard j McGarry, Of
South Main street entertained eight
friends al a party held az his home on
Saturday afternoon in honor Of his
his eighth birthday During the after
noon games and folk dances We're en-