Putnam patriot., 1929-02-28

Miss Emma Dutton has been re
cent Boston visitor
I. Lemanovitx Of Bridge street wal
Ia Moosup Thursday.
Arthur s. creenberg Of Worcester
was IN town recently.
Joseph Bove Of Main street was q
recent Worcester visitor.
Edgar Phaneuf Of wilkinson stree
was in Worcester recently.
Philip ZaItss Of Fremont street wal
a recent Worcester visitor.
George Place Of the Place Motoi
Co, vas in Kearny, n. j., Thursday.
Walter Beauregsrd Of Providence
street was in Southbridge recently
Mrs. George Place Of Webster wal
the guest Of local friends over Thurs
day.
Franklin Perry Of Amherst College
was at his home here over the week
endn.
Leo Pominville is confined to hi,
home on Woodstock avenue by Ill
ness.
A ron was born Thursday TO Mr.
and Mrs. Laurent Therrien Of Mil
street.
Miss Mary h. White Of Springfield
has been visiting at her home or
Eden street.
Louis Goldberg Of Providence wal
in Putnam Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Harrison OF
Green street were the guests OF
friend Ia Boston
f.r ana fdrs. Pierre Myers Of Ring
4t a. have been recent guests Of re.
lat.pcs N New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Evans and
children Of Southbridge visited Put
nam relatives Sunday.
Maurice Savage OF Main street
spent the weekend the guest of his
parents in Worcester.
Morris Daitch Of North School
street left Thursday on a three-day
trip TO New York City.
Rudolph Warren Of Main street
spent the weekend as the guest of his
parents in Southbridge, Mass.
Herbert Dow, manager of the Place
Motor Company on Bridge street, was
"a Boston visitor one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Woods Of Wal.
nut street entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Laurie and son of Worcester on Sun.
day.
Mrs. Ella Brown had Miss Jessi,
Waterman of Providence and Leroy
Waterman of Waverly, Mass, as Sun
day guests.
James Filbert Of Main street val
the guest over the weekend of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Filberi
of Jewett City.
Miss Bernyee johnson Of Whitman.
It's Is spending this week with her
grandparents. Air. and Mrs. G. l.. AID.
ans. South Main street
Miss Mary Farrell OF Main street
was the guest over the weekend of
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
Farrell Of New London.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Paul Simon, daugh-
ter Sadie Shirley and son Israel of
School street were the guests Of re.
latives in Worcester recently.
Miss LsF'ie Torrey of Brooklyn, N.
Y, and Miss Madelin Goguen OF Cam
bridge, Mass. have been visiting Mrs.
Wallace Whitney Of School street
Miss Ernsstine Mitchell Of School
street, supervisor Of music in the
local high and public schools, was the
recent guest of relatives in Boston.
Miss Charlotte Maxwell of Will
mantle has been spending the past
week OF vacation with her grandpar.
ents. Rev. and Mrs. John +. Duxbury.
Reuben Rosenwald, employed in
South Manchester, has been the re.
cent guest Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Rosenwald of Main street
MIR. and Mrs. Jerome b. Ross Of
New York City arrived Thursday eve
ming 70 spend a week with Mr.. Ross
mother. Mrs. Lowell d. Ross of Main
street.
Miss Sophie Harrison Of Boston,
formerly Of this city, spent the week.
enl as the guest Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Harrison Of Green
street.
Harry c Kelly of Southbridge
general manager Of the Yankee Shops
was in town recently, calling on Al
ferie Biheault, manager of the Local
Yankee Shop.
Miss Irene Gagne of Spencer,
Mass. was the guest recently of her
parents and brother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Gagne and Theodore Gagne
Of George street.
Miss Elizabeth Authier, a student
at Beeker's Business College, Worces-
ter. was the recent weekend guest Of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Au-
thier OF Church street.
Edward Laeas. a student at the
Bryant q Stratton Business College,
Providence, spent the weekend the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
l4aeas of Chapel street
MIR and Mrs. Hector Magnan Of
Nandale street and Mrs. Antoinette
Sears Of Rockville, motored 20
Worcester Saturday to spend the day
with friends and relatives.
There will be series of public
Wrists In Odd Fellows Hall arranged
for by committee from the Odd Eel
lows. The first one viii be tomorrow
night, commencing at eight o'clock.
The Betty Putnam Chapter. O. Z.
5. Of Woodstock held a card party
Friday evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank X. Haines Of Pom
fret. Bridge and whist were played
Miss Anna Weekes, Pomfret street
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