Putnam patriot., 1929-01-17
PUTNAM PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS


 Harold Drueker of Boston was in Putnam Monday.
 Maxwell Levine of Boston was in Putnam Tuesday
 Arthur D. Lewis of Norwich was in Putnam Monday.
 James Ryan of Railroad street was in Webster Sunday.
 Gustavus Peterson of Webster was in Putnam Monday. Samuel Creenberg of Manchester was in Putnam Tuesday.
 Eforr;. Williams Of Bsssea called on local friends Tuesday.
 James Gilbert of Springfield was in Putnam Tuesday on business.
 Murray HiIlman of Worcester spent Monday and Tuesday in Putnam.
 Delmsr Haxen of School street motored to Providence Wednesday.
 John Davis of WilIimaniie was the recent guest of relatives in this city.
 Mrs. I Spiegsiman of Bridge street is confined to her home with A cold.
 Fl. Horowiiz of Grand View was in New York City few days last week.
 Morris Daiteh of North School street spent Friday in Worcester on business.
 Miss Lauretts Msgnan of Provi- dcnee street visited friends in Web ster Sunday.
 Mias Johnson has been substituting at the Putnam High School for Miss Abbie Keith.
 Joaeph Jshions'i of Webster is now enrloyed at the Place Motor Go. of Fridge street.
 Mrs. Medbury of Pomfret has been substituting for Miss Natalie Dion at the Israel Putnam school.
 ceovge Bixailion of Providence motored to Rockville Monday and spent the day with friends there.
 Mir. and Mrs. Earl B. Thompson and son Kenneth and Stanley Tourtel- lotte spent Sunday in Providence.
 M. zaitas of New York City is the guest of his aunt and uncle, Mir. and Mrs. Philip Zaltas of Fremont street. James Hilbert of Main street spent the weekend with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry Hilbert of Jewett City.
 Thaddeus Pitkin of Sawyer Dist riet was in Bridgeport three days last week, attending the State Grange meeting.
 Mir and Mrs John Jackson of V ootiFtoek avenue ui0toTed to Hart ford Sunday and spent the day with relatives.
 Mrs. Antoinette Sears of Rockville spent the weekend with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Julius Magnan of Pro- vidence street.
 Miss Mary Billings of Providence street and Miss Louise Billings of Worcester spent Tuesday with rela- tives in Hartford.
 Mrs. Diana Levesque and Mrs. Diana Laparle of Woodstock spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Laurent Therrien of Mill street.
 Miss Irene Johnson Ia now cashier at the local telephone exchange. ow- ing to the resignation Of Miss Fife Danelson. Miss Anita Peloquin of North Grosvenordale is assistant cashier
 Mrs. E. H. Burt entertained the Bridge Widows at her Grove street home Monday evening Mrs. 0mer Milot received first prize and the consolation prize went to Mrs. J. Dyer Potter The hostess served re treatments. F. William Falter and John Osier of Putnam. Mrs. Anna Loos and Horace Loos of Pomfret visited Charles Hassler and family in Spring field Mass. Monday. While there they attended the theater in the af- tcrnoon.
 The commercial employees of the Danielson and Putnam telephone ex- changes were entertained last We'd nesday evening by Exchange Manager E. Leslie Beebe and Mrs. Beebe al farewell party for Miss Fife Dan ielson. cashier at the local office. The guests were entertained by motion pictures and a buffet luncheon was served by the hostess. Miss Daniel son was presented a combination electric percolator and toaster.