Putnam patriot., 1929-07-11

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 Mrs. Roger Brain visited friends in New Britain las. week.
 Morris Blanehe,te of New Bedford was in Putnam Friday.
 Mrs. Lowry of Pomfret spent Satur- day with Mrs. Ralph Kenyon.
 Rev. Powell of Woodstoek visited Rev. E. r. Wright on Sunday.
 Mrs. George Twigg entertained the II. II. Club on Friday last week.
 Joseph II. Hall is under observa- ton at the Worcester City Hospital.
 Miss Ruth Child left for New Ha- ven Friday to be gone several weeks.
 Eugene Caine of Woonsoeket was in Putnam on business on Wednes- day.
 Mrs. W. F. Rafferty entertained her sister from Wilimantie one day last week.
 Mrs. Helen Richards and small son visited in Boston on Friday and Sat. urdey.
 Mrs. Winnie Nj. ]. Ireas of Boston ." Sh@ EAtot oi RA4ns ths A'@tsfSh A' Quadic.
 Walter Wheaton and Napoleon La Croix were in Worcester on Friday on business.
 Mrs. Edward Grosvenor of Nor wich is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Omer Milot.
 Mr. and Mrs. laarsy were al Colo nial Beach, Wooster on Sunday at the Hurlbut cottage.
 Mrs. A. Newton Vaughn and Miss Bridget Joy have returned from their visit in Adams. Mass.
 Poatmaster Macdonald leaves Sun day for a visit and vacation in Nova Scotia, his native land.
 Mir. and Mrs. Franklin mseLane of Webster, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Bell on Saturday and Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Bevan of Hart ford spent the weekend with Mrs. Beyan's sister, Miss Lizzie Child.
 Mrs. Katharine Lown entertained at bridge on Monday evening in hon. or of her friends from Philadelphia.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Mcllor, Jr., and children were at Mattapoisett for the holiday and the rest of the week.
 John Gallup has moved his family to Danielson where they will live with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Gal lup.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Moriarty en- tertained Mir. and Mrs. Leland w.. Bradley at dinner on Saturday eve ming.
 Miss Kate Seward has returned to her home in Guiford, accompanied as far as New London by her brother, F. W. Seward.
 Misses Alice Perry and Carolyn Morse and Myron Perry were Sunday visitors at the Hurlbut cottage at Webster Lake.
 Mrs. F. T. Perrin. Mir. and Mrs. Dan Durand and Albert Miller motor ed to Watch Hill and Point Judith on the holiday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Earle B. Perrin mo tored to New London on Sunday. E. T. Perrin made the trip back to Wood stock with them.
 Miss Esther Jenkins and friend were recent guests of Mrs. Katharine Lown, making the trip from Phila- delphia by motor. Anna, with Mrs. Alfred St. Marie, and daughter, Evelyn, are on a mos tor trip to Niagara.
 Air. and Mrs. Herbert Miles and Hester and Benton left Saturday for Camp Miles End in Center Harbor on Lake Winnipesaukee.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leland Bradley enter tained Nr. and Mrs. James Shaw and and their three children from Fall River over the weekend.
 Mrs. Carrie R. Gaseoigne spent the weekend and holiday with her daugh- ter and family. Mir and Mrs. Frank Thorburn, of East Providence.
 Mir. and Mrs. Napoleon LaCroix at tended a family reunion at Glocester. where the Moran family held a clam bake and Fourth of July celebration.
 Mrs. Carrie B. Gaseoigne leaves soon for months visit with her daughter and family in Toledo, Ohio, and with her son and his family in Cleveland, Ohio.
 Rudolph Donovan, a sailor on the U. $. $. Destroyer "Breck." is spend ing an eight day furlough as the guest of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. William Donovan. Lyons street. The "Breck' Is now at New York City.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Wheaton were guests of Mir and Mrs. Frank Gleason and children on a motor trip to Mount on Sunday. Returning, .hey stopped at Colonial Beach, Web ster.
 Mrs. Annie Emsley of Baltimore left Wednesday for visit with her son in Orleans. on Cape Cod. She has been spending a few weeks with her son and family, Mir and Mrs. Wilfred Emsley.
 Mrs. Selina Longworth who Is mak- ng her home with her daughter, Mrs. Leland Bradley, iefs Putnam on Sun iay for a visit to Fair Haven and .o Woonsocket where she will be the guest cf relatives and friends.
 Mathewson Angell left Putnam on Monday evening for North Scituate where he will visit his son, Warren Angen and wife. He has been stay ing with his daughter, Mrs. Howard Carpenter since leaving Allentown in May.
 The young people have returned from a most enjoyable and profitable