Putnam patriot., 1929-06-20
PUTNAM PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS


 James Scott of Rye, N. r., is visit ing with friends here.
 Dr.. ]. B. Kent of Larehmont, N. Y., IS visiting in Putnam.
 Ansstos Pandazis spent three days in Manchester, N. H., last week.
 John W. Cahan, Green street, with friends spent Sunday at Crescent Park.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Lyon and on. Harold. of Hartford, spent Sun day with Miss Lottie Alley
 Merton and Miss Dorothy Ames, re- cent graduate of Aurora College, Aurora, H.. have returned to Putnam. ! Mrs. Boothby of kennebunkport, Me, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Els worth Wilcox, and family of Farrows street.
 { James Connor, Providence, spent the weekend with his parents MT. and Mrs. Michael Connor of Main ! street.
 | Mrs. Alfred Maynard spent Mon- day in Worcester and visited her aunt who is a patient at St. Vincents Hos pital.
 ] Mir. and Mrs. Hiram Ostley and ] Louis Gareau and Mrs. Henry Rouse spent Sunday in Worcester with rela- tives.
 ] Ray Laroy, organist at the Brad ley Theatre spent Sunday the guest cf his mother, Mrs. Jean Laroy of Providence.
 l Mir and Mrs. Fred Mathieu of Prov idenee street entertained on Sunday party of relatives from Providence and Pawtucket
 Miss Irene Richard of Southbridge and Arthur Darley of Fall River were weekend guests of Mayor and Mrs. Charles A. Richard.
 Mrs. John Gahan and Mrs. B. G. Delaney of Main street are spending today the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Mckinley of Woonsocket.
 Miss Nellie Bloxham, superintend- ent of the Day Kimball Hospital, has been entertaining her sister, Miss Mabel Bloxham of Jersey City, N. J.
 Charles Richardson who has been at the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston, for treatment and operations has returned to his home on Intervale street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Bacon enter tained the Thursday Evening Bridge Club which met Wednesday evening i this week Mrs. William Saretzki was high scorer.
 Dr.. and Mrs. E. F. Perry, Miss Alice Perry and Myron Perry were in Amherst, Mass. over the weekend and attended the commencement ex- ercises of Amherst College Monday.
 Probation Officer Peter A. Gardner of the city court was elected vice president of the State Probation As sceiation, at the recent meeting of the organization which was held in New Haven. Mrs. C. D. Arnold also attended.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Wilcox, who were married in Ohio Wednesday, came on their honeymoon trip to spend the weekend with MT. Wileox's parents, Mr and Mrs. Ellsworth Will cox, and sisters, Miss Marion and Miss Christine.
 Mrs. Chester Emerson and daugh- ter Eleanor of Webster; Mrs. Will liam Flanagan of Medford, Mass, and Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Monahan of Newport spent Sunday the guests of their parents, Mir. and Mrs. Richard Gibney of Bellevue street.
 Nj. J. Aleide loyal, organizer for The Order of Foresters, Franco American, is in this city for another week, directing a campaign of recruit ing new members for the Court Jof- ire No 80 of this city. The work of recruiting goes well and the initia- ton of about sixty new members will probably take place Sunday, June 30th.
 The H. H. Club and few guests were entertained at the home of Miss Mary Wheaton at luncheon. The en- tertainment feature of the afternoon was a book contest. Those present were Mrs. Herman Pease, Mrs. Leon T. Wilson. Mrs. George Clark, Miss Mary Wheelock, Mrs. Justin Greene, Mrs. George Twigg, Mrs. William Richardson, Mrs. John Sabin. Mrs A. W. Marcy, Mrs. Charity Wheaton, Mrs. Walter Wheaton and Miss Mary