Putnam patriot., 1929-03-21

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Howard Robinson was in Will
mantle on Tuesday.
Mrs. r. l.. Robinson is confined 20
her home by illness.
). Lemanovisz Of Bridge street
was in Moosup Thursday.
Miss Edith Child % Boston visited
at her home here over the weekend.
Philip j. Sheridan il making extern
siye repairs on his home on Fremont
street.
Mrs. Leonard Mellor is spending
the week in New York, the guest of
friends.
Mrs. Frank Gleason Of East Wood
stock called on friends In Putnam on
Tuesday.
William Cody Of Main street spent
the weekend with his parents in
Stamford.
Miss Bertha Clark of Woodstock
was in Putnam on Tuesday. the guest
Of friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Smith have
returned from their trip to Cuba and
other places.
Paul Warren of Indian Orchard.
Mass, visited with relatives here over
the weekend.
James Aframe of South Main street
was the guest Of friends in Wor-
cester recently.
Leon +. Wilson, Jr., Of Providence
spent the Weekend with his parents
on Laurel street.
E.rs. George d. Clark entertains
the II H. Club this afternoon at her
home on Walnut street.
Samuel Williams and Henry Viii
Iiams of Boston we're in Putnam Fri
day calling on friends.
James p. Ryan Of the Place Motor
Co. on Bridge street, made BUSH
ness trip to Boston recently.
Miss Lucille Lavoie Of Woodstock
is spending few days with Mrs.
william Donovan Of Bridge street
Rev. Joseph ID. Casey, Armand Liz
otte, Edward Mullan and Fred Gag
non motored TO Boston on Tuesday.
J. Lomanovitx of Bridge street
motored to Worcester Sunday to
spend the day as the guest Of friends.
Miss Doris Cote Of Norwich spent
the weekend with her sister, Mrs.
James Fillmore Of South Main street.
Mrs. George Holbrook of South
Main street has been entertaining her
niece, Miss Dora Swift Of New Lon
don.
Richard Gilpatrie Of Hills School.
Pa, is at his home on
Church street for few days vaea-
lion.
Maurice Savage of Main street mo-
.ored to Worcester Sunday to spend
he day the guest of his parents and
friends
Mrs. Eddie Paquin and her dsugh-
.ef, Miss Marguerite Wentworth, mo
.ored to Willimautie on Tuesday af-
.ernoon.
Clayton Thurber of Providence
.pent the weekend with his parents.
sif. and Mrs. Charles Thurber of
Walnut street.
Mrs. J. Dyer Potter entertained the
Thursday evening Bridge Club last
week. Mrs +. Scott Duffey was high
scorer for the evening.
Miss a. Ukryn and Miss Patricia
and John Lepinas Of Main street mo-
.ored TO Providence Saturday to
lpend the day with friends.
This afternoon the Drop-In class
II the Congregational church is hav-
ng social at the home Of Mrs. Lii
ian Phillips on Church street
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Shippee Of
Stratford spent the weekend with
Mr.. Shippee's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Gilbert Shippee Of Walnut street.
Miss Anita Magnan Of Providence
street and Miss Rita Magnan Of Bat
.e street, motored 10 Providence Sun
Day to spend the day with friends.
MIR. aud Mrs. Thsddeus Pitkin and
John Brown of Sawyer District. and
Arthur Tourtellotte Of Putnam
Heights motored TO Higganum, Conn,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Karl Phillips and daughter,
returned on Thursday from
a weeks visit with Mrs. William Cart
er, a sister of Mrs. Philips, In Ames
bury, Mass.
Miss Eleanor irving, student at
the DEMONSTRATION Business College
in Providence spent the weekend the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving.
MIR. and Mrs. George Levesque of
and Joseph Laparle also Of
Milbury, were the guests over Sunday
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Donovan Of
Bridge street.
miss Elizabeth Author, a student
at Becker's Business College in Wor-
cester. spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Author
Of Church street
Harold Arnold, student at the
Worcester Institute Of Technology,
has been the recent guest Of his par
ants, Mr.. and Mrs Cortland ID. Arm
Did Of South Main street.
Mrs. H. NJ. Lawson of Union spent
he weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
rhaddeus Pitkin of Sawyer District
MIR. and Mrs. Everett Morse and
children of Hampton, Mass, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus
pitkin.
On Monday last the Cherrio Bridge
Club held their monthly luncheon,
hat took the form of a covered-dish
,arty, az the home of Mrs. Chester
.oviil Of killingly avenue. There
we're many delightful and toothsome
urprises Bridge was played after