Putnam patriot., 1930-02-13

Sir. and Mrs. A. Cregoire spent Saturday in Hartford.
 Floyd Neil of Norwich was in Put nam Tuesday on business.
 Mra. Alphon.e Dumas of Smith street entertained relative Sunday
 Misses lille. Evelyn and Celia Kaminsly visited in Worcester Sun day
 Dr. and Mrs. P. F. Tstreaua enter sained relatives from Central Falls Tuesday
 Mrs. (. chonisre of Pa~tueket was weekend guest Of Mrs Iagrandeur and sons.
 mrs. Ida C. Kennedy |. II with pneumonia at a hospital in New Koch eile. \. '.
 Mise Morrison of the Day kimbsll hospital staff is visiting in New York City this week
 Maria Chsrron and daughter have gone to Canada for a visit with rel atives and friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. F.. B. Phillips of plainfeid. were visitors of Mrs. Will liam Manson Sunday.
 Miss Edith Pease, a teacher in Manchester. Conn, came 70 her home here for the weekend
 Mr. and Mrs J. Otto Bayrr and family have moved from Franklin street Co Webster. Mass
 Edward Keefs of New Haven and E aH T HIF.HE were home over the weekend
 Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Oatley. Louis Gareau and Mrs Eugene Barrett spent Saturday in Worcester.
 Mir and Mrs. Carol lngrahsn of Thompson spent Sunday with Mrs. William Manson of Walnut street.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. l. Kenyon were in Webster Monday to attend the funer- al of Ms Kenyon's cousin Philip Pearl
 Mrs Bernadette Theraque of Mill street and friend were members of a theatre party to Worcester Tuesday evening.
 Rev Frank A Fuller preached in the First Congregational church of Plaindeld. Sunday in the absence Of the pastor
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Chase of Fascoag visited Mir and Mrs. Gilbert shippee of Walnut street one day this week.
 Richard Mecauley of Lowell. Mass, spent the weekend with his parents. Mr and Mrs John Mecauley Of Pom. fret street.
 Mir and Mrs Frank Thayer of Providence came Sunday to visit Mir and Mrs II J. Thayer and family of King street.
 Mir. Paul Of southbridge was weekend guest of his father and mother. Mir and Mrs. Sorie Paul of Smith street
 Mics Ernestine Sherman and Miss Ruth Shaw of the local telephone ex- change are spending q few days in New York City
 Albert MoreIl Misses Graeis Mor- ell and Alice Moren motored e suuthbridge Tuesday and attended tHe tiremen's ball
 Mir and Mrs J Dyer Potter. IT,, nf Boston spent the weekend with Mir and Mrs. ]. Dyer Potter and fam iy 0f Grove street.
 P. Jarvis. Alvin Jarvis. Henry Tru- deau and Albert Auger motored to SouthbridCe Tuesday evening and at tended the iremen's ball.
 MT and Mrs. NJ Beaudoin of Ad- ais0u street motored to Danlclson Sunday and visited their son. Joseph Heaudein, formerly of Putnam
 Mir. and Mrs. Stein of Providence and Mrs Jacob Albert of Worcester visited Mir. and Mrs j. \. P, Gagne of GIove street over the weekend.
 Mise Madelyn Houghton of Vel iesly College and Miss Judith Sabiu of Brown University came to their respective homes for mid-year recess
 The Misses Mamie Mason. Anna Sherlock and Margaret Bake, and James Butler visited Thomas Ryan al st Niucent's hospital, Worcester, on Monday
 Mir and Mrs. P. ]. MulIin. daugh fer Katherine. and Miss Mary Me Garry. O. Dorchester. Mass. spent Sunday with Mir and Mrs. Peter Belsir.
 George Champliu and his mother, Nrs. Charlotte Chamnlin. of Boston were in the city early in the week visiting Louis f Champlin and fami- iy of Grove street.
 Mir and Mrs. William Leinenweb her of Hartford. the Misses Pauline. Flora and Edna Hoppe, and Waiter Hoppe of Rockville. spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs Otto Hoppe.
 Mir and Mrs. John Hall of Brook field. Mass. were guests of Mir and Mrs Ebert Woodis and family over the weekend Miss Evelyn Campbell of Taftvile was a Sunday guest
 Mrs Joseph Lachanee. Armand La chance and P. r Brady spent Thurs day ia Worcester and visited Josepi fachance and Thomas Ryan who ar, patients at St Nuncent's hospital