Putnam patriot., 1930-08-14

Miss srystabel Clifford is in Bos- Con hospital for an operation. : Mrs. Byron Howard ia in St. 1 Joseph's hospital for an operation.
 Mrs. James smith and son James are having a little vacation in Hart ford.
 Mrs. C.. U. Miller is confined to her home on Woodstock avenue. with illness.
 Alfred Benoit of Woodstock ave- nue left Sunday Co attend business in Hartford.
 Romeo Basley of Church street is spending this week in Danielson with relatives.
 Earl Thompson and son Kenneth of Cranston were In Putnam on Thursday.
 Miss Mabel Thompson spent her vacation last week. @sith friends m Manchester.
 Mrs. Myron ]. Hoxie. of Mansup Farm. was a visitor at Storrs this past Nome Makers Week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Earle Bugbee and daughter have been staying at the Macdonald camp at Wildwood.
 Miss Katrina Thsyer of Bradley street spent the weekend in New York City the guest of friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mott and son Charles formerly of New Haven are making their home with Mrs. '. T. Perrin.
 Camille Jarvis and Bradley Wheat on made a trip to northern New Hampshire on a motorcycle on Sat urday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Goodsie of New Haven visited Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Wheaton of Park street, over the weekend. 1 Mis-. Anna C.. Murphy and Miss Grace Bulger of Farrows street are visiting relatives in Northampton, Mass. for two weeks. Monday evening. the granges of Brooklyn and of Thompson neighbor- ed with Putnam grange and furnish. ed the delightful program.
 Mir. and Mrs. Warren Coodsle of Leominster and Miss Elaine Goodale of Southbridge were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Wheaton on Sun day.
 Henry Campbell, now of Bridge port, spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. F. T. Perrin of Bradley street where he lived while in Put nam.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles T. Thayer of Bradley street spent Tuesday at the annual outing of the Southern New England Telephone Company near New Haven.
 Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lown and daughters, Barbara and Deborah have returned from stay at Saehem Head. Guilford, the guests of Mrs. Charlotte Hall. cousin.
 Mir. and Mrs William Wheaton and their guests from Macon, Georgia, visited Miss Betty Wheat on. who is enrolled for the week at l the camp at Black Pond. l Albert Monsigny and Romeo Brook ! of Providence street were guests of Mir. and Mrs. James Murphy of New York. who are spending the summer at Crystal Lake. Eastford.
 Miss Carolyn Harrington, who has l been taking a course in nurse-train- i ing in a hospital in New York City, has been visiting her parents, Mir and Mrs. John Harrington.
 Miss Doris Carpenter. younger daughter of Mir. and Mrs Howard Carpenter. IS being entertained by Mir. and Mrs. James Murphy of New York City, at Crystal Lake, Eastford.
 Mrs. Howard Carpenter and her small daughter Betty were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Warren Angell of Chopmist Hill, on Monday afternoon. Mir Angell is brother of Mrs. Car penter.
 On Thursday Mrs. Frank Gleason and children of East Woodstock and Mrs. Walter Wheaton attended the demonstrations incidental to Home Makers Week at Connecticut Agri- cultural College. in Storrs.
 Miss Ruth Pond. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. David s. Pond. of Pomfret Center. Conn. is enrolled at Camp Cowasset. North Falmouth. for the summer months. She is enjoying such activities as swimming. riding, sailing. tennis, handcrafts and his- torieal trips.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Reardon of Pawtucket celebrated their first we'd ding anniversary on Wednesday Aug ust 9th and Mir. and Mrs. Dan Dur and. Mir and Mrs. Leo Dubois. Mir. | and Mrs. Fred Durand and Mir. and | Mrs. Ernest Durand motored there ! for the occasion. Mrs. Reardon was a former Putnam girl. Miss Hazel l Mungeon of Bradley street.