Putnam patriot., 1930-10-30

Rufus Chase has been on me steA list the past week
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Dubois spent Monday in Hartford.
 Mrs. Edward Moran of Grove street is iIl at her home.
 Charles Connor of Rye N. Y. has accepted a position here.
 William Taylor has removed from his former residence to South Main street.
 Henry N. Morse of Lowell. Mas, was in Putnam and Woodstock early in the week.
 William Remillard of Gilman street spent Sunday with friends in Southbridge.
 George caloup of South Ma,n street spent the weekend with friends in Hartford.
 Mrs. Emma Rich of Chestnut Hill has been visiting Mir. and Mrs. Rufus Chase of South Main street.
 Miss Harriet Smith of Bradley street spent Sunday with friends in Boston and Cambridge. Mass.
 Randolph Russo of Pomfret street is visiting this week with NIT. and Mrs. Frank Gazzola of Rye, N. Y.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lester Cook of Mechanics street entertained friends from Providence over last weekend.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keith and and son Lawrence Of Grove street spent Sunday with relatives in East ford.
 Lionel LaRoeque of Van den Noort street was in Willimantic Saturday attending a meeting of insurance agents.
 Jacob Rosenwall and daughters, Sadie and Mildred. of Buck street spent Sunday with friends Tn Wor- cester.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Miller of Chapman street. with their children, spent Sunday with relatives in Wor- eester.
 Mrs. Armand Montville of South Main street has been entertaining Mr and Mrs. Harry O'Conner of Mill bury, Mass.
 NIT. ana WITS. Fe0t CatFas aht daughter, Mary Lee, of School street spent last weekend with relatives in Providence.
 Miss Rose MeGarry of Pomfret street was in Boston Sunday visiting her brother James, who is patient in a hospital there.
 Miss Agnes Conway of Church street fell from the curb and broke her wrist as she was leaving work and on hen way home.
 Miss Winifred and Charles Liteh- field of Park street spent Sunday as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. George Steere of New London.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Beausoleil of W oodstoek avenae entertained MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lapalme of Willi- mantle over the weekend.
 Peter Dumas, son of Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Dumas, has gone to Brooklyn, N. Y., to receive treat ment at a veterans hospital.
 Mrs. B. F. Edward. of New Lon don Is visiting with her daughter and her husband, Mrs. Stuart Liteh- field and Mir. Litehheld of Park street.
 James Mahoney of South Main street and Allen Keith of Grove were spectators at the Nale-Army football game at New Haven Sat urday.
 Miss Clara cirseA of Lee street spent Sunday as the guest of her aunt and uncle. Mrs. Louis Lom- bardo, end Mr. Lombardo. of Wilh- mantle.
 Miss Eliza Reid of South Main streat entertained at dinner Sun day, her uncle, James Pagan. his daughter. Eleanor; Mir. and Mrs. John Brady and Miss Katherine Dur kins all of Uxbridge, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Stoneman of Boston, Mass. visited friends here Tuesday. Harold Stoneman, who is treasurer of the Interstate Theatre Corporation started a business in spection of the Interstate Chain of theatres m this district.
 The weekly whist was held by Put nam Council of Catholic Women Tuesday afternoon in St. Theresa's s hall, Mrs. A. N. Vaughn and Miss B. C. Joy being the hostesses. Mrs. Vad- nais won the first prize. Mrs. Math- leu the second and Mrs. Shea the consolation prize. Mrs. Armand Montville and Miss Alice Joy will be the hostesses next week.