Putnam patriot., 1930-08-14
PUTNAM PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Carl Weeks has returned recently from a motor trip in New York state.
 Alfred Gallant of Hartford spent the weekend at his home on Church street.
 Frederick Alvord of Poultney, Vt, has been visiting at his home on Wall nut street
 Leo Morell cf Hartford spent shs weekend visiting at his home on Bat tey street.
 Arthur Palardis of Smith street is a patient at the Day Kimball hospital and is very i'll.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Ss. onge mo tored to White City. Worcester, for the day. Sunday.
 Alfred Beauregard of Woodstock avenue motored to Hartford Satur- day visiting friends.
 Miss Jeannette Marion of Hart ford was the guest of Miss Madeline Mccoy of Grove street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Morin. for merly of Putnam, spent Sunday visit ing friends and relatives
 Mis-. Marie Stoumbelis is spend ing a two weeks vacation with rel atives in New Bedford, Mass.
 A. Auge of Church street spent a few days with his son. Rev. Father 4. B. Auge of Linwood. Mass.
 Mrs. Dennis Donovan, who is at St. Vincent's hospital, is recovering nicely from a recent operation.
 Anthon Bayer of Church street and George Bayer of Thompson motored to Webster Sunday visiting friends.
 Mrs. Adeiard Lebcau. Bella Mar tin and Wilfred Lavigne of Smith street motored to Providence Sunday.
 Miss Lillian Basiey of Church street is spending a two weeks vac ation at Rye Beach. N. r., with friends.
 Mrs. Adelard Gravel of Norwich has been the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P Donovan of Lyon street
 Albert Paul of Southbridge spent the weekend with his father and mother. Mir. and Mrs. N. Paul of Smith street.
 Miss Christina Iso of Lawrence, Mass. is spending her vacation with her cousin. Miss Alice T. Igo of Church street.
 Aldiss Martin of South Meadow street and Emile Marquis of Pomfret street were in Webster Sunday eve ming with friends.
 Sandy LaBelle. Mrs. Csron. Mrs. Bergeron. Tony Caron, Zephirem LaBelle and Alice Morell .motored to Rocky Point. Sunday.
 Hector Cooke. employee in the Montgomery Ward and Co.,. Is spend ing a two weeks vacation at Nashua, N. H.. with his parents.
 Miss Anna Sampson has returned from a three weeks outing spent at Crescent Beach. Conn, Amesbury, Mass. and Seabrook, N. II.
 Miss Elsie Gallant is substituting z as stenographer in the office of At tornev Irving Miron during the vaea- tion of Miss Edith Goyette.
 Dr. Florence F. Dean was in Abing- "a Tuesday afternoon to give the first cf the toxin anti-toxin treat ments to about sixty children.
 Mir. and Mrs. Aldhemar Brodeur and Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Renshaw have returned from a weeks touring spent in Maine and Old Orchard.
 Mir. and Mrs. James B. Leland, of Worcester. visited Mir. and Mrs. Peter Belair Monday, Mrs. William Gagnon returning home with them.
 Mir. and Mrs. Adelard Laehsnce and little son Adelard Jr. of Woon- socket visited their grandmother. Mrs. P. St. George of Main street Sunday.
 Auguste Blanehette in Company with Blanehette & Brodeur Furni- ture Stores has returned from France recently and returned to Lowell, his homeplaee.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Harper, Mir. and Mrs. William Durand of Church street returned recently from an ex- tensive motor trip to Montreal and Sorel. Canada.
 Rosario Mayotte, Ernest "Chub" Mayotte and Baron Bcsworth spent Sunday on fishing trip at Crystal Lake in Woodstock. A good mess of bass was caught.
 Bill Bruneil. manager of the Glow erdale store with Mrs. Brunell and son William Jr. spent their vacation in New Bedford with his brother, Samuel Brunell.
 Miss Irene Delisle of Woodstoek avenue. is spending two weeks vacation at the home of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Mcdonnell of Long Is- land Beach. N. Y.