Putnam patriot., 1930-05-01

Mrs. Leo Dehsle spent Friday in
 Hartford.
 , Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Gobin spent
 Tuesday in Worcester. Dr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Russell have gone
 Co Bermuda r. a few weeks. Mir. and Mrs. Pierre Bonin and fam
 fly spent Sunday in Webster.
 Mrs. John Cain. s patient at Day
 Kimball hospital, is improved.
 Mrs. George Winterburn and Mrs.
 Frank Witman spent Tuesday in Prov
 idenee.
 MorrclI Roberts of Hartford was
 the guest over Sunday of Miss Felina Dennette.
 Miss Jennette Tourville of Bullock
 street spent the weekend with Wor- , cester friends.
 Mrs. Edward Mullsn and son, Rob
 ert of Chapel street spent Wednesday with Boston relatives. Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Dumas of
 Chapel street spent Saturday with friends in Providence. Mrs. Katherine Prior has returned
 to her home in Plainfeld from the Day Kimball hospital. John Gaxxola of Rye, N. Y., spent
 the weekend the guest of Ralph F. Gahan of Main street. Charles Mack of New York City
 was the guest of Putnam friends for several days the past week. Edward and Earl Blake of Main
 street motored Co Canada with friends , Tuesday staying until Friday. MT. and Mrs. John M. Dean and
 daughters of Thompson avenue mo 1, tored to Lowell. Mass. Sunday. Mir. and Mrs Oscar Dugas, Mrs
 Alex Gilman and Mrs. J. A. P. Gagne | motored to Providence Thursday ! Mir. and Mrs. Frank Ledger. Free A Firth and William Sham attended the | soccer game in Providence on Sunday E Jack Franklin has returned to hii 2 home in Dayyille after being patient
 for a month at the Day Kimball hos d pital.
 Mrs. Fred GAgnon, her daughter E Mrs John Gahan, and son, Ear
 Gagnon. motored to Boston on Wed d nesday.
 Mrs. Nelson Lown entertained thu 2 Thursday Evening Bridge Club. Mrs
 John Slattery of Pomfret was ths 1 high scorer.
 2 Mir. and Mrs. James Connor o Berkley. k. l. spent Sunday with Mir
 Connor's mother. Mrs. Michael Con [ nor of Main street. Mrs. J. Dick of Mystic and Mir. anc ( Ea4saf1sr of MatF
 London spent Wednesday with Mir 2 and Mrs Otto Hoppe. Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Maynard ol Chapel street entertained Mrs. May
 nard's brother. Walter LaGroix oi ] Hartford over Sunday. Miss Lillian Medbury, Hartford
 spent the weekend with her grand
 parents. Mir, and Mrs. Edward Mur , ray of Pomfret street. The sunnvside Club meets on Mon day evening with Mrs. Henry l.
 Hodge. 53 sunnyside avenue, Mis- 7 Edith C. Bowen assisting. Mr. and Mrs. John Crowley ans family and Mrs. Diana Ploun of !. Jamaica Plains spent Sunday witf | Mir. and Mrs. Peter Belair. ' Mir. and Mrs Dennis Donovan ans Mir and Mrs. Frank Bernier spent the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. Ar
 mand Valade of Lakeport, N. H.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ray Hurlbut, son Els worth and Lester Maynard, and sister
 Jessie left Wednesday and will spend few days and the weekend in Bos-
 ton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Grimley of North Attleboro were the guests over Sunday of Mrs Grimley's niece and
 husband. Mrs. Fred Gagnon, and Mir Gagnon of Main street.
 At the observance of the 111th an. niyersary of the l. o. O. F. held last
 W ednesday. Mrs. William Manson i, served as one of the hostesses, rather than Mrs. Floyd Manson, as was stat
 ed last week.
 Mrs. Fred Wells of Park street
 spent last week the guest of her sis
 ter and husband, Mir and Mrs.
 George Macuen of Hartford, Mir. and
 Mrs Macuen returned with her spend ing the weekend with relatives here.
 Miss Bernadine Fredette and Wal ter Smith of Holyoke, Mass, spent
 Sunday the guests of Mir. and Mrs. . Fred Wells of Park street They also
 entertained Mir. and Mrs. Frank Me Gowen of Auburn. R. l., and Mfr. and
 Mrs, Dennis Dunn of Whitensville.
 The Catholic women held shei,
 weekly whist Tuesday. Mrs. Raymond
 Perkins in charge. First prize wa won by Mrs. 0vila Vadnais, second prize by Mrs. Narcisse Racine, ane
 consolation by Mrs. Stell Mcdonald = Next weeks whist will be in charge of Mrs. Clyde Phaneuf and Mrs. Ed z gar Lueier.
 1 Mrs. Harriet Toohill of Mechanics ! vile. who has been a patient at th' Dav Kimball hospital for many week and has undergone two operations has recovered sufficiently to be dis .l. H...s.. ti. Nn-uft.4 Ia..