Putnam patriot., 1930-03-20
PUTNAM PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Mir. and Mrs. Richard were Wooo- stock visitors Monday. Mrs. Evelyn Kane of Mill street is {. patient at the Day Kimbail hospital
 Mir. and Mrs. Milo Warren were visitors in Milford. Mass, last sun ! day.
 l Mir. and Mrs. Wentworth of Brad I ley street spent the weekend m New i London.
 Miss Annette Johnson has been confined to her home on account or ! illness.
 Ida Lebeau of Lee street was m Ballouvile for the weekend visiting friends.
 Camille BeAusoleil and Albert Au- ! ger were in Providence Thursday on business.
 l Mrs. Fred Wilcox of Chapman street has been on the sick list thls i past week.
 Mir and Mrs. Eugene Bressette oi l Marshall street motored to wooster Saturday.
 i Mir. and Mrs. Rienzi Rice of Wor- cester were Sunday callers on Mrs. Milo Warren.
 Joseph cuertin of Northbridge, Mass. was in Putnam Monday visit ing relatives.
 Miss Alma Peebie left Wednesday ] for Canada to visit her father who Is dangerously ill i Raymond Allard of Church street was in North Grosvenordaie Sunday visiting friends.
 Mrs. John A. Morse. and Miss Am nie A. Randall were in Providence, Tuesday afternoon.
 WiIfred Lavigne and Airline Labos- siere of Church street motored tC Southbridge Sunday.
 Arthur Lamothe of Southbridge, formerly of Putnam. was guest in Putnam over the weekend.
 John H. smith of South Main street visited his sister. Mrs. Tattersall of Brockton over the weekend. Lawrence Beauregsrd and friend of Webster were in Putnam Sunday visiting friends and relatives.
 Little Miss Theodors Wood of New # her aunt, Mrs. C. E. Brannon. Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Mellor, Jr.. and family motored to Sterling to visit Mir. and Mrs. Howard Nash.
 Mrs. F. T. Perrin of Bradley street entertained her daughter, Mrs. Earl Perrin of Attawaugan on Monday.
 Claude Beaudrosult. Smith street, and Miss Florina Robichaud of South bridge motored to Springfield Sunday
 Camille Dufault of Bsttey street and Louis Benoit of Front street motored to New York City on business recent ly.
 Eddie loyal. Alpherie Sponeey. George loyal, Mrs loyal and Mrs. Salvas motored to Worcester Satur- day.
 William F. SauIt. Jr., of New Hav- en has been spending few days with his father, William E. sault, train master
 Henry Anderson of North Grosve- nordale and family were in Putnam recently visiting Mr and Mrs. Henry Guertin
 Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Mellor. Jr.. of Fremont street entertained How ard Nash Jr.. of Sterling over the week end
 Mrs. Masnan is a patient at the St. Louis Pasteur hospital in Worcester and underwent an operation. She Is recovering rapidly.
 Mir and Mrs. William F. M@eLean of Webster were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Jack Bell and family of Fremont street on Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Donovan of Auburn, Mass, are spending few weeks with MT. and Mrs. J. Gregoire of Marshall street.
 Eddie loyal and Mir and Mrs. Will fred Demaras and son mOtored to Ware, Mass. Sunday and spent the day visiting friends and relatives
 Mrs. Bernadette Therique of Mill street and 4. Atehinson of Green street spent the weekend in New York City visiting friends and rela- tives.
 Hector Guertin of New Bedford, Mass, who has been a patient at the Day Kimball hospital for the past few weeks. has returned home much improved,
 Mir. and Mrs Charles E. Brannon, have returned from New London to Putnam nfter several weeks of ab- senee. and are now occupying their former apartment in Miss Elmira BennOr's house.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Mellor made the trip to Atlantic City, a distance of three hundred and twenty-five miles. in a day last Thursday, when they left Putnam for a ten days vac ation at that resort
 Mrs. Ogden and Mrs. Arthur Wall, of Bolles street, together with Mrs. Robert Aehorn. IT., of Webster were guests of Mrs. Leonard Mellor, Jr., on motor trip to New Bedford to spend the day Wednesday.
 Mrs Frank Ledger and children. Doreen and Betty Ann. are visiting with Mrs Ledgers mother. Mrs Will liam Sham of Highland street. Ar. Ledger motored from Brooklyn on Saturday returning to his work on Monday.
 Mrs. Emily O. Butler. of this city. and Mrs. Florence Baldwin, of Wash ington, D. C.. left Washington March 18th. for a three months trip in Cal ifornin They will visit San Diego, Riverside, Los Angeles, and other places of interest.
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