Putnam patriot., 1930-08-07
West Thompson


 Mrs. Charles Guile spent Friday at Greeneville. R. |.
 Thomas White entertained friends from Canaan over the weekend.
 Stanley Rabunski of Norwich pass cd the weekend with his parents.
 Roswell Clark of New York City !. passed the weekend with his family
 Mrs. Blaekmer of Danielson passed the weekend with Mrs. Alfred Chub- buck.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bonchu are entertain ing relatives from Woonsocket this week.
 Joseph Layalee of Long Island N. r., spent Sunday. July 27th with Frank B. Ramsdell
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herrick of Thompson visited Frank Herrick and family on Sunday.
 Miss Beatrice White has returned from a two weeks vacation spent with her sister at Canaan.
 Mrs. Davis and daughter Miss Ruth Davis of Webster were guests of Mrs. Harry Coville on Friday.
 2it. anu Alf5s aidtCpAuH DhuitAtH qua three children spent Sunday with Frank B. Ramsdell and family.
 Mrs. Alfred Chubbuck returned last week from a visit to MT. and Mrs. Eddie Bates at Rocky Hill, Conn
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Lufuen and daughter of Providence spent Sunday with William St. Marie and family.
 Mir. and Mrs. Malcolm Shurtleff of Putnam are to entertain the members of the Methodist church next Friday evening.
 Mrs. Frank Chandler and Mrs. Leolyn Mosher of North Grosvenor- dale visited Mrs. D. W. Brayton last Thursday.
 The Ballard family reunion Is to be held Wednesday, August 18th. at | Roseland Park. It is hoped there will be large attendance.
 Mrs. Roswell Clark and two sons and Mrs. Mary Ramsdell motored to Hartford and South Manchester and called on friends last Sunday.
 Mrs. Roswell Clark and two sons and Mrs. Morrison and daughter mo- tored to Hudson, Mass. last Wednes- day and attended the Tercentenary celebration.
 Mrs. D. W. Brayton attended the wedding of her cousin, Miss Ethel Baker and Charles Allan at the Meth odist church at North Grosvenordale last Saturday evening.
 Misses Rosalee and Eva Malaga of Woonsocket and George k. Malaga of North Oxford. Mass, were week end visitors at the home of their par ents, Mir. and Mrs. George L. Mad aga.
 Malcolm Shurtleff of Putnam has supplied the pulpit at the Methodist church during the absence of Rev. | J. E. Duxbury. The church will be 1 closed until Mir. Duxbury's return in September.
 Visitors at George l.. Madaga's on Sunday were Mir. and Mrs. Frank Malaga and son Edward and friend of Woonsoeket; Virginia Allen of Dayville; Mir. Martin of WoOnsocket; and Mir. Lavine of Putnam.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Coville. Miss Geraldine Coville and Warren Davis motored to New Haven and called on Mrs. Chester Greene and Miss Blanche Greene at the Yale Summer School, and passed the day at Savin Rock
 Mrs. Frank F. RamsdeIl was called Co the home of her brother, Winthrop Ballard, of Thompson, last Sunday morning by the serious illness of Mrs. Ballard. Dr. Paine of Thompson and Dr. LaPalme of North GrosvenOrdale were called and she was sent to the Memorial Hospital at Worcester, mak- ing the trip in the ambulance, Mrs. Ramsdell going with her. An opera tion was performed as soon as possible after she reached there She is as comfortable as can be expected. Her many friends hope she will soon bs restored Co health. Mrs. Ramsdell came home Sunday night.