Putnam patriot., 1930-02-27

Charles Thsyer was in Norwich on 1 Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ella. Wentworth | spent Sunday in New London. l Mia Mary MAeConnell of Boston spent the weekend at her home here.
 Mis. Mary Vale, of Hartford. spent the weekend with friends m Putnam.
 Mir. Wileoek of Bellies street is now visiting in New Bedford with rela- tives
 i Mir. and Mrs. Leonard MeiHor of Grove street were in Providence one day last week.
 Mi.s Helen Brown of South Main street Is visiting her aunt at Provi- denee for a week.
 Miss Ethel ElIis of the Citizens Ma tional Bank force is visiting with her parents in Willimantie. 4 Miss Jeanette Marion of Hartford passed the weekend with the Misses Mccoy of Ring street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Mellor mo tored to New Bedford to spend the weekend with relatives.
 The Telephone Bowling club met in New London last week. Putnam won over New London. | L. Hector Lueier of New York City was the Sunday guest of his parents, Mir. and Mrs F. X. Lucier.
 Gordon Winslo~ was in Putnam on Sunday. He is a student at Holy Cross College, Worcester. E Ted Sham of Rutgers Academy, New Jersey, spent the weekend with , his parents on Highland street. Mrs. John H. Moss entertained the 3 Thursday Club last week. Mrs. J. Dyer Potter had the high score. : Dona Joly of Woonsoeket. spent the ,, week -end with his parents, MT. and Mrs. William Joly of Mill street. Mrs. James Chs,e of kiliingiy is stopping with her daughter, Mrs. , Moses Aldrich of Sawyer District.
 Mrs. Otto Hoppe and children of ? Milton street. are spending this week : in Mystic, with Mrs. Hopes parents. 5 Mir. and Mrs. John H. Bulger and , family Of Farrows street entertained . friends from Northampton, Mass, [ Sunday.
 he OuunIstue 1tn1 WBa BtGEt NsRss day evening. March 3rd. at the Put ? nam Inn for their annual banquet at o'clock.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Stanton and family of Canaan were recent guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Stanton of Fremont street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Ledger and E children of Brooklyn, New York, spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs. William Sham of Highland street.
 Mrs. Herbert Johnson entertained the Bridge Widows Monday evening Mrs. Irving II. Miron was high scorer, while Mrs. L. II. Melor captured sec ond
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Mansfield and daughter Helen of Webster spent the weekend with Mrs. Mansfeld's 's mother. Mrs. Gibney of Bellevue street
 Mrs. Charity Wheaton and Miss Mary Wheaton attended on Wednes-
 day last. an all-day sewing meeting
 at the home of the Misses Reyes in
 Abingdon.
 Mrs. Leonard MelIor, Jr.. Mrs, { Frank Gleason and Mrs. Walter P Wheaton and small Betty Mellor mo k tored to Providence on Friday for 2 the day.
 Attorney and Mrs. E. C. Morse and Miss carclyn Morse attended the wed ding of Miss Dorothy Partridge, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Morse. in New York City. Saturday.
 . The Past Matrons Association of IeSsamine Chapter 5S, O. F.. s. met l Friday at the Masonic rooms. Next meeting will be the third Friday in March at same place.
 Miss Margaret Weeks leave, Mon day for Bloomfield. New Jersey, where she has been enrolled by the , Western Union Telegraph Company as n student of the Simplex System with which they will soon be equip ped Miss Weeks course will con sume at least two months and upon her graduation she will receive ap- pointment as manager of the local office in Putnam. Ralph Peck was in Putnam a part of Sunday with Mir and Mrs. Walter 3 Wheaton and family. He returned from Colorado on Friday, in order to e take a position with Henry Shildgren
 in new business of tree surgery, landseaping, etc. The two young
 men were students together at Storrs
 Mir and Mrs. Prescott Cummings of f Pomfret visited Mir and Mrs Peck 2 at Dolores. Colorado. and Mrs. Peck
 joined them at the time Mir. Peck
 came east-for a two months trip through California. when they ex- } pect to return east Mir. and Mrs. Cum ! mings Co their home in Eastman on the cape, while MT. and Mrs. Peek expect to reside in or near Nangatuek