Putnam patriot., 1930-03-06

Miss Katherine Byrne spent Mon day and Tuesday in New York City
 Theodore St. Peter and Helika La vigne motored to Grosvenordale Sun day.
 Miss Therese St. George of Wood stock avenue was in Providence last week.
 Mrs. Louis Diotte of Church street spent Sunday in Worcester visiting relatives.
 The If. H. Club met with Mrs. John Sabin of School street on Thursday afternoon.
 Emilio Cote of Milton street went to Central Falls, R. l., Saturday visit ing friends.
 Mrs. Ralph Kenyon of Fremon, street visited with friends in Webster on Thursday.
 Camille BeausoieiI and Henry Guertin motored to Providence We'd nesday on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. A. Lsuxon. A. Auge and Miss Alexina St. George were in Webster Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Bulger of Far rows street entertainedNorthampton relatives as weekend guests.
 On Thursday of last week Post. master Macdonald and Miss Jessie motored to Meriden on business.
 Mrs. Leonard Mellor of Grove street entertained Mrs. Emmis oi Greeneville on Friday afternoon. Mir. and Mrs. Lester Herlihy oI Grove street entertained Miss Alice Dalton of Leeds. Mass, on Sunday
 Miss Dorothy keefe came from l Woman's College. New London. tC spend the weekend at her home here Charlotte Maxwell of Willimantis spent the vacation with her grand parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Duxbury
 Mrs. Archie Macdonald Jr. and Miss Jessie Macdonald motored t6 Foxboro, Mass, on Tuesday iasi week.
 Emilio Cote, Raymond Labossiere Tony Bayer and Normand Labossiere motored to Woonsocket Saturday on business.
 Miss isabelle Byrne of New YorL City and Miss Mary Collins of Hart ford were guests last week of the Misses Byrne.
 Armand Derosier, Emilio Cote, Al fred Beauregard and Armand Bert iaume motored to Worcester Friday and attended a show.
 Mrs. Carrie B. Gaseoigne spent her vacation with her daughter, Mrs Frank Thorburn and family in East Irovidenee returning on Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Wheaton entertained one day last week, Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Goodale and Mir. and Mrs Chester Goodale of Hartford.
 Mr and Mrs. Frank Thorburn and daughters Barbara and Deborah of East Providence spent the weekend with Mrs Gascoigne of South Main street.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Rawley of Worcester and MT. and Mrs. William klehart and son of Webster visited Mir and Mrs. Thomas Rawley of Grove street Sunday.
 Miss Marion Wilcox, daughter of Mir and Mrs E. s. Wilcox of Far rows street. is one of the thirty-six to attain second hOnors for the first semester at Storrs College. Miss Will cox Is having practice teaching at the State Trade School for the next few weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs Raymond Wheaton and Mrs. Charity Wheaton and Miss Mary Wheaton motored to Hartford on Saturday, where Mir. and Mrs. Wheaton were guests of Mrs. Wheat on's brother. Ralph Goodale and wife {; Mrs Charity Wheaton and daughter were entertained by Mrs. T.iia Clarke and Miss Mabel Claslxe. former Put 
 Henry Campbell. who has been alf9sTnance foreman for the West ern Union. and located at Putnam. has been transferred to a more lucrative position. leaving on Monday for Bridgeport. Mir. Campbell has made many friends while in Putnam. He is affiliated both with the l. O. O. F.. and the Elks He has the best wish es of all who know him.
 The following IS from Mondays Norwich Bulletin. Worcester news. Mir. Nalade is the son of Mrs. Louis Nalade of Walnut street: Raymond n Nalade. of Putnam. Conn, a mem Der of the junior class, has been ap- pointed chairman of the entertain ment committee for the annual ban auet of the senior class at Assump- ton college. which will be held Fri daw night Valade is vice president of the junior class, president of the literary society. advisor for the St. John circle, and a member of the glee club"