Putnam patriot., 1930-01-16
PUTNAM PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Mir. and Mrs Holgerson spent Sun day in Providence.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Mellor spent Thursday in Providence.
 Alfred Briere of Smith street was in Willimantic Friday on business.
 Alfred Berube of Mill street was in Webster Saturday visiting friends. B Cartier and friends motored 10 Grosyenordale Saturday and visited friends.
 John B. Byrne of Hartford was at his home on Seward street for the weekend
 Mrs. Agnes Labossiere of Church street entertained friends and reia- tives Sunday.
 kir. and Mrs. Leonard Mellor, Jrq attended the soccer game in ffoVi- dence on Saturday.
 B. Vincent of Southbridge was in Putnam Sunday visiting Mir. and Mrs. John Dufault Of Church street
 Mrs. Craydon Sharpe left Monday for attendance at the Naionai Grange convention in Hartford
 Alfred Beauregard of Woodstock avenue motored to Webster Sunday and spent the day with friends.
 Ernest Lebeau of Eattey street was received as life member of the C. 4. (. club at their recent meeting.
 Miss Della Laflamme of Pawtuek- ct. and Miss Eva Beaupre were the guests of Eugene Lagrandeur Of Main street Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wilfred Martel of Church street entertained Mr. and Mrs. r. Desautell Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Bell of Fremon, street entertained Mir. and Mrs. Will liam Franklin MacLean of Webster Sunday.
 Rev. E. P. Wright, rector of St. Philips church, conducted the serv- ices at St. Alban's church, Danielson, Sunday.
 Robert Bruce of New Haven visit ed his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Edward Bruce of Mechanics street over the weekend.
 Claude Beaudreault, Albert Mor- ell, Joseph Giraca and Edward Lucier motored to Southbridge Sunday and visited friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Napoleon Lavsllee and family of Webster were guest of Mir. and Mrs. John Dufau.t cf Church street Tuesday.
 Mrs. Georgiania Longdon has clos I Co tk sfs4s# hag taken rooms with Mrs. Edward Kent of Grove street.
 Emery Tetreault of Cleveland street motored to Jewett City and spent the weekend with his brother, Pete Tetreault and family.
 Franklin Perry of Hartford and Miss Alice Perry of Wiliimantic Normal School were at their home here during the weekend.
 Miss Sara Kenyon has resumed her duties as nurse at Pomfret School after a vacation with her mother. Mrs. Mary Kenyon of Grove street.
 Walter Gifpatric of White Plains. N. r., was a recent Putnam visitor. Ills her. Mrs. Jessie Gilpatrie, has closed her home on Fremont street and will spent some time with her son and fomily. Miss Etta Hodges, sister of Mrs. Gilpatric. left last week for Maiden. Mass.
 The following, concerning Thomas M. Rawley. former Putnam train master. Is from the Norwich Bulletin TT NJ. Rawley. of Providence. a native of Norwich. now assistant su- pcr. tendent of the Providence di- vision of the New Haven railroad. was a speaker On the railroad prob lem before Pawcatuck Board of Trade, Monday evening"
 Mrs. F. D. Sargent and daughter Vi Bertha formerly of Putnam. to- gether with Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Marshall of Worcester visited Put nam Chapter of D. A. R. on Monday. Dr. Marshall was formerly president a Connecticut Co lege for Women, New London. and is now acting pas tor of Piedmont church, Worcester. Miss Sargent is the assistant pastor.