Putnam patriot., 1930-09-18
PUTNAM PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. Stanley Bacon spent two days in Hartford this week.
 Irwin Cieeho~ski of Revere. Mass, visited friends here Sunday.
 If. C. Bennett of Providence spent a day in Putnam this week.
 Carol Spalding of Norwich was in Putnam with friends this week.
 Stanley Bacon was in Springfield at the Fair several days this week.
 Edwin Phiifips. of Pleasant street visited Boston friends for the week end.
 Mrs. Murphy and family have been entertaining guests from Washington this week.
 Mir. ad Mrs. Alfred Gagne and Mir. and Mrs. John Duffy attended Spring field Fair on Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Bone and daughter, Mrs. Daniel Trudean, are visiting in New Jersey.
 Fr.nk Ledger of Hudson, M.ss, spent few days this week with his family on Fremont street. [ Mrs. Mary Young was the guest of ! friends on a motor trip as far as foukukecpsie, Ns i.s Vh SuhuNss l Miss Etta Hodge. is spending this week in New Britian, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Gilpatric.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Cilpatrie and Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Gilpatrie Of New Britian spent the weekend in Putnam.
 Mrs. Ruth Chandler is again open inc her home on Fremont street and intends to reside in Putnam in the immediate future.
 Mrs. Welles Partridge, after visit ing with her aunt. Mrs. Agnes Wood. of Fremont street, has now returned to her home in Boston. I Russell Sherman left Wednesday for Rutgers Preparatory School in New Brunswick. New Jersey, where he is enrolled as a student.
 Miss Ruth Sweet of Providence has been spending a few days with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. A. A.. Sweet of killingly avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Meilor, Jr., and children Bobby and Betty, mo- tored to Mattapoisett on Saturday to spend the weekend with relatives, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Aehorn.
 midshipman Edward E. Authier, a student at the Naval Academy, at Annapolis. is spending the remainder of his leave with his parents after having spent a few days with rela- tives in Noank.
 Friends of E. V. Caine, who was in Putnam quite some time last year, have learned that he is with the Parker Advertising Company of Day ton, Ohio, in the position of assist ant accountant.
 Descendants of the Robert Wheat on, of Swansea. Wales, who settled l in Swansea. Rhode Island, held their annual reunion at Rhehobeth where a clam bake at Peleg Francis farm was enjoyed Mrs. Charity Wheaton. Miss Mary Wheaton, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wheaton and daughter attended.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Davenport of Clearwater. Florida. were Putnam guests last week They attended the Woodstock Fair. Mr. Davenport considers it an event well worth travelling great distance for They expect to visit Frank and Roy Daven port and their families in Harris burg. Pa, on their leisurely way back to their Southern home.
 Donald May of Newport was the guest this week of Mir. and Mrs. Will liam Sham and family, from Friday until Thursday evening. He and Teddy Sham were sehoolmates at Rutgers Preparatory last year. Sat- urday Teddy left for Carnegie h. stitute at Pittsburgh. where, he is en- rolled as a student. He was accom- panied by his parents. Mir. and Mrs. William Sham, who are taking a two weeks vacation at this time. in- tending to motor through several of the states of the south before they return to Putnam.