Putnam patriot., 1930-03-13

street was in Webster Friday.
 Helika Lavigne and Miss Clara Madam were in Webster Saturday.
 Miss Airline Labo.siere of Church street motored to Worcester Friday evening
 Albert morell of Basty street mo- tored Co Southbridge Sunday visiting friends.
 R. stands6eld of Van den Noori street and friend were in Danielson Sunday.
 Louis Lueier of Hartford came to his home on School street for the weekend.
 Nelson Gravel and Laura Morin of Church street spent Sunday in Danielson.
 Fred Caisse. Robert Bourque were in North Grosvenordale Sunday visit ing friends.
 George Malaga of Woonsoeket. R. |. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Felix Breault.
 Miss Anne Weekes entertained Miss Alice West of Worcester over the weekend
 Jack Gregiore and Peter Breault motored Co Danieison Sunday and visited friends.
 Lewis Beaurcgard of Water street is a patient at the St. Vincent hospi- tai. Worcester.
 B. Ailard and John Leysque, Jr.. spent Sunday in North Grosyen0rdale visiting friends.
 Mrs. Henry Joly of Church street spent the weekend in Milbury, Mass, visiting relatives
 Eddie loyal. Alfred Boauregard and Leo Morell were in Webster Sun day visiting friends.
 Claude Beaudreault of Smith St, motored to Southhridge and spent the day with friends.
 Emilio Cote of Milton street is spending the week visiting friends in Central Falls, K. L
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Warren and family motored to Danieson Sunday and were guests of relatives.
 Francis Lepine of Spencer, Mass, was weekend guest of Mrs. Marie Bousauet of Smith street.
 Willis Sherman of Boston has been recent guest of Mir and Mrs. Ray Sherman of King street.
 Mrs. AdelArd Lebeau motored to Webster Sunday with her two sons, Wilfred and Helika Lavigne.
 Mir. and Mrs Ernes, Morin of Chepachet. K. l., formerly of Putnam were weekend guests of relatives.
 J. Riendeau. Fred Riendeau and Walter Robitaille of Smith street were in Danielson Sunday visiting friends.
 Mir and Mrs. Alfred Bardier of Church street are entertaining rela- tives from Canada for the weekend.
 Mrs. Agnes Labossiere and son Raymond and Normand Labossiere and Sybelle Labossiere were in Wor- eester Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lsuranee Beauregard pf Webster were guests of Mir and Mrs Michel Beauregard of Water street Sunday
 Alfred Benoit of Bryant Stratton Business College, Providence. visited at his home on Woodstock avenue over the weekend.
 Dr. and Mrs. Edward Quinn of Boston came to spend Sunday with Dr. Quinn's mother, Mrs Thomas Quinn of Main street
 Mir. and Mrs. Armand Lsehanee of Providence street went to Grosvenor- dale Sunday and spent the day visit ing friends and relatives
 Miss Rosalie Madage, who is em- ployed in Woonsocket. spent the weekend with her father and mother. Mr and Mrs. George Madaga.
 Mir and Mrs. Alpherie Tetreault, formerly of Putnam now of Jewett City. motored to Putnam Sunday and spent the day visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Henry Labossiere of Harrison street. who has been a patient at the St. Nincent's hospital of Worcester for three weeks. returned home Sun day
 Miss Alice Wilder Smith of Ere mont street entertained her nephew, Professor Bradford Welles, and wife from New Haven. from Friday until Tuesday
 Lueien Coderre.. manager of the First National Store. was in Provi- dence Tuesday evening attending a banquet for managers of First Ma tional stores.
 Rev. F. P. Wright. Rev. J. F. Eng fish and Rev. r. A. Fuller attended the Annual Lenten Conference of Windham County ministers held in Willimantic Tuesday.
 The Bridge Widows were entertain ed by Mrs Leonard H Mellor of Grove street Monday evening. Mrs Herbert Johnson won the first prize and Mrs. Eben Holden the second
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Otis Fox. Jr, Mrs M ]. Lynch and John w Lynch have returned from a months visit to Hot Springs Arkansas. Mir and Mrs Fox and Mrs FoX's mother. Mrs NJ. J. Lynch. returned by way of Florida -Hnnnfrrsr fnts .aasasrH .l.srs