Putnam patriot., 1930-02-13
PUTNAM PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

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 Romeo BssIey Of Church stree, spent the weekend Danielson.
 Jack Peters and friends attended the Webster boxing eontesf last week. Charles coale, and J. coutreAu went to Webster for Che boxing con test.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Bresson and son m0t0red Co Webster Thursday eve ming.
 Salvador vandale. William LAtour and friends were in Webster Thurs- day evening.
 Lohn Bibesult of Harrison street and a party of friends were in Web ster Thursday.
 Lee Lsvigne. creb cregoirs and yenordale Sunday
 Rene Lebeau. Joseph DeselA and friend were guest If Mrs Aldeiard Lebeau and sons Saturday.
 Alfred Beauregard of Woodstoek avenue and Rosario Benoit motored to Hartfrd Monday on business.
 Mir. and Mrs Francis Lepine and family or Worcester spent the week end with relatives on Smith street.
 Mir. and Mrs Joseph Derosier and Mra Henry Iolv visited relatives lH Worcester and Milibury Thursday.
 Edward Benoit of Battey street and fred Maftei and Mir and Mrs r De autelle motered to Boston Thursday
 Rosario Beuoit of Hartford, former F of Putnam. visited his randmoth- CT. Mrs SC. George of Main street. Sunday.
 Leo Labossiere. Mir and Mrs. Vii fred Martel and Mr and Mrsa ?. Dea- autele motored Co Boston Thursday on business.
 Alpherie Jarvis, Alvin Jarvis. Henry Guortin. A fred Bardier were in Web ster Thursday evening attending the boxing contest.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid caisse and family of Battey street were the guests of his sister in Oineyville, Sat urday and Sunday
 Leodore Peehie. formerly of Put nam now of Hartford, who has been visiting relatives iu Putnam returned to Hartford Sunday
 Mir. and Mrs. Camille msgnan of Church street and Misses Rhea Mag nan and Anita Magnan motored Co Providence Wednesday
 Wilfrid LsviRne. Emery Tetreauli. Joseph Gagne and Camille Jarvis mo tored to Webster Thursday and at- tended a boxing contest
 Edmond Pepin of Church street has returned to his home after spending a weeks vacation in Worcester with his daughter. Mrs John 0gren.
 Eddie loyal. Emery Tetreault, AL fred Beauregard. Napoleon Lepine and Roland Gaucher made up thea Ire party to Worcester recently.
 Miss Julictte Brodeur and party Of friends motored Co Chieopee Fals Saturday and attended supper giv- en by the Women's Catholic Welfare Council.
 Mrs A. Montville hsj charge of the Catholic Women's whist this week. Miss Rose Hogau of 6rnsvenar- dale won first prize, Mrs. Michael Beauregard the second and Mrs. Mary keane the consolation prize. Next weeks whist will be iH charge of Mrs. H. Perreault and Mrs Thomas Igo
 Miss Bridget Joy of Grove street was in Shad0wbrOok. Mass. Tuesday attending the ceremonies when a group of candidates took their first vows of Inc Order of Jesuit Brothers Thomas J Howarth. formerly of Put ! nam and graduate of Putnam High . School. was one Of the candidates.
 The United States Flag Association, of Washington. D C.. k giving over the National Broadeasting stations from $. l5 Co 5.30 e. g. c., on Febru- arv 18th an address "The Constitu- tion of Che Flag" by Honorable James NJ. Beck former Solicitor General of the r. s. There will be appropriate music by the famous U $. Marine Band This is especially for the youth of the country.
 At st Philips Episcopal church, on Tuesday there was held a meeting of tho New London Arch Dcacoury, com prising towns in New London and Windham counties. Tn the morning there was @ union communion service over which Che Rev J Eldred Brown. Arch Deacon. presided. This was fol- lowed br luncheon given by the ladies uf he Guild The regular rau- tine of bushes was entered upon in the afternoon The rector and one or two day delegates from most Of q Ia. Fssr4sa n.... saanrs FasaasawH