Putnam patriot., 1930-08-28

Joe Donovan vttfted m IeW nFit ian one day last week.
 Miss Loretta Talbot of Smitl street left Thursday for Canada.
 Louis Dimiek of Manchester spent part of Thursday in Putnam or l business.
 Aleide St. Onge of White Plains | New York visited friends and rela ! tves Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Pigeon ana | party of friends mot0red to Sur bridge Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Briere oI Smith street entertained relatives and friends Sunday.
 Arthur Bardier of Webster spent the weekend in Putnam visiting friends and relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. Philip Dugas and family of Attleboro visited friend: and relatives Sunday.
 Henry St. Martin of Harrisville, R. I. was n weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Malaga.
 Mrs. Agnes Labossiere of Church .,treet entertained relatives and friends last Monday evening.
 Miss Sybelle Labossiere of Har- rison street and Miss Louise Lussier motored to Worcester Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Co1rnoyer and family of Worcester were recent guests of relatives in Putnam.
 Mrs. Edward keane and daug Inter Irene have returned from vacation spent with relatives in Worcester.
 Mrs. Minnie F. Lowrey of Pom fret was the guest of Mrs. Ralph Kenyon on Thursday of last week.
 Kenneth Thompson of cranston. R. L, spent the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. Walter Wheaton and fami- ly.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alpherie Tetreault of Jewett City were guests oi Mr. Tetreault of Cleveland street Sun day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Beaude Lepsime, and Joseph r. Gagne of Church street were in Newport, R. l. last Sunday.
 Thomas Jones Jr. and Bernard Bulger motored to Providence on Thursday to spend the day with Put nam friends
 Miss JuIiette Peehie of Battey street and a party of friends and rel atives motored Co Charleston, Mass. last Sunday.
 Mrs. Virginia Lebeau. Mir. and Mrs. Auguste Bousquet. Clara Malaga and Helika Lavigne motored to Charleston. Mass Sunday
 Dr. Harold Foster and party of friends were in Putnam for a few days this week, staying at his old home on Putnam Heights.
 Miss Elizabeth and Miss Lois Ran som of Stamford. who are staying at their cottage in Pomfret, visited Put nam friends on Thursday last.
 W. R. Moore. former resident ol 1 Putnam. now living in New Britian l with his wife and son spent Saturday in this city visiting old-time friends
 Mir. and Mrs. John o'Brien o Church street and Mir. and Mrs Arthur Renshaw have returned iron weeks vacation spent at Washing ton. D. C.
 Eddie loyal. Leo Bernier. Armand Robitaille and Alpherie Sponcey have returned from Canada where they have been touring and visiting relatives.
 The family of J. E. Williams who have been living for about a year m the Harris house on Woodstock ave nue are now located sn the Angel house on Fremont street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Lavigne and daughter Pauline of Grosvenordaie spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Napoleon Benoit and Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Lavigne of Walnut street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Bacon and daughters. Dorothy and Priscilla, motored to Springfield on Saturday where they were joined by MT. and Mrs. Edward Mclean and little Mss Jean Bacon on a trip over the Mo hawk Trail which took two days. Jean has been the guest for the past week of her aunt. Mrs. Mclean, and returned with her family Sunday to Putnam.
 Mrs. B. W. Child has recently written her niece here mentioning that she and her sister. Mrs. Burn ham. both of Alhambra, Cal, were te be dinner guests of Mir. and Mrs Fred Sihley. of Glendale, Cal, for merlv residents of Danielson. An other dinner guest was Miss Emil, Peek. formerly of Abingdon, and teacher in Putnam. She is now ss years old