Putnam patriot., 1930-03-20

Walter Milner spent the weekend in Baltic.
 James Mshoney spen, Tuesday in Rockville.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leo Dubois spent Sun day in Fawtucket.
 Louis GareAu spent Sunday with his mother in Danielson.
 Dr. Hector Lucier, New York, was ia town last Wednesday.
 Eli Reil of Main street is a patient at Day kimball hospital.
 Charles connor of Green street spent Tuesday in Norwich.
 Mrs. John Cain of Mill street is s patient at Day Kimball hospital.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Vaughan have moved from Thompson to this city. Leroy Bernier is able 10 be out af- ter being ill for the past three months.
 Paul Wheaton and Miss Irene Bruce attended show in Providence Sat ufday.
 Dr. and Mrs. P. E. Tetresuli en- tertained relatives from Central Falls Thursday.
 Michael Connor. a patient at Mt. Hope hospital, Providence. IS slightly improved.
 Miss Margaret Blake of High street is entertaining relatives from South bridge this week.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry Dubois enter tained visitors from Worcester and Canada Sunday
 Stephen Paradis of Main street spent the weekend with his family at Port Chester. \. Y.
 Bobby Lincoln of Boston is visiting his grandparents. MT. and Mrs. Frank Rich of Grove street.
 Miss St. Onxe of Woonsoeket, R. l., was the guest of Miss St. George of Main street Sunday. John Gazxola of Rye, N. r., spent the weekend the guest of Ralph F.. | Gahan of Main street.
 Edward Blake of Main street has returned from a motor trip to Canada and Northern Vermont. ] Mir. and Mrs. Rondeau of Hartford were in Putnam Monday and were guest of Mrs. St. George. I Wilfred Lavigne and Albert Moreil O. Battey street motored to South bridge Monday on business. Misses Airline and Gisell Tourviile of Bullock street were in Worcester on Sunday attending a show. William Taylor of South Main street spent the weekend at his for ..sa... lea.
 Emilio Cote of Milton street has returned home after spending a few week in Central Falls with friends.
 Winfred C. Brown of New York City is visiting his father, John Brown of Sawyer District this week.
 Dona Jolly of Woonsoeket spent the weekend with his parents, Mir and Mrs. William Jolly of Mill street.
 Miss Margaret maeConnell of Grove street was the guest of Miss Mary MacConnell in Boston last week end
 Mr. and Mrs. William Rawley and two sons of Worcester visited Mr and Mrs. Thomas Rawley of Grove street Sunday.
 Mrs William Manson and Mrs. Gill bert Shippee of Walnut street spent couple of days in Webster this week visiting friends.
 Henry Woisard of Dsnielson and Jeannette Tourville of Main street motored to Providence Sunday night to attend show.
 Mrs Arthur Renshaw visited her mother, Mrs J. Perreault. Tuesday. who is a patient at St. Vineent's hos pital. at Worcester.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fisher of Prospect street and Miss Blanche Benoit of Buck street spent Sunday visiting in Hartford.
 Mrs. AdelArd Lebeau and son Heli- ka Iavigne of Smith street motored to Worcester Sunday and spent the day visiting relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles LeCroix and Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Breault of Mill bury. Mass, spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. William Jolly.
 Mir. and Mrs. Abraham Horowitz and family and Mir. and Mrs. Harry Horowitz of Grandview have return cd from visiting in New York City
 Erwin Cieehowski. former house manager at the Bradley Theatre, left Wednesday to take up his new duties at the Revere theatre, Revere. Mass.
 Mrs. NJ McGuay. who has been been visiting with her parents m Bridgeport for several weeks, return ed to her home on Harrison street Monday
 Mir and Mrs. T Woisard of Main street entertained Henry Woisard of Danielson and Attorney Louis Wois- ard and wife O. Danielsou at dinner Sunday.
 Mrs. Louis Beauregard and Miss Antoinette Girard of Water street visited with Louis Beauregard. a pa tient at St. Vincent's hospital, Wor- cester. Sunday.
 Mrs. Clarence Chase. Mrs. G. W. eff ford and Mrs. Ralph Kenyon attended whist party at the home of Mrs. Fred Herrick, West Thompson, last Friday afternoon,
 Nancy Ryan, little daughter of Mrs. John Ryan of School street, who has been a patient at Memorial hospital, Worcester. returned 10 her home Sun day much improved.
 Mrs. Charles F. Hopkins, regent, of the local D. A. R.. and Mrs. Mary Bishop. state registrar, are attending the D. 4. R. conference held in Bridgeport this week