Putnam patriot., 1930-11-06


 Max Norman8 of Moosup visited friends in Putnam Monday.
 Henry Fuerst of Main street spent Sunday visiting in Cambridge, Mass.
 Mrs. P. st. George. A. Auge. Mrs. B. Lauzon and two sons were in Web ster Saturday.
 Mrs. Henry Joly of Church street with party of relatives, were in Bos ton Saturday.
 s. P. Salzberg of Patterson. N. J. was in town Thursday on business concerning his mills here.
 Saul Hak of Central Falls, R. l.. was the guest Friday of MT. and Mrs. Alfred Pigeon of Main street.
 Alfred Beauregard and Leo Nor rell of Hartford spent the weekend with relatives and friends here.
 Raymond Rudowsky. and friend of White Plains, N. Y., visited Mir. and Mrs. George Pratt of Grand View Sunday.
 Bernard Bulger. Henry Mosher and Raymond and Armand LaChance were in Providence Saturday attend ing the theatre.
 George l. Be.ttie of Boston spent Friday here with his brother, Robert NJ. Beattie, House Manager at the Bradley Theatre.
 Miss Eleanor Rsehardson of Hope dale. R. 1. spent last weekend as the guest of Miss Winifred Lepire of Mechanics street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Rvard of Woonsocket visited Mrs. Rivard's grandmother, Mrs. P St. George of Main street Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Ainley of Walnut street left Putnam on Mon- day for Florida where they intend to spend the winter.
 Mrs. Adelard Lebeau and son Hell ika Layigne and party of friends visited Mrs. Joseph Falls of Central Falls. R l., Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Isadore Spiegleman with their daughter Sadie and son David of Bridge street spent Sunday with friends in Worcester.
 Mrs. Harry Torrey of Grove street, with her brother. who has been visiting her. spent Friday with Mfr and Mrs George Brownelle in Providence.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Thompson of Pomfret street were entertained Sunday by Mir. and Mrs. Henry Blake in Woonsocket.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Mckinley of Noonsocket spent Sunday as the guests of Mrs. McGinley's brother and his wife, Mr and Mrs. John w. Gahan of Green street.
 Ms. G. If. Washburn. who has been visiting with Mrs. Chester T. Covell of Kiilingly avenue for the past eight weeks. returned Co her home in Thorton, R. l.. Friday.
 lMr. and Mrs. Clarence Chase of Walnut street entertained members of the Windham County branch of the Rural Letter Carriers association at their home Saturday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. charle. Lapointe of Main street. Mrs. Alfred Briere of Smith street and Mr. and Mrs Will fred Briere of Main street attended Arthur Palardis' funeral in New Bedford last Thursday
 Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin cagne. North School street have returned from meter trip 0 Canada where they visited Mir. Cagne's two sisters whom he had not seen in twenty years The sisters are Mrs. August inc Tramt. Sorel, Canada and Sr Mary Angeline, nun in the convent at Lewiston, Maine
 The semi-annusi meeting of the Drop-In Class of the Congregational church was held Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. The officers elected were: Mrs. Frank A. Fuller president: Miss Anna Sampson, vice president; Miss Josephine Warren, secretary: Mrs Hattie Bowen, treas urer; finance committee, Mrs. Lillian Phillips, Mrs. Annie C. Child, Mrs. Milo Warren; social committee, Mrs. Alice Carpenter, Mira E. L. Robin son, Miss Annie Randall: sewing com mittee. Mrs W. H. Mansfield. Miss Ida Fields, Mrs. George Baker; sun- shine committee. Mrs. Ralph Kenyon; {; publicity committe. Mrs. Edith l.. Perry. The class teacher is Miss Anna Andrews