Putnam patriot., 1930-07-24

New York, Sunday.
 Eli Duseault of Smith street Is vi- sitting his son in Jewett City.
 Louis Bouley and Flora Caushier spent the weekend In Willimantic.
 Mel Bulger of Farrows street is pending his vacation in Burlington,
 Mrs. Caroline Bradway has return ed from a months stay at Lords Point.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Rich were guests of Franklin, Mass, friends, Sunday.
 Rev. James F. English motored to Putnam from Saybrook, Wednesday afternoon.
 Marcel Psul-Hus and a party of friends motored to Webster, Satur- day evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. H. LeClsir. Provi- dence street. motored to Point Ju- dith, Sunday.
 J. Dyer Potter, treasurer of the Cargill Trust Co.. has returned from a weeks vacation.
 Dr. and Mrs. Lamarehe and three sons were guests of relatives in Springfield, Sunday.
 Pasquale Bove has returned to Passport, Md, after a week with his father, Charles Bove.
 Udor Bouthillette of Hartford was the guest of his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Regis Bouthillette, Sunday.
 Miss Grace curran of Holliston spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs Thomas Duffy of Walnut street.
 Mrs. Alice Magnan. Mrs. Rose Du hamel and Miss Mildred Bard spent Sunday at Nantasket Beach, Mass.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fisher have a weeks vacation. On Sunday they entertained Carl Harover or Groton
 There were no automobile acct dents reported or arrests made by the Putnam police over the weekend
 Miss Veronica Coffee has returned to her home in Hartford after visii with Miss Alice Rogers, Pomfrei street.
 Miss Edna Belair is spending two weeks with her aunt Mrs. F. J. mul. Ian in Dorchester and Old Orchard Beach Maine.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leo Piehe. and Theo. dore Labossiere of Danielson, were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Pierre Le Clair over Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jerome B. Ross Of Brooklyn. N. Y. are spending ten AT \ ID Ross, Main street.
 Miss Elda Amprimo of Stafford Springs is spending her vacation as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Mayhew of Powhattan street.
 Miss Grace i. Bennett and her niece. Miss Elizabeth $. Bennett are spending few days this week with eeiatiyes at Chepiwanoxit, K. l.
 Forty members of the Hook X Lad der Co. and Hose Company No |, in- eludine associate members, made a pilgrimage to Rocky Point on the Providence river. Sunday.
 Raymond Labossiere and his eous in. Buster" Lahossiere left Putnam at 2.30 o'clock Monday for a mofol camping trip to. Canada. The k peet to be gone a week of ten dAys
 The Douglas camp Is now in ses sion. This is one of the oldest camT meetings in the country. This is it' 56th annual meeting. People from Putnam and surrounding towns at tend
 The new state aid highway from sa nd ingly avenue to the top of Putnam Heights and north to the Children's Home is about completed and is open to traffic.
 It is understood that the State Fish and Game Commission is soon to re- stock brooks in Windham county with trout The open season closed July 1st and the depleted supply of hsh will be replenished
 The new road West Woodstoek to Eastford is now open. This makes an excellent evenings drive, return ing by way of Phoenixvilse and fom- fret, thus completing circle of ap; proximately 90 miles.
 Joseph Gsgne, Raude Lspa'me and Pase st OnRe made sudden de- Sion to spend Sunday at Coney sland. They left Putnam on the Bar r.tnrbor express early Sunday morn ing and returned early Monday morn ing on the State of Maine.
 Mrs. Lowell D. Ross of Main street. Charles F.. Ross and family of St. Louis. Mo, and Mrs. Jerome E. Ross of Brooklyn and Miss Dorcas Down ino of Columbia. Mo. were Sunday guests of Mir and Mrs. Emery e' Munyan in Worcester.