Putnam patriot., 1930-03-06
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Eugene Lagrandeur of Main street entertained friends Sunday.
 Mrs. AdsIard Lebeau and sons motored to Webster Sunday.
 Alfred BeItrshan of Southbridge has accepted a position in Putnam.
 Hector Guertin of New Bedford is patient at the Day Kimball hospital.
 Mrs. Walter King, Nelson King and Russell spent Friday in Worcester. Barney Sands of the War.elfs Sample Shop is in New York City this week.
 A meeting of the Red Gross wss | held at the rooms on Ballou street Tuesday afternoon.
 Putnam Country Club held meet ing in the Chamber Of Commerce rooms Tuesday evening.
 Misses Isabeile and Margaret Mae i ConnelI and Donald MacLearn were Norwich visitors, Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Bell of King street entertained George Bell and family of Baltic Sunday
 Peter Bonin and party of friends motored to Worcester Friday and at tended q boxing contest.
 Wilfred Billings of Dayville was guest Of MT. and Mrs. Alfred Briere of Smith street Saturday.
 Edward Lacas of Bryant Strsttoa Business College, Providence, was m Putnam over the weekend.
 Wilfred Lavigne and Albert Peehie, Yvonne peehie and Arthur Pechie motored to Danielson Sunday.
 Arthur Lamothe of Southbridge. formerly of Putnam. spent the week end in Putnam visiting friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Briere and family of Smith street spent Sunday in New Haven visiting relatives
 Mrs. Bernadette Therique and daughter of Mill street motored to Danielson Sunday visiting relatives
 mr. and Mrs. George Malaga Jr. and daughter spent the weekend with their brother-in-law, Felix Breault.
 Helika Lavigne of Smith street and Misses Clara Malaga and Katherine Blake motored to Webster Saturday.
 Miss Rose McCAuley, a teacher in
 
 Torrington, Conn. came 10 her home on fomfret street for the weekend.
 Mrs. Addie (. Rowley of Edgewood, k. L.. has been n recent guest Of Mrs. Newton Ballard of South Main street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Donovan of i Lyon street entertained Mir. and Mrs. l Adelard Gravel of Willimantic, Mon day.
 Herbert Dow of the Place Motor ] Co. attended a Ford dealers meeting held in Elks' Hotel. Boston, Thurs day.
 Miss Alma Potter passed the week end with her brother and wife, Mir. | and Mrs. J. Dyer Potter, Jr., of Bos- ton.
 Mrs. Arthur Hughes was high SCOT CT at the Thursday Evening Bridge club held at the home of Mrs. J. Dyer Potter.
 Dr. Harry Sharpe and sons, Will fred and Clinton Sharpe visited Dr. and Mrs. Roy Charpe of Uxbridge, recently.
 Miss Viola Ouimette of Main street entertained Miss Beatrice Benoit, ; AsHuAA GtNANH anu AstW AAtAANlA VI AAhA ford Sunday afternoon.
 Miss RosAlie Malaga. who is em- ployed in Woonsocket. spent the week end with her father and mother, Mir. i and Mrs. George Malaga.
 Mir. and Mrs. William F. MseLane of Webster were entertained at the 1 home of Mir. and Mrs Jack Bell of Fremont street on Sunday
 Mrs. William F. Fletcher and little grandson, Alah Fletcher. of Worces- ter snen.y- Wednesday with Mrs. N A. ! Ballard of South Main street. Mir. and Mrs. Waldo Presby and family of Pascoag. R. l. were Sunday guests of Mir. and Mrs. Austin Lin- coln of 32 Centennial street.
 Raymond Brousseau and Alfred Benoit of Bryant Stratton Business College, Providence, came to their homes here for the weekend.
 Mrs. Iseah Reach, Herbert Reach and Mir and Mrs. lscah McNally have returned from motor trip to Craigs- vile, Va, where they visited relatives
 Misses Hannah and Martha Griffin of Gilman street entertained Mir. and Mrs. Timothy ]. Kelleher and son and daughter of Hartford over the week end.
 Miss Roselle Lafrsnee, teacher al the Israel Putnam School. spent the recent weeks vacation with her parents, Commissioner and Mrs ugele Lafranee of Central Village.
 Mir. and Mrs. Newton A. Ballard are entertaining Mrs. Stanton Bal lard and infant daughter of Yonkers. l N. Y.. this week. Mir. Ballard joins them the latter part of the week for their return trip.
 Al the weekly whist of Putnam Council of Catholic Women the prizes were as follows: First prize, Mrs. Horace Hayes: second prize Mrs. Peter F. Belair; third prize. Mrs. Shippers The whist was in charge of