rtanley Spratt from Woonsocket,
•" spending a few days with friends in
s city.
rrecial Lenten services are to be
"ducted this evening at St. Mary’s
church.
PUTNAM
Pharles Hove has added a shoe
shining parlor to his repair shop on
Kim street.
Mrs William Manson entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McGarry Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kenary jr., are
visiting at Mr. Kenary’s home on Pom
fret street.
Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Elnniuist and
children of Woodstock were in Put
nam Monday.
Mrs. C. If. Randall has returned to
Putnam. She has been spending the
winter in Maine.
Mrs. Henry Lord and daughter of
Fremont street are visiting relatives
in New London.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pichie of Daniel
son visited friends and relatives In
this city over Sunday.
Miss Ethel M. Smith of East Kil
lingly is an appendicitis patient at the
Day Kimball hospital
Miss Marion Maynard returned Fri
day to her school after spending the
Spring vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Maynard, of Wood
stock avenue.
PUTNAM
Mrs. A. R. Cole spent Saturday in
Boston.
Mrs. Joseph Bassenette, who has
been spending the winter In Canada,
has returned to Putnam.
Mills that use water for power are
getting a surplus just now, with the
rivers at high spring levels.
Announcement is made of the unit
ing of the two councils of the Union
St. John Baptists in this city.
Albert Pratt, a student at Brown j
University, is spending his spring va- ,
cation at his home in Pomfret.
Dr. L. O. Morasse, who has been in
ill health for some time past, is now
able to attend dally his many patients.
Mr. and Mrs. Dyer S. Elliott of
North Grosvenor-Dale attended the
Baptist church services Sunday morn
ing.
