Mr. and Mrs. A. Robitaille have re
turned from a ten days’ automobile
trip to Canada.
H. A. Whitman of Waterbury, called
on friends here Saturday. About for
ty years ago, Mr. Whitman was em
ployed at the Whittemore Shoe Fac
tory. This is his second visit in forty
vears.
Attorney Robert Perry of New York
City spent the week-end with relatives
here.
Mrs. Katherine Cogan o( Worcester
formerly of this city, is spending this
week with Mrs. Frederick Franklin, cf
Chapman St.
Henry N. Benoit of Washington, D.
C., formerly a letteh- carrier in this
city, is visiting his father. Mr. Ben
oit expects to remain here until Octo
ber 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Warren of
East Providence were the guests of
Mr. Warren's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William E. Warren over Sunday.
Miss Josephine Gifford has been
a recent guests of Providence friends.
Mrs. Olive A. White, who is in her
eighty-second year, returned last Fri
day to her home on Chapman St., aft
er spending three weeks with relatives
in Foxboro, Mass. During her visit,
Mrs. White had several long rides
which afforded her much pleasure in
seeing Massachusetts’ beautiful scen
ery.
Miss Harrie A. King visited friends
in Boston for a few days last week.
MEETINGS TO BE HELD
TO INSTRUCT WOMEN VOTERS
The Putnam Civic Club held a meet
ing in the Chamber of Commerce
rooms last Wednesday afternoon at
which time plans were made for con
veying the “to be made” women voters
to the Municial building on Church St.
last Saturday.
