.Mrs. Chau in ev Austin of Webster
■'pent .Monday with Mrs. Douty of
drove street.
Miss Clara Spinney of Thompson
iias gone to Winchester, Mass., to
make her home.
Miss Edna Mann left today for a
week’s visit in New York with h* r
irother and sister.
Walter J. Woolen has enlisted in the
service. going in at the recruiting sta
ion in Xew Haven.
The first golfers of the season were
:rying the links at the Country Club
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Isabelle Byrn»' left Monday
Horning f*»i* Washington. 1>. C. Sin1
will sail for France soon as a mem
ber of a division of government
lurses.
PUTNAM
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hanley of
Fomfret spent the week-end with
friends in Providence.
A son. Raymond Rich was born
Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Kennedy of Bridgeport.
Sergt. Hamid S. Corbin of Camp
l>evens officers' training school spent
Sunday at his home in Putnam.
Alvin S Martin, of Boston, for
merly paying teller at The First Na
tional bank, was here over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Bowen wel
comed a son. Henry Allen, March 20,
at their home on South Main street.
Mrs. C. Dwight Sharpe will have the
members of the King’s Daughters at
her home for a meeting this afternoon •
J R. Carpenter spent Saturday and
Sunday with his daughter, Marion,
who is a student at Simmons’ col
lege.
Malcolm M. Willey has returned to
Clark College. Worcester, after spend
ing the Faster recess at his home in
this city
Oscar S Rich is convalescent, al
most recovered in fact, from the at
tack of diphtheria that threatened a
fatal ending.
