Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-10-24
POMFRET

Sunday.
Leon Allard has purchased a new
coon dog.
John Noyd is going to Providence
for few weeks.
II. Johnson reports a rushing bust
ness at his cider mill
Miss Laura McBermie was a visitor
IN Boston last Saturday.
Lyman Fits is i'll with diphtheria at
the home of A. d. Briggs.
Thomas Kelley has returned home
from the Day Kimball hospital.
Miss Hannah Peterson was visiting
out of town Wednesday and Thurs
day.
There will be a card party at the
Neighborhood House this coming Fri
day.
Dr. S. B. Overlook attended the
State Medical meeting at Mansfield on
Tuesday
Mrs. H. H. Davenport is spending
the weekend in Hartford with her
daughter.
Stephen Harris of Providence has
been visiting this week with his uncle,
Robert Harris.
Michael Hanley left Sunday after
noon for Boston, where he will start
on his trip to Chicago.
Carl E. Gilbert, station agent at
Pomfret Center, is confined to his bed
with grippe and influenza.
Miss Mabel Johnson has left her
summer home in Woodstock and at
present is staying in town.
Miss Alice Boynton of Washington.
who has been staying at the Mathew
son farm, is visiting in Boston.
Seven ladies from Pomfret attend
ed the Woman's Home Missionary
meeting in Putnam last Friday.
| DR.. C. ]. Jay and daughter, Miss
Edith Jay, left town more than
week ago, closing their house for the
winter
Honey can be bought in bulk at the
art Shop" and those who are short
of sugar may like to be reminded of
the fact.
Harold Bell, who has been a guest
at Mashmoquet Inn throughout the
summer, has returned to his home in
Cambridge, Mass.
The Rev. L. N. Bigelow, retired,
who has been visiting his son, the
Rev. F. H. Bigelow, returned to his
home in Essex, N. Y, on Thursday.
Miss Elinor Jacob of New York
City, who recently returned from
France, where she was engaged in
work for the Y NJ. C. A., is the guest
of Mrs. Stanton Wickes.
Miss Lucine Finch, who recently
gave a recital of her NANNY Stor-
les" at Pomfret Hall, is to reside at
Miss Elinor Mathewson's until after
the Christmas holidays.
Mrs William H. Elliott and Miss
Elliott have closed their summer home
and returned to Philadelphia for the
winter, their departure having been
FASTENED by the illness of Miss Elliott.
Pomfret School defeated the strong
Roxbury Tutoring School by the score
of 10 to 0. Next Saturday they are
of 10 to last Saturday. Next Satur-
| day they are to play Buckley Acad
envy from New London.
| Peterson's Pets won the opening
game of their football season last
Sunday, defeating Potney's All Stars
6 to o. Johnson played wonderful
| game Tor the PetS, MS open neld work
being fine Next Sunday the Pets
play the All Stars.
| The faculty of the Pomfret school |
this year includes Gordon Vale of |
Boston, who served three years |
abroad with the Medical Corps in Ser |
bia and Rumania and throughout the |
| spring with the courier service for the |
| Peace Conference.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Willem van der Liam |
will close Mashmoquet Inn about No |
vember LIST and go to Boston, where |
| they have taken an apartment for the |
winter Mrs. van der Laan's father |
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Grosvenor, will spend the winter with
her in Boston.
Miss Helen Lyman of New York |
| City, who has frequently visited in
| Pomfret, has been guest at the home
of Miss Stevens and Miss Boult. Miss
| Lyman will sail for France again on
November LIST to undertake work in
the devastated districts for the Ameri-
can Committee for the Reconstruction
of Devastated France.