Putnam patriot., 1922-06-02
POMFRET

Miss Mott has arrived at Miss Mathewson's for the summer
 Miss Marion Harvey has returned from a ten day visit in Philadelphia.
 Gregory Wiggins has returned from a visit at St Paurs Seheol. Concord, IN. II.
 Miss Bertha Stevens has returned from spending the winter in New York City.
 Mrs Percival Delaiield is spending two weeks at Topsheld with Miss Moves.
 Mrs. Price Post of New York is at the Ben Grosvenor for the summer months
 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Hoppin left last night for Washington to be gone until Monday.
 Lawrence Perkins spent the week end in Washington. the guest of pr. A. s. Cushman.
 Mrs. Lowell and Miss Lowell motor ed from New York this week and are at Fox Hill Farm.
 Mrs. Courtland Hoppin arrived at Mashamoquet Inn on Wednesday to spend the summer.
 Miss Katherine Thaxter of Boston has been spending several days with Miss Evelyn Ellsworth.
 Miss Esther Gustafson is visiting in Boston and will later 20 to New York City for a professional appearance.
 Miss Elliot was in Providence on Monday visiting Miss Louise Hoppin who will come to Pomfret in July. Robert Hillyer arrived from Boston yesterday for visit with the Misse. Stevens and Boult at Brisk to High Mir. and Mrs Charles Scott motor. ed from New York and were at the Ben Grosvenor for part of the week Mrs. Brennon, daughter of Admiral Goodrich, with her little daughter i. at Mashamoquet Inn for the summer Mrs. Eustace Garrett of Lakeland Fla, was a weekend guest at Ufton prior to sailing for England on the 1 Celtic.
 John Martinez of New Haven was a holiday guest of MT. and Mrs. Leon. l ard Swain. Mrs. White of Chatta nooga, Tenn, is visiting with Mrs Swain.
 The condition of Mrs. John Douglas Campbell who was operated on at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston last week is reported as satis. factory.
 Rev. and Mrs Bigelow have issued invitations for the closing exercises of the Rectory School which will take place on the morning of Friday. June 9th.
 Peter de Flores. young son of Mir and Mrs Luiz de Florez. will have a prominent part in the annual play to be presented at the Selwyn Theatre Boston, by the Buckingham School.
 Pomfret Hall was completely filled last Friday evening for the production of Miss Fearless and Company" presented by an excellent cast of local amateurs under the auspices of St. Monica's Guild.
 The annual field day of the Pomfret public schools will be held at i.30 O. clock on the afternoon of Monday. June ,. on the grounds of the Pomfret Neighborhood Association. The pro gram will consist of games and folk dancing with music, and all the schools will compete for the second year for the school cup which at the end of the games in 1923 will be awarded to the school winning the largest number of points. The score last year was taken by the Center school. Ice cream and cake will be on sale and each child will be given an ice cream cone. | Pomfret has reason to be proud of the excellent Memorial Day obser- vances last Tuesday morning. The parade which included the Red Cross ladies in uniform, the ex-service men and Pomfret's two Civil War veterans, beaded by the Grosvenordale band, marched up the street from the top of Pomfret Hill to the Memorial boulder where there were speeches by Hon. Fayette Wright, the Rev Mir. Bigelow and Mfr. Voorhees, America" and "The Star Spangled Banner" were sung by the public school children under the direction of Miss Annie Ash The service flag of the town was draped over the memorial while the flower bed at the corner was beautifully planted for the occasion. Following the service lunch was served nt the Neiphhorhnnd Hnnse