Putnam patriot., 1922-05-12
POMFRET

| in Boston
 The Misses Eva and Mae Lathrop spent Che weekend in Rockville
 Miss Vnton is al the Ben Grosyenor ] preparatory to opening her home.
 Dr and Mrs. Joseph C. Hoppiu are expected in Pomfret on May l7th. Mrs Bell and her son have moved into the sheppard house for Che sea son.
 Mir. and Mrs. Willem (. van der Laan spent Wednesday and Thursday In Boston
 Mr. and Mrs Leonard Swain arriv- cd last Saturday to open their house for the season.
 | Arthur B Lapsley spent the week end at Uftoa and returned to New York on Monday.
 i St. Monica's Guild will hold bazaar in Pomfret early in June, the date to be decided on later
 The Pomfret Golf Club has opened for the season and many new mem. berships are being received.
 The Misses Helen Clemens, Olive Whitney and Anna Weeks spent few days last week in New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Grosvenor and Benjamin Grosvenor. Jr., were in Bos- ton on Tuesday and Wednesday.
 St. Monica's Guild will hold a sew ins meeting at Mrs. Nj. A. Edington's on Thursday afternoon, May IS.
 Mrs. Charles Wiggins. 2nd. and two daughters have been spending several days with Mrs. wiggins at The Cor ner.
 Mrs. R. B. Richardson left the Ben Grosvenor this week, and will shortly open her house in Woodstock for the summer.
 The address of Mrs. Thomas Davis, who was Elinor Goodrich. is at 1 Berkely News, Connaught Square. w., London, England.
 Mir. and Mrs. Morton Otis, who are in France, will occupy Villa Sorren- to" the home they purchased at Di- uard early in June.
 Miss Bertha Stevens is expected to return shortly from New York City, where she has been spending several months at the Hotel Savoy.
 The young people of St Moniea's Guild, Pomfret. are planning to give 6 play entitled. Miss Fearless and Com pany." on the evening of May 26
 Mrs. Yinton Freedley has returned to New York City where MT Freedley is playing a prominent part in For Goodness Sake They will return to Pomfret to open their house late in June.
 For the benefit of st Monica's Guild a dance will be held in the A O H. hall tonight Whist parties will be held under the auspices of St. Monica's Guild in the A. o. H. hall, May 24 and 3l, at D. m.
 Mothers Day will be observed at the II o'clock Standard timel ser vice on Sunday, at the Congregational church. In the evening at o'clock g service will be held in the interest of the County r. M. C A.. addressed by Mr Heller, the secretary of New London County ' NJ c A. Fathers and young men especially invited.
 4 meeting for the formation of a League of Women Voters will be held in the Pomfrct Neighborhood Associa- ton House Wednesday. May IT, at 2.30 D m. standard time Mrs Flor ence L. C. Kitchelt. who is at the head of citizenship work in Conneeti- cut, will explain about the workings of the league. and Rev r. B. Harrison of Woodstock will give review of the recent school of citizenship held in Hartford in cooperation with Trinity Coliege.. Ii is hoped there may be a large attendance. and all the men and women of the town who are interested are urged to bepresent. Monday evening 25 friends of Miss Helen Clemens visited her home and hung a May basket in honor of her birthday. She was presented with a manicure set and a large bouquet of carnations Those present included Che Misses Margaret O'Neill. Margaret Farrell, Annie Lindgren, Elizabeth, Mary and Annie Melia. Mary Maher, Mae Cotter, Margaret Meehan, Mar garet Murphy, Eva and Mae Lathrop and Mrs Hugh Lewis, Peter and John Murphy, George and William Meehan, Thomas Macdonald, Harold Nelson, James Byrnes. Charles Smith, Eli Daigsiner, Louis Stone, Dan Cafrey and Doe" Severe