Putnam patriot., 1923-06-01
POMFRET

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 Miss Laurette Jackson has been vis- ting her mother, Mrs. Jackson.
 Miss Pauline Lueier of Putnam spent Memorial Day with Mary r. Maher.
 Mrs. Clarence Peckham has return ed from spending several days in New York city.
 Mr. and Mrs. John o'Neil of Hart ford spent the holiday with Mrs. Mich ael 0'Neil.
 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Donlon of Hartford spent the holiday with Mrs. Thomas Mclia.
 Miss Dorothy Lathrop of Rockville spent the holiday with her sisters. Mae and Eva Lathrop.
 Mrs Frank Arnold of Hartford spent Wednesday with her father. Richard Clemens.
 st. Monica's Guild will hold a meet ing Tuesday evening June 5. at 7:45 in the 4 O. H. hall
 Mir Adams has returned to New York after spending a two weeks va cation at The Aeorns
 Miss Eleanor ]. Clark has returned from Boston and opened La Plais- ance" for the summer
 Barton Slazenger of Boston was a weekend visitor with Mir. and Mrs. Lapsley at Fox Run Farm.
 Miss Margaret Farrell, who is i'll with diphtheria at the Worcester Me morial Hospital, is better.
 Miss Annie Hanley and Owen Han ley spent the weekend with their mother, Mrs. Joseph Hanley.
 Alumni day at Pomfret school last Saturday brought back many former students for the annual celebration.
 A large crowd attended the min. strel Tuesday evening in Pomfret hall under the auspices of the Holy Name Society.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Kempf, daugh. ter Edith, and Miss Margaret Mulca. hey spent Memorial Day with Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kempf.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur B. Lapsley and Miss Margaret Lapsley have talk en house at Narragansett Pier fo the season and will go there afte July.
 Mrs. Emma Day of pomfret Cen ter announces the engagement of he granddaughter, Emma C. Smith 0 Pomfret Center to John c. Turner 0 Roxbury, Mass.
 Judge and Mrs. George C. Holt an' the Misses Holt, who have spent tn winter and spring at Mashamoque Inn. will return Co their summer hom in Woodstock about June '.
 Miss Wheeler. who for many year spent the season in the house whiel is now the residence of Dr John ( Jay, motorcd from Boston last weel and was greeted by many old friends
 Marcus M Kimball and Day Kim ball are sailing from New York to morrow on the S s. "New Amster dam" to spend the summer in Europe They will join Mrs. kimball and Law renee Kimball in England.
 Misses Doris Barrett and Gladly i Peterson of pomfret. Miss Eva Benoi of Putnam. and William Mcclellan O i Boston. Hollis West of Providence i and Gordon Whitcomb of Natiek Mass. motered 10 Newport Memoria l Day.
 William H. Vanderbilt and hi i fancee. Miss Emily Davies, daughter i of Mrs. Frederick Martin Davies oi l New York City, motored from New York on Saturday and spent the week end with Lawrence and Russell Per kins at Ufton.
 pr Joseph C Hoppin is reported a' slowly improving from the operation which he recently underwent in Bos ton. IL is hoped that he can return 10 Pomfret within the next fortnight after which Dr. and Mrs Hoppin will take up their residence at Courtlands
 The schools of Pomfret will hold their annuni field day Friday, June & nt Bowditch's field at pomfret Center ! The program will begin at l.30 and will consist of folk dancing and ports. All those interested in the work of the schools are urged Co at. tend.
 The closing exercises of the Rec tory school will be held on the lawn at Greystoke at 10 o'clock. Saturday morning, June 9. Two short plays performed by the students will hs presented. followed by luncheon al which Rev and Mrs r. H. BigeloN will be hosts.
 Dr and Mrs, F. GrasveRer Good ridge and daughters. who have beer spending the winter in France, wll sail for home on the \. \. France June 2, and will arrive in Pomfre' about June f5 They will be at the n-Grosvenar before opening Mash amoquct House for the season.
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