Putnam patriot., 1924-06-13

Mrs. E. P. Allen is visiting in Will limantie.
 vinton Freedley arrived from New York on Saturday.
 Mrs. Joseph C. Hoppin was Yisi- tor in Boston on Monday.
 One infant was baptized and Bibles were presented to seven children.
 Mrs. Lindsay W. Coleman has ar rived at the Ben Grosvenori for the season.
 The Reverend and Mrs. Henry Wal Ter, with their daughters, are at Fox Hill Farm.
 The small son of Mr and Mrs. eafl Gilbert who has been very i'll IS inn proving slowly.
 Mir. and Mrs. Luis de Flores have built an addition to their cottage at Fox Hill Farm.
 Miss Harriet Harris has come from Providence to spend the summer at the Ben Grosvenor.
 Miss Elizabeth Bigelow returned from Smith College on Tuesday, for the summer vacation.
 Mr. and Mrs. Cotton who have been spending month at Mashamoquet Inn have left for Boston.
 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Swain have returned from New York and have opened their home for the season.
 Robert Hillyer is spending several weeks at Brisk to High as the guest of the Misses Stevens and Miss Boult.
 Mrs. Lindsey Coleman has come from Knoxville. Tenn, and is at the MiddlebroOk Cottage, Ben Grosveno ..
 The bright sunny days have brought many guests for tea and lunch at The Larches which promises to be a cen ter of summer social life.
 Mrs. William F. Elliot observed her birthday on Tuesday when many Pom fret residents called. Mrs. Elliot was the recipient of many gifts and re- membranes.
 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Hoppin en | tertained on Wednesday evening witt moving pictures. The feature film was "The Green Goddess" witt George Arliss.
 Judge and Mrs. George C. Holt anc the Misses Holt and MT. Edward Bow en have left Mashamoquet Inn ane have opened Roseland in Woodstoel | for the season.
 i Mrs. Arthur E. Lapsley who hs' been quite ill at the Parkway Hos pital. Boston, is progressing favor ably and Mir Lapsley has been able to spend several days of this week m Pomfret.
 Sufragan Bishop Herbert Shipman of the Episcopal Diocese of New York will be the speaker at the Prize Day exercises next Friday at the Pomfret School. Bishop Shipman is one of the most noted orators in the church.
 Mrs. A. II. Paine, Misses Evelyn Shaw and Ruth Shaw, and Messrs, August Loos and Clarence Green. mos tored to Worcester and attended Bar nun and Bailey's circus, Wednesday, June H.
 The many Pomfret friends of George D. Cross of New York and Bernardsville, \. j., will be pleased Co ! learn of his recent election as the first mayor of Bernardsville with a majority of 653 votes over his near est opponent. Mr. Cross has ire quently visited in Pomfret as a guest of Lawrence and Russell Perkins of ! Ufton.
 The June meeting of the New Lon don archdeaeDnry was held in Pom fret on Tuesday. At eleven a. m. Holy Communion was celebrated in Christ church. Arrhdeacon ]. Eldred Brown of Norwich, the eelbrant. Luncheon was served at the Reetory School, under the direction of Mrs. Overlook, after which the business meeting took place.
 Chlldren's Day exercises were held in the Congregational church Sunday morning. Nearly all members of tho Sabbath school were present and ren dered their parts well. An interesting program had been arranged whicl consisted of music and recitations, ant i the lighting of candies. Mrs. Barkel told the story of the Boy Jesus and ai