Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05
POMFRET

Miss Mildred Shehan is visiting Miss Moves at Topsheid.
 Miss Betty Thompson was in Pom fret for the holiday last week.
 Mrs. Vinton Freedley with her son and daughter arrived on Thurs day for the season.
 Mr. and Mrs. Gr0sbeek Fowler, who spent the winter in Europe, are at the Ben-Grosven0r.
 Miss Ella Reynolds of Santa Bar bara. Cal. has been the guest Of her aunt. Miss Anna Harris.
 Mrs. Ella 5. Rowan with her grand daughter Eileen, Of New York IS spending the summer in Pomfret.
 Miss Caroline Briggs of New York: an artist and writer, is the guest or Miss Katherine Moves at Topsheid.
 Mir. and Mrs. Russell Perkins. re- turning from Europe on the Celtic are expected at Ufton on Saturday.
 Mrs. John ] Whitehead of New York City will arrive on Monday to spend a month at Miss Mathewson's.
 Joe Smith arrived Wednesday eve ming at Fox Hill Farm from Brooklyn, N. r.. with Mrs. Lowell and daugh- ters where they will spend the sum- mer.
 Mr. and Mrs. Mather of Brooklyn have rented the home of Patrick Don lon, the old Wright place, for the summer
 Mrs. Warren Butcher and Dorothy Butcher of Hopedale. Mass, have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. C. F. Works.
 Mrs. Benjamin Grosvenor, who has been suffering from a severe cold for several weeks. is again in her usual health.
 C.. Lawrence Perkins Is at Ufton l for 6 fes days. prior to opening for the season the no5se he has taken at Newport
 Mrs. Overlook is steadily improv- i ing. and on Saturday last motored to Abingdon to attend Memorial Day ser vices there.
 Mir. and Mrs Leonard Swain spent Memorial Day in Pomfret. Mrs. Swain will return the middle of June to open Hoelfeld for the season.
 Mrs. Joseph Clark Hoppin is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Cushman at Eastlands prior to opening Miss Vim tons house which she has taken for the season.
 Miss Margaret O'Neil with James 0'Neil, her brother. both of Provi- dence, and Mir and Mrs. John O. Neil of Hartford were the guests of their parents in Pomfret over the weekend
 Mrs Lowell and Miss Alice Lowell are at Fox Hill Farm for the season. Mrs. Whyland motored up with them and Is the guest of Miss Moves for a week She will return later in the season to be with her mother.
 Prize Day this year at Pomfret School falls on Friday. June i2th. \ large class is Co be graduated and invitations for the event followed hy reception and luncheon have been sent out by Dr. and Mrs 0lmstei.
 l. Is ramored that Mir. Ale1 Yon- siatskI has purchased the old Brad lev Place. now divided among three different owners. It is good to think of the old site restored te a single ownership and created into a home of distinction and beauty
 The Rectorg School has issued in- FIfatiaas for Commencement exefcis es and luncheon for June 9th The school bids far Co double it's enroll ment next year just at che time when the building which had been so care fully adapted to its needs has been destroyed by fire.
 Mrs. Charles Grosyenor spent Me morial Day and the weekend with her sister. Mrs. Benjamin Grosvenor. Grosvenor Proctor, Mrs Grosvenor's s grandson. was the guest of his cousin, Benjamin Grosvenor. Jr Both motor ed down from Boston with Mir. van der Laan, who was also the guest of the Ben Grosvenor.
 Many Pomfret people were among those who attended the opening in New York this week of Bachelors Bride" a comedy written by Colonel ( T. Davis under the pen name of Charles Horace Malcolm. Colonel Davis has frequently visited in Pom fret with his wife who was Miss Eleanor Goodrich Bachelors Bride is acted by an excellent company with Colonel Davis personally taking the leading role. It Is being played at the Cort Theatre.
 Memorial Day and the school alumni day brought many visitors to Pomfret over the weekend There were to be found at the Ben-Grosvenor Inn: Mir. and Mrs. Harden L. Crawford and