Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20
Among the Donors

The committee takes great pride and pleasure in publishing q list of those who are making this wonderful work n possibility in the very near future. The subscribers to date are as follows:
 $. B. Fay, S25; E. A. Bowen, SEQ; l F.. C. Grosvenor, Sl0: Isabel Rogers, i $50; c. C. Williams, $i5: F. Hamilton iSl5; C. F.. Searls $l0, George Perry Sl0; $. Averill. S10; C. Averill. S10: Lena Averill, $l0; Dr. Hoppin. Si0; Mrs. Hoppin, Sl0; C. L. Baker SI0: 1 C. C. Holt, $25; Charles Bradley. Sl0; Mrs. L. F. Averill, SIC; C. Bowen. Sl0: i: c. Smith, Sl0; II. Smith, SIC; Maria Brown, Sl0; W. r. Johnson, SEQ; Mrs. Ellery Baker. Sl0; Miss Ellen Sharpe. $25; H. D. Sharpe, SEQ; H. Durkee. Sl0; H. Blackmar. Si0: G. F. Hol- brook, Sl0; K. M. Wheaton. $i0; Mrs. I z. chaifee. Sl0; Mrs. J. D. Campbell, Sl0; Mrs. William Hayward. SEQ; Mrs. N. E. Ward. $10; A. G. Williams. Si0; J. D. Campbell, Sl0; Mrs. Rust, $i0; A. Gustafson, Si0; F. Ghilds. Sl0; J. Ash, Sl0; Mrs. c. Proctor, Si0; Mrs. l C. Grosvenor, $10; NJ. Mathewson, Sl0; c. D, Sharpe, Si0; Mrs. J. Nel- son, $l0; M. Kenyon. Sl0; M. Chan dler. Sl0; Oscar Peterson. $I0; W. F.. i Murdock, Si0; F. Wright, $50: C. A. l Loyejoy, SEQ; F. Van Pelt. Sl0; K. II. Chandler, SlO; D. A, Botham, Sl0; c. F. Dixon. Sl0; Alice Hayward, S10: J. ] J. Holmes, SlO; C. 4. Hammond, $l0; 1 C. E. Williams, Si0; c. F. Hinman, Sl0; Mrs Garretson. S5; ]. II. Gilbert, S25: C. W. Sabin. SIC; r. J. Ryland- 1 CT, SlO; William NJ. Cotton, SIC; M. | F.. Adams. Sl0; J. P. Grosvenor, Si0; Mrs. E. Pierce, Sl0; 4. Gordon, Sl0; Isaiah Duffy. Sl0; C. Y. Scarborough. l lSi0; ]. l.. Paine, Sl0; c. F.. Lawton. S20; Mrs. B. Grosyenor, Si0.
 Judge Gary Gives Bond
 Tn addition Judge r. Gary gave a bond of $500, the interest of which is to be used for this fund Now. this does not exhaust Che possibilities of what can and will be done. Not few others have promised to aid sin this work. and a subsequent list of sub scribers will be published in short while. The committee can think of. no better way Co honor the beloved dead than to take proper care of their last resting place. The secretary and treasurer of this fund Is John D. Campbell, to whom all inquiries and monies should be sent. Kindly make checks or money orders out to "The i Pomfret Cemetery Corporation" The other members of the committee are: John Ash, chairman W. F. Johnson, Fayette L. Wright, Alfred Briggs. I F. l.. Wright is the treasurer of the ] r.r.A all atsah the care of individual lots and perma- Hent endowment funds for the perpet- ual care of private lots should be ad- dressed to him. In this connection it may be said that there are already quite a few of these funds usually for S200 or $250, which are deposited in the Putnam Savings Bank. the inter lest each year to be forever used for the care of ones own lot. The import anee of this work cannot be too much emphasized, and there cannot be too many of these funds.
 Permanent Endowment Fund Also. it is the purpose of the com mittee to begin at once on the project of a permanent endowment fund, for the perpetual care of the whole ceme- tery. A beginning has already been made with Judge Gary's bond of $500 IL is felt that some day this fund ought to be at least s3, 1000. Do not let the amount of the fund discourage you. It is by small amounts and everybody doing their bit that such funds are usually made up. Then there will be the fine assurance that the Scnth Cem- etery will always be carefully looked after, especially as it already has a corporate body of trustees who are elected from year to year at the an- nual meeting and who form a legal and responsible body to carry on the work indefinitely.
 Want Small Pine Trees
 The committee is much in need of