Putnam patriot., 1926-07-16
POMFRET

Miss Maade Poole has been visiting Miss Ethel Goedridge.
 Miss Dorothy Thompson is with her mother. Mrs Charles O. Thomp- son.
 Mrs John Whitehead entertained at bridge Thursday afternoon at Tops field.
 Mrs. N. M. Kimball has been spend ing several days with friends at Glou- eester. Mass.
 Mrs Bigelow, who has been in the Day kimball Hospital for the past week is eonyalescent
 Mrs. James MeCarter and three children are visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Walter Arnold.
 Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. James spent the weekend with Mrs. James par ents. MT. and Mrs. T. MeBrierty.
 Mrs Frederick O. Beach of New York City IS the house guest of Mrs. Joseph (. Hoppin at Courtlands.
 Miss Helen Lyman. who has been a guest at Brisk-to-High returned to her home in Hartford on Tuesday.
 John Steward. who recently return cd from Paris. Is visiting Mir. and Mrs. Charles van Brunt Cushman at East lands.
 Mir. and Mrs Arthur B. Lapsley who have been salmon fishing in Canada have postponed their return for a week.
 Miss Alice Sullivan of Derby. Conn, and Miss Betty Parker of An sonia, Conn. have been the guests this week of Miss Mary Cotter.
 Lawrence Perkins and J. ]. White head Jra leave today for Beigrade Lakes. Me. Co visit Miss Elisabeth Marbury at her country home 4t Mount Vernon.
 Mr and Mrs. William II Wander. bilt came from Oakland Farm. New port, on Thursday and spent the nigh. at GourtIands where Mrs. Hoppln en. tertained at dinner for them.
 The builders have made such re- markable progress on the house ot Miss Matthewson's built on the site of the one burned ohThankgiving Day, that she expects to move in on Au- gust ist.
 Day and Lawrence Kimball, wno are praetieing law in London, will sail for America on the Baltic" August ', to spend month at Bark Meadow House with their parents, Mir and Mrs. Marcus NJ. Kimball
 At the postponed meeting of the parish of Christ church, held on Mon day. the vote to make all seats in the church free, passed at the annual meeting, was reversed and the pew ar rangement remains as in the past
 George D Mackenzie of Danvers. Mass. visited at the home of Mrs. MaeKenzie's parents, Mr and Mrs. Thomas McBrierty, where Mrs. Mac Kenzie had been iii with ptomaine poi- son. They both returned to Danvers Thursday.
 Pomfret people should be interest. ed to know that the famous play of Abraham Lincoln is feature of the Chautauqua program in Putnam next week. The creator of the role of Abraham Lincoln in it's original per formance in England takes the part here
 Mr. and Mrs Leonard Swain and Mrs. SWain's mother, Mrs Grey, who have been travelling in Europe, are ex- pected to return on the next sailing of the olympic. !" Miss Elizabeth Thompson, daughter of Mrs. Charles O. Thompson, is expected to return with them.
 News was received by Miss Elinor Matthewson on Tuesday of the death of her brother, Fred in Shelton. Washington. MT Matthewson will be remembered by the older residents of Pomfret, where he spent his boy hood. Nearly thirty years ago he went to Washington, married and settled there. He leaves besides his wife, son of college age. two brothers. Rob ert of Nebraska, and Dr. Henry Matthewson, of Providence. and sister, Miss Elinor Mathewson of Pomfret