Putnam patriot., 1927-09-30
POMFRET

Ion th5 He de France Co spend inc zes1n ia London
 Hiss Alice Lowell gave bridge
 afty fug tWg tables at Fox HH tazu oH Wednesday,
 Miss Frances Cottrell. teacher of the handler School. spent Sunday af ief home in Middledeld. Mus.
 Mr. R F. Blackmore ef New York City spent the holiday ia pdmfr5t with his brother, W II Blackmore
 Mrs Hillyer Of East Orange. x. and her son, Robert S. Hi.lXer were luncheon guests at Brisk ta High on i [ thursday.
 Mr and Mrs. William Smedlev re- gently returned from an =eBiovable motor trip Go Niagara Falls. Watkins Gien' and the Delaware Water Gap.
 Mrs. NJ. Fishmau has returned to New York city after spending the summer in Pomfret with her father. W. H. Blaekmore.
 Miss Hattie J. Johnson. Mrs. Ar thur Otto, and Miss Elizabeth Otto IGf Boston spent the weekend with Mrs. C W. Johnson.
 Mrs M Eddington. Mrs. Albert Day, and Mrs. (. N Johnson attend cd the anniversary exercises of the Thompson Library on Friday.
 The Parent Teachers Association will hold meeting in \ o. +. Hail Oct 4th. Following the meet ing there will be Whist and Dane ing.
 Day Kimbar sailed for England last week after spending several weeks with his parents, Mir and Mrs Marcus NJ kimhall at Bark Meadow House
 There was a large party at A. O. H. Hall on Tuesday evening. given for the girls at Mr. and Mrs Vinton Freedley's before their departure for New York.
 Mrs. Joseph Moves and Miss Katherine Moves of Stamford. Conn, motored up in Miss kathefine's car on Thursday to spend the weekend at Topsfeld.
 A meeting of Christ Church Parish was held this morning to act upon the report of the vestry in regard to securing a successor to the Rev. r. II. Bigeiow
 Mile Ferriere of Geneva. Switzer- land. who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Russell Perkins at Uftou, left for New York yesterday and will sail for Europe next week.
 Mrs. Vinton Freedley and children closed their season on Thursday and returned to New York where Mr Freedley is at work on the production of Funny Face, the new Astaire fe- view
 Mrs. Joseph Clark Hoppin is at her apartment in New York City for seve- ral days Mrs Hoppin will entertain at Il dinner dance next Friday night at "Goartlands" ia honor of Miss Geodfidee.
 Miss Eliner B Nathewsen and Niss Dorothy Coit have gone on al motor trip 10 the Mahawk TreH. They expect to spend ! Hightin Greenfield, and one in WilIiamstown, returning nu Saturday.
 Next Friday afternoon and evening there will be bazaar in Pomfret Hall for the benefit of Holy Trinity church. Useful articles will be on sale. Dane ing in the evening. Come early and stay late. there will be plenty there to keep you awake.
 Word was received from MT. and Mrs. John Savin of Southampton, l.. | L. of the happiness they find in their new surroundings. MT. Sayin. for merly of Pomfret Is employed on the II. II Rogers estate.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roger Gilman and their little daughters, and Mrs. Gill; mans mother Mrs. Boler, who have been spending the month of Septem- Der at Fox Hill Farm, left on We'd nesday for Providence.
 Mrs. Henry Holt gave a picnic on Monday to celebrate the seventh birth dav of her little daughter, Margarite. There was marshmellow roast, and n hunt for treasure in the shape ot toys. Eight little children enjoyed this delightful party.
 Mrs. Clarence Ashley and the Miss es Ashley motored from Ogunqult, Me. on Tuesday and spent the night with Miss Katherine Moves at Tops field. Mrs. Ashley is remaining for E weeks visit. Her daughters continued their trip to New York on Wednesday.
 Many out of town guests are eX- peeted at the -Grosvenor and at many homes next week for the marriage of Miss Ethel Goodridge, daughter of Dr. and Mrs F. Gros- venor Goodridge. to Thomas Il. Bar Der of New York City The wedding will take place at noon at Christ Church and will be followed by al large recerfion at the Goodridge home Mashamoduet Meadows Ablng- ion. Invitations for the wedding were issued this week. Dr. and Mrs Goadridge have taken the Nlnton house for the accommodation of the bridal party.
 The Pomfret Free Library has ad' ded i number of new books. There are among them several good books for boys Boy Scouts and Army Life. Boy Scouts and the Panama Canal" by Payson, Boy Scouts on the War Trial In Belgium, boy Scouts along the Sgsquehanna, by Garter. are few. Among the new bogks for adult readers are We. by Col. Lindbergh. New Fiction Big Woguls -Lincaln. 'e'he lnterloper' Oppenheim, "Tomorrow Morning. I Parish. Romantic Comedians, -Glas- Hard " RNg