Putnam patriot., 1927-05-27
POMFRET

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 Miss Dorothy Colt of New York has arrived at Fox Hill Farm for long visit
 Mr and Mrs. John ]. Whitehead of Cambridge spent the weekend a; Fox Hill Farm
 Mir Allen Mathewson of New Bed ford spent Saturday night with his aunt. Miss Elinor Mathewson.
 Mir and Mrs. (. William Johnson. their daughter Muriel, and Mr. and Mrs Albert Day metored Co Boston on Sunday
 There will be a dance in,Pomfret Hall Friday evening. June 3. for the beneft of Holy Trinity church Every one welcome
 Miss Psyche Webster. at one time superintendent at the Dav Kimball Hospital, Is visiting the Misses Stew ems and Boult.
 Miss Bertha Stevens has returned home from New York. where she has been passing the winter at the St. Hu- bert Hotel, on West 57th Street.
 Miss Katherine Moves is leaving Pomfret on Saturday for a few days to attend the wedding of Miss Margar- etta hingsbury in Greenwich. Conn.
 Mrs William P WhyIand of New York Is visiting Miss Katherine Moves at Topsfield. Miss Caroline Whyland was also guest there over Saturday night.
 Miss Harvey. who has been spending he winter in California. has returned ard opened Meadows cottage for the season.
 Mir. Robert Mathewson. who has been staying with his sister, Miss FL nor Mathewseu, for some days. left on Monday for his home in Wakedeld Nebraska.
 Mrs. John Addison Porter. who Is staying at Fox Hill Farm. spent q few days at the beginning of the week iu Hartford and New Haven. tu attend a meeting of the Society of the Colon ial Danes.
 Mrs. Joseph Clark Hoppin WilI re open Courtlauds late in June and will have with her Courtland HappiH. now a student at Cambridge. Univefsi- ty, England
 The public schools of Pomfret will hold their annual field day on Wednes- l day June lst. al two o'clock. standard time. at BoWditch Field There will be competitive sports between the diff : ferent districts. folk dances, and other entertainment.
 Frederick C. Goodridge, Jr.. who Is now engaged in the real estate busl- ness in Tucson. Arizona, Is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Grosvenor 1 Goodridge at Mashamoquet Houss. | i hfft.r#,,, d all the way from his Arizona home to pomfret
 The last of d series of three whist parties for the benefit of Holy Trinity church was held at A. c. II hall on Friday evening last The ladies prize was won by Miss Katherine Lynaugh. and the gentlemen by Mir Rocky of l Woodstock. Al supper time attractive i lp decorated Maybaskets appeared, from which the guests had refresh ments.
 Nlr and Mrs. Marcus M kimhal arrived from Boston on Saturday and opened Bark Meadow House for tnf season They will shortly entertain their son and daughter-in-laW. Mir and Mrs. Lawrence kimball who wert married in England in March Mf and Mrs. Lawrence kimball are al present the guests of Mir. and Mrs Russell Perkins at "Ufton.
 Mr Charles Swain entertained q number of guests over the weekend. There were with him Miss Edith Swain, who has lived for many years in Japan; Mir. Leonard Swain. Mrs. William Peckham and Miss Edith Peckham of Providence, and Mr. John Martinez and Miss Edith Seoville of Hartford Mir. Swain gave a birthday supper and bridge party for about fif- teen guests on Saturday evening
 A son, Stanley Hancock Hillycr was born to Mir and Mrs Robert <. Hillyer of Woodland street. Hartford and Pomfret on Friday last at thc ] Hartford Hospital Both Mrs. Hill yer and her son are reported as very we'll indeed Mrs. Hillyer was Mis-. i Dorothy Hancock Tilton of Haver l hill Mass. and was married to Mr | Hlllyer at Rockport. Mass, the sum mer home of her parents, ln July lsl 1926 Mir Hillyer who is well known as poet and lecturer is at present assistant professor of English at Trl l nity College, Hartford