Putnam patriot., 1927-07-08
POMFRET

SAFAA ANA~
 Miss Elizabeth Bigelow was at home for the holiday.
 Mir. and Mrs Donald Unger sailed for Europe Tuesday.
 The Sunday morning service of Christ Church will be held at and II o'clock d. s.
 Albert Racicot of New York. spent the holiday in Pomfret with his cousin. Thomas Foley. Mr and Mrs Robert Hillyer of Hartford. were guests at Brisk-Io- High over the Fourth.
 Mir John Martinez of Hartford, spent the Fourth of July with Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Swain. Miss Hattie Johnson of Boston, spent the Fourth with her brother. MT. (. William Johnson. Mir. and Mrs. William Fisaman of | New York. spent the Fourth at the home of W. H. Blackmore.
 Mrs Louis de Florez and Peter de F!orez went to Boston by motor on i Tuesday to be gone q few days.
 Miss Anna Furlong left today to attend the summer session of Colum- ! bia University in New York City.
 Mrs. Ralph Gibbs Van Name and her little son are spending a few weeks at Cove Villa. East Gloucester, Mass.
 Mir. Nathan Weed was in town from I Friday till Monday night. Mir. Will I liam Jackson of Darien. was the guest of the Weeds on Monday.
 Mir. Edward Farrell was at home for the holiday Other visitors at the l Farrelrs were Mr. and Mrs, James Hackett of Providence and a friend.
 The Church School had its first meeting at Christ's Church on Satur- day. The day for these meetings has been changed .to every W ednesdaN, 330 p. m. q. s. time.
 Mir. Fenuer Peekham spent the holl- day with his mother, Mrs. William Peckham Mir Beverly Lapham oi Syracuse was guest of Mrs Peck ham over the holiday.
 Miss Harriet froWbridge, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John W. Irowbridge, left July ist to spent the summer at girls Camp. Moy-Me-na-N Q, Pequaket Lake. Cornish, Me.
 Miss Helen Byrue of New York. after visiting her mother, Mrs Nellie Bvrne went from here to Cambridge where she attended the Harvard eXer- cises and motored from there Co New fork.
 Mrs. Leonard Swain, recently re turned from Europe, was in Pomtret, for the weekend and over the hoil- day. She has returned to New ork for short stay before her summer here.
 Miss Annie Ash and Mrs. W. G. Davis of Pomfret Center, arrived m San Diego. Cal. on Saturday. July 2nd. where they will spent SIX weeks vacation visiting MT. and Mrs. A. J. Danielson.
 Mir and Mrs Craf of Hartford, who spent the Fourth with Miss Katherine Moves at Topsaeld, have returned te her house for further visit. Miss Elizabeth N0yes spent the weekend with her aunt.
 Mr. Edward Hemmenway motored from Hartford on Saturday night, with Mr. and Mrs Mansfield Of that city and spent the holiday al Fox Hill Farm with Mrs HemmeHWay Another holiday visitor to the Farm was Mr Ward Beecher Chase of Providence.
 Miss Bertha Chapman spent the weekend with her sister, Miss Doro. thy Chapman in Springfield and at tended the graduation exercises of the latter at Bay State Business Col lege. Miss Chapman will spend the summer vacation with her parents m Pomfret and teach next winter m Brooklyn. \. Y.
 A very pretty home wedding took place at Dr. s. B. 0yerlock's on Sat urday afternoon when the late Mrs. Overlock's niece, Miss Pauline Watts i Lyon, was married to Dr. Howard Arthur Lanpher of Hartford. Only l the family and a few close friends were present Dr. and Mrs. Lanpher will live at 6l Rosemont street, Hart ford
 Pomfret was the scene of two excit- ing baseball matches on the morning of July 4th In the upper field of the Pomfret School grounds, Pomfret and Putnam contested. with final victory for Pomfret of 9to g. A large crowd witnessed this match while in the lower field smaller but enthu- siastic company watched from the bank the close hardfOught struggle of Pomfret against Woodstock Thompson At the end of the ninth inning the score was tie. 10 to 10. F..s