Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29
POMFRET

There will be saia of homemade pastry at Aliard s st9re tomorrow Tor the benefit of Holy Trinity church. Adv
 All services at the Congregational church for the present will be on day light saving time
 Miss Jessie Pearson gf Webster. \. H.. Is visiting the Misses Reyes.
 4 drive for the Red Cross fer help ing sufferers of the food will be on for one week. All who are not person ally solicited can send contributions ta Miss Minnie Reyes. Pomfret.
 The first of a series of whist par ties for the benefit of Holy Trinity church will be played tonight m the \. O. H. hall. Everybody welcome.
 The meeting of the Parent each CTS Association will be held on Mon day evening, May ,, at 4.45 daylight saving time. Following the meeting will be whist and dancing.
 Mir. and Mrs. K. II. Blackmore and daughter Marjorie were guests over the week at the home of their father, W. H. Blackmore, motoring through from Arlington, N. J.
 Miss Helen Byrne of New York Citv spent the Easter holidays with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Byrne.
 Edward Blackmore Of Worcester spent Sunday in Pomfret.
 Nr. Ralph J. Sabin. who passed avay last week and whose funeral ser vices were held at Christ Church on Sunday was born in Pomfret on Sep tember 8. IS42. in the same house m which he died. He was a veteran ot the Civil War and served for nine months in the 43rd Massachusetts Regiment during which time he saw much active service but was never wounded. After the war MT. SaDlh became a civil engineer He was ne tive in town and country affairs ana was member of the Putnam Lodge in Woodstock and the Warren Chapter in Danielsou. He was son Of flora, fio Sabin and Hannah Grosvenor, and leaves one sister. Miss Emma Sahln.
 The plav for St Monica's Guild on Friday evening. Bringing Up Fa- tber. saw a full audience in spite of had weather Mir. Bodo's work as Fla fbern was excellent, and Miss Mary Farrell as the ambitious Mrs Finni- pan was very witty and amusing. me minor HAELh we're dtA RNAA ANttNf Nt the evening most successful.
 Miss Pauline Lyon, daughter ot Mrs. Ell. Lyon. whose engagement to Dr. Horace Lampher was announced i'm the last weeks number of The Pa triot. will be married in Pomfret on Iulv 2nd Dr. Lampher IS a member of the State Health Department of Hartford Miss Lyon is at present living in the same city.
 Patrick Donlon has recently lost his sister. Mis- Mary ponlon of Bos-
 Mrs. Louis de Florez has been re centlv heard from at Lyons, France, where she has gone with Peter de FloreZ to consult an eminent special ist. They will not return to Pomfret until June.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cushman are back at Eastlands after two weeks absence.
 Miss Katherine Moves arrived at Fox Hii Farm on Saturday. aiie will open sTopsfield" about May ist.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Holcombe of Hartford and their three young sons motored over to dinner at Fox Hlii Farm on Sunday. Other visitors al the Farm are Miss Abbe, of Melrose' Mass. and friend Mrs. Heitkamp and Mrs. Crapp. who have been visit ing Mrs. Lowell, returned to their homes in Brooklyn, N f., on Friday 0f this week.
 Mir. Frank Bigelow will spend the coming weekend with John Bigelow at Kent School.
 The Rev. Dr. Nj. George Thompson who conducted the services at Christ Church last summer, during the rec tors illness. has received a unanimous cali from the church of Bathesda-by- the-Sea at Palm Beach, Fla, where he has been supplying this winter. pr. and Mrs. Thompson will spend the coming summer in Pemfret.
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 Mrs. A, Nj. Wheeler returned this