Putnam patriot., 1928-04-26
POMFRET

Mir. Charles Swain went to New York on Monday to be gone until Fri day.
 Miss Homans and Miss Canterbury of Boston spent the weekend at Fox Hill Farm.
 Mir. and Mrs Henry B. Holt motored to Manchester. Vt., on Saturday, returning Sunday. t T. P. Blessing of East Orange, N. J., was the weekend guest of MT. and Mrs. Hugh Murphy.
 Mrs. Pierre Collinge of Hollywood, California, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Donald Unger. 1 Mass on Sunday at Holy Trinity church will be on daylight saving time.
 Mrs. Thomas, of the Mad Halter | Tea House, motored to Boston on 1 Tuesday, for short stay. Mir. and Mrs. M. J. Grantan of Fall River are spending the week with Mir. and Mrs. c. William Johnson. ! On Tuesday, May 1st, there will be town speaking and spelling contest at Abingdon Hall, at 7.30 p. m.  Mir. Freedley's new musical produe- tion, Here's Howel" is playing an en- gagement in Boston this week.
 Mrs. Roger Tileston returned from New York on Saturday. She is spend ing few days this week in prow- dence.
 Mrs. and Miss Eliot are at the Ho- tel Lenox, Boston, before coming to Pomfret early in May to open Orchard House.
 4 play by Miss Agnes Porter, "rhe Man with the Book has just been published by Appleton and Co.,, in "Copy, 1928"
 Miss Katherine Moves arrived at Fox Hill Farm on Tuesday to remain few days while opening "fopsield' for the season.
 Rfr. and Mrs. Russell Perkins will sail from Genoa May 9th on the "Dui- lio," returning to open "ufton' for the summer season. Mrs. Waldo Chapman and her niece, Bertha Chapman, motored to Schenec- tady, N. Y., on Sunday, where they will remain a week. Professor and Mrs. Richardson of Brown University. and a party of friends motored from Providence on Sunday and dined at Fox Hill Farm. Mir. and Mrs. B. Hayward Adams, arrived in Pomfret on Tuesday. They will occupy cottage in the neighbor- hood while their house is being re- modelled.
 Mrs. William Smedley spent few days in New Haven last week, driving , down Wednesday to attend the annual Sunshine bridge at the Edgewood Club, where she was hostess for one table.
 There will be an election of officers
 at the Parent Teachers Association in
 A. o. H. Hall on Tuesday evening, May ist. Following the meeting there will be whist and dance. Johns Jazz i Orchestra.
 Mrs. Ella Barnard Rowan has been
 exceptionally busy during the winter ministering to many patients. She hopes to return to her home, The Cab- in, to remain through the summer and
 autumn seasons. An interesting health talk was giv- | en at the Parent Teachers Association in A. 0. H. Hall on Tuesday evening by Miss Miller and Miss Olsen of
 Hartford, also little plays by the chil-
 dren of the North school.
 Mrs. Gilliat Otis, who has been
 spending the winter season at Cannes
 on the Riviera, is once more at her Paris apartment, 39 Avenue Charles
 Flaquet. Mrs. Otis will return to
 Pomfret early in September for the
 autumn season.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. Grosvenor Good.
 ridge landed from Europe this week
 and are at the Plaza, New York. Mir
 and Mrs Thomas Barber also returned
 from Europe and are at the Great
 Northern Hotel. Mrs. Barber was 7 Miss Ethel Goodridge.
 At the entertainment given by the . Council of Catholic Women at A. O.
 If. Hall on Friday evening, Mrs
 Thomas Banahan won the prize ai
 whist and Mrs. John Green at pitch - Refreshments were served and danc- s ing followed.
 Word has been received of the birth
 in Richmond Hill, N. Y., of son
 Frank Edwin Rowan 3rd, to Mir. and k Mrs. Frank Edwin Rowan. This is | tneIF StCOUu CHilu. MT. hoWdn IN df U attorney-at-law in New York. The family expect to spend the summer in [. Pomfret as usual. Il At the entertainment given by ths . public schools of the district for the ,. benefit of their eighth grade, in Pom ? fret Hall, on Wednesday evening last
 program of fifteen minutes was pre- = sented by each school, consisting oi
 piano solos, Dutch dances, health plays, folk dancing, and songs. Tillis ' Kubaska gave an exhibition of too dancing. The orchestra, which ii \ composed of high school and grammar ! school pupils. directed by Miss Annie ! Ash, played several numbers. Candy \ was sold during the intermissions. Tho evening was very successful. It wal ! only regretted that there were mol 2 seats for all who wished to witnes. ! the performance. Over $75 was col. ' lactad