Putnam patriot., 1930-06-05
Porllfret

Father Coholan is the possessor of a fine police dog.
 Miss Sarah Homans of New York is she guest of Miss Moves.
 Mr and Mrs. Barthold Schlesinger were guests of Dr. Overlook over the holiday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ward K. Chase of Providence were Pomfret visitors over he weekend.
 Edward Blackmore and daughter Margaret of Worcester were in Pom fret on Sunday.
 Miss Annie Lindgren of Boston is in Pomfret taking care of her mother who Is i'll with grip.
 The Sixth Form of Pomfret School give large dinner this evening at the Mad Halter.
 Mrs. Betty Thomas is carrying through June an exhibition of paint ings by Beatrice Stevens
 MT and Mrs. Wiltbank of The Gladstone, New York, were guests of Hiss Bertha Stevens at luncheon, Fri day.
 Children's Day will be commemor- ated in the First Congregational Church of Pomfret on Sunday, June 18th
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Racicot and Mrs. William Fishman of New York were visitors at W. H. Blackmore s over the holiday.
 The Ladies Benevolent Society held an all day meeting last week with Mrs. White at The Landing. There was a very large attendance.
 Mrs. Richardson, who has spent the greater part of the winter in Pomfret, has opened her Woodstock house. a. Ger extensive alterations.
 The Rt. Rev. Bishop Acheson held confirmation services at the Rectory School on Ascension Day. and in the evening at Christ Church.
 4 party was given in 4. o. II. hall on Friday night to James Spiel man. \ pretty Maybasket was hung and a good time enjoyed by all.
 Thomas Foley and Kenneth Graves spent the holiday at Pleasure Beach, New London. as guests of Mir. and Mrs. George Bradley and daughter Ruth.
 Mrs. Herbert Bowen and Mir Frank Bowen arrived in Pomfret Monday night 10 remain at Miss Mathewson's s until Mrs Bowen's residence, Plain Hill, Is completed.
 Mrs, Roger Tileston of Boston who has been at Miss Mathewson's for the past week returned home on Monday. Mrs. Tileston has at different times been resident in PomfTet, and has many friends here.
 The influx of Pomfret visitors Tor the holiday included the Misses Hope and Chandler Mathewson with Miss Mildred Shcehan of New York. at Fox Hill Farm: Messrs. Luis de Florez, Leonard Swain. and Henry Holt at their respective homes. and Miss Car ohne Whyland. who joined her moth er as Che guests of Mrs. Lowell
 X very creditable little paper called The Rectorv News is published by the boys of the Reet0ry School. Pomfret. Topics are well chosen. of local and of more general interest, and the writing is not only excellent bat iu- terestiRg. which is not always the ease in journalism There Is always more than a page of advertisements. large y of Putnam houses. several from lomfret, and few from Boston; and a good medium for advertisement 1t is. There are often literary efforts in prose and verse. and there are usual iy very pleasant articles on nature ot travel or current national events. lt is sound and excellent paper Co be prepared and issued by such young journalists
 Memorial Day services at the Boulder were dignified and well plan ned. Father Coholan. of Holy TriRi- ty, the Rev. George B. Hawkes. of Alb ington. and the Rev. Leonard Rich aras of Christ church, pomfret, spoke