Putnam patriot., 1930-10-23
Polllfret

Mir. and Mrs. John Farrell spent Sunday with relatives in New Haven
 Mrs. Joseph Fay returned Tuesday from a weeks visit with friends at Woods Hole. Mass.
 Rev. George Barker and Mrs Bark CT spent the early part of the week in Birmingham. Mass.
 Mrs. Mason Campbell Is among the autumn visitors who will return to Philadelphia this week.
 There will be card party at the A. o. Fl. hall, Tuesday evening. 0e- tober 2s. at S.i5 o'clock.
 Mir. Ernest Johnson. of Boston, was the weekend guest of his moth CT, Mrs. Mathilda Johnson.
 Mir. and Mrs. John D. Campbell will % to Boston tomorrow to attend the Harvard Dartmouth game.
 Mir. Darlington Satterthwaite. of Short Hills, N. J. recently stopped overnight at the South cottage.
 Miss Fanny Turnbull who spent the summer and early autumn at the Olive cottage. returned to Baltimore on Monday.
 Miss Esther Peck who spent the month of October at Fox Hill Farm has returned to her studio in New York.
 Miss Alice Lowell. who has been away for two weeks. is now in resi- dence at Fox Hill Farm until Deeem- Der.
 Miss Dorothea Buckingham. of Boston, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Theodore Buckingham at the Mid dlebrook.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Bright Stevens completed their visit at the Orchard cottage on Monday and returned to New York.
 Mrs. Haileck Lefferts' mother, Mrs. D. Morton Barney, of Farming ton recently passed a few days at the Orchard cottage.
 Dr. Walter Hogan and Mir. Allen Rrosmith, of Hartford. entertained party of friends at luncheon on Saturday of last week.
 Mrs. Lucy Richardson Lythgoe, and Mrs. Dorothy Richardson Lin- coin, who have been all summer abroad. both returned this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Holt were at Chandler Farms over the holiday. re- turning Wednesday, with Susannah and Mary. to New York for the win l ter
 Miss Dorothy Kelly and Miss Agnes Johnson who are student nurses at Saint Francis Hospital in Hartford were at their homes for the week end
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert B. Moves clos ed Tyrone" during the past week and are at the Berkshire in New York for a few days before sailing for 1 France.
 Mrs. Clarence C. Ferris of Scars dale, New York spent the weekend at the Ben Grosvenor while visiting her son Jeffrey who is attending | Reetory School.
 Mrs. Arthur Foster was the guest of the Misses Stevens throughout the week at Brisk to High, while MT. and ! Mrs. John Bright Stevens. who put up at the Ben Grosvenor, were frequent visitors.
 Mir. ana mfH. TfanttH 1aliaEHef and Mir. Edward Savage were in Pomfret on Sunday stopping for a visit with Mrs Gallagher's father, !, Mir Keyren Cotter, as they motored through to New York
 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Prout with Dr. Lamson and Mrs. Musgrave of Summit, New Jersey spent the week end in Pomfret at the Mad Hatter' while visiting Thomas Prout Jr., who is attending Rectory School
 Miss Katherine Banahan is home from the Day Kimball hospital, where she has been confined for several months as the result of a fall, and is making satisfactory recovery.
 The visitors of the past weekend i included Mir. and Mrs. Ben Ali flag gin. Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Bastedo, Mrs Clarence c. Ferris, of Scarsdale Mir and Mrs. Charles W. Short, Mrs. John Victor and Miss Victor, Mir. Harry Sergeant all of New York.