Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13
I'olllfret

Miss Marion Harvey has been in Philadelphia this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Donion spent Sunday in Providence.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Lorillard spent election day in Newport.
 Harold Hanley has been confined to his home with a severe cold.
 Mir. John Gregory Wiggins has been spending week in Boston.
 Mir. Benjamin Grosvenor was home from Philips Academy on Sat urday.
 Mrs. William Hunter. of Newport, has been a recent guest of Mir and Mrs. Lorillnrd
 Miss Elizabeth Andrews and Mrs Canda went to Hartford Tuesday to cast their vote.
 Miss Ruth Palmer. who attends St Margaretss School in Waterbury was home fer the weekend.
 Mrs Russell Perkins. who is spend ing two months in France and Switzerland. expects to return early in December.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Maher, oi Hartford, were at the home of MT Maher's father, Mir. John Maher, ths past weekend.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson were in Danvers Monday attending ths golden wedding anniversary of Mrs Johnson's parents.
 Mir. Vinton Freedley Is in Pomfrel to rest after his recent theatrica production. He also rode in the fos Hunt on Saturday.
 Mrs. William B Olmsted. oi Cooperstown, N. Y. is visiting hoi daughter and son-in-law, Ar. and Mrs. Robert Thayer.
 Mir. Hunt and Mr. Montgomery students at Trinity College. were uuests of Miss Alice Lowell at Fox Hin Farm on Sunday.
 Miss Nina Moran, aunt of Mrs. Arthur Lapsley motored up from Fairfield last week and spent several days at Fox Run Farm.
 The Hunt Tea given by Dr. and Mrs. Grosvenor G0odridge on Satur- day afternoon. after the run, was q colorful and brilliant affair.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Butler gave a dinner at Hamlet Farm previous to the Hunt Ball which Mir. and Mrs Cnshman gave at Eastlands on Sat. urday.
 The second Fox hunt was held in Brooklyn on the morning of Armis. tiee Day. After the run a breakfast was served at Fox Run Farm by Mir and Mrs. Arthur Lapsley.
 Mrs. Arthur C. Palmer, her daugh ter, Miss Ruth Palmer, and Misi Florence Grosvcnor, attended tn, football game between Milton ans i omfret at Milton on Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chester Smith, whs have been out of town on a vacation have returned. Mir. Smith is drilling for water on the site of m old wei that has proved sufficient hereto fore, but may not stand the contin. uoux droughts that threaten.
 The Reetory School football eleven will play Second Form, Pom fret School. Friday afternoon at o'clock. The team won a retDrr game against Country Day Schoo at Providence, November ,. by a to score Saturday they were de feated by the much heavier Mosei Brown school, to Q.
 The Fox Drag Hunt which wa sponsored by Mr. Charles CushmaI and Colonel Cushman was a verl colorfui and interesting affair Th' Hunt on Saturday afternoon started about two-thirty with all the mem bers assembled at the Main House O the Ben -Grosvenor Inn. There wa a large gathering of townspeople an' many came from out of town t' view the first Hunt to be held in thi vicinity Many Of those taking par came from Providence and spent th weekend at the Orchard cottage il order to start earl~ Monday morn ing for the second Hunt which wa held in Brooklyn. The Jacobs Hil Hunt members were much please' with the success of the affair am hope to repeat 1t next year.