Putnam patriot., 1930-11-20
Ponlfret

Mrs. David Pond spent several days, last week. in New York.
 Miss Elizabeth Thompson is with her mother. Mrs. Charles O. Thomp- son.
 Miss Katherine Moves returned Saturday from a brief trip to New York.
 Mrs. Sehlesinger was with Dr. Overlook at The Naples over the weekend.
 Mrs. John Condon and children. of New Britain, are visiting Mrs. Condcn's father. Mir Bernard Kcl- ley.
 Mir and Mrs. Louis Lorillard will occupy Mir. Swain's house this win- ter while their own Is being remodel led.
 l Mir and Mrs. Leonard Richards were luncheon guests of Miss Elsa McKeever at the Ben-Grosvenor on Wednesday.
 Miss Margaret Morris spent the 1 first of the week in Providence and went from there today for a short stay in Boston.
 Miss Moves and Miss Lowell mo- tored to Providence on Tuesday where they were overnight guests of Miss Harriet Harris Mrs William Kennedy and little daughter, Barbara, of Dana Hall School, Wellesley, were weekend guests os the Misses Stevens
 Mir. and Mrs Taintor visited their daughter. Mrs. Thomas. at The Mad Hatter Wednesday and Thursday They sail next week for several months in Europe.
 Mr. Philip Means will leave the last of the week for New York where he will remain for five days to com. plete some work at the Metropolitan Museum of Arts.
 Mir. and Mrs George Barker were called to Birmingham on Monday by ] the illness of Mr. Barker's mother. ! Word just received from her is that she is much improved. Mrs. Alice peckham with her daughter. Miss Edith. is at Fox HI Farm for a few weeks before going south for the winter to recuperats : from her recent illness. Mrs Mathew Johnson and her tws
 small children, who have been spend ing several months with Mrs. John. sons mother, Mrs. Alma Nelson
 have returned to West Newton. The Ladies Benevolent society oi , the Congregational church will hole 7 sn all day meeting at the home oi
 Mrs. John Campbell on Thursday. Al
 this time the Mission mite boxes vii
 be opened.
 Mrs. A. (. Palmer will spen,
 Friday night in Waterbury with hei | daughter, Miss Ruth Palmer, who i , student at St. Margaret's School !, the occasion being Miss Palmer
 eighteenth birthday Seven teams went out Sunday af : ternoon for the every member can . Yass at the Congregational church : They returned late in the afternoon
 for a supper at the church parlor E and all reported successful drive E Samuel Utley, ss. for nearly hal { century judge of the district court !, in Worcester, died at the Woreeste -l s3ity hospital Monday night Tn | funeral was held Wednesday after e noon. Judge Utley is well known il - lomfret where he has spent man, 1 summers.
 The committees in charge of thu festivities for the Thanksgiving hol iday at Pomfret School are at work 2 They have announced siigh z change in the program for the An l, nual Play this year Instead of hay ing one long play there will be thre' short plays.
 I There was a large attendance a
 the card party held at the Center |. School on Monday evening. Tn,
 auction pitch prize was won b. 2 Percy Baker; the whist prize by Mrs Joseph Bates. The consolation priz :. es were awarded to Lawrence Bate
 and Mir. Nichols , Rev. and Mrs. Frank Bigelow arr
 planning to make an extension to thu
 Rectory School athletic field. Wher
 completed the campus will be one oi
 the finest of any academy in thu state. 1t will include three tenni
 courts, two football gridirons of reg ulation size. and quarter mile run
 ming track. lt is understood tha
 operations will start Tuesday morn
 ing.