Putnam patriot., 1930-12-31
Porllfret

Miss Dorothy Colt arrived Friday at Fox Hill Farm.
 Mr. Charles Swain is entertaining his friends tais New Years eve.
 Miss Helen Cash has been visiting Mrs John Wiggins and Miss Wiggins,
 Miss Marion Harvey entertained at Bridge and Tea on Saturday efter- neon.
 Miss Dorothy Kelly was home from St. Francis Hospital over the past weekend.
 Miss Hope Mathewson spent Christ. mas with her aunt, Miss Eleanor Mathewson.
 Mir and Mrs. Halleek Leiferts are spending the Christmas and New Years holidays in Quebec.
 MT. and Mrs. udolph Bradley are entertaining Mrs. Bradley's mother, Mrs. Robinson. of Kentucky.
 Mir. Frederic Goodridge has come from Arizona for visit with his mother. Mrs. Grosvenor Goodridge.
 Miss Elizabeth Andrews and Mrs. CaHda expect to leave shortly and go to Cambridge to stay for some time.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson enter tained Mrs. Peterson's sister, Mrs. Sullivan, of Long Island over Christ mas.
 Mrs. Fife Cole of Providence re- gently spent several days with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Dan lalson.
 Rev. and Mrs. Frank Bigelow have invited their friends for New Years eve tea this afternoon at the Rectory School.
 Mir. and Mrs. Russell Perkins and Miss Renee Perkins have returned to New York after spending Christmas at ufton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Francis II. Gallagher of New York City spent Christmas with Mrs. Gnllaghers father, Mir keyren C0tter.
 Miss Henshaw motored from New port and spent Christmas with her sister, who k spending some time at Fox Hill Farm.
 The Sunday School Christmas tree ! celebration of Christ church was held 1 Tuesday afternoon al the residence of 1 Mir. Charles Swain.
 Mf. and Mrs. Arthur Spateher oi pomfret Centre were called to Gen ttrai Village to attend the funeral oi Mrs. Spatehef's uncle, Willard Cor nell
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Thayer arr spending the Christmas and New feal holidays with Mrs. Thayer's mother Mrs. W. E. Olmsted, m Cooperstown New York.
 Rev and Mrs. r II. Bigelow vii be in New York at the Hotel Lexng ton from January 3rd Co sth, when they will return to Pomiret with tho Rectory School boys.
 Mir. John Bigelow was among those present at the dance at which Mis- Margaret Tyler and Miss Graves wer' presented al the Colony Club. New York City. Inst week.
 Mrs. Henry Holt of New York r spending a few days with her par ents. General and Mrs. Carson. wh9 expect to close their house very sooi to spend the rest Of the winter in th, south
 Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Farrell en tertained their son and his wife, MT and Mrs. Bernard Farrell, of Fal River. and their daughter, Miss Mar. Farrell of Dedham, Mass, owe Christmas
 The rectory of Holy Trinity ehurcil was very prettily illuminated wlti red lights by Father Coholan on th' evenings preceding Christmas. Il made a sery lovely picture, admired by all who saw it.
 ! The children are much pleased with the fine fali of snow which ha come a a very advantageous tim' during the Christmas holidays an' they are making the most Of then opportunity on the hills and bac' roads. | 4 party of townspeople took ad vantage of the fine sleighing or !. Monday evening and enjoyed sleighride which took them througi Putnam and surrounding towns. Thel dined at the Arnold Sea Grill be fore returning home.
 Colonel Guy Gushman, who hhi been stopping with Mr. and Mrs ] Charles V. Cushman, was taken Il on Monday evening and rushed t' the Day Kimball Hospital. The lat est word from the hospital IS tha ha is resting comfortably.
 Nature has painted very prett' picture along the main highway an' on the hills with banks of snow pile'