Putnam patriot., 1930-06-12
Thompson

~- HR. Lawford has been visiting
 w... Rosalie McKenna is visiting Mss 0lney.
 yerk Saturday.
 v, Vonsiatsky spent a few days in v.e York last week.
 vrs Dexter Elliott entertained the p,i5ee Club Tuesday.
 Vrs II. N. $. Bradford spent Sun s.r night in Concord.
 W. and Mrs. Joshua Addeman ,.Ss opened the Ark for the summer.
 The subject of Rev. l.. $. Lyons
 r.son next Sunday will be "The ian of Mirrors.
 Nr oscar Munyan attended his .i.ss reunion at Massachusetts Insti- .@,e .'s of Technology last week.
 The members of the Christian En- s.svor Society are planning to have a .aTsis tournament at Clinton Lewis court
 Mrs Frank Ewing spent the day ,.,,s Mrs Mabel Miller last week. nr Howard, Mrs. Miller's sister, is now with her.
 Charles Peckham, who has just graduated from the Irving School, ssent Sunday in town, he was on his way to Montreal.
 typographical error in last uaekts fafriot, stated that Ar. Fen her Peckham attended Marion College, instead oi Union.
 Mrs. N. T. Peckham entertained Mrs. Fawcett of Los Angeles, Cal, and Nr and Mrs. Andre Roosevelt at din- her in New York Tuesday.
 Mf. and Mrs. Reynolds and three children of Worcester and Mrs. Ray mond Chase and little boy were guests Q. Miss Mary Chase on Sunday.
 The annual meeting of the Thimble Club was held at the residence of Mrs Florence Bogardus Thursday. At the roll call, current events were given.
 Mr. and Mrs. John kemmerer of Short Hills, New Jersey, are in Pom fret to attend the graduation of their son, Mah.on, from the Pomfret School
 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ream are now at Quonachontaug, k. l., where they have taken a house for the summer. Mary Lou and Marshall Ream will soon join them.
 There was a very delightful supper party at the Golf Club one evening last week, gotten by Mrs. Robert Pope; in the evening the party went 10 the movies"
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Page of Mel. rose. Mass. with their daughters Patricia, Muriel Ann. and Pauline were guests of Air and Mrs. k. S. Baekus over the weekend.
 Rev. E. S. Lyon has been appointed president of the Ministers Association, on Thursday he gave an address at the annual meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary Of St. Philips church in Putnam.
 Miss Side of England, a well known artist, is at the Vernon Stiles. She has come from Santa Barbara where she spent the winter, painting the beautiful gardens. While here she will paint some views of Caroline Hall and the grounds.
 Mss Alice Dearington, niece of Mrs. C. l.. Searls, graduated last week from the Lesley School in Cambridge where she took three years course m Kindergarten. Her brother, Brad. ley Darlington, has his transport pilot license as an aviator.
 4 number of small boys from tho Reetory School in Pomfret dined al the Russian Bear recently. This week there will be a luncheon of sixty from Worcester. Mrs. Vonsiatsky enter talned there at luncheon Sunday fol Miss Side of England.
 The Children's Day service last Sunday morning was we'll attended The program was an interesting one Mrs. Evelyn Robbins sang 9 solo, "A Child's Prayer" The three littl, daughters of Mrs. Frank Herricl gave recitations. Mir. Lyon gave al object talk on "The Way to the City Of Hearts Desire" six children assist ing. Mir. Hill spoke on Enduring Thrills of Life" The following chil ddren were baptised: Virginia May Bates, Roger Douglas Bernklow, Bar bara Frances Bernklow, and Wendell Phillips Lyon.
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