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PiM&KMM %rson#/5 !
—Mrs. Fred C. Taft and daughter,
Mrs. William Koltet of Millville,
Mass., Wayland F. Davison and
daughter, Mrs. Stephen Emerick of
Uxbridge. Mass., were here to at
tend the funerai of Waiter Hawkins
Thursday.
—-Rho Deita gtoup o$ the Metho
dist church wit] hold the Christmas
party at the home of Mrs. Waiter
King of Grove street, Thursday.
December 15th at 2:30 o'ciock. Be
sides entertainment there wiii be an
exchange of gifts. Contributions for
the Sunshine boxes are to brought
at this time.
— Mrs. Edward Rondeau of Pom
fret gave a piastic party at her
mother's home recentiy. Thirty-four
guests were present coming from
Ihanieison, Dayviiie, Webster, Pom
fret and Putnam. Lioyd Beebee of
Moosup put on the demonstration.
—Mrs. Byron Chandldf of Worces
ter, Mass., was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Charies Darting of Schooi
street iast Thursday and attended
the funerai of Waiter Hawkins.
—Mr. and Mrs. Roiand Gilbert,
Miss Ruth Giibert and a party of
friends from Siatersviiie. R. L. came
Saturday evening to attend the
bazaar and supper at the Methodis.
church.
—Mrs. Aiice Carpenter of Wilkin
son street is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Clifford Dustin and famity of i
Randoiph, Vermont.
—Mr. and Mrs. George C. Gordon
of Springfieid, Mass., spent Sunday ,
with Mr. and Mr.-,. Arthur Loomis
of Schooi street.
—The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Methodist church
wiii be entertained by Mrs. Percy F.
Smith at the parstonage December
13th, at 8 o'clock, at the annual
Christmas party. Mrs. Edith Bardin
wiii have the program on "Christ- !
mas in Other Lands." There wiii be
a gift exchange. The assisting com-'
mtttee wiii be Mrs. Thomas Beii, j
Mrs. Haroid Wilcox. Mrs. Russell
King and Mrs. Paul Wilson.
—Mrs. Floyd Loomis of East Put-'
nam gave a plastic demonstration
party Wednesday evening. Guests
were present from Danielson, Day
v:He, Pomfret and Putnam.
—Among those from out-of-town
coming to attend the funeral of
Walter Hawkins, Thursday, were
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bussey and
daughter, Villa of Korwich, former ^
Putnam residents.
—Miss Gertrude Kibbee of Put- j
nam Heights has been visiting rela- !
ttves in Shrewsbury, Mass., several
days. j
—Mr. and Mrs. Helson Cotnoir
and son, Xelson, Jr., of Farrows
street spent Saturday in Hartford. !
—Leon Alarie and son, Ronald of
Ludlow, Mass., spent Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Alfred Aiarie of
Mi)! street.
—Miss Celia Bourque of Chape!
street visited Sunday in Woonsocket
—Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cotnoir and
Chi!dren, Nelson, Jr., and Carole,
and Mrs. Guy R. Vose of Farrows
street spent Sunday in Providence
visiting friends.
—Mr. and Mrs. Haroh! Franklin
of Putnam Heights attended neigh
bors' night at the Hopkinton grange
!ast week.
—Mrs. Ce!ia DiVincenzo of Wa!nut
street visited in Worcester over the
weekend.
—Mr. and Mrs. Jcseph Worth, Jr.,
and son, Joseph, 3rd of Thompson
were Sunday dinner guests of his
mother, Mrs. Joseph Worth, Sr., of
New London.
—Mrs. Wi!liam Perry of Upper
Walnut street spent the weekend
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ruby Forney
at Cape Cod.
—Miss Theresa Breton of Upper
Walnut street spent Saturday in
Providence.
—Mr. and Mrs. Delbert MacKenzie
and son. Norman of Upper Walnut
street motored to Worcester, Sun
day, to attend a lecture by James
Marston at the Play House. The lec
ture was on mountains.
—Mr. and Mrs. R. R. North of
Walnut street were Thanksgiving
dinner guests of his brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John North
of Greenwich.
—Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tourtel
lotte of South Main street spent
Thanksgiving Day with her parents, !
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ballard of Ber
wick, Maine.
—Floyd Cole, student at Renssel
aer College, was a Thanksgiving
guest of his mother. Mrs. Pearl Cole.
-—Mrs. Thomas E. Ryan of Main i
street and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jean ;
of Putnam Hotel visited Monday at '
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis ^
Mayo. Sr., in Pomfret.
—Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Evans
and family of Ellington entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Rhoades and
family of Thompson and Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas E. Ryan of Main street
Saturday.
—Miss Mary Carpenter of Boston.
Dean of Bouve-Boston School of Phy- ;
sical Education, visited her mother, i
Mrs. Alice Carpenter over the week
end. Mrs. Carpenter spent last week
with her daughter in Boston.
—Ray Lehrer has arrived to spend
the forthcoming holidays with his ]
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lehrer, {
Grove street. He i6 still recuperating !
from injuries received in an auto
mobile accident last July.
Ballet Star
MISS 1NANA GOLLNER
Graceful Xana Gollner, shown
above, is one of the famous ballerinas
who wi)i be seen at the Bushnell Me
moria! in Hartford when the cele
brated BaHet Theatre presents two
different, programs there on Thursday
and Friday evenings of next week.
December 15 and 16. Other stars of
this troupe, which Life Magazine
tails the best in the country, at e Xora
Kaye. Igor Youskevitch, Hugh Laing.
John Kriza and Maria Talichief, in
addition to the big corps de ballet
that completes the company of 80.
On Thursday night the Ballet
Theatre will perform "Pas de
Quatre," "Giselle" and "Theme and
Variations." The Friday night pro
gram consists of "Princess Aurora,"
"Fall River Legend" and "Fancy
Free."
—Miss Esther E. Welles and Miss
Alice Wilder Smith entertained at
luncheon last Saturday Mrs. James
F. English and Mrs. Tertius van
Dyke of West Hartford, to celebrate
Miss Smith's birthday. Miss Welles
accompanied her sister, Mrs. English,
back to West Hartford to spent the
weekend.
—Mrs. Chester E. Child spent a
few days at her home on South Main
street last week. She was accom
panied by her daughter,' Mrs. Bertha
Rrousseau, with whom she is staying
in Quincy, Mass.
—Mrs. Henry Robinson and Miss
Harriet Brown were in riainfield on
Monday attending a meeting for
women of the Congregational
churches of Eastern Windham j
County.
—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schntanska
spent a weekend with Mrs. Schman
ska's brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Davis, Bethlehem, j
Pennsylvania. Mr. Davis is a profes- !
sor at Lehigh University.
New Cosmos C!ub
Club Officers Elected
Xew officers weree!ectedat the
annua) meeting of the Cosmos Ciub
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr-.
ChatlesDtew, Ki))ing)y avenue. A) s.
Edward Spe))acy served as co-hostess.
Mrs. Heruy Gerardi, chairman of
the nominating committee, presented
the state of new officers. AHwete
approved. They inctude Mrs. John
McCormac, president; Alts Edwart)
Spe))acy, vice president; Mrs. How
ard TourteHotte, secretary; Mrs.
Rernard Sandys. treasurer; Mr-.
Charies Drew and Mrs Ernest
Gerardi, investigation committee;
Mrs. Henry Gerardi, chairman of
puhticity and Mrs. Robert Xorth,
chairman of dower committee.
The meeting was in charge of Airs.
Charles Drew, who retires as presi
dent. Xew officers wi!i assume their
duties at the January session.
Airs. Edgar Phaneuf. trea-urer.
reported Tuesday that the annua)
Thanksgiving basket henetit was a
financia) success. Proceeds are to
provide mi)k for underprivdeged ehi)
dren, a project with which the organ
ization has been prominency identi
fied for many years.
Lurie to Manage
M!T Junior Prom
(Special to The Patriot)
Robert M. Lurie, son of Mrs. Ger
trude Lurie, formerly of Putnam,
now living in Brighton, Mass., is one
of five men who were recentiy elected
to the Junior Prom comnnttee by the
Class of 1963 of the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology. It is the task
of this committee to manage the
Junior Prom for the Class of 1953
next fall.
Bob. a graduate of Putnam High
School, has been active in these Tech
nology activities: the Sophomore
Council; "The Tech," college news
paper; the Nautical Association, and
the American Institute of Chemical
Engineers.
Bob is a student in the course of
chemical engineering at the'Institute, j
MARRIED !N POMFRET
The marriage of Miss Edna Hop- j
kins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph E. Hopkins of Woodstock, to '
Alphonse Dumas, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alphonse Dumas, also of Wood
stock, was announced Tuesday by
her parents. The marriage ceremony
was performed Saturday in the rec
tory of Holy Trinity church, Pom
fret, by the Rev. Omer X Mandler,
pastor.
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Orville T. Colby of
2210 Washington Avenue, Silver
Springs, Maryland, have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Janet Wells, to John P. Bills of
Washington, D. C. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Qbrtetmae (Btfte
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JEWELRY
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Helen Fiheld
To Wed City Man
In Parish Rectory
The engagement and approaching
marriage of Miss Heien F. Filield.
daughter of Mrs. Lydia Fiheld of
Hast Thompson, to Ernest Fontaine.
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fon
taine of Woodstock avenue, has been
announced by her mother.
The marriage ceremony will be
performed Saturday, December 17th.
in St. Mary's rectory, it was re
vealed. *
Evelyn Aldrich
Engaged to Marry
Danielson Resident
Miss Evelyn Aldrich, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Aldrich of 79
f'omfret street, is engaged to Leo
Marois of Danielson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Marois of Fitchburg,
Mass., according to an announcement
hy her parents.
The ceremony is scheduled Satur
day. January 7. 1950, in St Mary's
church.
Veteran Treasurer
LC'CIUS P MERR1AM
^
— Mrs (!. Stanley Shaw of Put
nam Heights and Mrs. Ellsworth
tHorse of Walnut street art spending
a few days this week i Xew York
City.
MASONIC LODGE
OFFICERS NAMED
Newly elected officers of Quine
! haug Lodge. No. 106. A. F. & A. M .
; rill he inducted at the January meet*
; ing it was announced Thursday evc
: nit tr after the business meeting and
} election in charge of A tty. Arthur
Kaminsky, master.
A feature of the meeting, after
. which refreshments were served, in
i ciuded an interesting account of a
[ cross - country motor trip recentiy
taken hy (1. Stanley Shaw, executive
vice president of the Cargiii Trust
! Company. Due limited time the
; speaker was unable to present a com
plete stoty of his travels and at some
future date hopes to "get the group
back from California."
Newly elected officers include: Mas
ter. H. Wallace Crook; senior ward
en, Erwin Rhoades; senior deacon.
Leonard Shepard; junior deacon.
Elliott Dean; treasurer, Lucius P
Merriam; secretary. Edward S. Duf
fey; chaplain. Thomas Bell; marshal,
Harold A. W ilcox: tiler. John Leasca;
-enior steward, Stanley Evans, and
junior steward. Merrill Bosworth.
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