Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin T. Brown
of Newport, R. I., are guests of their
son W alter E. Brow n at Hamlet farm.
Bv a regrettable error last week.
most of the correspondence from
Pomfret Center was put under the
head Foster Center. Several impor
tant items wRi be found there that
belong in the news from the former
town.
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THE GRANGE FIELD DAY
To be Held at Farm of A. J. Kennedy
Aug. 18.
At the regular meeting of the put.
nam grange Monday evening p|ans
for the coming field day were dis
cussed, and the prospects are good for
a very enjoyable meeting. The QUine.
baug Pomona is to meet with the Put
nam Grange on that date, and the two
organizations have a combined pro
gram that will occupy most of the day
The meeting is to open at 10.30 a. m.
and among the guests of honor will
be Miss Ellen Lamed, of Thompson,
who is to read a poem which she has
written for the occasion. An orchestra
will furnish music at intervals through
the day, and vocal music has also been
provided.
It is to be a basket picnic, and all
attending are requested to bring their
lunch, and a mug or cup. Coffee and
lemonade will be provided, seats have
also been secured so that all may be
comfortable.
