Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1915-08-05
PINE GROVE

The rectory is occupied by Mr..
Barnes and family from Bridgeport.
Mrs Stoddard, who spent the month
of July with her mother, Mrs. Wakeley,
returned to her home i'll New Haven,
Friday. Mrs. Wakeley and Master
Paul Stoddard remain through August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Munson and
daughters, of Bridgeport, have been re-
cent guests at the Inn.
Winsor Fairest and wife mOtOred
from Bridgeport to spend Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Penfield.
Mrs. Meyers and family are in the
Townsend cottage for the month of
August.
Mrs. Clifford Waterbury and children
are in Ernest Phelps cottage. Mr..
Waterbury will join them for the last
two weeks in August.
Mr.. L. R. Abbott left for Grand
Rapids, Mich. Tuesday. The family
remain until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Wyke and daugh-
ter, of Sharon, opened their cottage
Saturday.
e. A. Amber, of New Milford, spent
two days at the grove last week.
Mrs. P NJ. Cassidy returned from
New Milford, Thursday evening.
Milton Henderson joined his mother
Saturday. He is remembered very
pleasantly as favoring us with his
sweet singing in the past.
Rev. Mr.. Graves is with Mrs. Graves
i'll Snow Bound cottage.
f. e. Wheeler is spending the week
in Bridgeport
Among recent guests at the Inn are
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Martin and
child, of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
VanWermer, of Springfield; Miss Kath-
crime c. Bayliss, of New York; Miss
Ruth Todd, of Waterbury; Misses Rose
and Ruth Baldwin, of Milford; Mrs. T.
B. Elliott and two little sons, of Flint,
Mich. Mrs Elliott is a niece of Mrs.
A. L. Adams.
Mrs. Barr and daughter are enter
tanning Mr.. Stewart f., and Miss
Dorothy E. Barr, of Brooklyn.
Mrs. Wakeley is making several i'm
provementsin the Cottage of Content.
Miss allegro Kenyon, of Bridgeport.
is the guest of Miss Gladys Beers.
! Miss Meta Schnibbe, of Brooklyn, is
occupying The Hut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell, of New York,
are occupying Fernside.
An informal dance was given at the
Inn, Monday night which was greatly
enjoyed by the young people.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Dean went to
Winsted to spend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Downes, of Stamford,
are occupying Miss Carrie Hoyt bunga.
low.
The Tennis Club gave a masquerade
Saturday night in the club house which
was attended by large gathering of
young and old. The majority of those
there were asked and in costume
some artistic and some humorous. % The
fun began with a grand march in
which all those in costume participated.
The judges, Mrs. Beers, Mrs. Higgins,
Mrs. VanW ermer and Mrs. Gerandin
watched the masqueraders and then
lined them up while they judged the
prize winners. The lucky three were:
Ogden Nickerson, dressed as a dwarf ;
Milton Henderson, as a girl; DOrothea
Way, as all Indian maid. After the
decision of the judges had been render
ed everybody unmasked and the rest of
the evening was taken up with dancing
and games. Ice cream and cake were
served throughout the afternoon and
evening. The committee for the even
ing consisted of Miss Jessie Barr, chair
man: Mrs. n. E. Nickerson and Mrs
J. r. Sherwood. The refreshment COM
mittee was Miss Emily Guardin, chair
man; Miss Helen Bennett and Miss
Regina Underhill.
Mrs Julia Smith has returned from
Stratford, where she spent two weeks
with her son and his family.
Miss Blanche Henderon is entertain
ing Miss Mary Carter, of Brooklyn.
Mss Helen Sherwood, of Bridgeport,
is spending a week with Mrs. j. R.
Sherwood.
The Tennis Club holds it's annual
meeting Thursday morning at IL
o'clock.