The New York herald., 1921-06-19
Early Sojourners
at Breton Woods
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Clifford
Brown to Return to Re-
sort for Season.

Special Despatch 10 THE New YORK Herald.
BRETON WOODS, n, H., June 1S.-The
Mount Pleasant House at Breton Woods
opened to-day with c. j. Dunphy again
as manager Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Clifford Brown OF New York and Port
and. who have not missed a summer
at this hotel for many years, will be
here again. Mrs. Edward c. Chisholm
and party OF New York also will be
here for the early summer Among
others in the New York colony are Mr..
and Mrs. J. Paul Carey. Miss Mary Min
ford and Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott b. Thomp-
son. The Breton Arms at Breton
Woods has been open for some time to
accommodate those on early fishing and
motoring trips. The golf links are in
caddies from the South End School in
Boston have arrived to earn their sum-
mer vacations
The Crawford House, at Crawford.
opens June 27. The Notch canteen is
being introduced this season. and in ad-
dition TO afternoon tea light luncheons
for motorists will be served. Mrs. Fred
erick Everett Thompson OF the Plaza
Hotel, New York. who has been in Eu-
rope. will return to the Crawford House
for the summer and will be Joined by
Mr.. Thompson.
1t is expected that a celebration of
the 150th anniversary of the discovery
of Crawford Notch will be held the week
following Labor Day. The New Eng
land Trails Conference, as well as other
New England societies. has been at work
to develop a programme to commem-
crate the event
Peclxetts- on Sugar Hill. which is open
h taS..
early season patrons. The Sunset Hill
House and the Hotel Look Off, also on
Sugar Hill, are In readiness for the
usual summer crowds.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Martin are
to be at the Mountain View House. at
Whitefeld, where DR.. and Mrs. Arthur
NJ Shrady, annual visitors. also will
arrive. Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Barr,
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Taylor and Mrs
Lawrence Hurlburt are others who will
be there from New York. Mrs. Jean
Neville will open her house in White
field for the exhibition of the habitant
bedspreads and hcme decorative articles.
Mr.. and Mrr. Frank f. Shute are es-
tablished at one of the cottages at the
Waumbek at jefferson. n. H. She came
early for the fly fishing and has spent
most of her time in the open.
Inc MapleWood Inn at MapleWood has
been entertaining number of early ar
rivals. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Hamilton,
DR.. and Mrs. George A. Weeks, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. B. Livingston and Mr.. and FRS.
w. f. Lawrence will be among the New
York parties there.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. VI. Ashley of -,ew
York, who are making an early tour
of the White Mountains, stopped at
Winter Inn en- route through Dixville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Bangs of Bridge
port and c. II. Bangs Of Providence
were there for a short time. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Clarke of Tunbridge Wells,
England, who made a tour of the noun
tains with Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Porter
of Arlington. were among other So
1ourners at the Winter Inn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Wordell and Mr.. and Mrs
II. w. Williams of New York will be
among the summer sojourners at the
Balsams following its opening on July /.
Mrs. A. Livingston Fox of New York
has arrived at Elm Tree Inn. Colebrook.
N. III. Mr.. and Mrs. George Beisel of
Detroit also are there.
The proposed establishment of airline
service from Profile House to Forest
Hills at F'ranconia and to Bethlehem
has caused great interest in the pos
sibilities of aviation in the mountains
II the trial trips meet with success IL
is expected that passenger service to
other points will be started.