The New York herald., 1922-06-25
Many New Workers
Opening Cottages
About LitchfeId
Towns Summer Colony Re-
ceives Numerous Additions
From the City.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD
LITcHFIELD, Conn, June 24.-Many
from the metropolitan district have
come to Litchfield to enjoy the old
towns scenic beauty and tranquility.
The members OF the summer colony
mentioned below are New Workers unless
another address is indicated: Mr.. Low
ell l.. Richard, who is at his summer
home, Northwoods, on the Norfolk road.
Mr.. Vernon Munroe has rented the Ed
ward Seymour house in South street.
Mr.. Seth S. Spencer, Jr.. Is occupying
the Wiggin house. Mr.. William w.
Walsh, Jr.. is spending the summer at
the w. Beach Day house. Mrs. John H.
Coswell is occupying the Frost house.
Mr.. Christopher Corning Is spending the
summer at the former home Of the late
Henry S. Chase of Waterbury. Conn.
Mrs. John A. Vanderpoel of 20 Gram
ercy Park. New York. Is at her summer
residence here. Mrs. CURTIS r. Hath
away of New York and Boston has
opened her residence. the former Under
wood home. Mrs, Walter d. Munson
will arrive in Litchfield shortly. Mr..
Eugene H. outerbridge has opened his
summer home for the season. Prof.
Henry s. Munroe of Columbia Univer-
sity will spend the next few months in
town.
DR.. Nelson L. Deming Is at his resi-
dence in North street. His daughter.
Miss Mary Deming. and Miss Candace
Catlin Woodruff. two Of last seasons
debutantes. are prominent In the social
life of the summer colony. Miss Wood
ruff spent the summer with her grand
father. Mr.. Jared Weed Bell Of New
ID "a
daughter. Miss Lillian Woodruff. who
spent the winter abroad. are at their
home here for the season. Ash Grove
has been reopened by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis B. Woodruff.
Mr.. Edward G.. Jones and Mrs. Henry
R. Jones have returned to Litchfield Tor
the warm weather Mrs. Edgar b. Van
Wrinkle Is a summer resident once more
Mr.. Henry r. Towne has reopened his
summer residence on South street. Mr.
William Colgate has returned to MS
Litchfield home for the season. Mr.
and Mrs. James Baker recently pur-
chased the Starr place. on Chestnut Hill.
Col. and Mrs. Albert Lamb are at their
summer residence.
Mrs. M. Phillips Parks is spending
several months in town. Mrs. George
A. Vandermuhl of New York has opened
her summe er home on Prospect street.
Others with Prospect street BONES are
Miss Emily Wheeler and Mr.. george
Richards Of New York city.
Col. Samuel II. Wadhams. U. s. A.,
retired, has rented the Mcneil place on
the Goshen road. The Rev. DR.. Harlan
G. Mendenhall Is spending the summer
at his home on South street. Col. Sam
uel II. Fisher has opened his North
street home. the Sheldon Tavern, OF
Revolutionary fame, for the summer.
Mr. William H. Rockwoods and Mr..
William Langdon of New York have
been spending several weeks at the
South View Inn at Bantam Lake. Mr..
Alan c. White and Miss White of Riv-
erdale. N: Y, have reopened Whitehall
| for the season.
Many New Workers. are seeking rest
and recreation at Mount Tom. Rye
house has been reopened by Mrs.
Charles B. Curtis. Mr.. Darlington G..
Arnold and Mr.. Edison s. Gage are both
at Mount Tom again.
DR.. Richard T. Wainwright is spend
ing the season at his Lake street home.
The Thompson house in South street Is
occupied by DR.. Paul Allen
Judge William l.. Bennett of New
Haven is occupying the Buel homestead,
which was rented last year to Mr..
| Owen Johnson, the novelist. Mr.. John
son recently purchased Ingleside. at
| Stockbridge, Mass. The Misses Alice
and Edith Kingsbridge and Mr.. J. Ho-
bart Brownson cf Waterbury. Conn.,, ara
at their summer residences on North
street. Frederick S. Dillenbaugh of
Boston Is expected TO arrive shortly.
Mr.. Richard Liggett OF Washington. has
reopened his summer home.
The following from New York city
were recent visitors In Litchfieid: Mr..
and Mrs. John Sargent. Mrs. Walter
Brewster. Miss Kurval Babb!tt. Mr. and
Mrs. w. c. Sturgis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Anspacher.