The New York herald., 1922-09-17
The Connecticut
Resorts attract
Many Late Guests
Towns Along the Shore and
In Valleys Report Many
New Arrivals.

Ton pecdme popular as summer resorts
has the season held on as 1t does this
year.
The usual turn of the tide cityward
get In this year as usual early this week.
. but hardly has one lot gone until belated
arrivals take their places.
At Lords Point there are many more
cottages than ever before and many
new cottages will be built for another
season. All along the shore. taking in
Noank, the Mystics, Groton. Waterford,
East Lyme and even west of there new
arrivals continue to keep things busy.
This is also true on the Thames, espe-
cially at Gales Ferry, on the side OF
the river and Quaker Hill and Montville
on the other.
William Marshall OF New York Is
staying here at the home OF his father
William Marshall, Sr.. and Professor
and Mrs. Harold Eaton of Poughkeepsie
are guests of Prof. Eaton's mother,
Mrs Emma Eaton. Mrs. Henry Gardner
OF Mount Vernon, n. Y. is spending her
vacation here. c. ]. Montague Of Prince
ton, N. j., and William MCGOWAN and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Silons of New
York have arrived in town for a few
days visit. John w. Hull OF New York
is spending a few days at this place.
Robert O'Hearn. DIR. Nellie ]. Buckley
and Miss Alice Buckley of New York
were guests at Yantic the last week.
Mrs. Horace Sears and her son, Alfred
Dana Sears, who have spent the season
at Wren's Nest, Gales Ferry, returned
Monday to their home on Hastings-on
the-Hudson.
Miss Helen Buckingham of New York
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Buckingham of Gales Ferry.
Miss Martha Hyde of Brooklyn is
visiting at Washington street. Norwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Roberts Of
Bordentown, n. j., are guests at the
Lowell home. Canterbury Green. while
on their wedding trip.
Miss Ellen Anderson of New York is
visiting her sisters at their summer
home in Westminster.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Speare and their
son, Charles Speare. and daughter. Miss
Hattie Speare, have returned to their
home in New York after spending
week at the Hubbard home, Westmin-
ster.
DR.. Charles Mack and Miss Bessie
Wooden of New York were week end
guests at the Koch home in Westmin-
ster.
DIR. Helen Baldwin of New York is
spending a few weeks at her birthplace,
the Baldwin Farm, in Canterbury. She
Is the daughter, granddaughter and
great-granddaughter of prominent coun-
ty physicians.
Miss Nellie Bloxham, matron Of the
Day Kimball Hospital, Putnam, is en-
tertaining her sisters. Miss Bessie Blox-
ham and Miss Mabel Bloxham of Jersey
City. N. ].
Miss Ellen Wheelock and Mrs. w. II.
Holmes of Mount Vernon, N Y. are
staying at Putnam.
Mrs. Willard Fitch Of New York is
staying at Jewett City.
Miss Marion McCue OF Plainield,
N. j.. has returned home after spending
several weeks at Danielson.
Major Arthur d. MacIntyre of New
York Is spending several days with his
Arthur MacIntyre of Newark, N. J., their
nephew. is spending the week with them.
Talmadge Day has returned to Pei
ham Manor, N. Y, after visiting some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard J.
Beach.
Mrs. Mark Brewster and her daughter
Adelaide Of Brooklyn, N. Y, are guests
OF Mrs. Frank A. Davoll at Liberty Hill.
Adrian Grover and his family re-
turned to Brooklyn to-day after spend
ing their vacation with Mrs. II. p. Lean
ard at Woodstock Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick e. Miller OF
Brooklyn. Conn.,, have been entertaining
Mrs Miller's brother. Ray Martenson,
and his wife and daughter of New York.
Miss Florence Trilch of Brooklyn. ". Y. +:
Theodore Lee Cole and his son, Felix
Cole OF Washington. d. c., and John
Vaughn of Philadelphia are staying at
Brooklyn.
Old Windham town Is now at its best.
and while some of the all summer guests
have departed the new arrivals keep not
only the Inn but many private resi-
dences, farmhouses and cottages well
filled with city folk.
Herbert Smith and his family OF
Brooklyn, N. Y. who have spent the
summer in New London, are staying al
Windham.
guest OF his mother at Windham over
the week end. His son. Kenneth Keeney
is visiting his grandmother for a few
days.
Miss Maude Smith and Miss Heller
Smith left yesterday for Port Chester
NJ Y
DIR. Charles F. North and nephew
Ernest North OF Montclair. ". j., are
staying at the Palmer homestead. Pen.
dieton Hill. Mrs. Julia Boardman and
daughter Juliet and son Harris are soor
TO leave Pendleton Hill for their home In
Montclair.
Gerstman Of New York are visiting Their
aunt. Miss Eva Cohen, at Colchester this
week
Miss Alma Hansen and Miss Louise
Ebrig of Brooklyn are at the Benjamin
cottage.
Harry Hoxie and Miss Marion Murray
of New York are staying at Mystic.
Wilfred Kenyon of Bayside, N. Y Il
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Emory Kenyon. at Rockville
Mrs. p. J. Nagle OF New York is Wis.
fling In willimantic.
William LCnghead of Passaic, ". j.
IL visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
William Longhead. in the Hollow. Stat.
ford Springs.
w. p. Banister OF Brooklyn, Is spend.
ing the week end at Columbia Lake with
his family.
Miss Enid Hawkins. librarian oi
Stevens Institute. Hoboken. ". j.. who
has just returned from two months
trip In Europe Is I'm Columbia.
William II. Schultz Of Brooklyn. N. Y.
spent the week en1 at Leonard Bridge
On his return this week. be will be ac.
companied by Mrs. Schultz. and Mrs
Annie Jones. who have been spending
two weeks at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fl. Race. and theii
son, Junior OF Brooklyn. are visiting a.
North Franklin.
Miss Dorothy Periln Of New York, !,
n guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Curkn OF Mid
dletown.
Clarence Ostergren OF New York. l,
MT MiddietOwn 10 attend the Ostergref