Putnam patriot., 1926-07-02
Al Inc Bon.Grosvenor Inn

Commander and Mrs. Clement Bid dle of Philadelphia stopped for lunch en Tuesday as they motored through to York Harbor.
 The number of new arrivals Is in ereasing daily, and the Inn limousine has made several trips to nearby cit ies this week for summer visitors. Miss Louise Gladding had it meet her in Pawtuxet this morning. She Will be at the Orchard cottage until Sep tember 1st, and Miss A. F.. Johnson of Providence will join her for the month of August. Mrs. William Pierce of Providence has engaged the motor to meet her tomorrow. She will remain at the South cottage for several weeks.
 Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Blodgett of New York have arrived for the season at the South cottage.
 Among the luncheon guests on Thursday were Dr. and Mrs. T. Mor- ris Murray and their three daughters, Mrs. Ross Whistler and the Misses Nancy and Rosamond Murray.
 Mir. and Mrs. George F. Miles. who are remaining at the Inn for the sum- mer, have moved from their apart ment in the South cottage to one in the Orchard cottage.
 Mrs. Loren c. Dubois of Boston, who arrived early in spring, left on Wednesday, for York Harbor for the months of July and August. She will return to the Inn in September to stay for several weeks.
 Mrs. Joseph C. Hoppin had as her dinner guests Tuesday evening, Mrs. John J. Whitehead, Sr., and Mir. John J. Whitehead, Jr.
 Miss Harriet Harris entertained Miss Anna Gleason and Mr. Charles F. Swain at dinner Tuesday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. John B. NcTaggart of Boston, who have spent the greater part of the winter abroad, have ar rived ut the Olive Cottage.
 ar. and Mrs. John D. Campbell started early Monday morning for ogunquit, Me, stopping for several days in Boston. They will be away for the month of July.
 Rev and Mrs. N. George Thomp- son are expected from New York to- morrow to be at the Olive cottage throughout the months Of July and August.
 Mrs. John Coleman and Dr. Warren Coleman of New York have arrived at the Middlebrook for their usual summer and autumn visit.
 Mir. James Ridgeway Poor of Bos- ton, who was a frequent visitor Tn Pomfret several years ago, is arriving with a party of friends this afternoon to spend the weekend at the Main House.
 Judge Samuel Utley and Mrs. Arm strong are arriving from Worcester this afternoon for two months stay at the Main House.
 Mrs. William Bradford had her nephew, MT. Arthur Thomas of Proyi- denee. as her guest during the past weekend.
 Mrs. J. C. League and Miss Mary Taylor completed their visit at the North cottage this week and have re- turned to Briarcliff Manor, New York. Mrs. Leagues granddaughter, Mrs. Charles Gray. and little son will not leave uatil after the Fourth, and Mir. Gray will join them today for the holidays.
 Mrs. C. J. Cole and Miss Sara B. Huntington arrived by motor from Hartford Thursday and are in resi- dence in the Main House for stay of several weeks.
 Among the arrivals yesterday were Miss Mary Bracket of Brooklyn, N. l., her sister, Mrs. A. s. Carver, Of Worcester, and Miss Caroline Callen- der of Brookline, Mass. They are all at the Middlebrook to stay for the summer and autumn.
 Mr. William Studley will come from Providence today to spend the week