Putnam patriot., 1926-08-20

. Has Enjoyed Summer of Exreptionai i. Activity aueh Entertaining affHr summer af aaaaHtsd aetiv- te plans for the September and Oe- tabef seazou at the Ben G-o-veror Inn P1mfret. ara rapidly being ron- -ieted It promises t1 b. a eeaaen af marked briiianev Eat only will all in raftaeer be filled O capacity. but f wiii he necessary t3 bring into re- quisItion most Of the buildings of che newly acquired Masbamoquet proper at The Olive cottage. Mrs. William Rirnag Mre Grervilie Rrewn. Mic kaHta Rhode lf Providence. and Miss Fanny THrnbuil. of Baltimore. who
 have spent the summer in P0mfret.
 sesil continue throughout the autumn.
 He Hi#Fs Adelaide and Evelyn
 White. aH their way from Bar Harbor
 e New York. are coming for the
 month of October Hr and Mrs John
 E MaetaRgart of Boston. Who have
 teeH here since their retHra from
 fannss. France in June will remain.
 Nrs hrsaks Brown and her daughter.
 Ms Elaie Brown af Rye. S F.. af-
 fer a summer at Checoraa Y F will
 return e complete their charming pis-
 5t If tne spring to remain for the
 greater part of the winter as well ag
 inc autumn
 There will he at the Orchard cottage
 Mir. and Mrs George Miles. who have
 made this cottage their summer home.
 Mrs Miles health not permitting her
 to open Gladwyu Mrs Robert F.
 Clark. at present at RoWisev Derby
 shire England Mir Charles Coster.
 ef Newport; Mrs Charles Davis Of
 Boston and Nahant. Mrg Henry Sam
 ford 9f New York. Mrs Edward E. Haven, Of Boston. Miss Pauline Town
 send. now at Columbia cottage. Bar Barbor: Mrs. John Heard of Boston. who is now visiting friends at Stock bridge. Mass.
 Al the South Cottage
 The south cottage will house Mfr. and Mrs Lewis Quintin Janes. of New rorf: Mrs Gilliat Otis. of Dinard France; the Misses Alice and Mary Van Bibber. of Baltimore. who have their summer home af Alstrad Centre. Y II Mrs Warner J Steele and her sister Niss MeGrea af Philadelphia. n0w at York Harbar Miss Bertha Lu- eas 4f Balt.mare. who wiIl leave tho Yorkshire Inn at York Hstbor carly "a sepfamber d and Nrs Emerson I Ber aH r=HirH from North Haven. Hj ur prHela Mitchell who has .eze at tha saHfh e1ttaFs during the H#ef months
 Af F MHa House sill ha faaud fif i5H Jarkzan and Nfs Mont eHmefE NHleax. If B0 t6n. at present lee e=tt#-e. Har Hfafbor Mrs loren C hHBoiz af Boston Wh8 ar fiHH H#fI# fram fhe Narsh hall House. fuk Hafher Mir. and Mrs. S. Bert ram Richard of Philadelphia who aHe tHEue 3f kevratc. Rar Harbor; Nrs Frank Martin of Providence. who Is making long stay dating from May. Mrs William stndlev and little daughter Miss Jane. who will be with Mrs Martin the greater part of the autumn; Nrs William Watson. of Philadelphia and Jamestown. who will remain until late in winter: Mr. and Nrs. Joseph Goodwin of Philadelphia. who will come from the Yorkshire lnn York Iiarhor: Miss Anna Thom- as. uf Boston. returning from year I abroad Mir Robert T Narnum. who has ucHt the simmer months and will s remain uutil late autumn
 Fh" Nti3lebraok will sheier Nr l and Mir Frederick Brooks who have been travelling in Europe since earlv T the nring Mr and Mrs Winfield
 seutt lleNt If New York Mir and
 Mrs J Henry purdv after snendiur August at he Manier Riehelira. Mur.
 rar Bae Canada Mr Hni Nr- Hugh
 Cotton from Inc npGreroire Bar
 Hathur ond the Misses Helen and
 Elsa Mckeevrr. returning soon from
 q winter and spring n Europe Nr and Nrs Horace B Clark. of 4 Hartford @ill remain af thl Narth T cottage which fhrF occupy exclusive. 4 ly. Hutil the late autumn
 Visitors This Week
 4 Amqne thlse at Inc PaesaHaFe wll x he Nr Robert K Snow and Alr Pic N rrr 6f Boston. coming fram Parker sttaeg Bar Barhor after 5u lhseHra at some years the NssG. EIudIav If \ lhuFmatu Penua N Pauline D. a krFs nf NeW York. and Nr Robert Nates af Porto Rico so Wen suaWa t6 I Pemfrcf rl1ple Ms Riggs having re- gently purchased the Tyrone farm house ta develop it into beautiful country estate
 Mis- Abbey Johnson entertained
 scveral friends at delightful tea on Monday afternoon af the Stratton Shnppe. Thompson. Her guests were Miss Fanny Turnhull. Miss Mary Woodberry. Miss Jeanne Robinson. Miss Louise Gladding. and Miss Elm ma r Bradford
 The Misses Sara and Ursula Gros- venor sisters of the late Rev Dr Will liam Grosvener for many years rec for of the Church of the Incarnation Madison avenue and afterward Dean 1f the Cathedral nf St John the Di- vine. of MorniHesidc Heights. are suoudiur tho late summer at the Man House Miss Ursula has lately re | tHrned from Italy. where she and her sister recently purchased 8 house in I Florence making it their home Nrs john Coleman and pr War l fau Coleman entertained at dinner l Ve-ferd8x Their guest4 were Mrs. 1 Ieouard SWain. Mr Charles F Swain \ and Mrs Swair's brother Nr Vernon