The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-24
Our Sharon Springs COrrespoudencs.
EiDEiDos Hocrn, sHAsox ernSos, July "A, 1887.

Oar UharUn Springs Correspondence.
EIDxsDos Housn, sHAnu eynsos, July "a, 1897.
inaU~ IN a< Sssso~-Impwvve~ess Since Laa Pear
- ANatesw Cbwc~ts-Balh, 30 d.
After . round Of the fashionable watering places,
return with renewed pleasure 70 shAs charming SPOT which
aer repeated visits seems only To gain upon me The more
Here iavads DESTROYS Of fading pure mountain air. good
living, and quiet but agreeable society viii meet win
those oeemms In perfection. Fast people however, wiz
room discover that sy are out Of their element Sharon,
for with the exception Of oocasioaA outbreak of snoo
bshnees at what s called tho fashionable house the gene
tone of tho place Is Of The most unpresendag and
sociable character.
Although owing tho hotels being pr.nci nal in tho
hands of family connection Sharon cannot be SAID
70 be emineniy progressive, nnd some few evidences
OF Improvement in tho general appearance Of the place
since The old Spfing Hoase mas been pailed
down a tine building under the same denomina~
ton erected place The grounds leading " tue pra-
an, csrpeDtsrs are busy oompe og sort OF o-
raeoDs temple structure over the sulphur spring Owing
to curious cro.ches on the part OF the proprietor the
new ection will be rendered much less and
attractive the old square shed thai formerly covered
it, He has abolished the seats which surrounded the lat
.er from the that hey afforded many facilities 70
the of the negnborhood 70 rub their skirts 70 those
OF the aYisocracy" Ana so because few smart
" dressed ami pretty country girls hoir beaux ell
bowed a. rare intervals the flaming daughters Of dry
goods men &rd Wall street brokers, the iavaids Who
,hropg hire are to be deprved OF heir favore res!ng
The intere,t aad pcturesQuepess OF the groups
The has been late here, well ~ n the oher
watering places. Until about ten days since the hots6
entirely npty; but they are nov dhng ra
pdly by the OF the week they will probably not
be lar short their usual Amongst the prom
nent persons at the Eldrdse House are Lamar, OF
Georgia; W. Stewart OF Mobile; G. Rice OF Worcester;
Hon aac Davis do Erastas Corning, Albany; John r.
Latte, Philadelphia Mann, Jr, New York, and their
families recognize but few OF the old faces that
here last season, and but Phadeiphian the Bos-
onmns, however, muster pretty strong ard comprise
rome Of haDdsomest and most accom- ,hshei lady
guests We can, ASSURE you. get amateur concsrt
short notice, which " not easily 10 be rlvaled at
Apropos Of concere, an amateur affair OF this sort
OIL ast night at the Pasinon for q chart
ty benefit, and highly successful rho
princla singers Miss Read, OF Philadelphia,
a taeI ted and accomplished girl, who wins all hearts by
the modeay and amabiy her bearing; senior Bieno,
Of Havana who would do honor q the boards
of any lyric st,ge, and NJ Abee, French gentleman,
who sings vaudeville titles with effect shich IVA
him be old hdttte Of the Opera Comque Mas Read
hemed with an snche OF bouquets for tho
manner Which she acquitted aerseltin several didcuh
operac peces and Senior Buen0s Efforts were also greet
with tumutuous applause IL IL rarely that one has
Of hearing such excellent private singers
omi. notice the perform Of Miss Gantn
the pianofore, which marked by exquisite taste
and great bi ilancy OF execution The general accompa
nmens BY Mr. Chase the same nHtru nent we're also
excellent
Considerable additions have been made 10 the Edridge
H0use hast The grounds have been enlarged
and two fine billiard tables and bowling alley added 70
It's smusemenis
There sfome talk OF Tbalbergs coming here AFTER hts
Saraogs next week Az Yet ,bero have been
hut hops any There dancing, sever,
nigf tly in most OF the hotels