The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-13
WATERING PLACE NOTES.

The season may be said to have fairly opened at
Lake George and there every prospect of its being
very gay and festive one. The Fort William Henry
Hotel, situated on the site Of Fort william Henry,
adjoining Fort George and the old French battle
ground, is now thronged with fashionable visitors,
prominent among whom are:-Ex-Alderman Banks
and family, Thomas Thomas, E. II. owen and family,
William H. Owen and family, John p Nesmith and
family, William B. Taylor and family, James Thom-
son and family, George H. Appleton and family, F.
N. Won Stadd and family, E. II. stephens and family,
A. NJ. Tanning and family, New York; James b.
Craig and family, Brooklyn; Rev. J. Halsted Carroll
and family, New Haven; David Banks, Jr Commo-
dore Of the Atlanta Club, New York; D. T. Charles
and family, Abram Van Vecnten, Albany; Miles
Beach, Mayor Of Troy and family.
Fort William Henry Hotel has excellent accommo-
dations. 1t is furnished in style not surpassed by
any city hotel lighted with gas, and among other
conveniences has telegraph wire connecting with
all the State lines. livery stable is connected with
the hotel and there is abundance Of room for cattle
and carriages. Parties can leave New York at six
O'Clock p. M with horses, &c, and arrive at Lake
George on the succeeding day. The driving distance
from Troy to the lake Is flfty-two miles over good
turnpike road. The steamer Minnehaha makes daily
trips connecting with the boats on Lake Champla q
and the railway TO Saratoga, Troy, Albany and New
York. Lake George is celebrated for Its beautiful
scenery and delicious trout, bass, pickerel, NC.
The Bay View House at Camden, Me-, has been
Thoroughly painted and repaired since last season,
and many additional attractions and comforts have
been added. Only few guests have awaited them.
selves Of its accommodations up to the present. the
following being the latest arryals-Mr. and Mrs. G.
S. May, OF Palmyra; Miss w. II. Schenck and A. w.
Schenck, of Boston; Mr.. A. Hazard of Kingston, Il.
l.; Mr.. A. B. Amy aud A. d. Dyer, Of Boston,
The first hop OF the season at the Continental Hotel,
Long Branch came or on saturday last The follow
ing are among the recent arrivas:-Mrs. Amoal and
maid, Rev. N. 4. Briggs, ]. w. Jones and wife, Miss
Watkins, Miss Jones, D. Wallace, Mrs. Wallace, G. l..
Miller, New YORK; 4. @. Matson, 81. NJ. Tower,
Jersey City; r.. Dymond, Miss X. Dymond,
f. G. Butter, Hrs. Butler, Cincinnati, Ohio;
j. d. Guthrie, Pennsylvania; @. II. Snow, Washing
ton; &. ID. Snow, ainnes0a Mrs. j. G., Hiss NJ. and
Mr.. II. Nunevy, Dayton, Ohio; William McCammon,
Colonel +. Hereford, G. H. Bradford, Cincinnati;
Mrs. L. ID. Eaton, l.. p. Hulburd NJ. IT. Schmidt A.
H. North, l.. Sylvester and wife, J. T. Fisher, g. B.
Lee, Philadelphia; A. Drummond, Newark; A. s.
Allen J. Il. Dunning, Paterson; NJ. Tower, Jersey
City; j. F. OIiara, Utica; G. r. HawIeY, Troy; O.
Strong, Mrs. ana Miss Strong N. l.. Briggs, j. w.
Jones and wife, Miss Watkins and Miss Jones, Bos.
ton; IL. Rowland and family, Philadelphia; A. M.
Viii and family. Vice Consul of Italy at Philadelphia;
H. Il. Doud, Cincinnati; N. A. Supnaise, II. w. Blans
chard ana family, David Wallace and Mrs. David
Wallace New York; II. Dymind and Mrs. Dymind,
Cincinnati. ONO; G. d. snow, Washington, ID. G.
The following Is list Of the latest arrivals at the
Union Hotel. Saratoga-William II. Baily and
family, Mr.. Vanderbilt NJ. j. williamson A. Il. Hell.
mer New York; IL. C.s3ichford Charleston; Juan A.
Yznaga, ID. Vra i. DE Alcayar, Cuba; j. w. Rely.
United States Army; Q. b. Hubble, St Louis 2,
Allen and family, New Orleans; d. c. Lallncott,
Philadelphia; Mr. +. Fairbanks, Vermont; j. W.
Parr and family, Baltimore; J. +. Keen anl family,
Pennsylvania Mr.. Bacon and family, Brooklyn; J.
ID. lngraham and son, New York.