Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-26
THE SEASIDE AND SPRINGS.
From the GEaPhic.

place lor salamanuer-rlre
Island.
1t is intensely fashionable to call
1t Lung Branch.
Sharon declares that it resembles
Ems. Ems objects.
Spa-ing matches at Saratoga
Springs are quite common.
The proprietors of the West Point
hotels r all COZZens.
Thirty of the Newport cottages
are domiciled for the season.
Imitators of the red men of the
forest are lowering about Niagara.
Cornwall has at this early date
300 New Workers, and more coming.
Cape May will get up a yacht-race
in July by. way of a small magnet.
Photographers caravans are NOV
ing in the direction of Long Branch.
Matches are made every season
at the Virginia White Sulphur
Springs.
"Made-up bathing dresses for
ladies' are advertised. Significant
fact.
As a rule the rates for board
everywhere are cheaper this year
than last.
1t is ordinarily dull at the Della.
ware Water Gap, and people there
gap most of the time.
Fashionable Bostonians are begin
ming to assemble at Swampscott,
where the beach is fine, and the
scandal fearful.
Deal, a-charming little place south
of the Branch, is a great favorite
with Quaker City folk desiring to be
isolated. .
Yonkers has a summer resort ho-
tel called the Peabody. George did
not endOw it, however, to any great
extent.
Adirondack tours will be quite the
thing this year. Wear your old
clothes, take very little luggage,a and
enjoy yourself,
Lake Mahopac-a charming
place-has every reason to expect
that its season will be eminently
successful, financially and socially.
Newport never looked SO fresh,
bright and beautiful as now. The
"velvet lawns'' so much talked
about are now in splendid condition.
One of the prettiest places on the
Hudson is Newburg, and yet there
is not q hotel there worthy of the
name since the Powelton was
burned.
Many an engagement at the sea-
side has been broken off, in con-
sequence Of Romeo's disgust at the
sight of Juliet coming out of the
surf.
By the end Of this week all the
Saratoga caravansaries will be open.
There is no reason why the season
there should not be "brilliantly sue
cessfu!."
They have q fine Beach at the
Catskill Mountain House. His
name is Charles, and he has been
proprietor of the establishment ever
since the flood.
The literary swells of Boston will
be found in all their glory next
month amid the Thousand Isles.
Hotel accommodations thereabouts
are very good.
You can get fresh air, chills and
fever, and jaundice on the south
shore of Staten Island. The pay-
ment of money will, as usual, secure
a choice of all.
At the Overlook Mountain House
guests are expected to overlook any
want of attention on the part of the
servants in addition 20 the surroun-
ding country.
Nohlemen real or pretended
will be looked upon with suspicion
at Cape May until the color of their
money is a~scertalned. That "Lordr
Massey and Belden affair shook con-
fidence in royalty very much.
the many little hooks and corners
in Vermont promise to be as well
patronized by "city folk" as of yore.
1t is considered quite aristocratic to
hide yourself i'm some little board.
ing house Whereabouts where rates
are low. .
Lake George and White Noun
tain stage drivers have q fresh SUD-
Ply Of startling stories committed
to memory for the benefit of the
crednlous and unsophisticated pas
sengers they expect to carry during
the summer months. BY all means
sit on top and listen to them.
That overdressed swell with AL.
pine hat and eye-glass on right OBJ
tic, who sits on top Of the Concord
coach going up to Lake George, and
bumps his empty head against every
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