The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-11
SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.


Boston fashonables are preparing for the rush to
swsmpscott.
the Clarendon, Long Branch u already re-
!. p. H. Goetchins win open tie Summit Hill House.
CatsEils, June l.
The White Mountain houses wnl open between
the LIST and 15tn OF June. N
I Bresiin. Purcell Co. VIII open the Grand Union
Hotel at saratogs June I. SID IS 4aena6 rEs
The Atlantic City Reute,o IL to be ruDinto daily
on the opening OF the season.
The Clifton Hotel. Niagara Falls, is open, ana
commands nne view Of the rapids
g the Brighton House, Perth Amboy, VIII be
opened by II. B. Kent In few days. aallnsrs &
Drawing room cars will run through from this
city to the White Mountains this season.
The Sherbourne House is q new candidate for
the patronage OF visitors to Atlantic City.
4 Board az Manchester. VT, can be had in nice
private houses At from s. to $40 per week. a
Fire Island 10 not as It's name would imply,
warm resort. On the contrary 1t is cool spot.
The residence OF George w. Fearing. or this city,
IT Newport, Ia nearly completed and will be occu-
pied this season. nG Ea Dnss.s
In view Of the boating Juror young ladies' who
60 to Saratoga this season should take their
"skuls" with them
All The hotel clerks are practising or the re-
Spouse ''Besticando." as to be ready for guests
who are dissatisfied with their room assignments.
railroad from Ticonderoga to the foot OF Lake
George is to be built and run in connection with
the steamers on Lake Champlain and Lake George.
the FTeemams Journal suggests that those New
Workers who have not been there, and who desire
quiet and healthlnl summer resort, make q trial
OF Cooperstown.
Bachelors take notice. White Sulphur Springs
va, is noted for bringing together souls with but
single thought; but o local paper significantly
says, mo Yankees need apply" sf ad4 a
Thirty-nine excursions have been arranged so
far over the West Jersey road Tor the coming Cape
May season, which Is largely IN excess OF the num-
| Der up to the same time last year.
Schffngs orchestra will supply the music At the
Palisades Mountain House, the Park House, Sum-
init, N. j.; the Manson House, Long Branch, and
the Palmer House, Nyack, this season. 2e
The Grand Hotel, White sulphur Springs, Va,
has been leased by New Yorker, who says he ia
determined to make 1.-The thing pay" No one
d0nbts the facility New Workers. have for this sort
OF business. f lf4 rer NsnftI,
The cost Of the new Cooperstown hotel the Fen.
| more House, was 100000. 1t VIII divide the
patronage with Messrs. Coleman 4 Maxwell, the
popular proprletors OF the Cooper House. The
| manager Is James Runyan. late Of the st. Cloud,
New York. - ses6 E.Sf.t.
| Horace Waters and family, No. 126 Pierrepont
street, Brooklyn; jeremiah Skidmore, No. rs Park
avenue; Charles Kolstead, No. 40 East Twenty mrs,
street; W. J. Appleton and family, Thomas y. Davis
and family, have made arrangements to spend the
summer at Palisades Mountain House, Englewood,
| on the Hudson.
The Highland House, Garrson's, on the Hudson,
opens June with A. 3. Graves and family, No. %
West Thirteenth street; J. E. Read and family, No
70 East Thirty-iourth street; A. b. Whetmore and
| family No. "a West Twenty-fourtn street; Mr..
Wetherbee and family, OF the Windsor Hotel and
Mrs. A. Aivord and daughter among the guests.
Tue Manchester (vt) Journal says that the
much.talked.of tourists line from New York vic
Troy, Bennington, Manchester, Rutland. Mont
pelier, &C., through the Green Mountains to the
White Mountains, will, II carried out as proposed
produce q large increase OF business to the rail
roads, and be the most popular pleasure route ii
this country. in Maa 4b#a 4 Ie4t te.4
Among those who nave engaged rooms at tn
Cooper House, Cooperstown. for this season ar
B. +. Phlnney and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Olcott an
family, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Q. Work, Twenty-thir
street; e. q. Fahbrl and family, q. p. Fabbri, an
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Curillo and family, Mrs
John Bonner and family, MRS. Randall and Mis-
Randall. Mr. Loomis White and family, MRS. Thee
dore Dwight and family, Mrs. Ward and family, o
Forty-seventh street; MIS- T. W. Osborn and Fam
! lily, Mrs. General McKeever ana family, Rev. DR.
Cook (of St. Bartholomews church and family. al
OF New York; P. Ten Eyck and family and Hon
A. Bleecker Banks, OF Albany; Misses Thompson,
E. = CLARK, J. O. CLIFFORD and family and Miss Ire
vor, OF Philadelphia. SILL