New-York tribune., 1874-06-22

| and family from Boston. From Philadelphia, wibiam
Hanps H. b Houston Ms te, Le and NJ Heller with
their families also Mrs StrawDrfd9r and daugbter; ~
%as.o1 sS aSd parfy. M FROM Charleston c. j.
stosisard and family. Near to the bowling sey ,nsro
.ne ho nars mnc6 attention TO TIE scenery Of
the mountains and hss grcat variety OF views sons
this entire section Of country Many painters have vs
f fbe as seenss have rested Mr. Dsrey for
years More recently tne marine painter sanoS
Hamilton, has freqaenied the place.
SMALLER HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
The other hotels in the vicinity smaller but whole
some, and nearly all command singuary nne view"
The Mountain House Theodore Hiuser. proprietor
stands at the foot Of slnst H, by the road ieadns
from the hill II has four summers out no
copvsneuces have been too limited. Alterations sno
engagements have therefore been tDade THIS spns
few Of the old rooms have outgroTn their o.s, @ ad
giving place 10 eleven new apartments. lsesc m. AZ.
freshly furnished and OF eomiort,ole SIZE. 80 c
have yet been finally engaged; The msnagrr- renom
rooms, but have never hacked guests when ths
house was opened About eighty can Dc aeon nouaa.
this Summer, twice Last years quota Tne terms are
r6e B1ainerd House is further down toward the val.
ley anI yet upon high ground, IN the village proper.
Thomas Brodhead is proprietor, another on tne
family which has been Identified whh the Nsr Usy n
twenty. Mrs and Miss Bardett from New, YORK simnei
schaber and family from Philadelphia. and Mrs A. Il
Armes and friend from wsshin VIII spend the sea-
son here. The terms are 90 70 so per week ,,o-
The GlenwO0d House, OF whicn samuel asop - Pr
prietor spoken Of Iaker house and the family 70
OF that enolnaton Ii is situated west Of the village,
on high ground. half mile from the depot II s OK
IL increased by largeraddon three years aeo'
and now accommodates 100 IL Is tnreestory mansard
with rooms: The upper piazza : In DIVISIONS one
opening Of each room Attached to the place are ~
OF farm and woodland, and vegetables are 1ur
nshed fresh from the garden. The dining room rs au
ply large and coOland the kitchen s building Dy tsen
much PRIDE his stable, and claims for the water Gap
the best driving horses In the country Albert kelley
and I. A. McCreary from New York, and Charles l..
Green Of Trenton, with their families, are among tne
promised guests besides several families from rna mia
delphis. few rooms are vacant. The drnkns "aest
is obtained from spring, and fountain Ia tbe yaId
sparkles the sunlight. Tue terms are VA 70 No per
The River Farm House of E. T. crOasdae 1, half mile
north OF the village heestoIy stone souse' "1
The Anaomink House. James Bell proprietor rs .
toursory stone house at E1perlnens ' rnaS Ne %
part OF this house built IN 1910 ana was Two stories
In twenty-five feet added, and egnt years ago
whole topped with two more stories Last year
30 by 40 three-story wing Was added and over esLy
sents have been made this season on grounds soms
unsghtly buildings having been removed. . new toaa
sIone 70 the river graded and sown with lawn grsss
The lower porch is TO he wldeneo ana o'ner cnanss
made. Mr. Bell has 81 acres OF laDd nye Oh when lof
the garden where he raises quantity Of vegetables and
fruit. Fourteen rooms are already nled. among .no
guests are H. G. Dowey and family from New-f0,kj
John B. Watson, Mrs. Lahourcade Mrs o. Ii. Ma.spy
Mr. Edwards, II. Boyer, aud E II kmDail, VIII s Sn.t
York reach this place they get % the tho
Water Gap. THIS being catch station ana tle ONCE ~
The Cataract House, kept by Mrs Jona Zmmerman'
is three story frame building, y miles from the uaP
with for 60. The Brancnyllle House. simeon
Myers proprietor is a tYOstOry frame building, t"i
miles from the Gap. with place for S THIS was trans
formed from a farmhouse into a 0oardlnghous ohy
last year, when several rooms were added butternlA
Falls House Z iward Yelter proprietor, nearly threa
miles from the Gap, is a twO-story frame ouIulnR Az
these houses the terms are 81 TO sl2 per week Ihe
Wesley Water Cure little distance RON the Anaiomlhk
House, built last season by Drs Hurd aud fOeF,
formerly OF Danville, Conn. and VIII ACCOMMODATE
about 40 in vads The terms ~ TO so per week.
HI ghland Dell House IL situated III sdperO deli
from which it takes IL ane, on hlSh grouho, IA Iui
OF OF the most inspiring distant scenery J.
F. Fulke is the proprietor The house has accom- Doda-
uons c. rooms, all neatly furnished s iOur
stories high and Is surrounded by forest Trees III =
miles from the StroudsOurg depot on the same lhe OF
railroad As the Water Gap, with three ualns 70 anu
from New-York and Philadelphia, and two mails Nearly
all the rooms are taken for July aud August Among
the guests will John J. Little Mrs. d. l. Ray, anu
Morris l. King, with their families from Sew-fOrki
Mr. Hill President North American Life Insurance Coz
lanes A. Grace James II. HDbs, Mr.. cGddards Chsiies
" Chllds. Thomas j. Levlck, aud Clement H. oer Win
their families. from Philadelphia, and Henry u har'ey
aud family from Baltimore. More appheaiOhs were re-
ceved from NewYOrk but not uuu the rooms were en-
gagged. The terms are sl2 To SIS per week CnaIies
FOulke has room for about thirty IN homeihe mouse
near at hand where there are a few vacancies. Az
sruuds Centre tie etroudsDurg House If tae 1rses
from transient customers receives auo-s
thirty city guests. It's terms are y to sl2 per week.