The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-13
SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.

CObLdec Nv cape may.
The Alburg Spring House and Franklin House,
Highgate Springs, VT, are open.
You may naturally expect to find the spice OF
life at the Variety Springs, Virginia.
Hugh Hastings Will occupy his cottage at Mon
mouth, near Long Branch, this summer.
Hampton Roads has resort called "Vue de
PEau' that Is largely patronzed this season.
Hampton. N H., has made great preparations
for but as yet has been honored by few visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob Aston leave for Newport
in few days and Will occupy their cottage there.
The Albany Academy Cadets made an excursion
to Saratoga last Sunday, ana pu, up at the Claren
don.
Mrs. Hamilton Fish and family took possession
OF their country seat at Garrs0ns, N Y, last
week.
MI. and Mrs. A. T. Stewart and Commodore
Vanderbilt and family leave town for Saratoga this
week.
Oscar Coles, Mayor of Aiken, 8. G., will spend
the summer at Saratoga, where he has already ar
rived.
The West End Hotel Is still carpetless, yet grea.
preparations are being made for the reception OF
guests.
"rhe Boar's Head" Is the name OF q Hampton
Beach Hotel, which is probably celebrated TOR its
'bores."
Mr.. and Mis-. Levi P. Morton, OF Fifth av.
enue, leave town this week for their residence at
Newport.
Mr.. Fletcher Harper ana family, of West
Twenty second street. viii spend the summer at
Tarrytown.
At Brandywine Springs Maryland, they take it
between sherry and champagne and it is called the
"thlrd turn"
The boats between this city and Sandy Hook, to
connect with the rail for Long Branch this year,
are the Jane Mosely and River Belle.
The accomplished wife ana daughter of Americas
favorite General, sherman, will probably spend
a part OF the summer at St. Adams.
Pleasant Gardens, Mcdowell county, North Caro-
lima, was once a noted resort; but as 1t is near
Bald Mountain, few win patronize 1t this year.
Mrs. Dr. Bedford and family including ex-Judge
Cunning D. Bedford, have engaged rooms at the
, Cooper House, Cooperstown, N.Y., for the sum-
mer.
General Elijah Ward and family have left theiI
residence on Fifth avenue. and gone to their coun-
try homo, Locust Knoll, Roslyn, L. L. for the sum-
! mer
The Sentinel states that all the hotels now open
at Saratoga "are dong fine business, and we
pleased to recognize the familiar faces OF many
visitants former years once more In streets
The woman who ought to be queen OF Cape May,
we learn from the Ware, attends her garden, cooks
for the farm hands, does the h0usework, keeps
four children in good order and gives music les
sons in the afternoons"
Or Putin Bay, Lake Superior, writer says
"The objects and clements for the boat gun and
rod are ineXhaustble. Plateaus for games con-
servatories for 1irting halls Tor dancing and re-
freshments are there in plenitude."
Among the guests already arrived at the Ocean
House, Long Branch, and not previously announced,
ara Health commissioner c. +. Chandler and wife,
I've Cron 4 nran nd fhair for 1iao
P. Cook and wife, and H. Fl. Ireland, How and son,
OF this city; f. Coon and wife, c. d. Partridge and
wife, and A. Baker and sisters, OF Philadelphia; I.
d. Haskell, OF Maine; q. J. Hurbut, of Chicago !;
H. p. Jessup oil Boston; Z. b. Butterfeld, OF
Detroit, and Mrs. r. T. Carrington OF Oswego.
or North Conway, N. H., q correspondent says
"Twenty guests passed sunday at the Kiarsarge
House, at North Conway, and were treated to .
rousing thunder gust at shutdown and glorious
weather the rest OF the time. Trout are drug
there. The Thompsons are ready for the season,
and are raising no end OF vegetables ana milk for
summer consumption. Griddle cakes assail the
sense ana maple syrup putSon Its amber anu
ence OF glory. The streams are full, and dance,
laugh and prsttle like Carroll county democrats
since the change in New Hampshire politics."
The manager or the White Sulphur Springs
Greenbrier county. W. Va, can claim originality
If nothing else. His map OF the Springs, done up
in the finest green just received by US, is well cal
culated to attract the verdant who find shady
walks and abrupt turns marked in most sugges-
tive manner. Entering Lovers Walk" the lovers
soon take turn by the left hank into the walk
marked "Hesitancy," from which there is no exit.
They must then make oetour Of half mile into
Louisiana row, from which they can enter the
acceptance way TO Paradise" At the end OF the
latter they can turn to the right into rejection
avenue" where the victim receives his dismissal
to the left, through "Courtship Maze" to
"Lovers' Rest" where he can be accepted. and
after kissing. pass through Lovers Walk" to
Lovers Leap" from which 1t is supposed the
victim will take his final plunge into matrimony
and abandon the White Sulphur for something
worse.
MUSIC IN THE PARK