New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

whole width and nearly the length Of tls wing and WI
seat 2o persons Inc rpof bsr SEES aud light
chamber sets The only ooTliheaies bonf ~, e. MIRO
duce a soda fountain. Here also is the enAipp,on %
croquet ground, almost the only ,p SPoa ,oo,a
for TWENTY-FIVE horses which small luxury IN tnr-e
parts THIS is Mr. Johnsons nrst experience on me HE
but his acqua nance business. and tine success
he has attained, insure the popularity of the Auaauo
House Among the guests expected or already here are
from II Louis the Rev J. Clizbe from Newark valley.
r. r. Hills. II. =. Men, and b. Gage Barry from New
York Dr. Goodrich Controller OF Connecticut aud Other
old patrons with their families aiao W. l. BiseoN'
VINO has stopped here IS successiye seasons. -
Fory-tnree years ago the rst par OF the Watch II III
House was built, anu that a very small part 9f the
Gus times. and wing OF i'o reet IN Leng a',u TI.
wear, OF winch fun particulars were Riven IN lhs
TRIBUNE the tlme THIS occupies the hlsHsss srpue
thar has yet been bullt upon anI eolnaas % t-s .r
view of land and water. IL VIII accOmnodah 10 prl
sons and the rooms furnished WITH oak ana Nainu.
sets, generous clothes spressss anu a. ns - Vs .
upon The dining hail IN the pew "ihR - 20 ~
feet, has a very high ceiling, and VII seat 80 &c,
piazza frou each ioor around three sides 'ur
nishng shade snd convenient evening resting pisoe,
and along east beach. croquet sst anh -NlIs
provide outdoor amusement near the house. Mihets
time between this and the Ltrkin house ia one g Oh
which there music and dancing every evsnlng ine
pOst-ofice OF the settlement s here" Ihe proprletl'
Mr. A. L. Hall, who has been here two former ShnHers,
takes specia PRIDE IL the quality ana Mtendano" ~ n'
The terms s2l per week, or - 80 per day DaVd a.
Wells OF Norwich. aud :. W kueeyas OF NeW-lOrA Win
OTHER HOUSES.
The Ocean House. George NJ. Nash proprietor, has the
most easterly position Of the several hotels, ana IL
nearest II IL also the solitary one that has
coat Of drab. II Of three stories with mansari roof
and with a piazza l2 feet wide from two floors aud
upon three SIDES and has for 100 persons Ike
some or the Others IL - slctiy einpeian1e iouse'
Mr. Nash was former owner Oi lie Waicn Hill HOUSE.
built THIS seven years since Belonging Win IL
are II acres, when BOAST shi sardeh !. Noa,a , o %
difficult mud better location on the nm ta ihal Ol
the Ocean House Twenty-one dollars per week Is tue
price OF board IN that 0Lc person lOhoPoIzs
u room, s25. Among the regular guests VINO are *
pec,ed are the Hon j. V L. Pruyn, the Hon Ira Harris
and L. NJ Palmer from Albany, ana j. j. Beldeh from
Syracuse, With their families
The PlimptOn s close by the bay On he west part OF
the Hill, square house, with Nat rOoI ana
cupoia, two pazAs on the south aud west SIDES ~ hIs
capacity, with the cottages adacent, io ~ "a. s's =,
Was oulu ~ - & ,',na ~ le,t @r M, fbe be.r custom
aud receiving the highest praise A = PinptOn II stu
proprietor aud from present appetdhcss - hot iAey
TO diminish his care III its management Ine ~, -
outside tine main house. IN when atler there are no
fires. The billiard room ana BARRIERS spop Are anl'.
cent to the office aud croqaft GROUND ne a,S 51. a.
and the steamer Belle makes the TRIP 20 ana iroh
Westerly twice every day or tine accom- uodaon Of the
guests o the Dixon House there, and the Ppton nere
both being under the same mauagemeEt. Among tue
visitors vino nd longer or shorter time every
summer are j. d. Laying. PrrsDurgu; DR.. sargent. Wor
cester, the Rev. William A. sniyeley, BrookSn C4Sre-
Gen A. : Cassidy New York; W. Iilhnghast, Albany
j. W. Potts, Albany; William Z. HuichinGs. Hartford
William ;. Foster POughkeepse Charles /. Greene,
New-York The price OF board per week Is s2l
Tue Bay View, also on the shore OF the Bay IS .the
property OF ". L. Nash Il Is Tour stories hlgh, Win
rooms FOR nfy. Itwas Duit IN 1870 Terms s5 10 eli
william H. Hale an .aruly t.om srrih-nea s'Op nere.
Nathan Nash. another OF ths family Of hshernen' Is
proprietor OF the Nariasdasett. alongside tue last
named. The rs part Of tus house Wac Ddt 10 years
ago. and enlarged IN $50 10 ls pre,eht cAbdc.y OF
seventy Tnis occupies spot nearer the Bay han any
other and nas l. acres oi iand Among the guests are
J0nn l. Van Ltten, hngstou y. Il Dt NHI,e Nr"-
York City, ana Mr. Porter, Niagara FAILS, Win lAeF
The Dickens House. Henry Di keus proprietor the
smallest OF tins bunch II houses IN the bay, accoinmo
dating IS persons. L has 1eea used or noarAs -Ir 20
years. and na. small garden patch hourlshlng WIN
irult trees and vegetables.
MEANS OF APPROACH TO WATCH HILL
The facilities for reaching Watch HUI are all thai
could be asked Three daily trains come 10 ,onington
from New-York. also night ana day boat. the later
leav ng Pier North River at y and the foot OF
Twenty-third-st. East RIVER at l p m arriving al
stonlngton Al D. ID. Watch H.u steamer meets each
OF the trains anu boats, ana anus passehgets al ne
Hin half hour later The steamer EI% as"
afording pleasant trip Tor visitors .h fr"n
THIS stops at stonngiOn EOus and COMING. IleIe
always large number OF sdbolts a. thr III! 1d AZ
stOungtOn, carrying from i've q forty persons, for
sail and for i>hing Experienced sailors nave cnarSe
OF them. who DO considerable business during lac sum
mer. some OF the smaller ones nc,unG -everg hundred
dollars 10 single season. The rowing ana fishing aEd
cunning all attended with The nSppics' seoa.t-
sTONINGToN.
The wadawanucl House. ston!ngtOn, Conn. for the
seventh year under the propretorsnp OF W. Mason OF
means OF Il tons OF white Lead the whole exterior hav
ing been repainted Il ia the center OF square
OF 800 feet highest position in the town yet IN the
midst o. village. IL Is three story ana Das n'h1
house 2Ol feet trout with large, weutnisicd roo1s
IL was opened Oh the 22d or june aud WIN b1-h,ri
prospects than ever before az tle same , part -,
the season. More families had rooms rugt,'d
the middle OF Juuo !aah usl1, ".,ro.sH bo,s, ,I.,
was rll last year by July aud Will be bied on the
10Th this Most Of tie guests are Rom ~" lok
81 N rler 1.k
per week. Among the number oi t.ils year. F.sh'.s
viii he G. p Dxon and Mr.. Nrsbtt II IN N-yYOrK. and
Mr. Muiett TIC Washington aFcAItcct' "4lA 'Ae I'Ail
seven lighthouses are from the upper stories Of
the uouse Block Island, 25 miles away, and 'l"ntaIA
Point. distance % "a Aisr, Nlc .ic N," ny Nv NV
country is Foy stibarniu- tie guest 20 70 t-e
head OF tue b4y auu steamer belonging 10 the hot.
plies between stouugiou and WateA III! d2-P .or '-e
sake Of tue u.tJdthilg
WESTERLY.
This IS no. noted asInl-r resort Il Is 100 near
the ocean to le country reta,, aaG TOO .l Ja 10 70
be favored by the lovers OF tie although ou,
miles IN the interior aud connected by two daily
steamers with tic sand and bathing OF W-tc1 HAL
Generally speaking L. supposed 20 be warm place
,houd ma little dlticul,y IN naming v1iipl~ exceed
iugly warm localities 10 Which tourists hJcE A. u theI
brr.s Whatever affections % Tie place there nav Dr
As "A resting spOt for two months. ~ z" J. one con
wucu was douDue0sn 'ldra 10 attrlti peopf
HOUSE. which IS 10 some time lAty 20 be kno IL
cost great deal Oi money auu PAD very little ui u uacA
A. Wa but by Babc0cK ald IJfe. anu is said 10 have
cos NOT far FRO. -J51Ju IAc tvwl was 200 email fus
tie hotel or the hotei too arge for tne fo"n but
winch ever way you put it. tae town had the piior rlIht
Ia eX ! and ugAt not 10 be J4a4oI n 10 - not ol ri
a rrnt size 10 sustain handsomely grand
/ a hyt.L From the time II opened
ia 1855 until II has not done nearly cue business
tIr which it j. adapted either IN SKINNER o. winter
But with ~, the inducements which t Dh r. t BE- -inFu-
lar that every room Il not ned nom June - October
for whatever the thermometer 0lt of doors may show,
the thick walls and perfect arrangement u ;hc hOirI
must keep the interior at least as cool anf agree le az
herfu by the with the dazzling rif ftou fruu
.ltt sand. u ]. lAE,iDrt woo .IIh.ns