The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-16
SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.

bEAoxOG AMI VVOM ln1s
Over 5000 trees have been planted in Conanicut
Park. Newport
The great drawback at Narragansetti 10 that 1t mas
not o decent hotel.
Next week secretary Fish's family are expected
at their estate at GarrIson's.
Company II, First regiment N. @. 8. N. Y, win
encamp this summer at Whitestone.
General and Mrs. Lloyd Garrison will occupy
their country seat at Tarrytown next month.
Mr. Loring Andrews and family. OF No. 1870 Fifth
avenue, win be among the early visitors at New
port.
Excellent bathing pure air, fishing and boating
can be had It the Premium Point House, on the
Sound.
The Allegheny Springs, Montgomery county,
Virginia, opens June l, with Major John T. Wilson
as manager.
The Mansion House, Long Branch, has been pur.
chased by Mr.. Cavity and will be conducted BY
Mr.. Mcintyre.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. L. NJ. Barlow, Of No. Madison
avenue, leave Tor their country seat at Glen Cove
In about two weeks.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. J. Finley, Jr., OF No. IL East
Twenty-second street, will nave rooms ct Sands
Point for the summer.
Mrs. A. g. Jerome and family, OF No. 80 West
Twentieth street, win. in June occupy their coun-
try seat on the Hudson.
The Beach House, on Lake George, Caldwell, N.Y.,
opens May 10. and offers extra inducements. A.
Beardsley Is the proprietor.
Major General W. 8. Hancock and family, st.
Cloud Hotel, have rooms engaged for August ar
the West End, Long Branch
Mr.. George w. Childs and wife, of Philadelphia,
will take possession Of their cottage at Long
Branch the second week In June.
The Dean House, Lake Mahopac, the Herald says,
with It's beautiful grounds and Bernsteinis orches-
ira, viii take leading position this summer.
West Haven Conn, is the point to which New
Haven bellies are turning their directions. The
Seaside View House is getting In order for them.
new hote,t to be called the Grand Central is to
be erected at Savin Rock, Conn.,. by Boston par
ties. II viii be on the site Of the old Rock House.
The Presidents Long Branch cottage this season
will be 1.-the Executive Mansion by brevet.n A
new "drag" Is being built to receive guests at the
depot.
new book on Newport, taking the place Of
Newport and How to See IT, will be issued the
present season. A grain or honesty would be o
blessing in all such gushing productions.
Lord Massey has left the country and the beau
ties who last year at Cape May grew sentimental
under his influences win shed bitter tears OF re-
greet until another fraud appears to turn their
heads again.
The Clifton House. at Niagara Falls, opened on
the 18th inst. The hotel which is under the same
popular management as during the past two sea-
SONS, has undergone thorough renovation. Every
thing indicates an unprecedentedly fine season.
The family OF Henry Remsen, OF No. A. Fifth ave-
nue.. will summer near Sing Sing; that OF B. L.
Solomons at Woodsburg L. l.. that Of W. E. Dodge
at Tarrytown, and that OF Mr.. Beckwith. corner
OF Fifth avenue and Eighteenth street, at New
port.
Manchester, nesting among the Green Noun
tains OF Vermont IS the popular resort OF the ver
montese. The Equinox House is the favorte sum
mer home OF large numbers OF our best New York
families, as well as many from other Cities 1t
opens June I.
correspondent OF the Boston Herald grows en-
thusiastlc the splendid sport offered the dis.
ciples Of Ike Walton in Saxton's River, Saxton's
village, VT The speckled trout are abundant In
the river and all its tributaries, and visitors are
not made to pay tribute to avaricious landlords,
as the doors OF the farmers are open gratis to all
callers.
The Rowland House, at Long Branch, VIII be
formally opened on the eth OF June, although
guests will be received early as the LIST OF the
month. Everything promises an unprecedentedy
brilliant season at this popular watering place.
The drive has been regarded and gravelled, the
rates OF communication tickets have been reduced
and the steamers will make more frequent trips
than heretofore.
Fenwick Hall. ut Saybrook Point, Is q popular
resort for Hartford and Springfield people, and,
though 1t has been in operation but two years, is
already widely and iavorably known. The Wada-
wonnock House, at Stonington, is cool, quiet and
fashionable, and further east is Watch HILL with
perfect village OF hotels and the best Of surf bath
ing. All the places which we have named are
easy Of access from the great cities, and we pre-
dict for them prosperous and brilliant season.
Excellent points near the city, where rates are
low and comforts are to be had, are Patchogue,
itty-four miles out on the South Side Railroads
Bellport, four miles east Of Patchogue; Bayport,
close by sayville, forty-eight and one.half miles
from South Seventh street, Williamsburg; Club
House station, the home Of the Sportsmen's Club.
Bay Shore. forty miles out on the South Side Rail-
road Baby lon Amityvle, on the Great South Bay,
and South oyster Bay. Were the South Side Railroad
to issue halffare tickets for the they would
NO doubt, attract to oil points along the line hun
dreds OF New Workers, who would spend the day
in the city and the evenings with their families on
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