The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-05
WATERING PLACE NOTES.

Chickens are quite cheap at some of the Western
GUNNER resorts; say as low as ten cents a dozen.
But If you want to cook them you have TO roast
them in the shell, as You would a blue pointer.
An excursion to Norway, to witness the mid.
night sun, and composed OF r. II. S, Townsend
and family, Miss @. Smyth, James H. Jones. IL NJ
Jones and E. Tilon. OF New YorK; George P. A.
Healy, artist, and E. B. McClogg. OF Chicago, and
Rev. Joseph stockbridge, United states Navy, and
family are among last months touring In the
northern ATTITUDES.
Mrs. Oscanyan, wife Of the Turkish lecturer and
ex-Turkish Consul, is at CollinsVle, Conn.,, visit
ing her daughter, Mrs.. william Andrews.
Clark Bell Is with mis- family at their country
seat on the banks or Seneca Lake.
The tide OF summer travelling IN Europe is turn
ing ana every steamer brings home numbers OF
American families VINO have been enjoying
society and sights in foreign LANDS Perhaps
recent prominent failure has gwen an impetus TO
TINS nOmeward movement
Congressman BENJAMIN A. Willis and wife, &C
companled by Mrs. John A. Godfrey, after brief
soourn at their residence In tnls city, VIII soon
start again on another summer tour.
Quite q pleasant party OF New Workers and
others are at the water witch House, Aavesink
ineTe are about one hundred and fifty guests,
among them many New YORK 1amlles, at Thomp-
sons Hotel, highlands N. j.
Several of the prominent summer residents at
Newport VIII give receptions TINS month.
port. "
OF the Gin cottage Hotel and the colony OF cot
tages there has never been so many guests IN at
tendance as at present.
Old Orchard BeacD, Me-, has had constantly be-
tween 5000 and 10. 600 people, occas onallY sNeled
by excursions ~ 10, 900.
Tnls summer at least 800 transient residents
have trled MattapOisett Mass airs and waters,
am mo- them some OF the pest Boston FAMILIES.
The houses occupied have been culefiY Old ones
reyamped and furnished. One OF the most at
| a Olae ksmlLn's FIVE
! MIS-. Susan X. Landlord, with party from
BROOKLYN, is holding Holiness meetings at the
/ Thousand Islands Park camp meeting.
Reform at Niagara is said to be a TACT, and is due
| partly 70 the energy ana fearlessness Of Inc new
! daily ,.tne Register; partly TO new broom IN the
! proprietor oil the International Hotel, and partly
! to Nemesis IN the shape oil backward season, or
| rather, series OF backward seasons.
! Participa 0rs In the camp meeting exercises at
J Sea Cliff manifested the spirit OF ''irue inward
ness during the late storms by getting inside OF
| the cottages as soon as possible.
Some people are wicked enough 10 think that
| there must nave been Vast deal OF sinfulness at
| the Sea Cllff camp meeting to require such
Moses Taylor, OF New York, is at the States,
! Saratoga. So are Washington and Frederick
! Nathan, and John V. L. Pruyn, of Albany.
James G. Blame, ex-Speaker OF the House OF
Representatives, is at the Congress, Saratoga
! family, j. Moller and family, OF New York, A. M.
Bliss, OF Brooklyn, and Sanford Il. Church and
family are at the Grand Union, saratoga.
! Governor Tden takes an airing every afternoon
at Saratoga behind his fast team oil trotters.
H. Dewitt Talmage Is 10 DC tne guest OF DR..
Thicker on Saturday, the 21st at Vineyard Grove,
preaching In the chapel the following morning.
lie will doubtless remain through tue week.
Mayor Mckinney, OF Binghamton, N Y, and
wife are at vineyard Grove.
Colonel Tom claim, the oldest conductor some
thirty years. on the Old Colony Railroad, maze
his nrst visit to Vineyard Grove last week.
G. NJ, Fletcher and wife, X. q. Moulton A. ],
Moulton, +. A. Jewett ana W. Il. Arnold, OF New
York, are among the guests at the Sea View
House, Vineyard Grove.
l. Athert0n and family, or New York, are at the
Prospect House, Vineyard Grove.
MISS Street, Mrs. Jewett and f. NJ Jewett. OF
New York, are at the highland House, Vineyard
Grove.
Tnere were over 10 arrivals at Leland's Ocean
HOTEL Long Branch. on Tuesday, among them H.
Harrington aud vile. Il. Dickerman ana wIie
MISS Emma Gardner, Miss Ella Richmond, Miss
Eliza Maggie, II. i. Averill and family Miss A. Ely,
w. NJ. Onderdonk and family Mrs. Kate Ahearns,
others, OF New YORK.