The New York herald., 1875-07-17
WATERING PLACE SPRINKLINGS.

AT Keeler's Mount Mansfield House, Stowe, vt,
are the Rawles, the Scotts the Lewises, r. M. Cad
wallade-, Mrs. J. william Biddles and daughter,
Mis-. G. Ii. Bryan and Miss Bryan, all OF Phiadel-
pnia; -. II. Cognil and family B. W. Merriam and
family. stephen Crowell and family, ana J. Earle,
OF New York. ana a number OF New England ma
bobs with their families.
Judge Brady, OF the United States Supreme
Court, with his family. occupy charming villa at
Mount Mansfield Stowe, W., wnere the scenery is
said to have been never more charming than at
this season. nor the mountains more lofty and
grand.
Mount Mansfield correspondent OF the Boston
Transcript announces his arrival there In time TO
relish fine hot supper provided by one OF the
best cooks ever imported from Ia belle France"
Ths is something rarely said OF most interior sum-
mer resorts
correspondent writing from Swampscott
says that place will soon be the watering place Of
New England. and adds :-"The society people OF
This watering place are very democratic, and are
10 be particularly admired therefor Their in
dependence in matters pertaining to dress is very
noticeable, especially at the fashionable hotels.
The ladies not called upon TO dress for break
last, change 1or lunch, again for dinner, again for
supper, and so on until lie seems but a mas
querade. They can battle IN elaborate suits or in
old CASTOR dresses without fear OF taxi"
Does anything go out of sight ana mind
with he pubic so quickly as q boat race ?-Boston
Transcript.
Particularly II your side happens to be badly
beaten.
beginning at the westernmost, and with the
Cape Cod coast extending eastward poeti-
cally II not geographically connected, the names
OF the islands are easily memorized in the follow
ing verse;
Cuttyhunk and Penikese,
Nashawena, Iasquinesc,
Them Then woods dSG% lioIe I1S and saccenss:et
Song OF the Harvards-"Oh, Nellie we have
missed you.n
Arthur Bronson, OF New York, is at his villa on
Castle Hill, Newport.
DR.. W. n. Bull, CT Newport, has returned from
his wanderngs and is again at home.
f. T. and c. G. Tent OF New York, have rented
II. A. wright's villa, on Rhode Island avenue,
Newport.
No evening concerts in the Parks at Newport
this summer. SO sorry
Henry Bergh, OF New York. is at Newport, pre-
pared TO take action against the salt sea waves
for so numerically lashlng the beach.
The philoogists are at Newport and the book
publishers are at Niagara Falls Words-words-
wordsl
John M. Dewitt ]. W. Fisher d. C. Elliott. Jr..
and wife, and A. Kimball OF New YORK, are among
the recent arrivals at tue ocean, Newport. SO are
W. G. Richardson OF Kentucky Mr.. Howell, {. b.
King and Lindsey Horrocks Of England A Jones,
Jr., and wife, and Mrs. J. D. Faley, Indiana G.
L. Febesquer. United States Navy; Miss Pomeroy,
Washington, d. c.; Mrs. Cutter, ST. LouIs +. &.
and q. 7. Litch1eld, Gerald and d. d. whitney,
Jr., OF Brooklyn; j. II. Starr and James f. Lead
ley, OF Camden, N. j.. are at the Aquidneck.
The Niagara Falls register says, with evident
uncton and self-satisfaction :-"Niagara Falls in
terests are awakening to the propriety OF con-
ceding some points and concerning on their
patrons little more consideration for their per-
sonal welfare than in former years-a result
brought about by vigorous condcmna ton OF
some OF the time-honored methods OF treating our
guests-the best OF evidence that reforms should
always begin at home, and that truthful exposures
never injurc place or It's interests"
Mr.. ID. p Fauds and wife, Mrs B. S. snreevc,
Miss NJ. u. Shreeve and Miss A. L. Shreeve, Of
Louisville, KY, make pleasant party at the Con.
gress Hall.