New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
WATERING PLACE NOTES.

Bands tOot before every hotel in Saratoga
now. and the band which plays in Congress Park has
been Increased in One effect OF large increase
in the Summer population has been make hunters
reckless Of the game law penalties, wOodcock being
hunted vigorously IN the marshes about the place.
Recluse Island in Lake George has been sold for 50 900
Fifty families have thus far arrived at Round Lake
Several handsome cottages building. large spring
house has been erected over the excee9t mineral spring
cred an address on the grounds July 4.
Colorado Springs has ten Presbyterian Cum
berand Presbyterian Baptist Eplscopalan, Methodist
Southern Methodist African Methodist. Unitarian. Con
gregationalst and Roman Catholic. Iron Ute Spring Is
$500 feet above the level Of the soil The highest the
European iron springs, St. Catarna, is 6IOO feet above
tie
clergyman tourist staying in n back oods settlement
in the Adirondacks rarely escapes being asked by the
laymen tourists to conduct their worship OF God sun
In order to provide regular services at Lake Pleas
ant in Hamilton county, SUPERINTENDENT Of Prisons Ps-
bury has offered to contribute 500 toward fund or
paying minister's tlarY.
The White sulphur Spring s situated 1000 feet above
the SEA; it yields 80 gallons minute. and has
faryDg temperature OF 62 degrees The chief hotel has
accommodations for 800 persons. General Joseph f.
Johnstone and wife and the Hon. James Lyons and wife
staying at 'he Hot SpringS, Bath county, Va.
The Hon j. V. L. Pruyn and wife, of Albany,
ing at Rchleld Springs An unusually large number Of
visitors for early July arrived there during the past
werk
Paul de Challu African traveller, has for
with Chlcf Justice CharicS T. Ddy. at tho lat
tcT's seaside residence, at North Haven, l.. /.
Dr. A. b. Crosby and wife driving through Vermont
in their carriage.
Several gentleman from Hudson are camping on the
snores OF Qucechy Lake in this State and apparently
enjoy their camp life as much if they in the
heart of the AdirOndacks.
Many blind children from the New York Institute for
the Blind beng cared for during the SUNNI r by
farmers residing near chatham.
Gov. Wade Hampton has heretofore stayed during the
summer in house at the base OF Chimney Top Noun
tain. North Carolina.
The Hotel Brighton at Long Branch has become one OF
the popular homeke at that watering place The
present occupants express themselves much pleased
with the house and the people whom they encounter
there. Among Others who stopping there for the
season from New York City are the following:
r. c. Fellows; w. w. Robbins and family; Miss L. w
reey; Mrs. r. l. Fuller and party C. II Brush and
family : +. Hyde and family; f.. H. Wales; A W CObt;
NJ - C. Wales j. NJ. MOIy aud fanlly J. NJ Molly, Jr
Miss H. Gross Mrs Morton and niece; r. G. Kcaney and
family; j. T.. Fisher; W. T.. TreadHen and Family;
NJ. and family; Leonard Grover ana family;
owens family. g. Pinto and family, VI. 5. Stanly and
family EriWn aud niece, stephen Johnston anu VIE T.
: Johnston LIZZIE Kettle q. Mott and family, W. H.
Maryn family J.. GoTgOza aud amiy I. H. GlDoens, h.
and f,mily C. L. Fowler and family j. b. Ladl and WIFE H.
h and wife, j. T. Sheim and wlie, T. T. Hunting
j. N. Morgan and Wie ~ b. Day ana "lie d. Lyon H.
>. Kcarnv. -,
d. r. COnOver and family d. T. DIETRICH and wife. From
Newark j. and wife, W. \. C0noyer ald
family A. " ConOycr family. II. ByngOn. Oscar Keen
family Miss Reynolds Of Poughkeepse Is also at the