New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
SUMNER LEISURE.
ON THE BORDER OF THE WILDERNESS.
sonIB oP THE GUESTS AT THE HOTELS AND COTTAGES


soMB oP THE GUESTS AT THE HOTELS AND COTTAGES
or LUZERSE.
LUzEENE, n. Y, Aug. 1.-THE copiOus and
refreshing showers Of Tuesday have gaddened The heart
ofeyery living thing and this beautiful summer hone
Is now in its glory. Despite the long continued dry
weather vegetation of all kinds hOurishing than
year ago. and farmers rejoicing more abun-
dant crops.
The hotels here all doing we'll although the travel
over the Adirondack Railroad has been less than usual
Luzerne Il just far enough into wilderness to make
1t popular with with families who do not care to 90
TO the more distant points.
The Wilcox House "a full and the new propretors
already reapng the fruits o. their thorough renovation
With such start the rst year Of their proorietorshp,
they will have difficulty hereafter nling their
house.
At H. McMaser's cottage, Man-st, are the families
Of Belts, OF New York, Mr Watson, Of Brooklyn. and
Mr. Wall Of Albany Dr. Del Risco'z people this
cottage for several weeks aud left on Monday for
Raquette Lake.
Thomas Garnar, Of the Garnar Leather Works,
whose New-York office on WIiaIn-st.
has been at f. NJ. Garnar's for some DAYS.
The company the large tannery here, which
handles salted skins only. The process of obtaining
has been introduced this with decided success.
~ Scoyi's Riyerview Cottage further up town, are
the families OF Mr. EckWort, Of New-iCrk and DR..
Wheeler, OF baHy Across the way, Moores cottage Is
IoeS wells Hotel has than full for weeks.
ard several families have been lodged a that
time. Among many other visitors TO this EOIse
are ThOmas Madden and wife. OF Cincinnati;
a L. slpman and family. r. l. Purdy and fallly, Mrs
william A Beccher aud daughter, Mr ana Ars
John a. Stewart. jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
j. Thomas, OF New-YOrk; A. B. Ludlow and
SISTER, f. + Dodge and family. Mr. and Mrs J. G. Hutch
llson, Of Brooklyn the Rev. Dr. Reese, j. ". I1l1g
hast and family, Mr. and Mrs william EastOI. Mr. J. G..
l. Paige, Oi Albany George d. BOardman and family,
tue Rev. Dr saul OF Phi ado phl. The Culver cottage,
just below the hotel has been occupied the whole sea-
son.
he Wayside Hotel, near the lake, is now well filled.
Among its guests may be mentioned Mrs General Nc
keeyer, OF Washington; MIS- Van Rensselaer,, u Al
bany Mr. and Mrs. g. OTTO Muller anda atauly, Of New
York +. e.. Gray and family Of Boston, ~ ". Benson
and family, OF Brooklyn.
ocaitercd about It's ample grounds half score 0f
cottages, Ia various styles Ot architecture. ILese are
now occupied by H. T. PierrcpOno Brooklyn; Matthew
Clarksen and family Of NewNOrk; x. ;. Emmett ant
family, of NewYork; General j. Watson WcbO ana
family, OF NewYOrk Judge Piart Potter OF achenec-
tany l.. Ii. Litchheld ana family Of Brooklyn; l..
AnthOn aud faG1, Of New York; ii. f. PcrrepOnt, Jr,
Of Brooklyn G. :. SchermerhOrn and family, OF New
York Ex-Governor Inger-O and family, Of NeWHaYtn,
and /. NJ lice, Of New York
Various aIDusemeuts occupy the attention or the
younger visitors Just LtWG-teun.s il the i4yCrlte
pdrtime. some more adventurous ones have organized
bali cub seeking to revive interest IN tue
National game. Rowing, fishing, climbing, D." cODOc or
"constutOn," gathering tern, driving over some OF
the leisure Of who seek rest anc pcasurr
IL this region
Named IN honor Of the Chevaler dc Luzernc French
Ambassador ths country during tnc Revolution, LII
zerne viii long continue be the fayOrite resort OI
those who quiet and beautiful summer home