New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
THE ADIRONDACKS,
NOTES FROM MANY POINTS.

VISITORS TO THE NORTH WOODS FROM ALL PARTS
OF The COUNTRY.
frRoM Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
i PROSPECT HOUSE, UPPER SARANAC, Aug. T.
Throughout tho mountains during the past week the
scramble for winter clothing and blankets has been
b.isk The the Adirondack has set In and this
house and most other localities arc doing well. The
Prospect nearly full and doubt will be crowded
during the coming week. as President Cleveland IA TO
arrive then, and spend quiet vacation here with Dr
Ward Of Albany great admrcr Of this region Three
rooms are reserved the upon the southwest
corner OF the second story. They look out
upon . beautiful picture OF laRe ana
mountain. The Upper saranac. upon whose snores
the hotel Is bult stretches away eight mica In length
and four In width dotted here aud there with Islands,
and along tho shores many camps. To the right
the lake ae long wooded slopes and TO the left
wheface other Adirondack peaks loon blue In the
distance The Prospect remarkably well situated, rs
II stands upon tongue OF land juting into tho lake.
The hotel with its scotagcs-quaint ttlo log cabins
pretty yfnisbcd-accommodates about seventy guests
The house Is we'll finished and atrac,ivey furnished,
and the table all that the most particular could ask
President Cleveland hero for and quiet, both
OF which found with the most delightful accesso-
ries ..
The following guests registered at tho house
w. s. Dunn and wife. s. H. Peabody and family. Mrs.
| G. W. Chandler aud family, Mrs. W. =. Dunn and
A IL.
ard family. Dr. IT, D. Harvey and Miss Annie Albert all
OF Germantown Penn; A. II. Belo Galveston. Tex;
C. W. Bangs and r. s. Bangs. Ncw-York; Professor A
Michael and family, Boston t. B Coles, Ncw'fork
w. H. Brown aud family aud James whtall. Phladel-
phia Miss Farnsworlh Boston Miss NJ. Boics. Rye.
N.Y.; w C. Massu aud family. Kansas W. X Dunkicc.
A. X Spencer. +. O. Spencer aud family Cleveland
r. B. Thurwachter. Syracuse. Among tho campers
along the lake are the Misses Darling Warsaw
~ Y the Misses Dorsey Germantown. Penn; W. Cook.
Paterson T. Hayden. Burlington. W.; Louis T. Bur
tt Brooklyn: I. White and family, Miss sihicr L. A.
Walsh, Ncw.York; Ed. Within. wbitin-vc. Mass N
Dowues, Germantown Penn. w. G. Riddle New-fork;
r. NJ. Darrach. Germantown, Penn.
At the saransc Lake House, ON ths Lower saranac
these arc tho recent arrivals: Miss j. NJ Newell Miss
f. L. swrtt Boston; j. Osborn and wife. Woodbridge.
". j.; ID. W. Hennesscy. r. l. Thomas William Bu-
ias%11 snSars iS%eTs I1% T,e tSares wdsr Mas
New-York; The Rev. Milton C. Dotten. oswcyo Miss
aud Mr.. Richmond aud Miss Richmond. Providence; |
Mrs. II. Y. Bauding aud family. fonkcrs william |
At Kecno Valley tho hotels are not nIIng rapidly
as usual but Increasing travel keeps tho prcprieors
ion q II Pai,on Misses Carrie and Mary Patton wash
ington ID. g.; Miss ~. r. comstoek Hartford. ConD.;
Miss T. Bepue,, Ms. Lillian nnc' sh9 u.rt Eey JsSe. %
conn; Mrs. 3 L. sawyer. Miss l. Sawyer. NewYork; g
wsy. Mrs Brockway and Miss Bfockway. New-York;
L. Bennett, Dr; John Kno''ch. Hoboken. n D.; 9. b.
Al the Tahawas House are Mrs. Hogan and Miss To
yan. Mr.. Workman. Mrs. Henderson aud Miss Hender
son, OF Montreal; Miss A. H. Lndwig OF Philadelphia;
+. D. smith, OF NewYork; Leroy vernllyc aud family
Of Cohoes j. r. Ranney. Of Elizabeth, ~ j.; j. ~ Burt
and family, OF Brooklyn; the Rev. Dr. j. H. Audam aud
About twenty 1--WE miles north OF the Lower saranao
Lake Mcacham Lake beautiful sheet OF water noted
throughout the wilderness for It's sPlcndd erout nshnx
House, with accommodation for about forty guests
Among the guests arc Mcssrs G. Kmbali ana family.
Danei Morreli and family. W. G. skinner aud family.
Ebcnczer Roberts, Mrs. strong. Mrs Porter and Ms.
sarah Porter. OF Hartford Count Mr. farmsn Kneeland
and the Misses Nellie aud Agnos kneeland. Brooklyn
Mr. Nelson Mlsrd, Miss Mary Is. Watson and Miss
Grace Watson Ysw.Yors; Lenenan, E; B undsrwSSd
Francis Hamilton and family. Oswego; Prof s. B New
hurry and WIFE Cornell University; Judge C. O. TappAn
Hbont ten miles north Of Meacham Lake In the town
Of Duane, Is the Ayers House. situated on hish dry
ground. Ia n cl,aring which IL surrounded BY
wooded mountains These are. or have Iece.tiy been
heir families; John Thompson. William A. WOLF ".
Kenyon. A. J. Newton and William Aewton. OF BROOK
o. %Ins usnrd H n MansH S ana Sf S nsa Robin
.on. J. c. Tucker al family. Miss MARI Draper Miss
Denny ana the Rev Marvin H. Vincent. New-Yorki Mr
md Mr-. George worthlnston Cleveland Ohio; y. p.
About twenty miles southeast OF Malone aud three and
ne.half miles fron Rogsrsneld on the Chatcausay Rail-
-oad, IL Ralphs In the Adirondacks." beautifully
ocated the northeastern shore Of the Upper Chateau
oconnor M and daushier. NJ and Mr. George scrWin.
,irs A. anes aud e, the Misses a manes Clarence
iorE; Dr. A. F. woodward. Miss Bishop and Miss Meiss,
so.s sun and ai. T g. era6s% son and
real; L. W: T.. T. H. and the Misses Iialsey. Mrs.
md Miss H. Moore Of Boston spending part ali Of
no season here About one ana hall miles from
,any beautiful cottage. which he Il occupy
ng with hs family and guests HIS boat house with
olnts on the shore II,