New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27
COOPER STO IVN.
MANY COTTAGERS HOTEL GUEsTS-RAlL-
LOAD FACILI1lES.

MANY COTTAGERS HOTEL GUEsTS-RAlL-
LOAD FACILI1lES.
(TRou Az OCCASIONAL CORRENP DSDENr Of THE TRIBUNE
CoOPERsrowN, June 26.-Owing to the large
number OF It's cottlsers "a goody proportion Oh VINO"
arrive a. carly June l.. is difficult to tel Just when
the season here TO judge by tue number OF nah
some auipages the streets ami tennis payers on the
many .wns the season is already fully opened; on the
other hand the number OF guest al the hotels Is to be
the criterion it will not be fully under waJ peioio 'he
first OF July. The number OF summer homes that have
been butt during the past Few years Is
greater than at any other resort in the State
md Cooperstown now ranks second only TO
Saratoga In tie number Of its regular cottagers
The foowiuc is list of those who already settled
IN their summer homes: Mr. JoDn G. WORK. OF new
YORK. who pays Mr. b. steers $1,000 for his cottage
Oh the L.keapds"; Mr.. :. Is. steers and iaDiiy wa
occupy their own residence the same grounds Mr.
James Dunbar, Of New-YorK, VINO has rented "Edge-
water" the resiiencs of Mr. g. p Reese, for 81 900;
Mrs Alfred Corning Clark. who occupies " Ferneigh.'
the magnificent erected b. her father-ina"
the iate Edward Clark; the Rev. T. A ii. Brown anu
family, OF New-York. who occupy The ola Avert"
house; Mr. Frank Waller. late president OF the Art
Students League OF New-iork VINO is settled In
his new and decidedly unique cottage; Dr. T.. T.
Fowler. who nas lust built very handsome cottage
adjoining that OF Mr. Miller Mr. Henry e Bowers anu
family whoaro occupying MI Bowers recently Scqu,o
OF Newton VINO were among inc nfst 10 tahe pos
1rrt; MT. VI Jor' VI
Work. rented Mr. Carriers cottage IN tnesthu-s'
Mr George Wilson family OF ID rO VINO are eptnu-
ls their Ia the Graves mousse VT. 1on
p Bowers and family, Of New YORK, VINO are no" Az
"Greeucre.t" cottage Dr. Lori aud fan'ly whon"
collage here tnls SUMNER Mr. Grnley, oi Ne" orK,
WHO Mrs. Theodore Ernsrs cottage IOr me
season; Mr. W DoIswortb, OF BrooKIyD. WHO As rented
one Of The FcBIiuOre cottages; Mr. Lyman linany.
wAo hos taken part OF ihs CrocSet no.S e,
Mr. Bach. the weilknOwn hqnor man, VINO
lss repIed T. d.. Harcss dweiilusnoa,e ;
IE G. Moer, OF Sew-York who has reitei otoh'
Han" 81 Dr. j. Drcvcnsladt; Dr. X w. Mhckin, y,
Scw.lorh, who wlli take possession OF " west mug"
this week NJ. Gcrmaiu aud family VINO WIZ ne stucu
"a, Brock Point the hrsi OF July Mr.. '" A. COOK
aud family, who have rented Mr. Binndns house on
f~fsi.; Mr.. william Constable, Of New-fork, whI mas
pile Point" for some tiDe; mr. h. A. Beadle. tho New
iofk publisher. who Il at "Glinnervlew, Ills ch"rn-
ig residence OVERCOMING The lake Mss g. =. Iolna.,
oi New York, VINO 10 occupying Judge iArriss pleas
ant Tesidence ana grounds; Mis-. NJ A Carter, whose
mouse and grounds a. the west loot vi the
Iase have always attracted attention IRON
visitors, Mr.. Gregory, who Hke MRS
Carter l. nODlnay resident OF COOperstOwu, ana who
j. settled IA The large house formerly connected Win tho
Cooper House.
sir and Mrs John Constable, Colonel K Webb tson
o te late james Watson WoDb,) Frederick Noyos Phin
ts', GRANDSON OF James Kenmore CooperJ J. T. and
q 1, CooA tsons Of the late Joseph Cook the former
~eAkho"n Droprstor OF "Wiiards"l aud NJ John l.