New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10

PREPARATIONS FOR NEXT YEAH-SOCIAL
AND Personal.

LEMON, Mass, Oct. 9.-The fire at Mr.. w. X.
RoDeson's place distinguished week. Mr Robeson's
piece OF the handsonest In Lenox. 1t owned
originally by Mr. Elery Sedgwck and sold oy him to
Mr.. Robson. The grounds surrounded by a stone
wall. aud remote from the ROAD is the handsome stone
house. The barn stibIes that bdrnei
tensive. The stables were wood. bat the principal
building the barn which OF stone. with nsnd-
trimmings conforming to the house and farm
house. On the other side OF the barn frame car
riage she'd and connected with 1t tie spacious green
These saved only By the and per-
with which worked. having o other
than a slight garden hose Mr.. and Mrs. Robe
ION had left only few hours before for Boston.
The burglars have made two further attempts during
the week. but unsuccessful than at Mr..
Robeson's. where they got plated sverware. The
common belief is that they experts At Miss
Furnis.'s the burglar alarm went of. az Mrs Knee
lands their nrst essays were heard. notice has been
posted and signed by twenty-five Of the
that they Will give reward o. 81 900 for detec
and capture OF the burglars the offer extending two
years fro date.
The forecast Tor the evidences
that the season approaches its Close number
OF changes rumored and specalatlons rife
purchases made ana TO be made. 1t seems impossible
that real estate shall he higher than 10 hut there
everything to indicate that its value will be perms-
nsnt For vacant piece OF ground the Club House
OF All acre ana quarter $4,000 Is asked aud $1,000
have been oferei Mr.. Morris K. Jesnp pail $4,000
W
barrow STRIP that Adorned offered $4,000 which was
refused The seven acres on which Mrs Mckims house
stands cost $1,000. But the colossal price
$1,000 Tor the house on possibly quarter OF an acre
OF GROUND opposite Curtss Hotel, paid By Mr.. Amos
Cottns Tor his daughter Mrs j. Egmont schemethorn
The house almost covers the I'd aud II cOtts-e
without pretenson, halr pied by Eldy's
many o,ner places desirable. There farms yet
brouth into the market that will doubtless yet brcome
building sites those overlooking the StOekOrldge
home being especially deNrsble
1t that the Lenox church difficulties have no:
an fanfn uafadfh af %
on. the cOmmttee Mr@srs John +. Pars 'ns. John :.
Barnes. Colonel r. 7. Auchmuty. Frederick A. schemer
horn and tue RrvJustn Field have Issued appeal for
$4,000 additional TO furnish the church. 1t IA unde-
n"b that there great dssa tisfacOn among the sub
as 10 the way 10 which the work has been car
rIed
rhe last assembly was given at Mr. W. B. shattuck's
Thursday evening. Tue cotion was danced with very
Mr. Percy Morgan gave farewell dinner at sherrys
Mr.. r G. D.Oa received on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Van Ness gave a Monday afternoon.
There was archery at Mrs Fol-om's Monday morn
ing ana Do Wing al Mrs .hatiucks on Tuesday mornns
Curuss.
IL nd. arrived on Friday for a brief visit.
General Pakenhan, OF London. with his wife is in
town
Miss Furn.s entertained on Thursday evening.
Arrv i, at cares Hotel for the week aro james NJ
I; Geodrich. Mr. AMI Mrs Thi,rot. Mrs NJ. b. Little
M saac Townsend. Colonel scIuyer Crosby. Charles
Mack 'e' Mr.. an Mrs l. l. Ltmp-on aud family. John
J Byrn~s. James b. LuioW. Grpsvcnor II. Hubb. ard
L'us krar. W. II. BIrnli Frederick l. LIBBY. Howard
NJ. strsar Mr. c II. Leland. Miss Leland N. ward
" IS T. A munger II. LSmingtOn, Mr.. Van schHcK
hT'' 1iirhdrr, Ml>s Gilldener W. H. ChamDerlii, M
an NJ = Robert sinyvrsant. New-YOrk Mr.. AID Mrs
H. Il INNS Morse, a. L. Greene, MI,-rs CIR en-. h. SCOTT
fl< jane, Bo"dtch Mr.. Warren, William Brewster.
Samuel H. W, worm, tieorxe IT, Blnen trn, Mr.. aud
Mfa Thomas Dyr Mr.. and Mrs IL. >. SHAW. Mt AMI
MIS-. buchanan "nthrup MIS- Winthrop. Henry Roxnrs
Winthrop. Mr. Grace Tnrnbil. Ni-s Hunter. Newport;
Miss A. A. HHyc- FretrrirK q. Z-d viiz, Washington,
j.. e.; Genrr.l All Mrs. Pskrnham london. Ens.; H.
Wtkin~nd, Yorkshire. Eng.; Alexander Grz Russit
Al drs t.int's: Comm tnler AMI Mr.. ar~
Parsons Miss Parse s. Mrs. JOnu irving Miss
Irving. Rye; Mr.. devicker. New-YOrk; Nj. AL Mrs.
Porter. New Haven.