New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-18
IN THE BERhSHIRES.
MANY VISITORS FROM THE CITIES NOTES
FROM LENOX, sTOCKBRID GE AND
OTHER TOWNS


Lenox Mass, Aug II CSpecaD.-This has been
another rainy week in LenoX, and the cottagers have
been for the most part kept indoors.
Recent arrivals at Curtis's Hotel include /. l.
Rogers. g. 4. Newton, f. =. woodruff Mr. ana MIS-.
H. C. Bean Theodore Goeze, W. n. COler. George j..
Ingraham NJ L. Lee Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Lee,
Mrs p Hopper, George b. BOice Mr. and MIS- II. n.
Seady Mrs Gillies. f. Risk f. X. Demln-. j. Hunter.
Miss NJ f. Hunter, Miss \. VI. Hunter Thomas Hun
ter Henry b. Clifford G. W. Peters and wife, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Murdoch, f. l.. Matthews,
Henry Jackson, Boston, Mr.. and Mrs Cyrus Benuy.
Mrs NJ C. VntOn, Chicago: Mr. and Mrs. G.. DIM
mick Kingston, y. Y; Charles c. Miller, Miss Letta
Miller b. p Bloodgoods Miss A. b. owen. Brookyn:
Carrie Delworth, DR.. Robert Carter Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs Mosier MIS- c. G. Woodhal Miss f. a.
woodhall, Miss c. p. woodhall Bridgeport Mr.. and
Mrs d. r. Fuller, Norwich. Conn.
Stockbrdge, Mass, Aug II (SpeclaD.-A hop took
place in the Casino last Saturday night which was
greatly enjoyed.
The parade of Illuminated boats on the HOusatonic
River Tuesday evening was novel and delightful
event. The procession started from the Tucherman
Bridge and pa, sed through the Dwight Meadows to
Buffers Bridge. All the boats taking part were
dccked with Chinese lanterns, and the occupants were
in fancy costume Fireworks up along the
banks Of the river. Dancing was enjoyed at the
Casino following the parade.
Afternoon teas are held in the Casino every Thurs
day afternoon.
Amateur theatricals arc being gotten up 10 be held
in the Casino early in September.
large party of young people had moonlight dance
at Lake Avemic on Thursday evening. supper fol
lowed the dancing
Stockbridge IS lively this summer, and many new
guests arrive at the hotels daily. The Stockbridge
House has the following arrivals this week; Mr.. and
Mrs William Brewster. Mrs. ;. p Embury the Misses
Embury Ncw-YOrk; Mrs. A. NJ. dc Guiscard, Miss
Eaton j. NJ. Morrison, Lytton Briggs, {. H. Rhine
hart and family, W. X Fowley, Mrs. John W. sedg-
wick Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Rockefeller.
}. Il. Gale and wiies sas Lasher and wife, German
town: Nh ard Mrs. a. l.. Murdoch, Boston; Miss
T. Lyon, F. NJ Wilson, Dr. sydney Bishop, Mr.. and
ms II. c. Plumb, bridgeport; Miss L. d. smith, Miss
NJ. l.. Boynton Springfield; J. d. T. Blackstone and
family, Providence Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Hyde.
Hartford; Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Hungerford, New
Britain.
Great harrington, Mass. Aug. l. (Specal.-The ar
rivals this week at the Berkshire House include the
following: Miss Craft Miss II. s. Landin, Miss sheldon,
Mrs. Allen Sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Dean Harry
Douglass, c. l.. Blake, George b. Boyce Mr.. and
Mrs ". p Dusie William G. McGankil +. H. Palmer
Mrs II. +. Plat, Mrs. III. c. Witer New-York; Mr.
and Ms. J. F. Puns, Miss Mary Brookled, Brooklyn
Mrs NJ c. vlnton, c. W. Ferguson Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs G.. W. Fuller, Boston; Miss Janet $. Morgan
A. L. Rider, Springfield, H.; G. l.. Beng. Altoona
Penn ; Robert Carter, Miss c. ID. Davis Miss c. G.
Davis Miss Marian Boyde, Philadelphia; Henry III
King and wife, Frank l.. Blake and wife, Troy; WILL
lam r. Bangney and wife, Miss Mile Bangney jersey
city DR.. j. W. Phelps and wife, Rutherford, n j.
w. c. Barclay and wife, Miss Barclay DIR. H. r. Clark
and wife william A. Clark, Franklin J. Holmes T.
Ieavltt, stamford, Conn; Z. p. Goodyear and wifi,
Naugatuck Conn; James u Talntor and wIfs. Paul
5. Nye. Hartford.