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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
BLOCK ISLAND.

block Island r. l.. May oS tSpecIaD.-Ths ~ the
time OF preparation this ambitious summer resort Tr
IL stu much be done before Block Island viii %
fully in limo with N,rraeansctt Pier. Long Branch and
Har IIarbor Being Of trs' resorts In both puhns
ard private improvement but possessing unbounde1 fa'h 10
tho future Of Block Island the people here are working
hard to bring matters up 70 that 'n" Of pr'sr "h'c"
the condition Of affairs her" sni the growth Of the Asnds
popularity demand
There have been many improvements In tho existing
ho,cls ond ono new one bron erected At the Ocein
View nnc lawn.tonns court has been constructed Inc
Spring House has hull, for cooking purposes
The ManIs.as has built extension Tn" Eurekas air.
ing room ha. been enlarged. and similar improvement
has bccn made Surf Cottage. The National Hotel ha
put In water pipes and established new system OF drsn
age At the Narragansett clam dinner dinna'hah ms
been arranged Chester +. Rose. former pfopreaoF'
returns b. this house
Clarence C. Rose has completed hotel In Hlsh.A.
mex, to the Union uou II Is oo be called the Windsor
Tho dimensions 5ox3 and T. Is four stories high MI
Rose furnished tn" house and r"nef It to Reuben T.
Randall formerly landlord ~ tho Narracansee
An event In the history 81 the island, and what ~
carird as tho otrrurner Of other similar improvements wac
tho erection Of the splendid house Of f. r. Sesre MI sne
Mrs Searc ar, credited with owning line mansion 10
San Francisco palace In Great Harrington. house ~
Mrtbu,n Mass. and rro or thrae in Europe. Tbe1
have now added viila Block Island costing 100000.
II in the north part OF the island half mile south OK
Clay Head Bluffs It was designed by Henry 'aeahh,
OF Ros,on The man building Il 1Q0x7o feet and there
.,rrc wiz, Tor che servants quarters The building
ia Of the Colonial syle OF architecture" with SQUARE
tower and dome wiir yerandas surround the housH,
which nttrd up with every cDnvencnc" wealth eooo
buy The building finished In clear white pine panels
painted a ivory white.
Masons Hall Is another building Just being com
pctrd The lower story rented for business purposes
The hotel proprIc,ors unite In predicting prosperous
summer Many room. have been already engaged. Sur
Cottage IL now open and has dozen Cussta
The Ocean View. the largest hotel on the island 10 TO
10 managed by g. {. Ball. the scn, and r. c. Cunda. %
son. in.law. Of the owner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

Flisnvlc ~ Y. May Gan excursion through the
shawsn:unk Mountains shows startling noyelties but
AL abundant prom OF another such prosperity
a. the rcsrt> there have enjoyed In the past LAxe
MohOnk and Lake M!nncwaSka are, OF course, stu man.
sgri by their proprIrtors the Smcys and b. ~
usual. strictly prohibition and sabbath keeping. Thsss
include four lakes OF pure spring water situated
high W in the mountains One OF them was originally
Pond Another. formerly Long Pond IA now called
Lake Awo,tins thri. the Bu;lhead Pond Of yofa IL
now Lake MInncwaSka. Tn" fourth Is Lake Mohonk,
These lakes AFFORD cscclen, fishing and BOATING ana III
scenery 10 indies, rIbsbly fine.
Ihc hotels are all under the man asemens and ar>
surrounded by thousniS Of well kcp mark lands
There are no betterfurnishcd
hotels IN tho country Their popularity. and II 10 vvey
agreeable peculiarly to people, Is that no ouors
OF any KIND are allowed TO be sold used on the premiss
and no guests are allowed or depart on Sunday
Thus these hotels have become resort for peons
OF quiet and religious tastes and are usually crowded
throughout the SEASON with permanent guesta The ss
of advanced engagements IL already very long oaa soA
the hotels VIII open about tho middle Of June.
All along the line OF the waikiki Valley Railroad In.
prorement Is the order OF day New hotels are bcps
opened and the old improved Roads arc being con.
sructed 20 ~ 70 make the agnihcens scenery svsabs
Many new carens waterfalls and similar features q
interest have Gen discovered and made scceAslbs -
'htor~ The streams and ponds being thcrsushiy
stocked with trout and bsss and ash Trsnspsss,
Ton facilities OF oil kinds being improved enarss4
and the region - wAs!s ssprss aoon 70 avN IA
CAsskillA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

Dr. Bsche McE. Emmett OF New-York. has pu'' "''
cottage on Tsylor-st. near the Casino. ~ "''
pcust and picturesque root and is altogether d" o'
yet comfortable SEASIDE homo
On Mor-'andst, .'Eariescourt,- last year Noon 'n'
elaborate restaurant OF Louis Sherry OF N"w'iorh WI"
IS also the Casino caterer This year the restaurant
banked by halt dozen cottages be rented TO famie'
who will depend upon the central restaurant Io' '
rc.is Thee ro's~gcs ar. smsll Int msny.gablch ana
fanciflIy shng,-d and painted. and hli In tho 'P'o
around sherry's place 10 advantage All OF then '''
already rented.
Mr.. John Eddy. OF Providence. Is building co"sse ."
Central.st No other Providence man 10 building heI'
this season. The wealthy people Of that city seem 10
prefer Warwick Neck, Pawtuckct Neck and NHat" "
Narrsgansctt Pier and Newport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
CAPE NAYS PROSPERITY.
THE BEST SUMMER FOR YEARS EXPECTED
SORTS OF THE STh>ON

THE BEST SUMMER FOR YEARS EXPECTED
SORTS OF THE sT,>ON
Cape May. " j. May - lSpccIab TIL, old ad
famous seaside resort is now preparing for a busy
summer All through IN, winter there has Gc ~
great activity and this s'a>on promises 10 BE- ono
" the gaycSt AMI biggest since the graf fire Of $50.
when forty hotels aud cotia2"' "rr" burned To TN
ground. inhicfing loss Of moro fhwn SIOpooO. 1h'
hotel men arc happy over the prospects. and Thy
bc,auss Of III" spring travel. such a.
never was known at this r-ort before. several OF
the hotels Kept open all last winter whll' twp opened
ia January fOr tho spring. aud ih'sc la>i two ar
now closing n cssful bwlnr-S. with nf'y hotels
and boarding houses Opcn III summer Cape MAY Is
SURE to command share Of good patronage During
thu winter N, paint pot. the haichr a'd saw have
msio changes In tho place. Abont twenty hnr
summer cottages have been erected snd over hall tho
town las brcn rpanicd
The people who visit Cape May taxi IITaf interest
sports. and have encouraged fhr Athletic Na-
ISOLATION that II Is 10 make many Improvements upon
iis ground TIT, season. and several summer games
have brcn arranged for. THIS association also keeps
paid amateur ball team. tho Cape May club. which
las, year los, but thrcc games out VI 20. Wagon.
hurst. who Is now a released player of Tho Nr"'I nrk
Club. was a member OF the tram last >"nscn This
,"asUn tho team will be made np of Duly. Of last
years Solar Tips, Philadelphia, and Bpwhl''. Of
Princeton: StearnS and Upton, Of Andovcr, lynrman
and Lansing. Of the University Of Pennsylvania Uihc'
separate batcrcsI; Dana, Princeton. first base; Ne.
lUnlWy, Yale. second ba>r MOwry, Princeton, thiIi
base; KuickorbUckcr Princeton shortstup; Osborn,
prscoton. left ncld; purcl,. Irincc'qG. ccn'T nd
I.olri, ltst years first baScman, right hchl with
Campbell, Harvard. AS All all.rOund player
Tho stockton Hotel, the oldest anu largest house
at the CAPE, has boeu thoroughly fepair inside All
ont, and great changes have boon made "a n III
side. T. T; Walton, formerly Of the 81 James Hotel,
Nrw-iUrh. became us owner some tim" ago. Here
tOfOr The hOH3 has been Sai.iirl WITH a coat OF
yellow wash but 4 is now shining Under roat u
paint. The work has cost Mr.. Walton over $4,000
Mrs. John Wanamaker. wife Of m" Postmaster Bcn'
eral, has through orders sent from EurUp" had v.
Perry Edmunds who This week bought the star Of
mo CaIc. a. work experimenting tho putting In ori"r
Of Mr. Wanamakers summer home AZ Cape MAY
Point. where President Harrison viii pay visit this
sumuler,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
WATCH HILL
THE SEASON TO orEN ABOUT THE End OF JUNE
Srw DpIVES


watch mn r. l. MAY o. tsp"c'au.-The SEASON At
wanh I'm IL aw fnm week T. fortnight later than
that AZ Narracan..u Pier Newport Nobdr can tel
why this /, The Orly theory IL that since watch WI
/. family pc pl" d. not con" her" until th"
schools arr out and the Furh Of july pNc s.i'm> a"
over. This year regular communication Is " d. opH"i
mp with the OUTSIDE world at earlier dae Tn" 't"am"r
Queen CIV viii begin 10 run between Wcst'y and Watch
IN. June. and III" Atlantic l"n- VIII u" op II
70 receive quests shortly after The steamer T. ~ ng-
un will begin to about the goth Of June. a" usual
Tie kcl.of aud long hop"d'for railroad b. We II
watch IIIl aud Narran,"tt Pier exists a. yc' only Oh
papr ard Cyrtral o. 10 i,S ever being bit
when IN" railroal the Hin WI Doubtless t'tNr
hut u win lose much OF ioS present distinctive charm
Tn. Improvcrrnt IN ra!s aid dHvrwsyo this yet Is
the mos, uotltI" t'angc ~ u" Hi. Tnen Wa crrtt
rn,d Of impro, cmcnt All thc AMI the Ci ciinat
.lniirab, have uniici In Ills public work. The wv"
arg" pords been connected by road al nnc drive
way hn~ hccn built around them. Tn" main street from
the Ocean IIne rho north o. the Lar;in on the uth
has been wdcnd TWENTY-FIVE t"t AMI tn tnwn Will cor
nuc the imprO, cmcnt from the Larkln Iious on the
v.., aide OF m. peninsula T. the PympOu House thus
making a hard-"mc highway skirtnG thr entire par"
The Cncrnrt co,ny Will b. inc c1s this year by
he erection hsnisom" cottages nors Of the Ocean
Iousr This make. the total number Of cottages ain ~
rtty The hotels VIII be run by IN" sanr' rr"rr
It re act No particular changes hav" l"'h maze
IN ,ho. houses They oil equipped for providing Ter
The cantor, ~ guests approved fashion TT"
Jo-kir the OCEAN the Watch I'M AM N" Pvir''n will
have their irllvdal OrrNr.tra- and music a On 'cin
VIII make each Of hostcr"s centre Of rsy"ty and
pleasure. Thorr lGlna cano or Other celuH' p!"'c
Of amusement draw the people sway at Wnt'h I'M
more than any Other place along u" coat the u"c oil
fashioned system o, hcti cab ty exists hd Hours
The ho,i proprietn, drclsr" that ney have "V'r'
reason 10 ahtitiplt" Prosperous so"Soh lh'F haNo
many rooms engaged applicants being chiefly from the
nj idle and Western States.
The Rraa, storm last winter made breach seross rho
m d. ucninsua srctchIns out tnward St'ninctn and
t,.plar Ifppss ~ hiTh n N
d,v rc-or, for exeur>on parties Tho loss about
npO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
BdR HARBOR.
THE SEASON PUT FORWARD TWO WEEKS.
ALL THE HOTELS TO OPEN BY JULY I-soME. OF
THE SIMMER GUESTS.

ALL THE HOTELS TO OPEN BY JULY isoME, OF
THE SUMNER GUESTS.
Ear lIarbOr. Nc. May 25 speciab-A visit to ibis
great summer Of Maine, which within brief
poriod has found Its way rapidly intn tho favor Of
30 many people, finds the carpenters and painters
putting tho cottages and hotels In CONDITION for the
summer season The season * weeks earlier than
usha ana this makes tho outlook unusually favorable
TIC smaller hotels will open their doors 10 guests
about the middle Of June and the large establishments
In the neighborhood Of July I. Tho announcement
that Mr. blaine has decided to occupy his cOtag" Ia
regarded with satisfaction on every hand, as his
presence Will have tendency T. bring many Others
hero II Is hnted that President Harrison VIII run
down for week two
lhere has been but small amount
OF building only two cottages having been erected
anre last year Ono Is that Of A. G. barney. OF
Cincinnati. II Is rectangular In shape and stands
on tho slope Of steep hill on the Highland Road,
Just north Of Moseley Hill. The cost will rach
nearly $4,000 The other now cottage Is the May
cottage locaicd on Strawberry Hill, by DR. May, OF
Washington The now Congregational Church promises
b DO unique structure. The material Is red granite
obtained on tho island, and the effect Is proty 10
will be completed by July /. Another Improvement
which will be appreciated is . new postoffco.
Walter S. Gurnoc, OF New.lork is expected hero
shortly and bis cottage Is boing placed In condition
iic hsS pu'k a Htty 1901 napntDa launch uNc
during tho summer.
Howard Dickinson win occupy rooms at nc
Malvern.
Mrs GeorganA Shaw and daughter, OF New.
York are among the IOu:sburg's prospective glcsts
DR.. and Mrs. May and Mrs. {. X Wright and
children, OF Washington, are at the Belmont, where
they VIII rcmain until hrcir cottage Is completed.
MIS- " d. Nandor'n and Mrs. F. H. Ripley, OF Now
YORK. hsvn been at the Belmont for q few days.
DE Lanccy Kane. OF Ncw-iork has taken tho Dutch
cottage for tho season.
Miss Mary lewis, Of Ncw-York. has rented her
cottage az Northeast HarOr 10 IN" Rov Dr. Hunting.
ton, OF Nc".lork, who will occupy II with hi, family.
Mr. ana Mn. Edmund PcndlcOn, Of Cincinnati.
are occupying their cottage, tho Bagitrr. Mr..
lJatt H. Dickinson. Of New-Yoik, Will have rooms
az the Winter 11arbOr Hotel.
MI "ilmerdng Of Ncw.York, has leased a cottage
for tho season.
r,, Dr. iielmutas cottage has been rented by Mr..
The Tortot cottage has been leased for the SEASON
by Mr. Massey II Philadelphia Mrs Thomas y.
SCOTT, OF Philadelphia, Is 10 have the Canary cot
tagc for the season.
The Devon cottage tho property OF Mrs wilkins.
has bccii lra>o by Dr. Keating. Of New.YOrk.
The Grand Central Hotel il being painted aud IN
elevator has been placed In tho west end which Is
run by Nj electric motor. The Koiick Is also 10 have
an elevator. The TOURIST will make It's sipeac-
ance In few wrehS. No daily paper l. 10 be
pr!niel, As It has not provel paying Investment In
the past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
THE OUTLOOK AT COOPERSTOWy.

Cooper. own \. Y, May % (SpecnD.-Thcre have
been few changes OF general Interest In Coop"rS"wn
during the winter. !u:icinu~ application OF paint has
improved the appearance Of one or Nv" hotels and several
cottages bu, tn hotels been radically changed
In appearance and no new cottages been but Tho
purchase OF the skeleton Hotel by Alfred Corning CLARK
and the would 10 10 The ground
has been cau.c much congratulations the villagers
who take pride In tho appearance" Of the village and
win b. pleasant news the returning visitor whom
IL has been an obnoxious "ey"sor"" cause Of still
greater eonaraulaton Ia the purchase by Mr. Clark
many hundred acros OF land the sdo OF the lao
from the estate Of George Clarke. This purchase en-.
braces several along ne laEs sAo ana iusurss ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26

preservation Of tho virgin forest" which hss iol
years covered that slde Of the lake, and wniea 49,
much TO the beauty Of the lake sufroundingh
1t 10 stan carly 70 forete what the coming 800"
whole Will b. suhneient number Of eessases ny
been rented insure q fair cottage year. The hoss' 80
for better than they have enjoyed TOR "
years. Mr. Critecndcn Of the Cooper Rouss 10 esoee'y
ssnsui"e a"d reports an unusually largo nu'nO's '
gascn,ns
Mrs Alfred Coming Clark and family srs ss Ssniess
for the sumner
Mi. Major. OF New.York will soon occupy the Carter
cottage, Ia Chcstnutst.. tor the third season.
David n. Gregory and family, Of New.YofT' ssv "
turned to lheIr homr opposite the Cooper aoss
The Misses Hidden. Of Ncw.Yofk. have Tensss Ssess
Iisrris's cottage. In Ches,nutst. for the season.
Mrs Carpenter OF New.Yofk will occupy The 6Scsaee
cottagc, Ia Finest, during the coming season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
IN THE CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
TIE. SEASON TO OPEN EARLIER THAN USUAL
HOTELS AND THEIR ATTRACTIONS.

TIE. SEASON TO OPEN EARLIER THAN USUAL
HOTELS AND THEIR ATTRACTIONS.
Kingston, May IS (specsD.-The Catskl crags and
sallsys ire getting ready for tho summer Invasion.
Four hours by rail six or seven by steamer bring
the visitor to tho heart Of the mountains. Once here
comfortable sojourn can be INDUCED In without shat
tertne q modest purse and man can even delight
and inyjgorste his family for week a month with
out drawing extrsvsgantly upon his bank account
These mountains were never more beautiful than now
nature seems 10 make them fresher and grecncr year
by wear Facilities and comforts are being added in
Al, parts of the range. and visitors will be surprised
"a see the changes and improvements maho since
last ssason No large hotels have been built, but
many have been extended and several small hotels and
no.rd,ng houses have been newly constructed, and
thu actual housing capacity OF the CatsKus mas been
increased by many hundreds
7, :. scarcely necessary speak Of the hotels and
s.rara,e resorts in detail Their ATTRACTIONS are
orDb,oally set forth IN the guide DOORS ana In the
sdvert,,,ns columns Of Tho Tribune. Hotel Ksa'cr-
.,,, - .,,u N. largest and most extensive In the
,.nr~ " r. Paige will manage It for tho sixth
consecutive season, snd guest who mas ever "con
pde~ his roof either berr down among inc oranges
and slhgstors will need any iuronei inio~NUA
Tho vast mountain park and rs beaae'ui orNos' u'0
lakes tho opera house, annex. the orhesu"' uo
charming scenery-di II DO ready TOT INC opo"'ns
on June a5 The New-York Press Assoaauoh WIZ
hold hs thirty hird annual convention ~ '"' "''e'
during the opening week.
Hsxt IN eli respects 10 the new Grand HoteI In 'ne
Ulster or Western CstSkls. This resort s'ifi onpss
he eav!abe distinction OF being the only large ho'e
n he ranre chat b reached by the cars dire''.
Visitors may aligbt from the parlor cars on the no'e
grounds, tour and onehalf hours nom Now ors
Romer oslls Formerly Of the Trcmpcr ana last ~ineS
-csrk Il the Ponce de Leon, viii now ASSIST INC
Msssrl Cornell. the owners. in the management.
1hs mountain and valley soenery here Is unsurpassed
and TIE many oeaer stuNctions have long since mace
~ 0pAnd conspicuous fsvorts Win tho best people
II door open June 60.
Ths old ptooeee resort of the range 81 Pine Orchan
begins 80 stxtyssveoGh Juns 20, under tho
Oh snA popuias Beach management Nothing need
- sAA 10 sxtoi ths many natural sstrsctions about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
THE THOUSAND ISLANDS.
AN EARLY AND PROSPEROUS SEASON PIE
DlcTED-A FEW CHANGES.

AN EARLY AND PROSPEROUS SEASON PIE
DIcrEp-A FEW CHANGES.
Alexsndris Bay. N. Y. May % tspertaD. Owing y
tho regular running Of tho boat since April conneens
with the trains At Clayton the people hsve oeen
enabled TO come thr thousand ISLANDS earlier sh's
year than in many previous ones, and all sxprs~
themselves delighted with the freshness sno oosav
Of the Islands al this period Of the yess Inc seens
along tho river Is gradually growing more active ~ cses
day passes reminding that tho Delights ana pcssafo
~ summer nfc ,mOng the ISLANDS an again onWihS
near.
since las. season m,ny and extensive improvements
have been going The most noticesos osnM tos
erection Of 4 number VI beautiful cottages sno I'M
general changes In the hotels for the accommodation
OF visitors Those accustomed s-cnd . largo pst q
the sus,mer Round Island will nnd On Arrival
this change. Sixty feet has boon sodoo
1t each end OF the Round Island Honsc Of FORMER umc
the FrontCnac. for the purpose OF incr~aHnR hs
facilities for the entertainment Of gusts Many masf
improvements over former years haze bceu made. both
inside and out. and when the hotel IL thrown open 70
the public. June Is. II will BE- one worthy 70 ~
ranked with tho best VI the country. Various changes
have taken place all avund the island in the building
OF number II boahOuses tho repairing OF COTTAGES ana
the general Improvement OF the grounds During The
time between last September sad now the property Vt
the association has pas.ed into new hands, and th's
scsson will open up In the history OF Round
Island. which promises TO bring greater enjoyment mo
increased prosperity to all concerned
A. Thousand Island Park thu places OF business arc
open. and the Park presents IN animated appear
oncc for this time Of the The most marked I'M
proyemcnt there is the rebuilding OF the dockhouse
and the charging NJ the pier, which VIII give the a1o
citation better facilities for Its continually Increasing
business. l.. X. Holden. Of New.foik City. Is MAKING
extensive changes his cottage His BEAUTIFUL mnhoseny
yacht Lotus Seeker made her appearance In April The
Thousand Island Park Hotel. under the management Of
s. " Warner and I. A. Kinney. IL being made feady
for the ,urrner throng aud Will be duly opened tof
the June Is.
Tho Hotel Westminster. Westminster Park 10 oe'ns
painted both inside and ont, and put In genera sooo
order for the season Although extensive cbsnscs
have occurred here since last year. yet the ho'es sN
making preparations, for good season.
II. II. Warner OF Rochester. is building ane boat
hous? his island. q.
Henry IT, Heath. Of Brooklyn. has torn down his o'd
hpu~c on Nobby Island and II going to erect very
handsome house. worth from $4,000 to e2o.ooo.
Judge Scckcs, Of Washington. d. T.. mas renseo
Harris Island. and will arrive soon with his family.
Conparng the outlook at the different places along
the river With that Of previous years at this data the
Indications the p-es"nt season VIII De one Of
the best in the history OF these resorts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
sHAROH NEARLY READY nor THE SUMNER IRISH

SHAROS NEARLY READY nor THE SUMNER IRISH
Sharon Springs, v. Y. NAV c5 tspccaD.- TIL" ~.
turning visitor viii not be hewildcrd AZ the multi
tidnous changes which have boon wrought In shaOn's
appearance since the last srason closed Indeed, he
will be much more likely TO be bcwhcred In trying TO
nnd wherein II has changed at all The usual amount
n scrubblng and cleaning has hcen done and an &c.
casiuhh paDbriSh has LEFT IT. mark but VI" host OF
capcncrs' OF whEh hr sverag, summer resort boasts
this SEASON Of the year Is not tn b" found at sharon
However, " Sharon has not materially imp'o'cd
neither on the other hand. has II dertoratcd
Annual visitors, OF witch sharn has many. VIII
miss several Of the old tine Landlords this season
p O. sh"rp for many years proprietor OF III" sharun
House has r'irrd. having sold his hofo 10 his b0iher
7. h. sharp. wrll. known NrvYork hop merchant
The MANSON llO,He which has long boon under mo
nanaermeht Of Hessrs. TIubbs & McrcneSs has also
through NJ infusion OF new blood.
The prospect Tor tho coming sesAon 10 unusually
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, so-TwENTY PAGES.

bright. The hotel claim . much larger number
OF cugagemens usual st this OF the year,
And that letters Of inquiry have never poured In so
hcky.
The Gardner bath houses will open about Juno 10,
the Shaefer Pine Needle bath about the 25th. and tho
new Inhalation building the latter part Of the Same
month OF the hotels. the Sharon House. Feihers and
the Mansion Hn,ise now open. The Union VIII
open Juno and the Pavilion and the American about
the Goth.
Tho sharon spcci. will make IFS first trip for the
SEASON u ey On or about The l0th OF next month.