Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-06

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GUESTS STILL COMING.
At Cresson Springs the season is at its
height in August The first and second
weeks in September find the guests of the
hotel gone and the cottagers going. But
the plans of the President and his family
have changed things this year, and it is
evident that the fashionable people here
aan.u. H. su -. an af wi tha;r oot;ons Wy
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sbou1d he deserted in % %spn.amber % and Orto-
har tha 49, ,,ost daI;nLtf,,I ,,nntbs of tbe
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br;Ilian ~ soo;ol Trnarausn,a .a0 for tho Iaiter
mart of Tho weel Bnt tbe rIans were dis
arronro5 ,nita rnooran,on;ansir hv Mrs
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SOME VACANT COTTAGES,
Starting in tine first row there is the Stew
art cottage 1t was closed for the season last
Monday when Young Douglas Stewart lett
for Conneaut Lake to Join his family. Next
is the Schoonmaker, or the Chambers cot
tage, as it has been known all summer.
The Chambers family are still at Cresson,
and no rumor of their approaching depar-
ture has been heard. Mrs. Chambers and
her children have been here all summer,
and Mr.. Chambers joins them every
Friday or SATURDAY. evening, remain
ing over Sunday. The Park Painter cottage
will likely be vacant next week for there is
some talk to the effect that Mrs. Painter
leaves Monday or Tuesday. AS Mrs. Mark
w. Watson did not get to Cresson very
early, her family will probably be one of
the last to leave. Mrs. Watson's cottage'is
next to Mrs Park Painters.
Above and across the Watson lot is the
summer, some of them in the east, and some
in Europe and did not come to Cresson.
Louis W. Dalzell's family occupied their
house, and they, the Dalzells go Monday.
The Darlington cottage is next to Dalzell's.
Mrs. Darlington SAYS nothing of her i'm
mediate departure, but willy-nilly, Presid-
ent or no President, she goes back to AL
legncny, September 20, to put her small
daughter to school, Miss Darlington is
home from Narapansett. where. despite the
fact that Newnort is weeninp over her lost
Evidently Miss Darlington will stay at
Cresson until the winter season begins.
Skipping the Park Cottage and Its dlstln-
Guisneu s%est' sne neAs - t WITS. 9yron n.
tha. bar. baan a;ran ~ ~a rsnorJin III ~ p- a.
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t. !. tbo Iornas, I'D for ih.t ye.son ~ Uo"eo Go
iooto5 ne ~ as $500, ano ~ ~ mo- ,n ,ea;oh '. M"o
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u In 'ue co.iagc noH are nr. anu MRS; D.
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wifs and otbsr ladies' nf his bonsebnid hS
the society women of Pittshnrg at Cresson
IF Mrs Psinter is LEAVING Crssson notb;nr
has heen heard about II so far Tho Ias, of
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