New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
CATSKILL RESORTS.
MANY EARLY GUESTS ALREADY THERE.
IMPROVEMENTS NoIICED-sUMMER SCHEDULES
MITES.

personal MITES.
Kingston, June ol-rhc last week has been dc
lghtful in the mountains. The rains have ceased
the temperature is perfect and nature never before
flung out her banners Of summer welcome In
more enticng manner II is yet little early Tor inc
opening Of the season in formal way
as many Of the largest hotels do not receive guests
until next week But the mountain trains have
grown materially longer during the week. aud already
there are many visitors
Churchill Hall. at stanford has thirty season
guests tonight, and reports an advance engagement
list % per larger than last this period
The new annex to this popular resort brings ltS
capacity TO 300. President Young and other officials
OF the Ulster and Delaware Railroad dned there on
Tuesday. Paror cars arc regularly attached
TO the leading mountain trains.
A. II. Dewitt and family. Of Brooklyn. are at
Churchill Hall for the season.
Most Of The hotels In the Ulster Catskills arc now
open. The New Grand opens on Wednesday and the
overlook House Saturday. Both these resorts re-
port an excellent outlook. The new Overlook man
agcmcnt speak confidently Of filling the house early
in the season The Greene Comfy region has also
numerous guests. especially the Catskill Mountain
House and the Laurel House. which began their
during the Hotel Kaaterskill will open
saturday with the largest engagement list I'm the
history of the resort according to Manager Paige.
Captain W. II. Harrison Is now the manager OF the
Fabian House. Tanncrsvie.
The railway connection between the Catskill and
Cooperstown region. partially completed. will be
entirely finished under the Ulster and Delaware
management. Meanwhile tally-ho coach will be
run between stamford and West Davenport, where
connection Is made with the COoperstown Charlotte
Valley road.
The full summer schedule Of trains on the West
shore road goes effect and the service
is more abundant than usual. There are now nine
nrst-class trains each way from Kingston. la'e
Sunday night train, leaving Kingston at 10:45. Will
be put on later, to accommodate the husbands ana
business men who can only rest over sunday.
An Otis elevator has been placed in tn; Breeze
Lawn House at IIuter.
Charles Munroe, the publisher has recently DonghS
a cottage on the Birch Creek road near Pine Ill.,
Lillian Russell with her child and mother has
1t is rnmored that the noted Black Pond property
near Highland has been purch ased By F. j. Allen Of
the Aston House, who oontcmpates the erection oi
large summer hotel there.
H. d. Dewitt. a lawyer of New-York has bought the
Morris homestead At Prattsvle for his private sum
The new town hall at Pine Hln is now nearly
George Hearst of Brooklyn. will summer with
his family at the MnlniN House, Pine Nus nth
A now clubhouse Is building in the noted Birch
Creek locality
The Pine iii Cornct Band is rchcarslng for series
VI Ldnls p. schn so well known to Laurel House
guests in year: past Is budinS nne az hd'f rs ana
g. H. Mlchals. OF New York. has leased the Blythe
wood AZ Tannersvillc for a term OF years.
Twenty five now and attractive rooms have been
added 10 the Bclvidcre there.
Dr Lillientha has at Hunter one of the finest sun
mcr cottages I'm the range.
Mrs Captain Patterson Of ST. Louis. and Mss
Pauline Wells her ueicc. have arrived NJ tier
Irookside cottaee. near Roxhury. for The season,
Among the carly guests at Churchill llall a. MIS-;
ana maid G. W Alien, Mr.. u. Hoppoch Nj g. T.
Ucaru Miss 7. Cathcal. Robert Rciss. George H.
Cavcy T. W. Wildcy and wife. Mrs. shannon. Pro-
fcssor F.. D. Lyon, O: G. Pnckncy. j. :. Hans,l
Ncvr York: A. II. Dewitt and family. {. \ Acker
man ". VI. Shipman William +. On Dos and WIFI
Mrs. 7. G. Mccrca and family nrooklyn: Mr;i; , H.
Talfc T. F. Ralfc and family. Ncwburc, WHAT
Mnlli gan and family Palisades Mr.. J. Camp, Mrs
C. " sellcck, Norwak. Conn. Mrs. ID. 7. LORD
Poughkecpsie.