New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
LTNGERERS Ar LENOX.

THE BERK sHrREs WHITE WITH EARLY SNOW.
Lenox. Mass. Nov. Is (speciaD.-A number of the
cottagers still lnger in Lenox and there are some who
will remain through the winter. Among those who arc
still in their cottages Henry a Barclay James L.
Barclay Joseph Burden, DR.. Grceneaf the GOodmahs
+. McE. Livingston, Colonel Auchmuty and some
Others. They enjoy this bright November weather
with its clear, keen air and an occasional hurry ol
snow As the roads good they put on their heavy
wraps enjoy rapid drive through the country as
much as they did in september.
The first snow storm Of any magnitude came OH
Tuesday, when the ground was white all ABOUT anu
the hilltops still covered with snow. The mercury
on Thursday morning touched Is above zero. the lo"
est point yet reached. 1t is quite remarkable TO nave
the mercury fall low in this month. The DAY was
bright and clear and the coages and their guests who
still here enjoyed driving about the country.
Among those who went away this week were Mr. ana
Mrs. Havcns, the Sands. and DIR. Victor NoreaaTu'
Miss Folsom has also gone. and sailed for Europe III
company with the McKays last week. Miss Folsom
will spend the greater part Of the winter IN England
where she will visit the Stokes family. and she ana
Mrs. Mckay will also be the guests OF Mr.. ana MIS-
Synge. She will return to New-iork In APRIL ana
spend next season in LcnOx.
Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom will remain in Lenox uhui
after THANKSGIVING when they will 60 to New-fork
for few weeks They intend to spend the heish' VI
the season. after the holidays, In washington.
Among those who are now here at the hotels or as
guests of The cottagers are Mr. and Mrs. f. D. Green
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albright, of Buffalo; MISS bro"n'
Miss ii. l.. Brown and Miss !. Brown. Oh san iran
cisco; Mrs William l.. Strong, OF New-lorK' ana soic
others.
Mrs Albert shattuck OF New-Orlean is at " Brook
hurst, and thinks of spending the entire winter here
Dr. GreenIeaf and family. Henry A. Barclay anu
family also william b. Bacon and family, VIII spehd
the entire winter here. and 1t Is probable 'ha' H. VIZ
Livingston will also spend the winter Coiohei -f".
muty Is now resident and voter IN LchoA' anu MS
place is open all the year round These people WI!
make freouent trips to NewYork during the heigt Oh
the season. but will practically spend the winter mere
]. A. Burnett of LONDON Eng. has been spehcms
few DAYS i'm LenOx and has received some attention
from the cottagers, This is the first time ts rns
llshman has visited LenOx. and he IS greatly peaseo
with it's beauties.
d. w. Bishop came up from Ncw-iork few DAYS
ago TO look over his place. He cOntempla'es coming
nm again. ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Bishop. during the
holidays.
The Rev. William GrOsvenOr, OF Trinity ChuTh'
will take vacation for few weeks, spehomg soihc
time in New-York and other cities
Mrs. Henry Egglestor has planned to move her
cottage on Cifwood st. the ground she purchased
of q. G. Haven this fall
There will be a large contingent of Lenex So
clety people in London this winter, including the
stokeses RObertses, the Synges and some others.
The Lenoy Boat Club have every detail perfected
for the erection OF several buildings on the shore OF
Stocbbrdge Bowl and considerable work Is now oehg
done there in the way OF making roads ana getting
really for building operations.
Mrs. James L. Barclay is steadily recovering from
her recent painful injuries received by being thrown
from her horse some time ago. If she is able to
travel she and Mr. Barclay will go to New-iorK next
Thursday She is able to SIT up for few hours
at time. $50 1885,,
Mrs Nelson and her brother. Freddie oebhard,
have gone to Newport for a month. They will prob
ably return here during the holidays.
Several cottages have been engaged for next season.
and the rentals will DO quite high as during the
past season.
There will be a very large number OF the cottagers
and their friends In LenOX during the holidays III
there is snow enough for sleghing. Nearly all the
rooms in Curtiss Hotel have been engaged for the
two weeks OF the holidays, and the cottagers who
remain here all winter. well as those who open
their cottages for the two weeks, will have many
guests number Of the cOttagers have left corps
OF servants in charge Of their places that they
can be made ready for them at short notice whenever
they desire to come up. .
John f. Parsons and family have closed their
cottage and gone to New-fork,