New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
BO4TING At LAKEWOOD.
REAL ESTATE RANsACuoNs-PERsoNAL AND
SOCIAL.

SOCIAL.
lakewood. March Is (specall.-The fine weather
t,at came after the storm. and inc sho"
"squall, as the natives persist IN Gaining inc i','
stumbling of white with which the earth was 'oa'"'
brought all Lakewood out OF doors again. INC '"''
the walks the wOOds-all were gay WIN ,"o 'p.,"~
,;fe which now annually colors and enlivens til>
village 1t went further this year. however tian IL
hos oyer gone before 50 early in the season. Inc
little skim of ice that had coated the lakes d. p
of the brief cold snap disappeared even moV I"'"
than IL came, and Wednesday ana lhnrsudS ''0
veteran Joseph Of the rustic boat-Aousc-popuia'i'
known rs the COMMUNICATED applicants for every
available boat that ready To be IN the water III
deed there has been boating here during the ch'Hc
winter, on pleasant days
Transactions in real estate arc reported WIN SUCH
frequency that II is difficult to keep track oil tch
unless one Is in the business SWIM Mr. FERRIS inc
wcli-known Newark manufacturer, has purchased oak
lurst OF Mrs D. L.. Smith, and added 1t 10 his adlolh
ing possessjons Mrs 5 V. Benson, Of icnsonlui't
By the sea- has purchased cottage Of Mr. o. a. smith
The following are among the New Workers who have
arrived at the Laurel House this week: MIS-. u. 4.
Atwater the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. John G. Bliss, Collins
Rliss T. $ Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Dominck.
Charles H. Griffin Walter c. Gibson. Henry w HAY d"n
Tho Misses Cowles Mrs. John Sinclair e. H. kittlc,
John L. Hamilton, ID. a. Lindley, Mr. ana MIS-
J. r. Nichols Charles i. lIubDelI A. r. Rockwell.
r. W. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Holmes, Mrs. D. H..
Hoffman, j. L. Bcckwith, Henry hoSer7 rauii'o
Rogers. F. g. BOVINE Mrs. IL. Allen. Miss Allen, Miss
Faith Alien Miss VI. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. ). l..
sheldon Miss Annie sheldon, Mrs Joseph Potter
Miss Potter. Mrs L. Friedman Miss Tracy amos ns,n
kellogg Mrs Kellogg. Mr.. and Mrs. Ruius - to"lhs'
Miss Cowing Percy r. CCwing, Clarence T. Consci.
Mrs John Rogers, Mrs. q. ". Carleton Ms Nara M
Need Alden, ii. T.. Croker Mrs. IL. Is GILBERT MIS-
Carolyn O'Connor, Mr.. A. T. Johnson, Mrs; 4. -
Jones' A. {. Jones' Gilbert Oakley, Mt. MaN r.
sand Miss Alice sand. II. +. Merriam. Mrs Du bols
sohler Miss Florence soler and }. T. Cooke. a.,
Among the later arrivals from Brooklyn at ,lIe
1aure House are Miss Huntington, Mr. ana MIs
Charles A. Townsend, Charles Is. Hobbs, Mrs r. J.
KInr Miss Meserole, J. ID. McserOe, II. MapesOn MI
and Mrs. James NJ. Govern, Mrs. NJ. f. Watson, T.. T.
TAFT. II. Van Wyck. ~ -, NIL.
Prom other cities are Ncwark-The Hon. Thomas
n McCartcr, W. H. McCarter. Jersey Cty-Tlc Rev
and Mrs e. l.. StOddard Mrs. T.. Linn, Miss Gladys
Linn Miss 4. Jenkins PrincctOn-l'rofcssor and Mrs
G. A. Aiken. Austin Waite New-Bruns"ich-"' D.
Chetwood, Warren iIardcnbersh.
The latest al rivals at the Palmer House from New
York are ii. J. Parsons. Mrs Ivison ID. a. Haynes
L. Is. French, William l.. Turner. Mrs Howe, F. "
Cuiteau, A. c. Smith, Allan T. smith, W. II. smith
Mrs. J. II. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. w. y. Cook. David
Arnold. yohn u. Arnold u. IIavanagh, W. Boroman