New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
LENOX IN THE SNOW.
THE LAST OF THE coTrAGERs ENJOY THE Trm

THE LAST OF THE COTTAGERs ENJOY THE FIN
sLEIGHING.
Lenox. Mass. Nov. 30 (Specap.-The sleighinc hero
was excellent during the early part OK the wce..
There was ten inches more OF snow on the groo"~
on Monday and the remaining couagers nave manc '"
most of il with large slcghng parties and slelsnnoes
Among those who are here at their cottages ana WV
we're seen on the streets in their double seigis ma,
mentioned Dr. and Mrs. Greenleaf, Miss R0ch ana AD
Carey. Mr.. and Mrs. David Lydg, Mr. and MIS- Wiz
Il. Bacon. Henry A. Barclay and family. Mr. ana "',
Joseph Burden. the Billiards. the Goodmans' "eofS ,,
Folsom and family, Mr. and Mrs LIVINGSTON "e ~
cpsons F. A. Schermerhor1, and the Gllmores'
Mrs Meeker OF NcwIorl with large parry
friends, has been staying at Curtis dotei 'inS -
For the first time in their experience they have cnl%s.
the sleghing over the berkshire HIS III"
greatly delighted with this winter weather. LUG
cary fell to degrees below zero on Monday "i"'a
the coolest day known here In November III .nd
years. In Mrs Mecker's party was Miss s'oAes
Miss CAROLYN stokes. sisters Of Arson Phelps s"'"
The weathe, has been all that could be desired -
Mr. and Mrs James L. Barclay went 10 No"'. a.,
on Tuesday In their special car MIS- baroi"'' "a
was severely injured b. being thrown from her W..
some weeks ago is still suffering, but the ph'''
opinion is that she will ultimately recover i.
william ID. Sloane has been spending a IL" MA
ro,ox s,avipc al Curtiss Hotel. lie visltea NJ
place ana arrUnscu sumo
possible that Elm Court viii be open OUTFITS v" ,hs
DAYS Mr. sloane has purchased 100 acres "" 's.,n
smith stock farm known a the crosby isrS' ~.
OF and adjoining his present property. IL Is ~ -.t
that Mr. Sloane will make this stock farm for w. !,
Inr hacks and othe. kinds OF horses. numo.
which he has already imported. Mr.. and Mrs -
yin came ON early next season and occupy then y
tagc. .S ?
several country places have already been icn'~ r
next season Others ar- being looked affH
rents urc still very high. and
Theodore Cowing has purchased OF MIS- s'pss a..
her brothers the property known as Chestnut i' A..
ending the cottage rented by Mrs Eugene Cruscf ~.
last Season The parchass includes Valuable a~-'
ard several good building sites. .s ,o the ncw
Mrs Eggl,ton's cottage has been hoNeo .v,,srstIon6
grounds pa chased by George u. maven.
aud improvements are being male Oh ~ .,. ~lrter
I;eor.e W. Poison and family. VII spenu uo hegS
In Asheyille y. u, ana o,' 'N"s"'""S
Mr.. aud Mrs David LydIg settled In tn y, IN
cottage and will remain mere TIE sryatc' P"''
MATER r,lng 10 New lJrS occas ohaiN Il. soitsc>
Dr. Greenleii and family ar; SUN at u'' : r.
her., but will saon 20 10 u stct ,, ,venty -hv(
Usnfy A. Earel,y has purchaser ABOUT s"0 q So,nd>
acre, OF Lutte. Lu;lef. Tie lsld IONS " ard icn
or Bolnc brsc 70 whisn !, VIII oc pa,t CImb will ~
me-, Ting next rncsday. fos the pnrposs oi b,,iine
the plans 10, their boat ous,s anu Or, oso III .
now In process 81 construct al ne nhs w6ril
The new humping station OF the l,hoN rsscs@e6fg1
los mo ~ nj In Old sratbn Thr two new Nt~,s n
are cCmpl ted ~ that Lcaox viii nave 81 - ~.
supply OF the hes, water hefcaf e.: :, ccorno e
Mr. lurde,t Coutts has be the guest o. r ~ o
Folsom for few days. While he was , Se.o Fc16n.
given a large dinner party by Mr. and MA ,s.srS ~
which was attended BY nearly all the CIV
NAMING.