New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15
MANY NEW- YORKERS At LEMON.
PROSPECT OF A VERY GAY sEAsoN-PRoJECTEp
IMPROVEMENTS.

PROSPECT OF A VERY bAl StfSJN 'N1'''0-
IMPROVEMENTS.
Lerox Mass June Is (SpeciaI.-The cottagers have
been coming up 10 Lenox this week in large numbers
and half the cottages at least are now occupied pun
rho Curtis and Bellevue Hotels well filled. and they
have A large number Of guests booked Tor me re-
nainder Of this month and July. Landlord Curtis says
Tint he never had so many guests at this season oi INC
wear or so many applications for rooms for the carry
summer a, he has now II is evident that the season
will be the longest and Of the lvehest thi' "a'
ever been known. The cOttagers have not had many
entertainments as vet except I'm rhc way Of small d
ner parties and few small evening parties Inc Mf7'
entertainments viii not begin until next month
There /, considerable interest In real estate atliooen
,,y sales have vet been made this season one OF te
finest place. left is the Gideon Smith property west oi
the Lauier and sloane places. II contains Dons l'o
acre, and is charmngly located for mo summer oo'
TAO. From the hilltop where the old homesoea0 -
located a Grand view of the surrounding country Is
obtained including two lakes. The property heIu ~
over $4,000. several New-lork mon nave oeen pc-
gently 70 II, pect ii. II contains two beauu groves
49,, h,s a largo frontage on stockbridge Bowl There
are few other pieces Of desirable property In the mar
kct which viii probably be purchased during tic
present season - s,,,
several of the cottagers interested In new ms-
WAY leading from Lenox 10 SocRbridge, ana oosne ~
hove This road start from a point in Lenox below
M.
Irv Lake. then bear to the south and west through
h..u,i,,I woodland and come out on the prcsein
s,ochbrdce road on the shore Of StOckbridgc BOWL
wopld make a new drive OF about TWO n"'eN'
and shorten the distance between LehoA al"
stocIbr1dgc about three quarters oil niio' i"o'o
vould be no hills on II. and so many VI wv
cot,ag.rs are interested in it that 1t VIII prooaDN
20 through. ,, o...,,
Char,os Ianicr and family viii occupy their cottage
oor,y r.xt week Many improvements have been
made on the place during the summer ana IL II Ho"
In fine condition. . ~ NADIA
nr George ~ Dixon has arrived at the biuuic
cottage for the summer. Among the other o"''"s'
who have arrived ara Mrs ana Miss """''''''
occupv the Planter cottage. ~
Thornton H. Lothrop IN, been IN LehoA "'
Az, Nr and Mrs, Lothrop will soon sail ior
Fs,rope but will to LenoA about inc nr'' Va
.en,embcr. John T. Williams has arrived al I'M, tnc
Lohrop cottage for the seasoh anu & cottagc his
~ Iufifoukc, came on 10 the Rackcmahh cot'"s0 ''''
week. ,.os Constance and Helen Parsons. daughters
-, tnIn r Parsons, are To be seen ont on holscpd.h
almost daily Their father usually accompaniGfs h,
The family arc greatly enoIins HnTr of albany are
q, The cottage Of Mrs. Murray father General hn,n,
bone The remainder Of the nbn week or two
MY ~ Robcson and family have arrived AZ tnclr
cottage. They spend the greater part Vi '"''
" Th rt fomr in hand seen this was thar OF
q. @. Haven, which appeared on ,nv t friends on
| the coach cL.t,,ct, no.
The Shattnck family has arrived Mr. sha,,u E haS
his large tally no coach here THIS sea'oh' oHu ITO "
had IL ont once or twice - ~ u,,o.. =
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Fairfax have been me sueS,s
| of the Rrndfqrds this week Mr.. Fairfax Will olly
remain for a short time, but Mrs Fairfax VIII Stay
| through the season. . ,,,,.o
d. " Bishop. who has made extensive improve
mens on his grounds, has arrived at his cottage us
grounds OF thirty acres or more present hl'e t ap
pcarancc a. they receive the constant care OF force
| OF half a dozen men, 81, -, III, -
Henry 4. Barclay has announced that he VIII DC
cupy his cottage the 2sth Of this month: Ills
horses and some Of his servants are ALREADY mere
lie has spent the winter and spring In Europe ,
Among the recent guests who have arrived AZ INC
| Curtis House Mr.. and Mrs r. Webster, MI ana
Mrs Rudolph KisSell, j. e. Bell, r., MeSsrs Thomas
fienry and George y. Miller. Miss Chase. MISS swan
Mr. Mrs. McCrarry, Mr.. and Mrs John onthth
| f. D. Thompson. +. d. Tappan. New-York: Miss
| Frances Lowering. Charles l.. Young, Miss Young
| %. h. rockingham and family, DR.. j. +. stanton
Mrs ~ W. Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. o. b. Worthington
Boston; j. p Gibson, NewOrlcans C. r. Barnes
Kansas City Mrs. J. f. Thornton Miss c. b. smith
Henry n. smith Frances W. Smith. Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Daniels London Eng