New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
TIE LOVELY LAKE PLACID REGION.
WiNpERNIERE SUEPASSED-IN THE HEART VI
THE NoUX1'AINS-THE MAGNIFICENT NEW
STEVENS HOySE-A CANVAS CHURCH
-TURONGED AND ATTRACT.
I'VE HOSTELRIES.
I'VE HOSTELRIES.

-THRONGED AND ATTRACT.
I'VE HOSTELLES.
1,na placid Jrlv oG fScial.-Iake Placid Is the gen.
c,, name aucd o. two beautiful bodies Of water nesting
in among the arcen mountains They are Lake fiacu
prop and Mirror Lake. The pair are divided by hafo"
rreeunr siacd strip land which rises up to height
~ at,,. one hundred foct side the puFP"
mountains Among the most prominent peaks NS'o'
Is Whtc.Acc curlously called bcn@ tT' u'H'' oT'1
mountain in the range II is ISOLATED from til" ohch anu
lower, from .he head Of Lake Placid to height o. oVVo
feet. ~.
Minor Lake house-Mrs Iuch. Edwin Luch Balti'
more; Mr. and Ms Dizcr, Boston MIs L I" Ion''oi
New.Yo;k; T. b. Mailery Sarsora Springs Mrs F4tlsh'
man The Misses F,slman T. FlciShuan. N'w-l"rK Nr'
and Mr. samuel HIATT Albany; J. J. Knabc, r. l"l'I'
more Ohio silas futile and wife, Bo'hlyn J. H. "a'u
Boston: C. l. Austin Nrw-IlaVen: Charles A. CIosS'el
Ncw.York; Miss Lctte Hathaway, Franklin FaiT; H. !.
Shaw Ncw.YoII; pr. D. i; Brown and wife BROOKLYN )
Miss Luiln NJ Mitchell. Philadelphia; G ,. Dnhtaf'
Boston Mr. and Mrs. George Dodvofth' Mrs n T. NaSn
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie, Burnham New-Ioiki r. w f~I'
meter Chicago; William V Creighton and WE MIS- u
X Eldridge and child. Miss Thompson. MI ana MIS-
GEORGE Burch NewYork Alfred Stchbh-. Mrs s:eooinN
Boston; Mr.. and Mr., 4. J. Gregory Miss Lue NJ
Gregory Elsath Gregory. Detroit MI ana ME'' j.
Mills. Miss T. Mills Miss l. II. Mills Springfield. Mass
Mr. and Mrs c. w Coold York Mrs. G. NJ Lanes.
Boston; Mrs. j. II. Lord. Mrs Jennings, East orange
n. J.. Miss c. J. Banks, Newly rk; Mrs. j. T. smith,
Brooklyn; Charles y. TrouD Mrs. Irving ward MISS
Railway the Misses Troup, Herman Bun. Frcdcric NJ
Purr Louis H. Burr and wife Neb-l DIRK; y. Ranieri'
Albany; James \. Smith, Boston; Miss y. Domaine
Buffalo; o. Ii. Allen and Wife Montpelier; J. W. Park
hurst London; j. c. supco>. Albany NJ T. IIeaddc" j.
c. Headden New.YorK; Miss G. Hcrsey' RoNbury Mass
Miss O. II. Houghton. New-York; Mr.. and Mrs slas
Tttte Miss futile. Miss Grace Tutte MISS Lana
futile Judge c. Perry. Miss c. Perry, Mrs T. o. Snlt
Miss Lillian Smith. brooklyn; George NJ s're'ter fhi'a
dclphia.
Henry b. Auetincoss and family, Mrs. Richard Colgate
Orange, v j.. George =. Stockwen and family MIS-
NJ L. Watson Miss L. ". Ward. Miss Anne a. warn
(harlp
Frederick j. de Peyster and family, NewNorki MI ah'
Mrs. f. lie d. Beers, Miss Miller Brookyh' H. i
(iodschmidt family, q. Kaufman ana fanny MI '
Mrs. W. O. Boulton, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hayes Mt 'i'
Mrs w Il. Runk Mrs. X. L. Stoutenbureh, Mr. an'
Mrs. J. y. Peet, Ncw-York; J. ii. Remick' Detroit
Hon. Henry H. Truman and family, william a. sha"
and family, Orange, y. j. Herbert NJ KING NJ. u.
New.York; w. d. Howclls and family, Boston; q IL
ADDISON Ms A. NJ Earle Miss Weaver. Saratoga
Mrs. J. NJ Purdy. Miss Puidy, New-fork; Clement NJ
Dcvine, Charles FcarOn, Philadelphia D IL Stoduaiu
Glens Fails; Mrs. D. Moiricc ana fanny y"
J. Morrcc. Montreal; +. G. Kennedy ana "he
Burlington Vt J. NJ. Purdy, ST. Louis Mis-
Kate Purdy. Mrs. $. McC. Barber Troy \. j.
b. T. b. Hyde T.. a. Young, New-horK
the Rev Walter H. Laroul. Saranac Lake; A. NJ Wander
peel. New-York; W. q. Hibbard jrr f. " 5. Hibbafd
Chicago; John Bellows, YOnkers; Charles d. Thomas
Charles r.. Bragg, Cincinnati j. H. Leonard ana "lie
IanslngbUrg, y. y; Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ Spelnfaii
brooklyn; MI Mrs. Thomas d. Robinson. New-iorA
Mr. Frank Brown Miss Maude Brown, Albany; Louis II
BUR- and family New.YOrk, Mrs 7. y. Knickcrbocker
Miss Knickerbockcr. Troy y. y. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Dortc. Ncw-York; Mrs NJ H. Bradley and family. For
Edward w H. Jackson and family, Denver; Mrs Parke
Handy Miss Handy. Short IIills, " j.; Miss NJ. d
jenkins. New-York; Mrs. }. H. Ashton, MISS Ashton
Washington, D. C. w. w Noriis. Mrs. H. Woodeaf AM
family. New.York; Misses Gleason, Troy; Mrs. j. \
Neal Miss Neal Mrs. s. q. Glover Miss Page Boston
w. Everett johnson, John l.. Lamson, New-iork
f. LeGrand Beers, a wcll-known Brooklyn gentleman
who is Spending the the stevens House cauah
the biggest string that has been heard OF ti
many that owns Mirror Lake House is situated on th
crest Of hill overlooking the lake 20G7 feet above tn
SEA leyCl and l25 feet above the valley