New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-29
ARBUTUS IN BLOOM At LAKEWO0D.
A FEW FLOWERS FOUND AND MANY TO DE
SOUGHT IN A FEW DAyS-A LITTLE
GIRLS HEROISM.

Lakewood March IS (SpecaD.-A fair day Will make
Lakewood glad resort tomorrow. The Easter
costumes are ready and the churches Will DC oeduI-
full in their decorations The available space Ill
all the hotels and cottages has been bespoken ana the
railroad trains Of yesterday and to-day have more than
maintained their usual Friday and Saturday number
of guests. .
The entertainment by the Girls Missionary Society
in the Presbyterian Church brought liberal patronage
from the hotels and cottages, and goodly sum 1or
beneficial purposes was realized
With the return OF fair weather. the walk around the
Lake is more popular than ever, but in few days
will divide It's popularity with the arbutus parties
that will hunt the forest ever for Lakewoods first
floral harbnger of spring. Already a'few blooms have
been found.
The last Of Miss Crockers lectures on art was de-
uvered this week.
The nine organ presented to All Saints Memorial
Church BY the Misses Leslie, Of Newburg ". y has
been placed in the space provided for it in the recent
repairs 10 the church building.
Judge Robert Earl. of the New-York Court of Ap-
peals ard Mrs. Earl will spend q few weeks at tho
Lakewood
Homer T. Fuller, Phi. D.. president of the Worcester
Mass Polytechnic Institute, is at the Laurel House
The Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage and Mrs TaimaGe,
Of Brooklyn, aIe at the Lakewood.
The Rev. c. H. Mcclellan has returned from trip
through the South and will occupy the Presbyterian
Church pulpit Tomorrow.
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Miss Emily Sloane and Miss spence have cottage
suite in the Lakewood.
The Rev. d. W. W. Eddy and Mrs. Eddy. returned
missionaries from syria. the guests Of the Rev.
A. II. Dashiell last week
Thc Hon Richard Vaux and Mrs Vaux, Of Phllar
dephla. are at The Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Lansing and Miss A. s. Lansing
Of Albany, are at the Laurel House.
p. W. Carpenter and the Misses Carpenter, OF frovl-
aence, r. l., are ut the Lakewood.
Horace C. brewster. Marie Brewster and Mr. and
Mrs E. T. Curtis, Of Rochester. N y. are registered
st the Lakewood
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Reed, Of Minneapolis, Minn.
are al the Lakewood.
Mr. ard Mrs. ". j. Atwater and Miss Atwater, OF
Sew-Havcn are at the Laurel House.
Governor Albeit and President Adrsin, of the New
Jersey senate, spent saturday and Sunday at the
Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Todd, Of Newport. R. l.. are at
the Laurel House.
II. J. Rockwell, senior proprietor OF the kenmore
at Albany. is at the Lakewood.
The attempt to wreck the 30 p. m. train from
New York. known as the q Lakewood Flyer near
Parmingdale. on Tuesday night, was 50 quietly
frustrated that scarcely passenger knew OF 1t unti
the danger was The train. made up of three
coaches and two parlor cars, fairly well hiled, was
approaching the seven ties that had been placed on
the rails, when little Annie Wooley's danger signal
was seen by Engineer Niveson, who promptly stopped
the train although its speed nearly fifty mules an
hour The child was going for the cows belonging
" her father when she found the ties. She made a
heroic effort TO remove them, and had succeeded IN
getting two off the rails, hut could move no more
Finding her efforts futile she fastened up the track
and tagged the train. When the passengers learned
Of the chds herosm and fOrethough they loaded her
with money and thanks. She is only fourteen years
Of age. Superintendent Clark has had detectives at
work since Tuesday, and they have clew which may
lead TO arrest.
The following among the latest arrivals at tic
Laurel House: From New YoTh-Mrs. William Moser,
Mrs. Il. Eeste, Mrs A. NJ. Bruen, A. j. BIuen, Mrs
A. c. Taylor, Dwight VI. Taylor. Mrs. W. T. Lusk, Miss
Alice Lusk Mr. and Mrs. Wheelock, Mrs W. q. Ham
lton, Miss L. L. Stanard, Mr. and Mrs 5. J. BurreH,
Clarence NJ. Noble, VI. II. Clyde. E. L. Rogers Mr..
and Mrs Robert L. Crooke. F. A. Goodwin. Proctor
Chase WEIGH. Sir. and Mrs. r. W. Robinson. Mrs.
William X. strong, W. II. Webb, E. a. Plath, L. 5.
Howard Miss NJ. Wells, Charles +. GOuldey, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert c. Seyd, Miss ". X. Haddock. Dr. and
Mrs. l. n. Beekman, william {. sheldon; from Brook
lyn--I.oyd Saltus, Mrs Coleman Benedict Miss Eene-
diot, Hiss Dora GreenswaTd Miss Alice W. Howell,
William II. COMBS. Howard McWlliams W. A. Taylor,
Price Collier, Mrs. NJ. II. Buey. Frank Buley
At the Lakewood: From New YOrk-Mr. and Mrs j.
Low Hartman, Miss Edith Bishop, Walter Williams,
I.rs. II. T. Richards, Mrs. j. L. Darling E. starr,
Mrs ). o. Vandcrpoel, Miss Vanderp0el, Mrs. J. W.
Fraley. Mr.. and Mrs Alan Hay, Mr.. and Mrs Richard
y. Carman. Dr. d. n. Camman. A. Wolf. the Misses