New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
AMONG THE HILLS.
SIMMER PROSPECTS At WHITE MOUNTAIN
HOTELS
A BUSY snsoN EXPEcrED-'HANGE' AND /"
pROyrMFNTs-NEw NIsIIoEs.

uer IN Il
and prcparnons for lie reception and entertainment
~ ,horind. NJ visitors are accordingly being maze
by the entcrprsing proprictors and managers Oh uie
many excellent hotels scattered throughout the "h'o
Mountain district. - A.,
The Mnplewood Hotel will open JAW o' anu NV
Naplcwood Cottage juno =. The casino t'e ''',
hud,nr Of II. kind In the State Is open TO Mnp'ewooi
cuests Thirteen cottages are located on INC -i"p'o
wood grounds, The coming season at Mape"o"l
nronlsc o he the most brilliant since it, opening ana
more apartments have been engaged than ever oeoio
NJ this time Of the year. No additions have Deeh 'ae
10 the hotel or cottages but the gronhoS "a'c wv"
bcautifei with hundreds OF Towering SHRUBS 'o'no
Of the New Workers who Will spend the season are hr'
and Mrs. John :. Martin and family. DR.. Sarah j. Nc
Nut1 Mr. and Mrs George II. Hughes. Mt ana MIS-
joseph H. Parsons Miss Parsons, Mr. and Mrs 'o'h r.
Cole IN, Misses Coo, Mr.. and Mrs. Ham \. Lombird'
Mr. and Mrs John " Dodd IT,, and family, MIS- W. h.
Smith and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs " r. Beers MI anu
Mrs Aaron Adams and family, Mrs. lopMhNoh ana
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. DougherW ana Ia'h'N'
Andrew Doughcrty. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew po"gnerN,
Ir and famy and Mr. and Mrs. Edward lilninhn ana
family j. Campbell Harris has completed his beauu-
fIl lodge near the Mapewood Park. and VIII occupy u
this month II Is cf exquisite design and cost over
$4,000.
The Profile House will throw open It's portals June
O.. Tho now Fumc House, six miles distant ana
under the management, was opehch lh'' "'u-
ncStav. and will remain open until November ]. NV
era new paths about Profile and Echo lakes and near
the Profile House have been completed sine" last
season. and mnch has been done In the way OF I'M
rreycmcnts within the hotel. All the cottages have
been taken FIR the season. and moro rooms hav" been
pokcn 70. I'm the hotel than sun nj this time OF tue
year The New York families who Will orcipy cot
tages are tho Row Or. and Ms. II. VI sanders, Mrs.
T. r. Butlcr. Mr.. and Mrs william +. Bridge ana
Brnyton Ives AMI family The following Ncw-f ork"rs
Irmc Mrs. A. r. Slo>son, +. II. Trowbridge and
family. joel j. Bailey and family. j. A. Ilawksworth,
Mr. and Mrs Jonathnn Dorr. Mr. and Mrs. ID. r. kinl-
ball and family, Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Henderson ana
family. J. Bunting and family, Mr. and Mrs. T. Dorr.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Covill and family, Mr. ana MIS- H.
II. Reed and family. Mr.. and MIS- I"m Eccd
and family. J. G.. HOLSTER and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Harding and fnmily, Mr.. and MIS-
NJ Rice and family, Mr. and Mr.. VI '. Is. BuiI'
Joseph Walker and family Mrs. W. II. Mcekcr and
family. Mr. and Mr.. II. g. Meckcr, Mr. and Mrs j.
Donovan and family. and many Others.
The revival Of tho vlllag" Of Jefferson dates from
1888, when It's principal hotel. the Waumbeh' came
under the control Of the managers m the Laurie!
House. OF Lakewood. y. !. since In, >ca,1r n new
wing - by liz feet has bccA added on the western
side Of tho waumbeh the first ncor Of which VIII he
use,i for a dining room, tie two upper stories for
sleeping room. and this as,mcnt for billiard. and
chlldrcn's ply rooms. The new dining mi! Is Jne
OF the largcs: and finest In the mountains. Tie
abandoned dining room, remCiccd Will be- used as "A
music rom. The grading II the grounds
and widcnIm. OF the road in front Of the hotel are
also important changes since last season. samuel
d. Davis and family. Of Lakewood. y. j.. will occupy
their beautiful cottage the coming summer. Charles
r. Rogers. Of New York. Las purchased lot near
the Waumbek, and will build an attractive cottage
In the autumn. W. T. GTnnson. champion tennis
player OF Dartmouth College, who was very popular
with the guests Of last season. will again have chaie
Of the amuscmerts N the Naumbck Among the
habtrc, OF Jen rson who will again spend thu sum.
mcr at the Wnumjcl with their families Dr.
McCo,h. Of Princeton. y. j.. Dr. Magic. Of New York
the Rev e. Mcclellan Of Lakewood, y. j.. and Pru-
fessor Samuel swan. Of Dorchester Mass.
As heretofore. Mcssrs. Barron and Merrill viii be
the propctOrs OF the i've hotels known n, the Craw-
ford Fabyan Mt. Pleasant. Twin Mountain and
Mt Washington summit Houses The Fish Commits
sioners have put 900 trout into the streams Ia the
vicinity OF these hotels hi, season. Nearly all the
permanent boaricr- % last wear win return this
son. All the houses are being T"n"vatcc With new
paper paint and carpets. \ depot Is being but
near the Tabyan House. which win bc great i'm
provemen. The music at the Crawford House will be
furnished bv nm orchestra OF eight piece under the
deron Of Edward h. Marble. Of the Io,lon symphony
Orchestra. The forest la the "f the MI Pleasant
llous" has been cleared. aid The grounds greatly I'm
proved. The Twin Mountain lICusc - hong the
summer home Of the late Henry Ward Becchcr VIII
open june 20, and viii hnvc many New Workers
been mad" the hotel and grounds and the sanitary
arrangements have been thoroughly renovated
Tho sugar I'LL Improvement Association has done
mnch since lis organization In August 1880. 10
make the hotels # th7i locality atti5A tlvc.
It's Improvements for l-J3 4 pathway ~ thS read
from sugar lin Park 10 Lovers Lane and tlrOu gh
the beautiful forest. completing the rrcl" walk. In
Gliding GOo1nov', and Garnet Mountldu Ihrk; wide
pathway and boardwalk from The centre ~ thu
village through fields aud woods Ia the road
and the hotels and the add ton - 100 settles on
the various popular wHlks and shelter pavilion In
each park TIE Ladies Nd society Is now r.paini
ing and repairing the Town Hall The Hotel Look
sprng has been recently purchased by the marriage
mont and is located twenty rod, eat of the hotel.
The owners intend 10 Invite the guests Of the Look II
ana surrounding hotels to meeting AZ the -prng IN
benjamin Park on Wednesday August 10. t1 dedicate
tho park and chrisfcn the spring \ prize 81 II bean
liul liver drfnbng cup is Offered for th" hes name
for the spring and Ike prize for the Lest poem on
tho spring. Benjamin Park covcis five acres There
i bowling alley Mt III" entrance TO the park and
lawn tennis courts and crOquct grounds bc lihd
out. A music stand viii b" erected Mount Look on
is tho property Of the hotel and n fine carriage road
haS been built 10 tho summit. \ two story build
ing % nv 100 feet. Is nearly completed - nm add
contain o reception room with q large open ircpace
and three bowling alleys of FIJI regulation length
and width. Ten rooms, ut moderate cost. for yomc
men will take up the second floor which will bc
known Bachelors Hall. The binding Is Of artistic
design near the tennis and baseball grounds.
Painting and rapcrlnc in progress throughout
the hotel and considerable work has been on the
rooms are ALREADY taken by Ncw-lOrk Philadelphia.
Boston and Providence families.