New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
COTTAGEPS DELIGHTED TO GEL BAUM ~
IENOX.

Lenox Mass, Tune IL (specaD.-So many co''aSo'.
have arrived that she streets In the ho'h"s aoo"'
mail lime are well filled with veh'crs' H'','
cotnccr expresses his teIiRht TO get back ana "''
nil say that they will Say longer than ushai i"e
o,,ooers sreak especially the invigorang a'iaiies
~ this mountain air. which they breathe so reeb
after being IN the suy cities Curing the greater part
., tho u,n,.r and spring The Wind always blows IN
cno, usuo1y coming strongly from the west straight
r,r, the Rocky Mountains. The Lesox hills are the
h,,hest that intervene between the Roxy Mouhh'ns
and berkshire. To-,
Everybody has been driving this week Inc rn,n'
have laid the dust that 1t Is pleasure 10 "'No
about over the hills. The foliage Is now at S o.' III"
the atmosphere has been clear enough TINS wee" ~
AZ. from high rrbn,s along the country roads' 'ue
Ga, COO from the mountains Of Vermont to the Oo'
nect,cut line and from the Caskfs In the west 10 'c
monntaifs east Of the Connecticut MVcr' Jun. "
expecially the driving month In LcToa N'o"s W.
Who have been out driving this week hre S"S' VIZ"
eof having Wit: her members OF her iam'N' Ut
some OF her bousc party . .
George G. Haven And family nrc hero. Mr.. Haven
has severn, new horses. including beau'ilai he"
n,- q, groys which are seen frequently on the roah
Tho ncrkshire Hills limited over the Iousa'onie
rad made it, first trip OF the season MONDAY Inc
two drawingrpm cars wcr, well hlled Win suih"'o'
Vucsts coming up 10 Lenox and stockbrideo'
John F. Parsons and his daughters still chng 10
the buc kbnrd n q vehicle, when thc' c"I"' "'''
than INV other kind OF o carriage. The fnmN y NJ"
here and they dnee O good deal In quiet way eacn
DIV OF course they will not entertain TINS sca"'
IN account OF the death Il Miss Parsons. enrW ths
ycar. ,, ,
Mr.. and Mrs. william D. sloane arrived this week
They have a lnrger number 81 fine horses thhh uS"'''
They have nrendy taken some Of their mvorte d1'cs'
They arc also In black account OF the recent dea'h
OF W. II. Vanderbilt.
Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes has her house Omen. anu
Will entertain considerably this season II Is proDaoe
that she will be the leader among the society pcopic
here.
Mr. md Mrs George Morgan occupy the FREEING
huvsen cottage. They new corners here ana 'n'rc
Is considerable undiscovered country for them 10 ma
within the radius OF twenty miles
Charles Ianicr has about twenty horses lie orVcS
IN vnrious Kinds OF Rigs. using buckboa~ ior long
drives.
Morris X. Jcsup win occupy his new cottage next
ueeN With its drives and lawn. "a ono OF the most
attractive places here.
Mrs Gcorgr H. Meyer will move into IN" Ba'kcmanh
honse I'm a few days and Occupy the place Tor the
senson
Mr. ard Mrs. Edwin Parsons have got comfortably
settled In tho Rockwell homestead. which they have
lcased for this senson
samuel e.. Ward and family will probably not
occupy their place this season. .
Judge George -. Andrews and wife. OF New YORK
came on thls week and occupied the Bacon cotiagc;
landlord Matthew has opened the bellevue Hotel
lie has made improvements In H. ana refurhShen Soh'e
of the