New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
LIFE AT LAKE GEORGE.
4 MIDSUMMER DREAM OF UNBROKEN HAP
PINESS.
SOME FEATURES OF THE PRESENT SEASON
AND SOME OF THE FAVORED MORrALS
WHO ARE ENJOYING THEM.

AND SOME OF THE FAVORED MohiAL'
WHO ARE ENJOYING THEM
Lake George, July II (speclal).-Fair skies sunny
weather. and life one continuous dream OF oeie'i''
might well be the cpitomc Of each days history u'
inc the last week The July days have been 80 bright
and clondless that the afternoon of rain WIN
which Jupiter Pluvlus visited the Lake Wednesday
could not dampcn ones spirits Life here Is one long
halliday Even the necessary routine, which uhucr
other conditions would bc called work, Is mere "o'
work, but only passing occupation. which serves 10
overcome the faults which too uninterrupted iuic"''
might produce ,,
since July cottngers and hotel guests have arrived
h.r. stoodily and now at the middle OF the month";
pI,zzas and lawns assuming their wonted gaye!.
Until this time. however, social events have p''h VI
fine ouict sort. yet almost every evening mas pecn
marked bv some pleasant incident to make II meihora'
. During day the chief attraction Is, OF course
e lake n, Is eyinccd 10y the everincrcaSing number
80 HAMS that sail lis waters The enthusiastic fisher
man Is herr, in all his glory Of tackle" flies ana
spoon,r of every variety. II the result OF every
day., sport were successful rs that which a'''huH
ru.st AT the Fort William Henry who one day this
week landed noble pickerc Of sixteen pounds, the
hotel pazzas would be- qnte deserted during inc uas
ly the " lords Of CREATION
one Of the first sounds that greet and mysuS
tbo newcomer AT the Lake Is indcscribablc 'rosS
between the whistle Of small boy ana The wall ol
an infant In trouble and the cry OF some VIII III"
unknown animal. lie learns, however, that 'h'
mystcrioI, sounds issue from the handsome steam
lounch Of El,cn Richards who has recently Imported
from London thi, unique and startling whistle Many
OF the cotagcrS have trim little nunch"N In which
thov spsd the greater part Of the day. Well known
among these Is the Fanira of j. b. simpson, Of New
York william Noble. proprietor OF the fOrl Wilhelm
Henry has n gay little steamer. the River Queen
The Pocahontas, belonging to Lcgrand {. Cnmer' Is
a iavoritc among these pretty craft.
In la. nant
week with the excursion parties that have come to
Caldwell the morning train.
Be,idcs being celebrated for lis scenery. for lis
climate and for lis many other well known at'rhc-
tior, Lake George Is equally celebrated rs beng Tue
favoritc resort OF thos. who 60 ahoneymooning III
deed To an individual who l. 50 unfOrtunat" rs 10 !"
here alone the situation Is sometimes apt to b" en-
barras,ng for, turn which way he Will In search Of
quiet he is sure to come upon one Of these happy
couples who look upon him an invader of Their
exclusive rights. sadly he turns away 10 seek Noh'
other nook where h. be- secure from the ubiquitous
bride and groom, only to lind that, too, already APP
propriated.
\ pleasant feature Of the present season is the
special train which reaches here at II O'Clock sunday
morning. The little steam launch Mani" j. IN wait
Ing at Caldwell to carry the news down the LAKE" so
that by "A little after noon resident, N all the lower
points may their welcome friend. Til" Tribune"
The directors Of the unfortunate sycamore held
meeting last week. at which they decided To r"buu
fine hotel at once A large force Of workmen are now
engaged in removing the debris Of the fire, AFTER
which rebuilding will be begun Immediately. In the
mean time billiard room and bowling alley are In
course Of construction and until the hotel. which Will
De- much larger and perfectly appointed than
the on" has been erected III" latter building
will also be- used dining room The cottages sur
rounding the Rite OF the Sa'amorc axe all occupied Tor
the season.
ff,,.. ii any
Ing at the Fort william. Henry. when Master william
Noble jr celebrated his thirteenth birthday. In IA"
afternoon all the small folk AT Oh" hon" enjoyed me
lime honord excitement Of donkey party. while In Tia"
evening the birthday party given In the large
drawing rooms Of the hotel. Master Noble, Win Il
small maiden Miss lIolm~. led III" dance
AT the Marion House the morning concerts began
on july II under the leadership OF l.. W. Hardy.
Thomas Allison and family, Of New York, arrived
on saturday and viii occupy for III" SEASON on" Of the
cottages belonging Ia ia" Marion House oiher New
Norl cotinr,r, who have come 10 Lake George during
the last few days Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Hayden AT
Lowlnnd Iudg.. r.. L. Hamilton at Bco DIR. j. >.
brewer N Phoenix Bay. Mr. aud Mrs. Clarence Cpnger
NJ Bolton j. u. simpson and family AT Nirvand cot
ingr. Mr. and Mrs. t'rors" liurnhan ANA Iamly.
Turtle Island Mr.. \. ID. Gillette and family at
lIuleu',. Mr. and Mrs Jane J. Ihamterl'n ana an.
torn.in. Van Colt and family AZ sabbath Day Point
Among IA" hotel arrival, Of ia" week are III" lol-
lowing -
Frank and family. Mrs Felix Livingstone. Mis-, &.
Bnnmhlati Mr. and Mrs. F. IIeigel>heim and son.
o. VI. Nichols Mr.. \. Hermann. Mr.. !. LoniS. Joseph
II Ioul~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles l.. MITCHELL Mrs. aud
~inamrr aud family. ". y Lee. h. a. Thompson, G.. w.
Thompson. Snnu.l MacAnlay jackson. Mr. aud Mr..
Archibald \ >chenct. !. W. ~urbrug, Jacob siah IT..
T. Donn.ly. Miss K"eic. Henry II. Hess, seymour j.
Hess who last winter with the Erohman company
I'm "Jane": = Beatty, Miss stuart Miss Vanderhon,
T. f. l,ntS and Euward S,eley Matthew'S
Lake IIouse-Mr. and Mrs.. Hiram Trus> \. Meyer.
John VI. Davis. II. :. Leach. H. : Johnson. OF New.
York. Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Finch. Walter Mcqueen and
ID. =. Mcqueen. Of brooklyn
Marion House MIS- Georgia Coleman. C. II. Walker,
MIR, g. l. scott and family l.. W shire Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Y. Mclean. g. Mclean. New York &. II. Church
hn and family Mrs r. Crawford and the Misses Craw-
ford Of Brooklyn.
crosby ,Ide-t Charles McIvcr. Alfred Jones. H. Il.
Vandcrv,er. Peter De Baum Mr. and Mrs. Charles DE
Baum. C. j. Mct;ill. Mrs. william Walter Phelps Miss
f. NJ Hutchinson. Mr. and Mrs. y. H. Bishop. samuel
Ncwauf. j. l.. Chadwick. o the Bristol Hotel New
York. Mrs X. Il. Greene and family Miss Brandreth.
Mrs. J. >hrady aud family. and George F. Lamper, OF
Ncw-> ork 49, .
Barnes l.. Stcarncs James Dean. J. VI. Bentley,
Henry \. Nllcit. g. ". Clements, New York. and
Mr., william H. InSlcc and family. of Newark.
Pearl Point llous"-LcwiS ID. lil, manager of the
Harvard baseball team Dr. and Mrs. g. = narrower.
Mis- Narrower. Mr. and Mrs Henry A. Mlllet Miss e.
" H. Bennett. j. Donnclly. Miss Kcrfc of Brook
lyn and Mr. and Mrs. william Moore, OF East Orange.
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NARRAGANSETT PIER.
BEAUTIFUL WEATHER FILLS Up THE HOTELS
SElVyopE VISrToPS