New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.

THE APPROACH OF WINTER SEES NO LACK or
AMUsEMENTs-C COTTAGES STILL OPEN.
PittsAeld Mass. Nov. II (SpeciaD The annual
dinner Of the Berkshire County Press Club was to
take place at the Coliseum week. Governor
Mckinley was to be the guest OF honor. The affair
has been postponed to an indefinite date, because
the Governor cannot al that time.
There has been considerable talk this week about
nominating citizens ticket for the next city cleo
tion, without regard 10 party. Among names men
toned for Mayor are the incumbent, John G.
Crosby. Judge Joseph Tucker and William r.
Plunkett. The city has been no-license for two
years, and the clergymen OF the city and many
others interested will make an effort to have 1t
go no-lcense again. The election takes place early
in December.
The Monday Evening Club will hold its first meet
ing Of the season next Monday night at the home
OF Walter F. Hawkins, in Southst. The Rev DR..
W V. W Davis will read paper on British Rule
in India"
The manufacturing interests throughout the
county have picked up remarkably since election,
and the prospects are bright for good business
through the winter. The woollen mills and shoe
shops In Pittsied running fun time. and
receiving many orders that 1t looks as II
they would continue to do so throughout the win
ter The large print works in North Adams and
the cotton and Bingham mills OF Adams are also
running full time. The paper manufacturers
throughout the county doing much better
business than last winter.
Colonel Walter Cutting and family went to New
York to-day. They have taken house in Lexng-
ton-ave. for the winter.
The concert given by sousa's Band at the Acad-
envy Friday afternoon was fully attended, many
coming from neighboring towns. Two interesting
musical events in the near future will be organ
recitals given by Mr.. Gage organist OF the Baptist
Church. and Mr. Mason, organist of the First
Church. Mr. Masons recital Will take place next
"Wednesday evening. Mr.. Cages recital will be on
, Thanksgiving evening. and he will be assisted by
Mrs. Rogers, OF Albany. soprano. and Frederick T.
Francis bass
Pngree will spend the winter In Algiers MISS
Elizabeth Learned Will soon go to Morristo"n a.
friends Mrs H. NELL Wilson has returned from
long Western visit.
Thanksgiving week when many OF The youns peO People
are expec'ea none rom rSa nEsgivpe Eve in Eng
lands Hall and Miss Katherine Learned gives
Lenox' Mass. Now Il cspccisD several Of the
cottagers win remain here unit, after Thank ,paye
now here Arson Phelps Stokes George II Nor or
shop pa anS haf hSaar9 M
remain until after Christmas. Arson Phelps
AS Snesy Yale to U STf h aD lSss They
md enough to amuse them in the way o, q hunt o
door sports Most of the Sottasers have been fen
DR. Richard Greeneat has KEEP, his GO; wsS
TO tuxedo for short visit to Mrs william Adams
before sailing for Europe.
George D. Morgan son OF George II. Morgan who
has lust returned from European trip is visiting
his parents here
Mrs p j. Sands gave a dinner Tuesday
Among those present Mr. and Mrs George
II Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Arson Phelps stokes
The Misses Cameron, before returning 10 the city
this week enjoyed regular New England coast
ing party going down the long hill near the Curtis
Hotel on double-runner sleds. -
Mr. and Mrs III. II. Cooke and Mr. and Mrs
Carlos do Heridia are still at the Cooke cottage.
which they will keep open the greater part OF the
New-York.