New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15
~ THE NEW-JERSEY HILLS.
nrtrcIrs OF uoPArcON1 sClooLEYs NOUN
TAIN AND BUDD's LAKE.

DELIGHTS OF NOPAT(DNi. S'hO'i'r' " ''"
TAIN AID BUDDs lake
Lake Uonatcone y J.. July Il Special. Sunshine
al c,or breezes have brought unusual number
~ cuv neop,e 10 this charming resort The Ho'e'
Ures.ln AMI the Mount Arlington are both Gong an
excollent business The moonlight nights attract
r,,,nv p,rtlcs upon The lake, and the crystal shee'
resounds with the echo OF happy voices Inc paSS
ora biting wei now. which Is accounted 10! ps ''e
c,,l weather Near,y al the camrang sites on pom
the Morris and Sussex shores are o'eup'rd os o''
c,mers and a few OF the cottages that nave pee"
c,,srd are again open Mayor rockingham mas
br.uxht out h.s ,ai,y-ho and the familiar sounu Vi
tho horn IS heard along the Mount Arlington bou'e
yard George Watson Of New-york who had sucn
a fine time entertaining his friends last summer
With his naphtha launch. Is again on mana
AT the Hotel Bresn are Mrs. ii. t. MATHS Mrs
n - Marks Mrs A. Weber. Miss T. A. Weber.
Az and Mrs. T. o. Field Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ehrman'
Miss \ Ehrman Miss Il. Ehrman. Mrs H. Fried
lander Miss Fricllanier Arthur Fredlander' W. a.
DUNLAP w T. Watson, H. +. Wallach. ii. . cans
= T. Ledercr ]. q. Kingsland J.. Schiussei, j. ID
Dennis J. r. Donshue. s. q. iIlchstader' j. ~ Ma
govern j. T. Magovern. Mrs. +. j. DAVIS MT ana
Mira H. r. Westcott. Miss I. Wes;cott. MISS j.
Marks and Miss II. Marks OF New-York
Mount Arlington guests include: Miss b. Hull MI
and Mrs willis. Agnes Cronin. Jennie Huggard'
Albert riese. q. Basch. H. Albert H. "eihach'
H. w Webe.. NJ Brummel. Mrs, Els'n' MI anu
trpNel
Abrnm NJ s summerch. w. kahrs ana MISS
Bauer. OF New-York.
At Schoolcy's Mountain guests were UeaHd 10
an exciting game OF progressive lawn tennis on
Monday match arranged between inc
Dorlncourt and Hacketistown seminary teams ana
resulted in a victory for the latter. who won by
small score paper chase is being arranged Tor
the Young people Every morning a CONCERT Is given
In Tho narior Of the porincourt Inc hehth Housc
,s redeeming last seasons hard luck oy entertanlns
ia share az guests The facilities onered by MAI
arcr Coleman are good and many or his lorfner
nstrons have returned. The back cherry crop TOT
which the mountain is noted "a unusually iarge.
and city people that have been used 70 pnii ,ms
market fruit ere enjoying the noveity OF pickims
and eating the fruit fresh from the mother ~e'h'
Each of the hotels gave hop last night. q,
a. the Dor!ncourt George " Place NJ A.
stafrori. Mrs. 5. Hazelton. Miss uazsl'on hugo j.
Weber Mrs John Weber. Mss Weber. MIS-. a. NJ.
Wsbsr H. Stone and +. c. Knowles, OF New
York. . ,,o 40. >,-. aud Ais, xerr w
canaehan and family. A. L. Kpton and family:
Mr. and Mrs +. p. Bugbe and the MISSES Co.e. OK
New-York. A., ..., u,,u,
tain axe when the atmosphere Is suhicienty cool
70 enab.e them to walk, ride. drive and row with.
out being Moderated. should visit Budds Lake. II
on.y TO verify the many peasant things mat nave
been said OF the cute little sheet OF water. Popd
iiy time has come. and punches OF them can De
{, gathered with scarcely an effort. Although light