New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
Is THE BIRHSHIRES.

COTTAGERs RETURNING AND PLANNING TO RE
TrRN-sUCCEsSFUL TROUT PROPAGATION.
IeDox. Mass April 70 Special. William u.
Sloane was in Lenox this week for a few days. to
look after the completion Of tho addition 10 Elm
Court and make some arrangements for the coming
marriage OF his daughter, Adele. 20 J. a. Burden.
ir The date has been fixed for Thursday. June G.
and there viii be many guests in LenoX for the
occasion Rooms have been engaged at the Curtis
House for 200 guests. and the country places
Of John Sloane and Cornelius Vanderbilt who has
the Bacon cottage. will be filled \ large party Of
NEWCOMERS will come up on special vestibuled
train June ..
Winfield Tucker. Of New-York. has taken the
Post cottage for the coming season
MIR and Mrs James a. Burden were In lcnox this
week and have taken the Eddy cottage for the early
season.
Mr. and Mrs John s Barnes have been making
short visit TO LenoX. They Will occupy CoidDrook
soon.
The first Of the cottagers to arrive IS Mrs. Park
man shaw of Boston. who came up and opened her
cottage on Tuesday Mrs colt and Miss 4. J.. Bor-
land also of Boston. in Lenox this week and
engaged the Oliver cottage for the summer.
J. Egmont Schermerhorn among the visitors
this week as was George g. Haven. who came up
on Thursday to look after affairs at Sunny Croft
Joshua W Davis OF New-York. has leased the
Henry W Bishop cottage for the summer. Peter
Moer who will sail for Europe with his faini-
ly. occupied it last season.
John Sloane, who has visited Ienox perhaps more
frequently than any other cottager this winter was
nm again this week and the family Will on
soon and occupy Wyndhurst for the entire seas3i
Mrs. Il. Mackay Will lease her cotiake mere inns
summer, ana she and her son, Rlchari Mack4y,
will spend the summer abroad The Misses FufhiSs
are also going abroad ana VIII lease EdSecomD ior
the season. , 49,.
John !. Kane was. in Len1Q9x this week ana has has
taken the cottage Of Mrs, Hartman huhn i1r me
season. Mrs. Kuhn and Hamilton Kuhn VIII remain
! IN Europe for some months YET, ., !,
Henry \: Barclay AMI family are eNp'c'td III
New York before long, and Will come up 20 I%noX
and open Bonnie Brae for the season soon after
| their arrival from Europe where they have been
| most Of the time for the last two years
Pittsneld. Mass. April 10 CSpecaD.-Trout fishing
has not been particularly good thus FAR this spring
on account OF the cod weather and the high water.
| although some good catches have been reported.
| The PlttsHeld Rod and Gun club. which has pace
! over 10000 trout fry in the brooks hnd5 thht tn'
trout have done well That II j. encouraged 10
put in 2Oco0 more this spring. The North ADAMS
| club has also placed about the same humDer Oh
| trout fry In the brooks have their headwaters
| on Graylock Mountain and the Hoosac ranSe 49,,
! Mrs ". 4. Whittlesey gave tea on Thursday
| afternoon for her guests. Mrs Merck and Miss
| smith College Ms H. Neil Wilson gave a small
| Mrs Grant Squres. OF WORK. was the guest
OF Mrs Charles Atwater fen days this week
| Thursday for "A few months stay at Carlsbad MISS
Martha Frances Russell and George L. Waterman
| Mr. and Mrs n $. Russell TIE brides parents The
Rev Or. Clymer officiating They VII I've in IL, me
| Durham House, in SOuth-st. Miss Elizabeth Hlns
| dae is home from Pennington for the Easter vaca
| ton George n. Latin, Of Chicago, was mere q ir"
| ant home In East HOusatonicst. early in the sea
| son. Clarence Waugh viii take position as organ
| isl of the Baptist Church on MAY. !. when w Il
| wards is spending few days in New-York
| Stockbridge Mass, April 10 (SpeciaD.-The Stock
| bridge House. or "Red Lion Inn" Will be opened OF