New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
AUTUMN BEGINS ~ STANFORD.

FEW HOTELS CLOSED AS YET-THE MORE FAMILY
RErNIoN-GEORGE GOULD EN- VOYAGE.
Stamford y. Y. Sept (specaD.-The week has
been particularly delightful in the mountains: the
weather has been charming. Only two OF the hotels
have closed yet and many new visitors are ar
irving daily. Hotel Kaaterskl closed on Tuesday
after most succe ssful season.
Here in this charming village the mountain season
is always extended later than anywhere else. all the
conditions favorng a most comfortable and de-
lghtful autumn sojourn In fact. many come mere
from other parts of the range to enjoy short fall
in Stamford before returning home. The
hotels well adapted for this In their indoor
facilities for comforts.
Churchill Hall is especially fitted for this purpose.
and there seems no reason why any guest there
should suffer any discomfort amid the widest
freaks OF the weather The steam heat and broad.
glowing freplaces. and the beautiful library AMI
amusement hall all contribute to the indoor pleas
of DR.. Churchills guests hence 1t is not sur
prisng 10 find the resort in full blast through Sep
TENDER and into October.
Among his present guests are John Barker. pr-
vate secretary Of Governor Morton who is here with
his family; w. r. Powe,son general auditor of the
American Express Company, and family; {. A.
Walker treasurer Of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company. and Congressman Fuller and fam
ily of Jersey City; the Rev Or. \. y. hoheli and
family Colonel +. Appleton and family \. II. De-
witt and family and George II. Coutts and family.
Mr.. Dewitt has now nearly completed the extensive
improvements 10 his fine property adjoining Kent
Hearth in the West End.
r. NJ r. Mills. who has spent the summer here
with Mrs. Mills. is negotiating for the purchase
Of lot in Churchill Park. near Craig gowan where
he will erect handsome villa before next season
Severa! other desirable cottage sites have been
cured in this village recently.
The New Grant House is still enjoying fine pat
ronage: the Bancroft the Madison the Wesholm
and all the many houses here are still open with
many guests.
Sergeant r. F. Magyar and daughter. of New York
the Hamilton.
The of the week at Roxbury was the second
reunion of the More family. or the $50 descend
ants OF John and Betty Taylor More. who settles
there In 1772 about go present at this ga Their
ing. The exercises began on Tuesday with an in
formal social on Wednesday the meeting was held
al the More monument and afterward in the beau
tiful Gould Memorial Church. where State Bank
Superintendent c. NJ. Preston. descendant, deiiv-
cred the memorial address. None of the Gould de-
scendans were present.
Frank J. Gould has recently donated town clock
with four dias and detachable bell for the tower
of the Roxbury schoolhouse. The scholarship for
the New-York University recently offered by Miss
He,en NJ Gould has been awarded to Ernest Berg
man.
The New Grand. Summit Mountain is still
OPEN after a very successful season. The resort
Will be a very lively place over Sunday by reason
Of the presence of the New-York Schuetzen Corps.
They will sail up the Hudson by special steamer to
Kingston, and then by special Ulster and
Delaware train to the Summit.
TIE Ulster and Delaware railway system has en-
joyed an increased patronage this season and has
handled it with conspicuous satisfaction to all; the
most favorable comments being heard on every side.
The numerous Hunter resorts still doing good
business, and will remain open during the month
Among the visitors there are William Graham.
John f. Hyan and family. Cornelius Hughes, jr.,
of Brooklyn: Miss Viola Robinson. of Long Island.
ola.
has been entertaining many of the village guests
there recently.
George Rappeyea and wife. who escaped from the
burning Rockland Hotel with a loss OF about 5000
are now the Rappleyea House Catskill
one of the mountain newspaper editors notes the
modest and unassuming demeanor of George Gould
while travelling. He never has any special train in
his journey to the Catskllls He usually takes a
West Shore train after Office hours and stops
little hotel near the Kingston station overnight.
In the morning e climbs into the coach a
early regular train the Ulster and Delaware.
with his grip sits in a side at the end OF
the car and reads some magazine, perhaps, q &c
unobserved by any of the passengers, few Of whom
know who he is. At Arkvlle he aliehts, jumps into
his blackboard wagon, which his coachman has in
waiting. takes hold of the reins, and away the
great railway magnate and multi millionaire spins
over the mountain road at lively gait for his
quaint FurlOugh Lake retreat and his charming wife
Among New-Yorkers lingering in Kingston are
Luke A. Parslow. Mr.. and Mrs. W j. Graham G.
a. Rhind. Captain Cross, OF the police force, Sara
keyes. Jacob Aaron. Dr. +. Meyer. George Pratt.
From elsewhere are Andrew Nedder and family.
BROOKLYN; H. Benson, Of Iowa; George Sherman.
Virgil. y Y. Mr.. and Mrs Abram Hutchings,
| DRYDEN, ~ y Warren Benjamin, Denver. Daniel
Sapp and wife. Pekin, ILL.,; Mrs. {. h. Noble. West
! Troy. .
| G Stedman and family. Mrs Andrews and daugh-
ters Miss Monte Ga1ey, Susie Neiser, Mrs. A. VI.
| Pullman and daughters, are at Heath-on-the-Hud-
Among Brooklynites in the range are Mr.. and
I Mrs John Riley Maggie Morris, at the Mountain
| House; the Messrs Harry and Fred Green. Peter
! b. zimmerman. at Kiskatom; Mrs James Farrell
| and family. the Misses Elizabeth l. and Mary q.
! Farrell. Mrs Eugene Kelly and sons, at Cairo;
! Mrs NJ. a. Wright and daughter, A. l.. Wright and
! family. a. Legrande. c. f.. Davenport and family.
| MI Hopewell and family. at Pine H.ll; Mrs NJ. 4.
| Byrne Miss NJ. r. Quinn Mrs. William II. Smith
| and children at Woodstock; Mervin Rushmore and
| family. Mrs. Lillian W. Belts, Mr. Richardson and
! family, Mr.. Sproule Mrs. Mott and daughter, Mr.
ana Mrs Southland. f. Wise Mrs. Bates and sons.
| at Hainos Falls. -
| Late arrivals at Churchill Hal include Mrs. j. H.
| Brakeman Fred Brakeman. James L. Greenleaf
| ri., and family f. {. Stomeyer, Miss Stollmeyer,
! Dr. and Mrs. Howard Duffeld +. ID. Street G.. A.
Walker and family. Mrs j. l.. Greenleaf. Miss Drf-
field Mrs r. NJ G. Livingston, Annie Fatrchild
! Mrs George II. Potts. Charles Philip Easton New
| York: A. NJ Spring Dr. John 4. Cochran Colonel
| Samuel Truesdale. J. Cuthbert Palmer. r. NJ Grid
| lev Miss Jarman y. H. Jarman. Andrew u, De-
Wit. T. Bennett and daughters. Brooklyn; J. Frank
! lin For< Newark. Mr. and Mrs. a. W. Ballantine
! Baltimore: George Il. Fielder and family Science
| tady: Miss Van Warmer. Albany; g. j. Westcoit
| Yonkers.