New-York tribune., 1896-08-30

EDGEWOOD INN.
| Edgewosd Inn has shared in the general prosper
| ity OF the hotels near Lower Saranac '-'N''
and has about houseful. The nm WIN"
| is wekept and comfortable hotel 'ho"sn "o'
elaborate some OF the others he'e WIN N
ing there are Mrs George sr HSpSns n York Miss
| r = Tyler of Stanwx y. y. and MIR ana Mrs
c. G. James. of Toronto
RIVERSIDE INN AND THE BERKELEY
Riverside Inn and the Berkeley the TWO ""'"
some and large ne els in Saranac Lake Vil'"ee are
| open all the year around and have more pe'md
nent guests in winter than I'm summer. when their
trade is largely transient Yet they have both done
a large and profit business this season; the Two
houses running fun for weeks the outlook ior h 1ns
/ the Riverside and the Berkeley
RAIPIIS
Lyon Mountain y Y. Aug % (SpeciaD This
| has been lively and prosperous summer at
! Ralphs and although September is so near AT
! hand the house still has no vacant rooms. Many
of the guests Will stay until the hotel closes at the
end OF next month Tine peasaniest entertainment
OF the season was held last Friday night. all those
taking part being guests at Ralphs. There were
vocal and instrumental solos by Miss Hart, MIS-
Sorensen Miss Norton. Miss katharine Norton and
Leonard Page. recitations by John G. SAKE. nephew
and namcsake Of the poet and laughable negro
dialect sketch. written for the occasion py All Ml
SAKE. and acted by John T. Norton. jr.. FREDERICK
|
Brooklyn. acted master Of ceremonies. and pref
aced the announcement of each piece on the pro
the progressive euchre party the other evening Mr.
Iialsey first prize and Miss Hart second The
days ago in which Richard Elmer, Of New-York
was the winner in the singles and Miss kissam and
Mr. Norton were IN" successful players In the
On Monday party of twelve made the journey
to the beautiful little village of Malone goIns ny
boat to the foot of Lower Chateaugay Lake. thence
by wagon to their destination. and reaching the
hotel again early in the evening.
among the recent arrivals at Eagh's r, are Mr. ana
York. Mrs + r iiagemeyer. Miss Hagemeyer.
Mrs Henry &. Beguelin. Mr. and Mrs James Fos
ter and Miss Foster. of Brooklyn are guests at the
Hart Cottage
THE CHATEAUGAY
Merrill n Y. Aug. % (SpeciaD.-The guests Of the
pleasant and wcll-conducted Chateaugay find their
chief out-of-door enjoyment in boating. That Is
only natural for no handsomer rowboats are found
anywhere on the Adirondack lakes than those in
the Chatcaugay's boathouse. This year sailing
seems to lee more popular on the Upper Chateau
gay than before. The lake is four miles long
and about two miles wide. amply large for the
sport and many sailhoats and sail lriggcd canoes
are seen on its waters every day tenry ; l.ck
Us. Of New Brighton. staten Island protnrr
Of the Chatea4gays prCPric19r freqqeny % & TAXI s
boat built foi him this summer Besides me out,
ings the water the guests OF the hotel are fond
through the woodland paths. and many picnic par
ties made up. and the evenings are devoted to
Among the new guests at the Chateaueay are
Mrs W. G. Wooley Mrs. ". l.. Donald. New
Montreal; Mrs. II. f. c. Daniels Miss Janet Dan
ies. Worthwhile Mich.
MERRILL HOUSE
The Merrill House is having good season and
Is fun. This hotel will remain open until
November and always entcrtains large number
OF sportsmen late in the season. doing large
business after most OF the other hotels in the
woods have closed their doors. The guests Of the
Merrill House spend much time in boating and
TO points Of interest near by ike the Chatcaugay
Chasm. which party of eighteen guests visited
Among the guests at ahe Merrill House are Mrs
F. a M9rre summit n ,s J rrIi Mr ana Mrs J H.
Somervilc. y. j.. and Miss Edith L. Farmalee
Eliza beth. y. !.
HOTEL CHILDWOID.
Massawepie y. y. Aug. % (SpeciaD.-The Hotel
Childwold retains it's housefu OF guests although
the last week Of summer is nearly spent. OF the
double of tents. sixteen in all supplemcnting
the accommodation furnished by the main hotel
building and the annex, twelve are occupied The
advent of September is at all the hotels the signal
for hOme-gong for many guests. and Childwold
Is no exception to the rule. but. offset the
dminution in the number Of guests here. the
hotel has more engagements for next month than
# has had in any previous September The Child
wold will remain open until November. ana .'s
good reason 10 expect profitable business to tie
very end. for i'm addition to the delights Of drv-
ing and rambling through the forests which nearly
autumnal tints the guests who are her, Sep
tembcr and October will be able To hunt deer with
Jacks or hounds. ana every man VINO goes ont
then will be reasonably certain to get a deer or
ttWY' % LOT IL an 'mu"~Iu IiS'rNr lii' WOODS are
iull oi Them rms week mas S''r some sails-
factory results in stl-huntne. several deer having
down down me su, % X Il Lex da{s ago. ana among ne
Fcrrars TOws and Hobart Sprague.
inrs and arrangemenfs ar. hejng mo3, to Give a
new Ina " he
Among those who have recently registered at
Phadephia: Mrs. a. X Titus. Miss Titus. Brook
Euee1c M E.SoR Wort Harold Ia ''oi ESworh m irneSo9 iH "
y. Y. and Miss Augusta Lewis. chicago
PAUL SMITHS
Paul Smiths y. y. Aug - tSpcciap 80 one
staying here at Pam Smiths would imagine. with
Out reference to the calendar. that the Adiron-
da ks season is drawing near its close. for the
croNu is large as it has been for weeks and the
pr -ssure for rooms i great The hotel viii
main open until the first week in October. and is
likely to be well filed up to the end. although of
course. not crowded AT present. Many Of IN"
men among the guests have gone off into the woods
with guides in search of deer, but Tie golf links
scarcely less thronged with players than before.
Baseball. by-;he-way. which has alw Iys been Il
feature here has this awakened less intcres:
Of eo!f '''''7 '''D'''''''
TIE fair held last Friday afternoon and evening
Cottage Sanitarium. at Saranac Lake. ucttcd the
sum Of $23| FOR that excellent cause. ana IN adj
diuon subscriptions aggrcgatng several thousand
dollars were handed in. most Of these gifts being
from the campers of the 81 Regis chain Of lakes.
Nine. De SbOur. OF Washington. gave another
large progressive euchre party few evenings ago.
There were about fifty PLAYERS Mrs George Bird
won the first prize. ana thu second went Mrs.
William II. Clagget
G. r. Barney and family. Of New York. this week
took possession Of their camp on Upper -. Regis
Lake.
The Rev. ana Mrs. William {. Suit. Of Ncw-York.
arg staying at the ASnew cot itagc
Some OF the recent arrivals at Paul Smiths
Dean and Mrs Hoffman. j. NJ. L. Nash. William p.
Trowbrdge Mr.. and Mrs X. Pyatt. New-York.
Edward Whitaker. Miss Emma g. Whitaker. s.
Louis; Charles NJ Ffoulkc, Washington Mrs John
NJ. Oakley. Pttshurs.
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