New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
AT THE WHITE NOTNT4TNS.
A PROSPEROUS SEASON ASSURED-POPU.
LAR DIVERSIONS or VISITORS

Bethlehem. " H.. July CSpeciaD.-Hote men
throughout the White Mountains are jubilant over
their prospects for enjoying OF the most pros
porous seasons I'm recent years. Not since 1899
has there been such large influx OF visitors. az
many hundreds have been fockng here from
all quarters Practically every hotel reports the
same favorable outlook. Some OF them have dou-
bic the number Of guests which they had during
the corresponding period OF last year Both the
big houses and the smaller ones have their rooms
well engaged for the entire season. and every 1T
tie mountain hamlet fairly bristes with life and
activity
Fortunately for the tourist the weather con-
tnues delightful. Cool breezes waited from the
great hills counteract the effect OF the suns burn.
ing rays. and bring cool nights and give refresh-
ing sleep.
Another new bicycle path has been constructed
along the road leading from the Fabyan and Mount
Pleasant houses to the Upper Amonoosuc Falls.
on the way 10 the base Of Mount Washington
Trout fishing just IS one OF the principal
sports having liberal patronage. Anglers have
found plenty OF fish in all the lakes and streams
and consequently they are INDUCING in the sport
10 their hearts content Among the most prom'-
nent fishermen In the mountains are H. C. Van
Post of New-York who is at the Crawford
House; Dr. W. c. Prime. OF New-fork at tho
Mount Lafayette House. Francona the Rev. DIR.
s. f. Appleton. OF Philadelphia. and W. S Barnes.
OF Boston.
Ano.ber vell-known and successful angler II
Sir lanes Edgar Speaker OF the Dominion House
OF Commons. Sir James and Lady Edgar are
snepding the season at the Fabyan House. He Is
an expert with the fly rod, and makes daily
trims along the banks OF the Amonoosuc. always
returning with A full basket OF speckled beauties,
H. v Wheeler and Miss Wheeler, OF New-iork
are al the Turner House. Bethlehem 80,
The new arrivals during the week at me maple
wood Cottage include Mrs. NJ. J. Groh Mrs C. NJ
Taylor Mrs. NJ: E. Clark and the Misses Clark
az p Moves OF the New-York Stock Exchange.
is spending his vacation at the sunset hiii House.
NJ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Peck and Mrs George r.
Knott OF New-York. at the Sinclair. Bethle.
NewYork party at the Intervale House In.
cludes Mrs T. J. Tobias. Miss +. l.. Tobias ana
will Carleton the Brooklyn poet and lecturer.
arrived in bethlehem and opened his pretty cot"
tage AT the west end Of the village. 800.
IL q Streeter. greenkeeper OF the Sunset Hill
House golf links at Sugar Hi. has been making
three new greens for the course which now con.
sists Of nine holes instead Of six. formerly.
These links among the best known, ana are
used freely by the guests OF the hotel Recent
a. rivals from New-York follow:
Profile House,; A. HawksWorth MI. and MT
Mr. and osa Mrs F. NJ Fulton. and Miss Adee.
Twin Mountain House-Mr and Mrs. Denson.
Mrs q. c. Brinckerhoff and Miss NJ. Brinckerhon.
Sinclair House-Thomas Stokes. Miss Nellie
J. Stokes. Miss Ethel Stokes. Mrs. W. T. Runk ana
G.. r. Eaton. -.
Mountain View House, Whitefeld1Miss
Miss II. r. Rogers and T. \. Rogers
Mountain View House-Mrs. J. W. Olcott and
the Misses Olcott $40. a..
and Mrs. J. X. Pearce. Mrs. C. F. Doane and
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