New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
n THE PINE WOODS.
MANY SEEK REST AND PLEASURE IN
THE ADIRONDACKS.
,,o,r,s CROWDED WITH GUEsrs-oUT-
DOOR AMUsEMENTs WELL PAIhoN-
r,rr, ,-rcrrOpc FROM NEW-YORk

PAM Smiths ~ Y Aug. (SpeciaD'-' 10 10
tomary to devote a large amount Oh spa" ,s
doings OF the summer girl In accounts % 80,
summer resorts: and although TINS ih'ei
really necessary factor Is aouhoa''' " .,.. 90
o. tho Adirondacks, and enjoying herseH irusey %
9. her wont she is not the only one VINO 10 "''I"o
: 80 ,,,ro here The small boy ana MS sis'Vi
ore here too and, although II IL not oi.e" W
s,dered necessary to mention him. the "eN''o 90" =.
Measure of the coming citizen Is by no means
he overlooked. He is too often regarueu Il" -
arce about a hotel but his doings are by no i"e''
,..oroo,,ro when specially observed. ana a re-
,or ,ybers he can have thoroughly goou 'lino
and gain health and strength In Wholesome oU'
door sports is not to be disregarded by the aNe9'
narent Here he has hills to CLIMB lores.s ~ -
plore and lakes and streams to padde anu i'sn 49,
and his hourly discoveries are " O'"''
and pleasure him
II he has the proper spirit and Is not 100 mar
rowlv restricted by tiporous parents, ne oahus w.
gether and builds camp In neighooiihe So
which ne guards from intrusion with jealous oa'
and here among the invgoratins oaisamS Nv SP'''0'
his waking hours , ~
As n fisherman ne becomes an expert anu u"
authority on the best pools. and many time ne
slips I'D with his improvised tackle ana qu'oNlF
pulls out gistening trout. just 10 sho" MS i,'oe
mature neighbor with the fancy rod how the ''''e
is done. ,a 90
a
no dangerous animals In the neighborhoou u Wv
hotels and the fund Of health the boys accumulate
"a something wonderful TO those VINO arc ho' ~
ouainted with the process by which 1t Is acQulreu'
The weekly golf tournaments were renewed ioi
the season last week. and the eighteen hoio in"''"
oYor men was won by "Zeke' Bronson ""o mas
recentlv taken 10 the links. His net score was o.
with n handicap OF s. Miss Grace Parker won the
nine hole handicap for women. with net sVo'o
Of 10 - =, -, x.,A.
The second weekly regatta of the ST. Regis 1H'"'
Club on Friday the 18th, was declared no iAVe' 80
the course was not covered within the time liit
hut the race OF the following day proved nos' w
teresting and successful After keen cCnteSI! 'tc
fiotchkiss which beat the Echo minutes ~ se S
onds The Heron came IN minutes 10
later. . -. loo, ueek was the
visit Of the Lake Placid baseball nine accom-
nanied by large delegation from the S Ih
- among I'm players is unusually strong thiS
Year and defeated the visitors by Is to o. 49,.
Mention has been made or me bv no m
ths oniv Mace of worship in this neghborhood.
short walk from the hotel over new Doaru Waih
81 ffobD's IN the Wilderness an Episcopal church
presided over by the Rev Walter LSrOm OF SARA
nae Lake. although he frequeh,y mas '"' IS a
Sesutiful little structure OF logs, embowered in a
grove Of dark quiet pines and sPrdcehs y mi
renee Aspinwall and 1t contains a number OF me.
mortal windows pretty fhurchyard sq6Oi,S me
eSiace and a further enlargement is needed. and
viii probably be made before another season opens
MibanK. Dunevy Milbapk, Henry l.. BePe Mct
d. D. Faulkner F e. FqulNneT MT a1 Jdh5 mf =
sarSley NJ Buckley, Mt and Mrs T. D. M GrsTola
Lamb Mr. and Mr Mr G and MRS. mrs. William NiS W
f.add. IT. Miss Ladd and Samuel b. Potter