The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-10
ADIRONDACK JoURxALIssL

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ADIRONDACK JoURNALLSM
Remarks in Prose and Poetry by Prof.
Fuller, Distinguished Editor.
Visitors 70 Saranac Lake village In the Adj
rondacks have found entertainment a. usual this
summer in the old paper published there and call
ed Fuiter's GIeonsr and the denahd for II has been
SO yenerai that copies have sold at premium
Tic publisher editor and general stan Of the pa
per signs himsoif PROT T. N. Fuller. d. E. He
admits that d. E stand for Dstins uished Editor
and his picture which always nils four columns
of tho frst page indicates how he In distinguished
from other editors He wears . military cap with
Cleaner" In gilt letters above the peak. He also
wears epaulettcs Of brilliant colors and II any ono
mistakes him for a drum major he is indigant
Tom Mason the post who has been ono OF the
Cleaners closest readers, says that Prof Fuller.
D. z, has opened up q new literary vein which Is
thus far unclassified Mr.. Mason is inclined to
rank Prof Fuller somewhere between George
Meredith and George Francis Train. Here is
the way in which Prof Fuller, d. L describes
"A Royal Good Time at Lake Clear
Ono Of the times in ID. E estimation was re-
ceived Loyalty at q general party Of select friends
in one Of the homes of Lake Ciera Taking tho
COS train from here met some Of the ioIiest par
ties Of ladies and gentlemen 1 have seen.
we s'afseo 70 Walk up from INC e'auon anu ,no'e
was a chance TO ride, 30 we all piled in and sat
down empty floor Of a wagon and ID. K was
the merriment Of the whole crowd and the ride was
fine When we came 10 the boarding house at
Lake Sioe heS' inc raoke' ana 'aik was ehc'une
as 70 VINO thcy GOT In Inefc Wneh IL. L. WIN snh-
ing eyes ana oald head was oiscoVereo among INC
rest In the most romanuc manner hn heV're
ooen entertained supper WINS announooa INC onopS
and Strawberries were nne- VIC dia not 40
thing TO them and all oil q sudden remark was
maoe 70 u. T. that straWpefrnes "ete nno enough
a1tcr oeing eaten SAID an empty oish near oy.
oh DON KNOW can Tell la'er When thoy pocomo
RATIONAL after digestion powers all .he same said
H. f. IN a reserve manner 70 such iaueh.er tha'
everyone seems 70 nave GOOD nme supper
ocihg cnaed ID. II. was az 'ne piano ana rendered
some OF MS seiecuons ana TWO rec1tauons ana
skirt dance alter which ABOUT 300 uain ume
and ID T. was soon bounding on Tor Saranac Lake
70 his headaua{fers after having very pleasant
emc and nope soon 70 make mis- ume more agree
ablc
Lie seems TO be one round Of social pleasures
Tor the Saranac Lake JOURNALIST Under the
meaning entertainment AZ the boa1 house, SARA
mac Lake Inn, he publishes the following &C
count OF nights amusement
Tho grandeSt enioyments OF the season by
the young people Just at outskirts oil tho Agon-
quin Hotel In the Adirondacks-
ID K was thero as special feature OF the oc-
casion and doubtless made the evening enjoyable
One large room in the boat house was in reserve
for the occasion and under immense hindrance
IN surprised manner ID. 4. was shown to
desk or table in which he sat behind like
a minister and the company we'll appreciated
and nice sat attenuvely 10 the remarks so thusly
rolled from the thoughts OF our most worthy D. f
His address was publicly expressed and apprecia-
ted to be 30 highly honored to come before the
vast number Of people some OF whom he had met
before. while others were total strangers be-
ing cool and collective in my thoughts for q
lew moments and finishing my remarks took
up the mouth organ and violin and played them
both together which was wonderful they thought
Alter which a long recitation was rendered by
tragedy entitled 'Mocking Bird and What Be-
come OF It. An intermission OF ten minutes was
next In order and was In a smoking room when
nnishing Cigar with the gentleman OF the house
We returned to the playroom Of the boat house
where the young folks were having a good time
Il was treat 10 see how little kindness will en-
arge good company such times in so small o
,uistn.s. 81 ' ,Sa HOUSE house rev games In
tu.o'. o"io"s 'ne ''uns PooP'e Oh "hiie'
hen supper was given on two large tables set in
"o ioui y, 'no ooa' nou'o anu snia'ief ladies
or to hold four and six people The daughters |
md mothers arrapped tho In hIo v;tb uho..;
~ e ~ ' s''Ae "''A 'Ho " oeHies
Ind cream. cake coffee and ice water and entrees
All were we'll nleased and after the ,.n.s, "a.
-, =. - 80 'Np' "o'
'eVeu the room was cleared ana the young peo- |
Sic had rood time MI ouite late when We re,ir.J
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u IoSI ~ Il" cdHpou out over niSht In tent |
With friend I'LL morning when he resumed his :
Ill, g. -. L--L,-, ,,I - "
'oiA lor nearly oreakiaSS iociin8 none tho |
worse for IL until next night when he went IN hrd
49, A. $50. - 49, - -. - e.
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cAi0 ouini' vi .iio hiS' page vi he oNd"er ,
s devoted 70 editorial comment by ID. E" Prof
Fuller secma N az hsus+ IN. e.,d 18th ...L -,
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mere seems a reminiscent ungc In this comment
"a man once said that he ,,ouid r.,k.. IL.
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