The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-06

shaw and family, Louis Peterson and
family, and Ernest Stone and family
! Ofhcers on the Quinsigamond boats
! have taken possession of Breeze point
and here are encamped Clarence Bun
ker, Frank Crerie and William Gre
RE.
Folly cove, which is just south OF
Quinsigamond park, is fast becoming
one OF the most popular sites at the
lake Tor camping purposes. Members
| OF the Newport Bicycle Club have re-
Gently erected snug howell in the re-
cess of the cove, and are a merry party
| Near them are camped in three large
tents, James G. Mcpherson and family
| On the point south of Folly cove is the
| magnificent summer home of Joseph G.
Vaudreuil. commanding an unobstruct-
ed view of the lake north to the cause
way and south beyond the point as far
as water is to be found. This resi-
dence is one of the features of the lake
and is the ideal summer residence, than
which no more picturesquely located
nor more thoroughly appointed is imag
| Unable.
Within the cove, near villa Vau-
dreuil," are a number of cottages.
Sunset Cottage" is the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry King and Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Durgin, and snug home near
by is occupied annually for the sum-
mer by DR.. and Mrs. Orlando Mixter.
Perhaps the best appointed camp at
the lake is to be found in Folly cove.
"Idlewild' is the name given the camp
| by Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Denny, who
have made it their home annually for
seven years. Two spacious tents, one
of which is a general pavilion and the
other mess tent and cook room, are
built at some distance from each other
Y fra n 81 a1,1r -, eI,r H. &c
| magnificent hard woods Mrs Denny
1 is able to show the visitor a model
/ camp in which the vacationist COM
bines the novelties of camp life with
no sacrifice of aught that makes for
comfort or ease. The tents are sheathed
| up within to the height of six feet, and
! insure absolute protection against
dampness and weather. Carpets are
| on the floors, and the home is fur
nished throughout with all the desir-
able comforts Of life. At "Idlewild'
are Miss Alice e Denny and Miss Flor
ence |. Denny.
| A large party of South Worcester
young men arrived at the lake yester-
| day morning, and Immediately set at
work stalking four large tents for their
accommodation, on the Shrewsbury side
of the lake below Quinsigamond park
do Drop In camp is the name adopt
| Gu. lHOIIldS f1Oylt Will PTGSlue ONtl
the cook room; George M. Moon will be
custodian of things good to eat and tc
Stake thirst. The campers plan a two
weeks stay and in the roster of the
company are the names of Thomas
Hoyle, George w. Moon, James Day
James II. Moon Thomas H. Cooper
William r. Mclaughlin, Walter w
Lassey William r. Ryan, Charles Bar
} her, Frank Neville, John Simpson
} Frank S. Hollington John Edwards
Harry Edwards, William Beams, Harry
Ayrton, Thomas Emmett, Frank w
: Cox, H. G. Coley, Benjamin Cooper
Jr, Thomas Hargraves and George
! Jones.
These are but part Of the numerous
camps and summer cottages at tn,
lake. Many have been established THU
year. More vacationists are annually
/, seeking the shores Of the lake where
the life of a score of club houses anc
an infinite variety Of amusement, IN.
II GLIDING magnificent fishing. are offered
the seeker for rest or a good time.