New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-09
CoTTAGERs IN FoRCE AT WATCH HILL.
NEW PLANS FOR THE MIsQUAMIcUT GOLF CLUE
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE HOTELS.

NEW PLANS FOR THE MIsoUAMIcUr GOLF CLUB
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE HOTELS
Watch HILL r. L. July s (SpeciaD.-There has
been a large influx Of summer guests at this pleas
ant resort during the week. particularly among the
cottagers. who now here for the season Inc
hotels are also far ahead OF last yearn fact there
are twice as many people here now as at the cor
responding time In 1898.
Among tie cottagers who have arrived are the
following: Francis p. Allen. Of Hartford Conn.,
at the Breakers; Davis c. Anderson. of Cincinnati,
M the Dunes: Mrs W. p Anderson. of Cincinnati,
at Del Mar Vachel w. Anderson, of Cincinnati at
Del Mar: Mrs G.. II. BabcOck, OF Planned, y. d.
at Seaview; j. J. Bangan. of Providence at Grant
Cottage; d. y Barney. Of Farmingt on. Conn., at
Baltimore Cottage; L. S. Bradford. OF Springheiu'
Mass. at East Dunes; George y. Burdick, OF West
erly at Belveduto: Miss f. W. Burnap, of Bati-
more at Seven Gables ]. S. Burnet, OF Cincinnati.
at the Old Cottage: John Bushnell OF Plainheld.
" j. at the Bungalow; Dr. John Chanpln' OF
Westerly at Champn Cottage; William Clark OF
Newark. ~ j.. at Teepee; William Clark. Jr., or
westerly at Hillside: Josiah II. Clarke, OF Worces-
fer Mass at Clarke Cottage: H. S. Collins. OF
Hartford at Collins Cottage; Freeman Cudworth.
of Pawtucket at Ocean Mound; ID. II. Doane. or
Cincinnati at Echo Lodge: s. G. Durham, OF HART
ford at Hunt Cottage; /. H. English, OF New
Haven. at the Snuggery; a. T. Enos. OF EnSlewood.
~ j. at Fairview; H. y. Fenner, Of Providence,
at Cedar Brae; s. A. CHINA. of New-iork. at West
Cottage; William /. Greene, Of Baltimore. at the
Bouders: W. II. Halle, of Springfield, Mass. at
Halle Cottage; W. G. Hastings, Of Yonktrs, ~ y.
at Breeze Cote +. l.. Howard Hartford, at sum-
mer Rest: j. l.. Howard, of Hartford. at Home
Cottage; George A. Howe. Of Pittsburg. at the
Aloha; Frank j. Jones, of Cincinnati at Sunne-
meade: Thomas Kinney, of Westerly, az Ocean
Mound; c. W. Knapp. OF ST. Louis, at Rock Ridge;
Mrs John Knapp. of ST. Louis, at Rock Ridge;
S W. Knevals, of New-York at lntermere; Dr
W. p Langworthy. of Daytona. Fla at Sea Smell;
D. l.. Lyon Of Cincinnati at Edge Cove; James
MacAlister Of Philadelphia. Craige Brae: iona
than Maxon. OF Westerly, at Maxon Cottage; the
Rev Dr. s d. Mcconnell, Of Brooklyn, at the
Anchorage; Mrs. G. p Richmond, OF PROVIDENCE
at Cedar Brae: Nelson Perrin. Of Baltimore. at the
Cedars; Dudley Phelps, of New-York at Catin
Cottage; William A. Proctor. of Cincinnati, at Sun
shine Cottage; s. J.. Schoonmaker OF Planhed,
~ j. at Inercrest; William Simpson, OF Spring
field Mass at Harvey Cottage; Mrs. J. r. Skin
ner of Cincinnati, at Edgemerc w. 5. Smith OF
Syracuse at Surfside the Rev DR.. S. f. Snively.
NJ D. of Philadelphia at Blythebourne; Mrs
Clara II. Stanton. of NewYork. at Wickiup; f. {.
Stone of Providence. at Small MaXon Cottage;
Hines Strobridge. of Cincinnati at Stonyhurst;
Mrs 4. w. Tenney of Brooklyn at the Moorage;
Thomas Thatcher. of New-York, at Long Shore'
and F. B. Wesson Of New-York. at Intermere
Mr. and Mrs Charles Plat Storrs Of New-Iork.
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Ken
nard at the Moorage.
The annual election Of officers Of the Misquamcut
Golf Club resulted as follows: President. sherman
w Knevals; vice-president. Robert f. Ballantine;
treasurer Nelson Perrin; secretary, Robert X. Clark
CAPTAIN Frank g. WessOn. and Governing Com
mittee William A. Proctor Josiah II. Clarke
Dudley Phelps Vachel w Anderson. w. II. Mer-
IN, Edward Harand Il s Tenne ina T W
Greene. $3.50 90,
have a great future effect upon the interests OF
the club The new company will be known as the
Misouamicut Land Company: charter was oD-
tanned from the January session OF ne Lesisature
i'm this State granting corporate rights TO acquire
land. build clubhouse ana other Dul.unlgs, ettG.
the idea being to lease the premises to me MIS- MIS-
somP PENN are as Hd% %qGTiD os r. x Fcnne W
smith Edward Harland. Thomas Thatcher; ;; L.
Frank J. Jones j. Frank Champlin. William CLARK
jr James NJ Pendleton. $. W. kneva's '. w.
Anderson W. NJ. Greene and Dr. c. W. rage III, me
company had option upon large tract OF lanqd;
Including that now used by the Misquamicut COL
Club and It has just voted to purrhase tne Ianu
a new clubhouse will be built and II Is expected
that work will be begun upon II within snort
time. .,. H., ,.,,,,o
both matters that will be gIeat,T aP9re.t,ateu ny
the patrons Of that hotel Mr. Wilson the man
ager is an old hotel man. ana DcheVes IN NeeP'"s
things thoroughly up TO date ,. -. -.
CAPTAIN Daniel +; Larkin. the proprietor or ne
Iarkin House Is one of the Oldest ana proDaDy
the Oldest hotel proprietor on the c@aS 81 od Inn
people. and has always beeh popiuIars VIZ VII
his customers The house has been repalnted ana
renovated and reftted In many ways, Whch WIN
It's fine location. makes II a p,"asn"r, anu popular
resort with summer guests OF the Hill
The additions and improvements 10 the ocean
House last year thoroughly appreciated py
guests coming the Hi was shown by the
Increased patronage. and Mr.. Champlin. the man nan
to tla hast hat he