New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
THE WAWBEEK.


was recent guest Of the house.
THE wAWBEEK.
yvawbeel N Y, July (speciaD.-This cosey ana
comfortable house s rapidly acquiring its COM
plement of guests J, Ben Hart the
manager of the hotel, has made many improve
ments in and about the buildings, especially I'm the
way Of the redecoration of the dining Dark
red burlap covers the wall and high vain
scotng of natural wood has been added. The gen.
eral appearance Of this apartment. with it's snow
white linen is most attractive. music room,
tastefully decorated and furnished. Is another re-
cent innovation.
and ne% R2af have Rss bee thy
have been carefully trimmed and put In the best OF
Wawbeek has begun it's regular trips to the north
At the hotel the following have recently regis
ts tered from from New,Y9rE DR. ortn s WIghman
and family, Mr. and Mrs Charles Thompson, Miss
Dr. and Mrs John leigh Green. Miss andrews,
Miss Folsom Mr.. and Mrs; W. II. Hanemann and
of Baltimore. are also at the Wawbeek.
UPPER CHATEAUGAY LAKE.
Raphs N. Y, July (speciaD.-while not yet
at the height of the season a considerable sum
mer population is already snugly fixed for the
season at Ralphs. and is increasing steadily
the summer advances. Both cottages Of the hotel
are rented and most of the rooms in the house
have been engaged from July 10, and most
cessfu season seems to be mapped out for this
popular house.
Excellent brook trout fishing in the inlets of
Upper Chateaugay Lake has been the rule for
some time, and great sport has been afforded the
angler. Authorities claim that throughout July
Brown ioF Hacke me sabg sh an9 qT9
Coachman" Heretofore the fishing has continued
good throughout the season, and there is no
son for believing that this year will be an ex-
ger Of this house J. " Hutton Ne that T the e snppIv 4nf
Of fish in the lake shall not become exhausted
hundred thousand lake trout, Obtained from the
since, since last season but everything is in complete
been thoroughly gone over.
THE CHATEAUGAY
Visitors to this attractive and prettiIy located
house usually arrive later in the season than at
other places and remain later in the season. The
hotel has just opened and will soon be the scene
OF the regular summer festivities.
STEVENS HOUSE.
Lake Placid, N. Y, July (speciaD-The little
village of Lake Placid begins to show the effects Of
a large addition to its regular population. Every
where there is the hustle incident a lively sea-
son. Many new buildings to be seen on all the
streets, and are now occupied as stores or resi-
dences. The Lake Placid Club IS just finishing an
addition to its handsome structure as we'll as a
At the little church OF St Eustace -by-the-I,akes
egulaE e services S are now held by the rector the
Stpdctye camp on the shore Of Lake Placid in the
also @ been organized and is advancing rapidly with
The new wing at the Stevens House will be occu-
pied this week, which IS rendered necessary for
i Ihe accommodation Of the many arrivals dur
known the picturesqueness Of this region are al
ways, discovering new beauties in the peaks and
sekTated ard ranges @ OF mountains on the horizon.
al agree tat me Motel at present is the embodi-
ment of life and gayety. The orchestra has ar
ndNeG dH,q ana programmes Of popular and classical
music are performed every morning and evening
and are much enjoyed by every one,
Inc Inc Fourth of July passed pleasantly. and was
Eoted a success. The weather in the morning
Locke Looked threatening. but not enough so to deter
people from enjoying themselves on the golf course
or 3 on TIP around the lake the little steamer
Trip. u. A Stevens spent the day fishing for broo,
@Irout @ ana on bis return in the evening was the
posSesSor or a nne string.
AZ night many fireworks were set off and na-
1 I9enan SeIecIlolS J were given by the orchestra
t4e recent arrivals from New York at the Stevens
Turner, 7. NJ. Turner Miss Turner Miss Hnffrnern' ~
Mrs William Dale Mrs C. S Stanton F. AZ T6Ws'
II II ", u russell Dr. and Mrs r J. Gallaher Paul
Il Won Molke, ]. Q. Goodenough. Charles " Place
or SEN Delmer Dice. Mrs. J. A Hetherington F,
Miss G. Dodd and Miss Alice Loughran ''1'
CHAMPLAIN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
On ones way to the Adrondacks It IS well 70
combine with the necessary railroad travel the
uelghttul trip through Lakes George and Cham
plain. on the boats of the Champatn TRANSFORMATION
Is in this way broken. and beautiful scenery on
every side, to nothing the comfort of stroll
on the commodious decks, is the reward. While on
ChampIain mountain ranges form the horizon on
every hand, off the east the Green Nountai ms
or vermont rise In all their glory, while TO the
west the Wen known Adirondacks reign supreme
and excellent meals with the best of service MAJ,
be obtained on board Once taken the trip will ai
are a. MAGE az NeStport for ElizabethtOwn and
heene Valley, at Port Kent for AusabIe ChaSrn
ana at Flatsburg for all resorts the Chateaugav
Railroad