New-York tribune., 1901-07-07

Sprague of Massachusetts. has taken the Levi p.
Morton camp for another season
HOTEL CHILDWOLD.
Hotel Childwold is situated upon Lake Massa-
wepie. In Childwold Park. which includes about
sixteen thousand acres Of fascinating scenery
there is anywhere in the Adirondacks. The air
is clear and dry, and Chidwold is ideal health
and pleasure resort The fishing is excellent here.
There twenty thousand brook trout and
twenty thousand lake trout put in the streams from
the State FISH hatcheries this spring. The lake
flows into the Grass River, which has always been
famous for its trout Years ago those who tried
to reach this fishing ground found it hard work
get here. but felt repaid for their efforts. 1t
may now be reached with comfort and the fishing
is better than ever The road has been greatly
ebaree at teiS Ghdwo Mr. iand for years was
in charge of the Delevan House in Albany. There
grounds provided besides hunting and fishing and
cards and dancing for the guests ,ho,- ort,,
spent Sunday at the Childwold Mr.. Merritt is the
Republican candidate for Congress from the St
The menu at the Childwod for the Fourth was
character. The Childwold derives its name from
Mr.. Child, who owned a large tract or land In
part OF the year for number of seasons. con-
was named Childwoid He expected build fine
house upon the high ground near the site or the
present hotel and to erect cottages and other build
ings but reverses came, and he died a disappoint-
ed His ideas have been carried do out to o,o a
tive of Mr. Child and part owner with him OF , the
UFgn dd an6 be- om6d he Of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Stanton. Russell NJ: Thayer, A Saks and
family. Nathaniel Rust and family; A R9senthaI'
Mrs Henry Sanger and daughter. Charles T. Pugh.
/. Eliinger Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Tows, Ferris Tows.
E. Ehrman, j. c. Chamberlin and A. H. Pond.
AT PAUL SMITHS.
Paul Smiths N Y, July 6 (SpeciaD.-Every train
brings passengers for Paul Smiths. The six horse
taly-ho was put into service on Thursday, and the
hotel IS filling up rapidly. c. r. Peabody came on
Tuesday T. H. Harris and party have also ar
rived and are occupying one Of the hotel cottages
Dr. E I. Trudeau and family are now in their cot
tage Other arrivals are follows: William L.
Rich w R. Foster, L c. Huse, Mrs. Richard Van
WICK. Miss Sanford, Theodore F. Kane, Mrs.
Kane Frank H Kane. Mrs. A. Horton, David W.
Smith Mrs W. A browne Miss A. +. Wright. T.
NJ Webster A. MacWillie, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Seeley Ward jr Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Rookie
feiIer c. A Clifford Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Payne
F. r. Konigsburg; Mrs J3hn A Dawes 'oih H.
Walter De Haven started this week for New
York The day before he went he caught string
of fifteen trout weighing thirteen pounds.
Mrs William l.. Rich was the chaperon Tor a
party of young people Who CLIMBED @ TdaG tne 81 eSS eSs
full for such trip, and the members OF the
party were able to count hfty-nlne lakes ana ponds
from the summit of the mountain.
Ten saddle horses already at the stables and
this form of exercise is in especial favor at Paul
Smiths Golf, however, is the popular form OF eX-
ercise and sport here large parties going each day
to practise on the st. Regis course
Colonel Archibald Rogers has had shipped to him
a 30-foot launch supplied with locomobile power.
This is the first of this kind to be introduced in
Captain Theodore F. Kane U. S. N. who has
been stationed for many years on the Pacific
Coast, IS enjoying change of air and scene here
and expects to remain for some time with his fam
There are ffty-nine guides on the st. Regis
who add much to the comfort and pleasure OF those
camping in the wilderness.