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Winsow, while among the entertainers at their
nn1iheS We're Mrs. Fabbri and Mrs. Frederick JOY
Alr. van Nests dinner given in the yellow
room the others in the palm garden.
one or the leading affairs of the week was the
reception given by Mr.. and Mrs Henry w Gray,
OF NeW-H ork. Miss Barney entertained at luncheon
on on thursday Miss Lawrence. Miss Whelen. Miss
hane Miss Edwards, Miss Taylor. Miss Morris.
MISS Conover. Miss Patterson Miss Mccormick.
MISS Hubbard, Miss Thomas, Miss Mcmillan, Miss
barnes and Miss Keyser.
Inc arrival Of the Eastern Yacht Club, of Bos-
ton and vicinity which occurred on Saturday night
ana sunday morning, has given the harbor the
Sayest appearance it has known for years. save
curing the visits of the squadron. There were all
SORTS ana conditions of yachts in the fleet from the
small single sticker to the large steam yachts.
Inc heet was Joined here by several of the yachts
OF the club that did not make the cruise. There
We're the former well known racers. the Puritan,
= o. Shaw, jr.; the Pilgrim L. G. Burnham; the
sea FOX, Alason Thatcher. and the Sunshine John
Bryant The club reports pleasant weather and a
very enjoyable run down
"A yacht which came in on Sunday and has at
!racted much attention is the Columbia be-
longing to j. De Forest Junkins of Philadelphia.
Inc old Columbia was familiar sight here she
Whitney. -
The steam yacht Corsair is anchored above the
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IN THE CRAWFORD NOTCH.

The Twin Mountain Amusement Club has not
been idle this week, and among the successes
credited 10 its efforts have been 'salmagundi"
party. donkey party and 'cake walk The
Twin golfers defeated the Crawford team on Thurs
day. 10 10 0. The weeks arrivals include Mr.. and
Mrs. W. N. StiIlman Mrs. F. S. Schwartz. J. Cur
ran, Mr. and Mrs. A. Clayburg, Mrs j. S. Wolf,
John D. Barry Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. WoytKins and
Dana Woytldns
The Crawford House has recorded another week
hleo with social entertainments, one Of which was
the coon show" OF Thursday evening. IN which
eleven young took part. The musical OF Sat
nrday evening by far the best Of its kind thus
Iar this season. Among the events scheduled for
ms week viii be the track games on Friday and
q fancy dress bali Thursday evening. -|ew-
1ork guests OF the week Mr. and Mrs. w
owen, S. L Cliverdon. Mrs. J. Coleman. c. w.
coleman. Mrs. c. r Sterling Blocker Sterling.
Souht kermani, H N. Weber w J. RhooIne, Jr..
Z p Addicks Mrs L. c. Hurlburt, Mrs. L. l..
Becker J Dickinson Miss Chandos and ]. NJ
Relde
entertainments g. ~, Fabyan continue in unin-
,sldupted succession, and another vaudeville this
list mas reflected credit on all participants The
fancy dress balI on WeSnesday evening" a red
80 49, @hlte dance for Thursday evening. at which
= s two acts ehtitied a -- Box Of Monkeys to be
fot fsnIt On Friday evening. J. Guggenheimer ana
;sr ;G'her season, Lieutenant H. b Grant, T. s A.
ioiS among late arrivals 8. Bach. OF Newly has
H. aork, has Joined his mother and sisters for
I resi- OF the season Other New Workers are
y ., smith, d. b. Cohen. E. Kohler Mr.. and Mrs.
crabsSSl SSlecning, Mrs l. sonneborn. J. srock. L. l.
lam NJ. DOOb, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Rutsgy, l.
Sn5i,iSs Nj and Mrs. J. Friedman Mrs. A. A
Miss -, = { Smith, J. Doernberg Mrs. J. d. C.ogg
pa, ll99gg NJ J. Cooney, Miss Peck. Miss c. NJ
II CIT at and Mrs. ]. B. Yale, Miss B. Parsons
NJ NOo9inan. II. Content. A Herts. Miss Herts
Ser Dr. and Mrs. A. Dennis ]. Kohn. Miss H
Lew 19Is ; Hahn, Miss Hahn Mr. and Mrs. NJ
Wols.. Afs NJ. Rosenheim. j. NJ. Falk Mrs. M.
peii' Mrs J. Lehman. L Zeckendorf and H. c.
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At MorNr pleasant.

The annual August golf tournament on the INKS
a, the Mount Pleasant Golf Club is now IN progress
for nrizes presented by Joseph Stickney, OF Now
YORK and excellent qualifying scores have been
made Dhe medal play viii bring out more fasI
golf than has ever been seen before at any one
time on the course A pleasant feature Of goif al
Mount Pleasant is the scratch and handicap tourna-
rnents for men and women on Thursday and Friday
of each week 10 continue four weeks from oaIe'
1e lowest scores made on those days in the aggre-
gate by any one individual drawing the prize IN
the respective contest at the end OF the month.
Among social attractions OF the week the kmona
bal poudre Of Friday evening was a novel anar
and was greatly enjoyed by both participants and
spectators. The Atlanta University Quartet enter
tained guests on Saturday evening, and on Sunday
and the Mount Pleasant House furnished music
which especially appreciated by al mouse
patrons. series OF living pictures enterlalheo a
large audience until late hour on Wednesday
evening Mrs. +. Beneche, Mrs. w. s. Patten and
Mrs Haag, all OF New-York. carrying on the
prizes.
HornblOwer and George s Hornblower. Of New
York al the Mount Pleasant House. where they
have Joined Dr. and Mrs. J. Blake White. Thomas
Hooker, jr. Of NewY York has Joined his parents
the hotel. Other late arrivals from Newly ork
INCLUDE Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Willard, Mrs. Henry
Burnham, the Misses Burnham, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Sinclair Armstrong Miss Burrell Miss Munschenk,
Mr. and Mrs. y. Mitherell, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A
Bayne, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore A 5. Thweat,
4 7. Keinan, Z. + Cronin and Mr. and Mrs. Il T.
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par and appears almost large as ocean
steamer. Mr.. Morgan has guest Mr.. Dawkins.
me senior member of the London house Of j. 5.
Morgan Il Co Mr. Dawkins is the guest of Miss
harbor
That golf continues hold it's popularity was
SHOWN on Saturday at kebo when the weekly
handicap drew out about the largest field Of the
season. II. Emmons, of England, the winner
after good contest in which excellent scores were
made by number of the golfers. Grenville Kane,
or New \ ork, was second, couple Of strokes be-
hnd Emmons. while Percy Fyne and Arden Rob
ninth respectively
There n nice field the women's putting
contest, which by Miss Iselin. of New
The Northeast Harbor Golf Club held its weekly
handicap on Saturday and +. A. Sbley of New
lork. was the winner. new star at Northeast
Harhor Is j. g. Averil. captain of the Harvard
golf team who Friday lowered the record OF the
course To -. The former record OF Y held by
j O. Thorp Avettu was scratch man on Saturday.
but was not In his Fridays form and could not do
better than third place.
Tho programme has not yet been fully ar
ranged FOR the hospital entertainment. which will
come on at the Casino August % but Mrs.
barney. who has the matter in hand, has already a
clever list nf performers
Next Tuesday afternoon is the day that has been
apart since early in the for Mrs. Burton
Harrisou's Garden party. which promises to be the
prcttl"St affair Of the season. Down under the
hrches in tho ravine VIII be arranged the appro-
IrIate stage settings for play which Mrs. Harri-
has written especially for the occasion entitled
The Reward OF AmGrylis,' pastoral panto-
mime Those who viii take part In this Miss
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A LULL AT THE PIER.
THE REMOVAL OF POLO lessons so
CIAL ACTIVITY

Narragansett Pier. r. l., Aug. "a (SpeciaD.-The
removal of polo from the Pier to Newport had the
nredicted result and the last week has seen hull
IN the social gayetes. The ''nor'easter'' of the
early part of the week may have had some part In
the ouieting down process. The hotels continue TO
enjoy excellent patronage, and many were we'll
filed over last Saturday and Sunday The I'm
perial was one that could not fnd room for the
ever present ''one more
Mr. and Mrs. George II. McFadden, OF Phila-
delphia who were here for the polo. went away at
the close of the season for automobile trip
through Massachusetts,. Maine, New-Hampshire
and Vermont and into New-York State. in their
big Panhard-Levassor road touring machine.
Dinner parties have not been so numerous in the
last week at the Country Club. On Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hoadley entertained
twelve covers being laid. The party made up
of Mr. and Mrs. James X Hackett. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hoadley, Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbeck. Mr..
and Mrs J. W. Allison Miss Montgomery and Miss
Hoadley On Friday evening R. j. Collier gave a
dinner for party OF eighteen
Mrs Charles Talbot Smith gave clambaks at
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BAR HARBOR GAYETY.
HORSE SHOW AND OTHER FORMS OF
ENTERTAINMENT GREATLY
ENJOYED.

Bar Harbor, Me, Aug. "a CSpeciaD.-The crowning
week OF the season, irrespective Of the horse snow,
has had enough other large affairs to make it
notable. The Vanderbilt dinner dance. which took
place on Thursday evening the most talked OF
and interesting event in many days. The Wander
bits have not entertained much and their guests
have been few heretofore, but the affair on Thurs
day night however, generally attended by the
leading NewYOrk and Philadelphia sets. Point
dArcadie was elaborately decorated for the affair
and there We're present about hundred guests.
On Tuesday night Miss Furniss assisted by a
number of leading women here. gave a costume
dance at the Louisburg The guests dressed
either TO represent playing cards or flowers well
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MRS. Gardiner Sherman Dr. and Mrs. Henry =
Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. William Jay scheffelin
Mrs. John Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Is. Jesup
and Mrs. Van Nest.
j. Pierpont Morgan has caused a great deal Of
interest since his arrival but he is dividing honors
with General Leonard Wood. who is here on the
Kanawha Another figure Of great interest In the
financial world who has been here on his yacht Is
E. H. Hartman.
The present week will give way another week
just as full of events and If the warshps come the
prospects that the season will be long one
Owing TO squadron practice Admiral Higgnsoh
fears that the squadron may not come here. but
strenuous efforts being made and there are
enough influential men here in Bar Harbor TO per-
suade the Navy Department 10 let the warships
be here for little while.
A notable visitor in town is Admiral Farquhar,
He did not come with the blare of trumpets that
marked his arrival last season. when he in
command OF the North Atlantic Squadron, but ar
rived quietly on Wednesday evening the Light
house Board tender Lilac. Admiral Farquhar is
now at the head of the Lighthouse Department
and is on a tour OF inspection. He expects TO re-
main at Bar Harbor for several days.
Lewis Niles Roberts entertained a dinner party
on Tuesday night. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
C. B. Wadsworth, Miss Violette. Miss Keyser, Miss
Mildred Morris, Miss Richardson, Miss Handy.
Miss Burbage. J. h. Henderson, jr.. Captain Sweet
man. of the English army Mr. de Bite Mr.. Fran
zen and Robert Booraem.
General Brooke started on Thursday for Port
land where he makes inspection OF Fort
Preble and then proceeds to the White Mountains.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Brooke and his aid,
Captain Adams
A bridge whist tournament will be given at the
Kebo Valley Club Monday August g. for the
benefit of the golf links.
Wednesday night at the Malvern was gay in
deed and there was a comparatively unusual
showing of young men. The night was probably
the busiest of the season. for not only many
large dinners given at the Inn but several others
given elsewhere. Everybody, however. came
to the dance. and acted as if they enjoyed it,
Dinners were given at the Malvern by Mrs w. A
Rutherford. Mrs. Platt Hunt, Mrs Nicholas An
derson, E. Mett Van Nest, Mrs. C. B. Wads-
worth. Mrs. Bishop. Mrs. De Craze Eco Snd Mrs.
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known characters in literature. Various quadrilles
danced
The horse show the star event Of the week
1t was popular exhibition from the first day to
the last. People from all over the State. and
for three days the town changed into a hurly-
burly Of excitement. The number Of exhibitors
was large. and included among the ribbon winners
Colonel Edward Morrell. Mrs. Van Nest, James 4.
Haggin, z. c. Fabbr J. l.. Ketterlinus. J. Mercer
Bddle George w. Vanderbilt and j. l. Sanders.
The affair was held some miles out OF town in a
wonderfully beautiful valley. and the scene and
conditions We're altogether unlike those of any OF
a number of coaching parties given by : Megargee
Wright, J. L. ketterlinus. Joseph Pulitzer. Mercer
Biddle Hall Mccormick and Herbert Parsons.
on Monday night the Pot and Kettle Club was
the scene OF picturesque cotillon The men
the white aprons and caps OF chefs. while the
women dressed mattresses. The cot!Ilon
led by Phoenix Ingraham Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Green. Nj and Mrs s Ne
gargee Wright. Miss Conover. Miss Knowlton. Miss
Hall, Miss Edwards. the Misses Gurnee Mrs JOY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd. Schuyler SchieTclin. Charles
winslow. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Barney. the Misses
Patterson and Mr.. Ireland.
There have been other affairs such as luucheons
and dinners, almost without limit. Among those
who have entertained are Mrs. Charles b. Wright,
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THE WEEK At JACKSON.

Some fine cards have been handed In at
the clubhouse OF the Wentworth Hall Golf Club
this week. fine weather leading 10 a large patron
age of the links team match between the
Wentworth Hall team. captained BY Mr.. Kicker.
OF New-York, and the Intervals resulted in a tie
according to the Nassau system OF scoring al
medal play. Duffy. the Wentworth Hall profes-
sional. defeated Mundo, OF the Intervales 5 up
and to play in a match watched by many spec
tators Saturday. Chisholm. the Mount Pleas
ant professional, has recently bettered the record
made by Gilbert Nichols last year by stroke.
Wentworth Hall has been crowded the limit
OF it's entertaining pacity since the first Of the
month. and many old guests have returned with
the resumption Of the managing duties by
General Wentworth. The entertainments which
have greeted guests during the month have
been many. Plans made for the largest Sep
tember accommodation IN the history OF the house
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SUGAR HILL.

No resort in the mountains has greater throng
of visitors throughout the season than does Sugar
Hill. and both the Sunset Hill House and Hotel
Lookon the long series OF entertainments arranged
by house guests from week 10 week attest more
fully than any other attraction the enjoyment
which afforded all visitors at these popular ho-
tells Tournament golf the eighteen hole
course the Sunset Hill House has brought
fine play this week and the handicap cup
offered by Hiram r. Dater. of New-York won
by Willard ingalls, Of Lynn. while a cup for the
women was carried Off by Miss Eginton. OF New
York The social feature OF the week at the Sun
set Hill the fancy dress ball of Friday n
ing. when a large number of flower girls. clowns,
nights morning. and "hayseeds' danced n
I'll a late hour. DR.. Willard Stone, of New-York,
in his hayseed costume. cut the most popular fig
ure. New-York guests at the Sunset include w.
NJ. Williams. Miss Williams. Mrs. f. c. Sampson,
w II. Kingsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Conover.
Miss Conover. Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Eginton Miss
Egnton. J. W. Eginton. W. H. Chapman Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Mote Miss 4. V. Mote c. b. DarSt, T. w.
Strong, Mr. and Mrs w. T. Innes Mrs Centre.
r. c Centre. Miss Q. BoGStein, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Barnes. Miss Barnes. p. II. Ringer, A. Banks,
the Misses Acker Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Conover.
Miss Conover. Mrs. E p Mills II. p. Mills DR.
W. J. Stone Mrs. \. Battin. Mrs. f. Insee Miss
s; B. Crane. W. II. stuart. II. p. Crane. G. Gun
Andrews. V. Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fosdick
and Mr.. ard Mrs H r. Dater. At the Lookoff
H. c. Boehme. Mr.. and Mrs. r Taylor. Miss ]. D.
Ewald. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Scarlet, Miss A. Scarlet.
Z. +. Street, Mrs l. H. Hubbell Mr.. and Mrs G. @.
Sands. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Schalek and Mrs. c. f.
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AN AUGUST WEEK AT MANCHESTER

Manchester. Vt. Aug. "a (SpeciaD.-The weather
has been rather oppressive here this week, but not
withstandng this fact, il has been of the busi-
est weeks Of the season. The golf links have been
che centre OF attraction, and every day event
Of interest has taken place upon them On Monday
a mixed foursome tournament took place. This
by Miss Reid and Mr.. Van Duhn on
Tuesday the Ekwanok golf team to Will
Jamestown Mass. and defeated the Taconir team by
the of 26 to O. On Wednesday handicap
competition Of thrty-si& holes. match play against
boge, held for which James L. Taylor NJ
Brooklyn. offered handsome silver cup The
Mount Anthony team, of Bennington. is PLAYING
here to-day. The match is of the series for
the Green Mountain Golf Association Gun Tho
Ekwanok team has already won two matches in
the series this season-one from the Taconic team
and one from the Mount Anthony team Elxwanok
has won the cup for two successive years and ~
they win II this year IT will become the property Of
the club.
Preparations are already under way for the Sen
tember tournament. This is for the Equinox ana
Orvis cups Many golfers OF wide reputation have
already signihed their intention of entering The
date Of the tournament has been changed to Sep
tember 3, and 5. In order TO accommodate those
who wish TO enter the amateur championship at
Atlantic City. Many golfers will come here to get
into condition for that contest and there could be
no better place than Manchester. The September
air is cool and invigorating and the links were
Among the social events OF the week was the
musical smoker at the clubhouse Tuesday
evening The entertainment was given by the
Misses Hoyt and Louis Orvis.
The arrivals OF the week at the Equinox House
Mr.. and Mrs. R. s: Peale. Miss Ella G. Peale Free.
man F. Ward ME and Mrs. B. Otis Hoge, Mr.,
Gorden Otis Hoge, John j. Gunther Mr. and Mrs
W. II. Durphy. A, B. Rankin, Henry B. Bates,
Mrs. John W. Dwight. e. De Forest simmons, Miss
r. G. Simmons. Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Dunn. Mr.
and Mrs. Lester NJ. Del Garcia and R. webber. OF
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
PICNIC - ST. GABRIEL'S BEAUTI-
FLED - ENTERTAINMENT FOR
THE TRIBUNE FRESH
AIR FUND

Arrangements being made by the Spanish
American War Veterans of New-RocheIle of which
Grenvtlle Temple Emmett is commander. for a big
picnic and military tournament be held in Dillon
Park in that city, Labor Day. 1t is expected
that the commands from the neighboring cities OF
Mount Vernon. Yonkers and White Plains will be
present, and many wealthy summer residents are
to be on hand in fancy turnouts and automobiles
The main features of the day will be a sham battle
in the morning and ball game between Mayor
Dillon's favorite clubs, the Lions and the Rough
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25
AT KEARsARGE AND CONWAY.

s.. ne Russell cottages at Kearsarge have been
pros. aiming a. II. Findey, the well known golf
on .aaional. ~ this week and interesting matches
lsv..s links OF the Kearsarge Golf Club fol-
hsr oh Tuesday Mr.. F1ndley played the best
a ~ Alessrs. Mundo and Mercer. professionals
A., -AterVale and Kearsarge links, and won by
WON ana 70 play over thirty-six holes The
ana - oi The club competed in approaching
som. lung contest on Thursday and the hand
I'm, ~ offered as prize won by Mrs
York = New-York- Mrs A A Nudge OF New
al tb as s the originator OF a Jolly bundle party
3oyss .'1taees on Monday evening. which was en-
Yorsr,s oN the guests. Recent arrivals from New
Edlib MT and Mrs. s. ID. Stiles r. Stiles. Miss
Miss es W. H. Hastings. Miss Bache and
co,tssy Of four young men from the Noat View
N North Conway. including W. J. Neary.
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A COLONEL OF CORN.

From The Philadelphia Press,
Yes suh!' declared Colonel Bragg, i've been In
a good many tight places in my time"
That's new name for them" remarked Pep
prey.
'Fo' what suh?"
s'SaloonA"
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VISITORS At BETHLEHEM

Mr.. and Mrs ". r. Fairfield and Miss Grace St
Cyr OF New-York have recently arrived at tho
Gramercy for a short stay. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II.
Hinnan. OF NesE-York. who have been making a
tour OF the mountains. have spent the week in
bethlehem Mrs. Charles Z. Wehr OF New York
has arrived the Hillside Inn for her seventh
season. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Franklin Lippiatt and
Mrs E Cohen and family the Bethlehem
House. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lorsch. OF New-York,
have Joined their family at the Howard for n stay
Of some length Other newcomers at the Howard
are T. L. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. y. L. Perry and
Frank c. Garrison and family. OF New-York. Mrs.
r. H White, NJ. F. Hassan and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Davis. Of New-York, have Joined friends
at the Strawberry Hill House. Many old New
York patrons have returned 10 the Sinclair this
week, notably Mrs. w. d. Bean, Miss Clara Len
nox Mrs. c. T. Dodd. Mrs. +. NJ Block Mrs. r.
V. Archer and II. V. Warner William r. Diehl
Of NewYork, has Joined his family the High
land House. Mr.. and Mrs. r NJ. Fulton Miss Sue
Fulton and Miss Katharine Fulton of New-York,
have arrived this week for their third season at
the Mapewood cottage. Percy w. Simpson. OF
New-YOrk has joined his mother Maplewood
cottage for a short stay New-York arrivals OF
the week at the Maplewood Mrs. Mary r. Tall
mage, William Scott Talmage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Seigle, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Allen. Mrs.
Edward w. Peet and Mr.. and Mrs George Taylor.
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THE PROFILE AND DIxvI1LE NOTCH


Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Hollister, OF New York are
the guests of Mrs. Moses Hopkins at her cottage.
Mrs. J. NJ. Cornell of New-YOrk, entertained
large number Of Profile guests her cottage on
Thursday evening, the feature being the reading
by Mrs. Waldo Richards. OF Boston who is the
guest of Mrs. ]. Wyman Jones. Mrs. Robert Nicol
Of New-York gave a card party to number Of
her friends at her cottage Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brownson, of cottage No. u.
tertaining Mrs. c. S Holmes and Miss Holmes of
New-York- EX-Secretary Cornelius y. Bliss, with
Mrs. Bliss and Miss Bliss has joined c. y. Bliss
lr., at the Profile House Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harsen
Rhoades, of Newly ork, are being entertained by
David +. Kimbal at his cottage. Mr. and Mrs. G.
II. Wait, of New-York, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry VI. Sanders at the hotel. Mrs. w. r.
Cesar and Miss Cesar, OF New-York. are guests
at the Fleitmann cottage. Mrs. c. A. Delagoa, of
New-York, is the Jarvis cottage. Mrs. +. w.
Jackson is entertaining Mrs. NJ c. Butt and the
Messrs. Butt. of New-Yor Miss Irene H. HouSh-
falling, of New-York, has Joined her grandparents
at the Profile for short stay. Other recent
rivals at the Profile Mr.. and Mrs. ii. w Cur
tbs, Miss Curtis and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gleason
The prospects CT a good shooting season this fall
at the Basams. Dixville Notch. excellent deer
and ruffed grouse being more plentiful than
Early morning recently a large buck fed
the golf links for nour, and by
many persons in the house Charles +. Hirtzel
and family, Mrs. George Elliott and Mrs. B. H. A.
Hoffman are New-Yorkers who registered this
week,
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The Board of Education OF Harrison has adopted
resolutions OF thanks to John E Parsons. the New
of that town. Mr.. Parsons several years ago gave
to the fine school building, which cost about
S25 900 and this summer finding that the attendance
was Increasing so rapidly that the pupils would be
cramped for room. Mr.. Parsons enlarged the build
his expense.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-25

New-Rochelle charities have been receiving much
aid for several seasons from Mr. and Mrs. John c.
Agar, who 1--WE Premium Point Mrs. Agar is
associated with Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin. Mrs. Ellen
Burrowes. Mrs. Frederic Remington Miss Bolton.
Mrs. Charles Chamberlain and other we'll known
New-Rochelle women in the work Of the New-Ro-
chelie Day Nursery Last season Mr.. and Mrs
Agar took prominent part in a number Of enter
tainments in aid OF this and other charities.
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Riders in the afternoon. In the evening there will
be fireworks and dancing