Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-01
BEDFORD SPRINGS, PA.
The Season Successful One at Pennsyl-
vania's Populnr Spa-DelightfuI Weather
won Known People Who Have Recent

The Season n Successful One at Pennsy1-
vauia's Popular Spa Delightful Weather
Wen Known People Who Have Recent
1y Arrived,
special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal.
Bedford, Pa, July 90. = Bedford
Springs, that breezy little spa amid the
ridges Of the Alleghanies. In Southern
Pennsylvania, is having one of the
most successful seasons within the last
10 or 10 years.
The hotel opened last month under
the management of Thomas Parkes,
for 10 years identified with the Hotel
Bristol, New York, and has been
greatly improved inside and out, the
grounds beautitied and the park lighted
by ten 20. 600 oandle.power arc lights.
And now Bedford is TO have very
much better railroad CONNECTIONS, the
Baltimore & Ohio having decided to
stop its afternoon Meatbound express at
Hyndman, to connect with the Penn
sylrania, and No. q, which leaves Pitts
burg at s in the morning will arrive in
Cumberland at II. %, giving the passen
gers for Bedford ample time foi dinner.
Bedford is reached at 4. 10, an easy ride
broken by the interval at Cumberland.
The weather has been delightful. We
have known no such heat ms that in
which the cities have simmered and
sizzieri, and We have gone on playing
golf, tennis, croquet, and we have
made our accustomed tramps to tho
submits OF the surrounding mountains
with no unusual fatigue.
Among those who have arrived at tht
Bedford Springs Hotel during the lase
few days are Perslfer Frazier, Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. |. L. Shields, George III. Colket,
G. II. Colket, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Bradley, Mrs. Frank Sohaperkotter,
Miss Scheperkotter. Miss Bryson, MIR.
and Mrs. j. q. Cassatt, Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. I'll. Foster, Mrs, William O. Elklns,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Taylor, Miss Tyler,
Miss Hops Tyler, George e. Tyler, Mr.
| and Mrs. Frederick V. Jarden, Frank
W. Paul, Miss Mary Paul, Frank W..
Paul, Jr., Of Philadelphia; Augustus
Wilson, Mrs. Milton Grsenway, Mrs.
jacob A lbert, Joseph Heurigues. M. j.
Black, r. Thomas, MIR, and Mira. George
Gunther, Miss Katherine Gunther, Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Paine, William Key1er,
Jr., of Baltimore; W. 4. Andrews, Mrs.
Andrews, Pittsburg; j. Craig MoLana-
han, Nashville, Tenn. j. ID. Blair,
Hollidsysburg, Pa. Ethelbert Watts,
United States Consul to Jamaica, W. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Tuner, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Hinohman, Mr.. anc
Mrs. j.. II. Berlin, Louis Berlin,
Miss Stella Flanagan, YOUNGSTOWN, Pa.
George HulleE, Mrs. W. L. Ineraham
Washington. d. @. W. NJ. Allison, Jr.
Pittsburg, Pa. Il. O. Bird, Delaware
s. j. Spalding, West Chester; Mis-
Thompson, Nashville, Tenn. MIR. ant
Mrs. Fred Talbot. Mrs. M. r. Bosle.
and daughter, Baltimore; DIR. o. O
Jacobs, Frostburg. Md. Char les W
Slagle, Mrs. j.. L. liable, Master Harolt
liable, Mrs. William Sohloss and Mr.
and Mrs. j. b. Roberts of Baltimore
d. Mccullough, Girardsville. Pa. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Oulligan, Miss M
Elizabeth Culligan and Miss Anna q
Culligan, III. j. McGettingharn, Ash
land, Pa, ~. f. Lynch, Philadelphia
Pa. /; f. O'Reilly, Shenandoah Williar
L. Elkins and servant, Elkins, Pa. /
W.. Evans. Philadelphia, and FL. 4
Latimer, DnnVIlle, Pa. John j. Glib
hons and son, Thomas j. Larkin, @.
pandergrift, L. ]. Wade, Philadelphia
E. M. Cettinge, Mrs. g. 3. Evans
Baltimore, Md.