New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

practically every train. Many have given notice
of their plans to come week, and the actual
DEVELOPMENT of the season is in keeping with the
outlook at the opening
These opening weeks might perhaps be well styled
campers week, for the owners of the many beau
tiful camps and lodges along the shores Of the
pretty Upper St Regis taking advantage OF
them to get settled before the rush of hotel guests
begins.
John seely Ward. jr. of New-York, has opened
his Mahaqua camp.
Mrs John Shelton Williams and children, of
Richmond. Va settled at Blanche their b 6eah ao
Sesboard Air Line Railroad is expected soon.
DR. and Mrs. Samuel Evans, of New-York' are IN
Mrs MIS-. q" Augustus " Durkee of New-York. comes
direct from Paris TO her camp on the Upper 81
Mr. and Mrs Frederick w. Vanderbilt will oc- e;
is one of the most attractive the lake. was re
Gently purchased by Mr.. Vanderbilt -,
occupy arr the charles T Barney camp this season
Mrs. s. NJ. Stevenson and family, OF New-Aork'
Among gre recent arrivals from NewYork at the
Bassett. DR.. and Mrs. James A. Miller Mr. and and
Mr., and Mrs. A Van Deusen
ON THE UPPER SARANAC.
Saranac Inn. June 28 (SpecaD.-This gives prom
ise Of being the most enthusiastic boating season
vet seen on the Upper Saranac The enthusiasm
extends through every degree of boating. from
scows steamers, but il centres about launches
| Several launches have already been purchased
| and others be placed the lake later. IL
! there be said to be launch style" here at
Saranac Inn il is the electric Electricity is com
ing be considered the best power for the navl-
cation of such body of water as the Upper
| Saranac. and its among local launch owners
| is fast becoming general
\ 5 A Swenson, of New-York. has just placed On
the lake fine new electric launch, the Susette
| Mrs Swenson is lover of the water, and has
| made many trips in the new boat .
| Another launch has already oeen put IN
| commission by J. r. Dunlap, who has a camp down
F, Mr. and Mrs swenson have Mrs. swenson's
hsHe TAKEN @ the rst floor suite of the Anne and
viii occupy that in connection with their camp at a
| P Swenson are in camp
Talbot J. Taylor and party of friends from
hg DUNLAP 'Daa ~ the G9Psr x avdT Ime
f[i2 'Af4ass Piss J Routh oFdsn " carroll W"
chester: H. r. Wilkenny, OF New-York; and Miss
Of Cedarhurst. Long Island
Mr and Mrs, HOFFMAN Miller, George McCulloch
Miller. jr. and j. c. jenkins make up party
from New-York occupying Mr. Miliers camp on
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Blagden their sons. Doug
las Daniel and Harry and Mt Rich IN Mrs j., Blag, az
Cabin one of the prettest OF the cottages adjoin-
Mr. and Mrs S p. wetherin jr. of Edgewater
Prk = hye gone into Ms camp on dhe ske fe2n and
Of Philadelphia- is also among the campers
Mrs. s N. Strakosch. of New-York, has opened
Mr. and Mrs +. B. Lewis, of Philadelphia. have
opened Spruce Cabin for the
II. r. Shaw and family. of Boston. and S b.
Ferris, of Lakewood. \ j., are among those who
M taSsn and & Wam a of
are expected soon. Their camp at Gilpin Bay has
been remodelled, and they have had new engines
placed in their launch
The cottages also filling up The Birches
TO be occupied this season by Francis J. Firth and
family. of Germantown Penn.
f. L. Nassau of New-York. are in the Kinderwold
cottage.
party of six from Germantown Penn. In
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs r. s. Peabody and the Misses
With the addition OF a cottage this season
the number OF hotel cottages is eight. In
camps have been located at different points about
the shores of the lake The hotel management has
been treless in its efforts insure everything that
may possibly contribute to tho comfort of the
guests. Patrons of the inn for many years say
that the excellent reputation Of the past is being
ably upheld this season.
Among arrivals at the inn are Mr. and
mann: Mrs Thomas l. ThornelI and daughters
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Merrill. and James r. Shelf
field and family
At CIIILDWOID PARK
Lake Massawepie. June IS (Specian-Charming
Chdwold Park is just attractive this year as
in years past and the Hotel Childwold is just as
delightful a place to spend the summer. Once
guest at Childwold always guest Childwold is
rule true of previous seasons. and it will have
added force this season. for pains have been
spared add the comfort of guests. Nature
has made the Childwod life entrancing.
The hunting and fishing good. OF the scenery
not enough be said. All those accessories of
summer life. golfing, bowling, tennis and handball,
hand.
The hotel standing on an elevation hundred
feet above the lake overlooks great lawn extend
ing down the waters edge Close TO the shore
in the shade of the forests the handball and
tennis courts. In grove close to the MOTEL is
casino Tor Tor dancing and entertainments An or
of the Childwold Park in which the Hotel Child