New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-17
AT LONG ISLAND RESORTS,
HOTELS READY FOR GUESTS AND COT
TAGES FILLING Up.

Blue Point Long Island, June 16 (speciaD-This
quaint little Village with its long. elm lined ave-
nue. aad its pretty homes is just beginning 10
feel the opening Of the season Inc holels nave
about completed their preparations ana are no"
in readiness 10 welcome their guests In many re-
spects there are more inducements for Vlsluns
Blue Point this year than before By virtue
Of a convenient train service-there are eight
trains each way daily. and three each way sun
day-and the short distance from NeW-hork lily
people can easily get 10 and from the Point Then
after they arrive here they find that the hotels
are so comfortable and near the station only
about five minutes walk that the most weary
travellers be put down at their inns WITHIN
time that extends their journey very signify
South Bay House has been completely renoVateo-
a large addition has been made TO the western
side Of this already large hotel. afording accom-
.2ooations Tor a much greater number OF guests
than heretofore: while the new paTlor ana Inc
new dining room, together with complete system
Of electric lighting. place this house among the
best on the coast The dining room is SAID TO De
one Of the largest Of those Of the hotels on Long
Island the great hostleries near New-York being
alone excepted. j A. Senger, the proprietor mas
made every effort to place his establishment
among the first. 1t certainly is most pleasant
and comfortable summer hotel Perhaps one OF
Its chief attractions to the city man Is the 1acl
that Il is only five minutes from the station Among
the guests at the South Bay House are c. j Burn
shaw and family Brooklyn. and w NJ "aoS-
worth and family. New-York
1t is an indication Of the growing popularity OF
Blue Point that four cottages were built mere
last winter. These abrasive little summer houses
are owned by Messrs. Reynolds, Munroe and Muir
raw and Miss Emmaline Arthur. Mrs Day, OF
Brooklyn. has arrived at the Point and taken MI
Reynolds's cottage for the summer. R. A Sharkey
Naval officer Of New-York has arrived at Polo
cottage
The Naples the pleasant little Boswick hotel Is
well prepared for the season. and is entertaining
Its earlier guests A. II. Droste has opened his
cottage for the summer. Hiram ]. Martin is oc-
cupying one Of the cottages owned by ] A Senger-
Mr. MacGiIl and his family have arrived at their
summer home. Cochran's boarding house is again
opened and has a number Of early guests.
Packets are once making two trips daily
to Water Island Riters Hotel. on Water Island
has opened for the summer. The Hallett House
mas also opened. AS the season does not in reality
begin until July l. it is not to be expected that
every noIel reeIs'e ~, VII site ~ the earjiness
Of the season the Hallett House has a few guests;
4 fsst "e of Ee7rYnrk arrived there
on the corner made by the road to Sayville and
the towns 10 the west and the road TO the pay Is
the pleasant Blue Point House. well known TO
those who haye ridden through TINS SSH sHcon OF
keepers William Techtrecker, the proprietor 81
the Blue Point House. has made great efforts TO
coInmendation He lays special stress his table,
which is generously supplied with fresh vegetables.
Among the guests at the Blue Point House are
ohn T Tgce aTk Broolvn Miss Emma Graf
and Lieutenant John N Hartman and family
Brooklyn.
Bayport Long Island. June Is CSpecial).-Bayport
IS not by any means behind her sister towns in
preparing for the summer. The Bayport Hotel has
opened for the season. well prepared for the de-
1naads of the coming weeks. Among its guests
r D. Barney, Cincinnati; F. T Penn. Brook
Ign; NJ. and Mrs. J. r. Cooper. New-York and
New-York and New-Jersey Telephone Company.
sayville Long Island June 1s CSpecaD.-The
season has well started here. Most of the sum
,ner homes are occupied and. as a consequence,
Sayville is becoming its gay summer
self The beautiful woods and smooth white roads
make this ideal summer resort Among the
guests d the kensington Hotel E. A Hutch
ins. New-York; H Hanse Brooklyn, and D. c.
Tseardslee- NeRy-York