New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
LONG ISLAND RESORTS.
AAITYyILLE FILLING Up WITH SUM
MER VISITORS.

,,,+,.,-re LING Island June % (SpeciaD.-
Anntyville with the rest OF the summer resorts
along southern coast Of Long lsiahu, IL asain
undergoing the change that comes at the beginning
of every season Cottages are being occupied on
every hand. hotels opening. boats are Delhs
rgged out anew in readiness for the many eA-
pected parties Of pleasure seekers even 'i'e resi-
dents of this quaint little town are leehds Ndcd-
ton in the atmosphere and planning their own
summer outings. Amityvile as a village may lay
claim to of the traveller IN vie" OF Its
long and interesting history and quaint appear
ance On every hand objects that call 10 the
mind of one acquainted with Long Island traditions
the stories of bygone years and old time ncldehts
Ancient houses buried under great SHADOWS oi
foliage. with the well known clapnoaroins-'ho
large, wide clapboards seen on ali the century Ou
homes of the island-with old fashioned pumps in
the yard or overgrown garden, with broken do"n
fences and falen-in barns to the rear Win all
the signs of past usefulness and present decay
these oldtin7e homes stand witnesses to-day OF
the generations that have gone. Yet around ana
far beyond these interesting relics has been built
up the town.
The summer season has practically oesun mere
All the hotels open and ready TO meet the oe-
rands of the summer. The proper opens
tomorrow, when great immigration OF city Peo
pie is expected All the work Tor many WEEKS pdoN
centres on tomorrow. everything has been done 10
be in readiness for June q. If the weather holos
as clear and beautiful as it is to-day there is no
doubt as the great number OF vacation seeheIS
who will flock hitherward. After this SaturoaE
evcrYt ming Will be in full swing ana coHsiue'eu
seasonable II is until the Fourth OF jury nov nov"
ever. the greatest number OF peope - tooA md
for on that uay an4 tn@ rev nTs6 ."s the largest
hotels inadeQUate. , -, - orio,.s ,ba
t Of the many picyclists VINO pass through
AmityvIne their way up ana Gown @ Ihe ras 1saisu
sary be brief among those T VINO Nh HSe en Staten
AmS sa4S Inn eo aFe Mr. ?dg aHq f Bro5Eyn 451 S Brown
New ana Mrs NJ \ prnmmG4d; 3ran r3ese 4Gn P
New-YorS: W H. Trimmer and A. Z. Irl4meP'
oeHsn &sT 1or New Il YorN X l. c0 n Bahar
9sph Flank M Pro9kyg 19hs 7 rmmer 6smh Psea F. f.
smith and G \, wild, New-YOrk. and &o-N M and
Hotel New Point opens tomorrow. Great prep;
arations have been made to welcome me eXpecteu
6t and T peashr a nfS be " hoe ha BESIDES ali
9st 9gT aPGf :S it R is situated as its
name suggests. on a point. This extends out for
waerfron1 qta Such mas as few can Boast Of The long
Of the h9ass Is 5rSrz only bd ff" blows IS nau
rally caught here that Of all places The NeW
cool, even in the warmest weather. Just across ross
me me s aI6 IN MET al nan the tnaua
Yacht Club has built its new hoInc Ihe mel DE- DE-
scene Of lively and pictures9,H'e senyy 6ehin 6I
the yaGhtpE season SONS lie ne Gnan Point Pa
yliton Vel known Peas,5re spot Of AmityvilIe.
Ever q'f since NT the Cs first G2 Of May the New Point
annex to the hotel-has been open and Inany nam
Of course. during the summer and run with the
hotel. Among
John r Stonc. brooklyn: Charles +. Winton and
Master r. Mnton. of New-York: c. d; Hoyt
Chicago: Mrs william H. Ten Eyck and Miss NJ
L. Ten Eyck New York; Mr.. and Mrs. W 5 baker
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Grouse Brooklyn: W IMAM
WaIther. Newcastle. England. and I. w. Holzapiel
London. England: J. NJ. Hannay. New-forki l.. A
d Pcrcfval. New York: Mrs. {. Warner, Brooklyn;
l.. /. Campbell New York; Steward Raynor New
York Or. II. Hicks and wife. New-forki Mr. and
Mrs 2. L. Torres. New-York: George r. Garnard
and NJ j Dodsworth. New-York: Mrs. Thomas
A. Mcintyre. If, NewYork; Mrs. 6. l. Bunker
Miss Dorothy Bunker and W. c. and X s
Deventer. Kinsville. Tenn; Mrs Schrciner Elliot
Bigelow Brooklyn; Charles T. Hotchkiss. Brook
lyu: Mrs. Thomas +. Ostrander and Miss Os-
frandcr Brooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence and
child Nj and Mrs John DeIvis. jr.. Dir. and Mrs.
I. Sharp ST Paul. and !. {. Dunn and family
The clubhouse of the Unqua Corinthlan Yacht
Club, which recently built, has been put into
commission FOR the season.
j G Orr IS again IN his large summer home for
tho season.
The following are some Of the Brooklyn people
who have established their families in their cot
tages the summer Charles f. Knapp Theo-
duIe kohu. Judge J J. Walsh. H knoble. +. Il.
DaIzeI. George F. Booth. Dr. +. Perkins. y. F.
Troone Israel T. Wood. P A. Baldwin. Henry
Erwin. Warren Hamilton Joy 2. Denton. Will
lam H Myers and r B. Strout-
Among tine New Workers who are In their sum
mer homes at this place may be mentioned Mrs;
Lewis Haight, Z. g. Myers. T. G. Howell and
Other cotJagers include ". F. Larned Of sum
Taylor. w II. FOwkes and Mrs F Lowell