The Republican journal., 1904-07-28

Ap families from New York oc-
tGes are the following: J. T.
H. Mrs. Ruth Dana Draper, Dr..
IpAr, +. K. Dick, George Bird,
>.oan, DR.. r. II. Derby, Mrs.
-. Nut9rn, Miss NJ. b. Chaplin, Prof
. -r If Columbia University, Rev.
-.fuN Parks, rector of Saint Bar
NU.as church, b. c. Riggs, DR.. J. W.
..'." It.. E., Drayton. Among those
,.loU are Dr. F. G. Shattuck, DR..
4-- }Ml-, Robert A. Bolt, DR.. E. A,
~ r. X. Allen, George Lewis, DR..
s" >hattuck, c. F. Lyman, Geo. S.
S-s'e~ Il. ID. Sears, Charles S. Pierce,
!. . Brown. There are several families
ioA Philadelphia: Charles n. Platt, ST.,
,,-ai-, \. Platt, Jr., Miss Ella Williamson,
d. lewis starr, Geo. S. Philler, ST., Geo.
+ miller, Jr., Mrs. R. NJ. Lewis, W. L.
;iom Peullyn, Pa, Douglass Robinson,
giaas4, y. J. (Mrs. Robinson is sister of
resident Roosevelt, and writes her name
@tnne Roosevelt Robinson). T. B.
lowe, Germantown, Pa, G. E. Kissel,
SS,"a, Mass, j. Murray Forbes, Milton,
a Mass Henry S. Howe, Longwood, Mass,
4ia i. 7 Quincy, Dedham, Mass, Mrs.
5 "a hammond, St. Paul, Mimi, Dexter
i.laa} st. Louis. On Seven Hundred
ave ISLAND are three cottages occupied by
a t' owners, viz, Miss Rose Cleveland,
g70 Novel; and Charles Dana Gibson,
M 1iStlugushed artist. The FolwelPs of
fl 1ei i' phia are occupying their cottage
lTTlE.a are in their cottage at the
iee1 Or. and Mrs. J. R. Bracket,
"'Weii y Of Baltimore, now of Boston,
sgs here few weeks, but are now in
n Tl' Pc They will return here in October.
a. t17, cottage has been rented to other par
ny. .' i0i most of the season. II. j. Morse
S1' Anlly of Brooklyn, N. Y, are delayed
"'n'ns on account of the illness of a
,1@u54lrl, but will come later. They are
1 ~l.A missed, as their beautiful horses were
e." Iol'eeable in their pleasure driving.
S,' Dr. VIM Prall, rector of St. PauPs
c@ g'G',' Il, 3l;ioany, n. Y, is prevented from
S"e.s.'-'1 The lslesboro Inn is usually full.
ana, e number of the guests during July
IN, ON Boston. Among them are the fol-
Nj, Mr.; and Mrs. G. II. Davenport,
To,, porothea Davenport, Mr.. and Mrs.
i'' at. Gray, Miss E. Gray, Miss Frances
5aray Reginald Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
aor Q'ton, Miss Lillian Cotton, Miss Flea
sn ot o'l0n, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Hem
pTgSay, VIM. A. Hemenway. Miss Hemen-
Fill I Two children, MIR. and Mrs. Z. f.
Upi!efa Mr.. and Mrs. S. V. R. Crosby, Miss
E.sa ligginson, Miss Alice Burnham,
5m n% A blgail Adams, Philip Stockton, g. E.
Ja"g,a5, K, c. Grew, MIR. and Mrs. Isaac
Gsssson. From New York there are: Mrs.
ard v5I! R Bird, Mrs. C. Il. Tweed, Mrs. Rich
And r. an Wyck, Mrs. Clarence Carey, How
and Jmdfey, From Philadelphia there are: MI
N NJ mrs II S. G. Maule, Miss Margaret Maule
NJ" frances Maule, Mrs. G. W. Chapman,
M, ana Hid Mrs. John B. Thayer, Mr.. and
and n hancellor English, Miss English, Mr.
e. ' I Yrs }. D. Winsor, Jr., Harry c. Thay.
and IRON Richmond, Va, there are: Mr..
and and 'lrS: Alfred T. Harris, Jr., Mrs. Allison
Far.Hn 'ald, James W. Allison, Jr., Mrs
New Miss Lyons. From the State Of
TayG,1o. Jersey there are: Mr.. and Mrs. jerome
Alieo Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker, Miss
NSo ,lp,arker, Miss Eleanor Parker,
paybo. Elizabeth W. Parker, Cortland
Soma ae'. The guests are changing tC
main TX every week, though many re-
Soma oil summer. Occasionally there are
Asrboee elegant steam: yachts in Gilkey's
defaDDSSl. The yacht Vigilant, former cur
s Ha aafe has been here several days. "A
last VOL on OF the firm of Heal & Wood of Bel.
aent% ta IN town recently erecting mOnu
iIy ior the late Nelson Gilkey and fam