New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-14
ON THE P0CON0 PLATEAU.
Bush of Visitors Continues Bass
Bite Freely.

Mount Pocono. Penn, Aug 13 CSpeciaD.-
August is half over and still the rush con-
tinues TO the various resorts on the Pocono
plateau So great is the demand for quarters
in and about Canadensis that tents have been
put up for sleeping accommodations. Social af-
fairs continue numerous and the bass are bit
ing freely.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. n. Noe, Of New-Yori1, have
enjoyed weeks stay at the Montanesca. Mrs
L Moore and Miss Moore. with Mr.. and Mrs.
z. Moore, Of Trenton, win spend August at the
Montanesca- Mrs. L Moore has reached the age
Of ninety-two. Mrs. A o'Brien. OF New-York
City. after touring Canada and through the
lakes, has returned 10 the Montanesca for
August. Miss Corse and Mrs. Melvin, OF New
York City. are at the Montanesca for a long
stay. Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Anderson. Miss An
derson ana Miss T. Fordham, Of Mount Vernon,
\. 7. are at the Montanesca for an extended
visit Brooklynites registered at the Montanesca
are Mrs Q. Perry and Miss Perry. Mrs. G. F.
Harris, Miss n Harris, Miss L. and Miss N.
Yredenburgh, Of New-Yorl1, are at the Mon
tanesca. Mrs. H L. Thompson and Miss A. J.
Brown, OF Brooklyn. ere enjoying their second
season at the Montanesca- S. T. White has
been entertained at the Montanesca by his uncle
and aunt. Br. and Mrs. S. w. Fay. OF New
York
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p "Opens and Mrs. "Opens are quartet of New
Workers az the Pocono Mountain House. Mr..
and Mrs- G. P. Orion, Of New-York. recently ar
rived at The Pocono Mountain House for the
season. The leap year dance at the Pocono
Mountain House was greatly enjoyed by all who
Participated. MT. and Mrs. William ]. Foley, OF
New-York, are spending the month at the
Focono Mountain House. quartet OF New
Workers at the Pocono Mountain House are the
Misses Pauline. Clara and Emma Schnitt and
A. Z. schrnitt
Miss I. Jones' Miss Z. Jones and Miss e j.
zones. q Brooklyn. ere at the Ontwood. Mr..
ND Mrs Herbert Garside and Frank Garside.
q New-York City. are at the ontwood. ]. ].
Mason. OF Jersey City. is among the late corners
az the Ontwood. AZ the progressive Jack Hor-
ner euchre held at the Ontwood each player
Eon prize. At the OntUood for the season
3 Mrs. =. +. Preston. Of New-York Robert L.
SnaDe and L. X. MoatZ, two architects OF New
York City. are AZ the OntWOOd for a long stay.
Mrs. l. Jordan. Miss Jordan, Mrs c. Plat,
~ and Mrs c. S. Baker, II. l. Clements. James
SSlffsn. Mrs. NJ Curran ana Lester i. Davis are
NeE7- Hcrkers at tie Mount Pleasant House.
Mr. and Mrs Childs and two daughters, Of
brooklyn, ere at the Mountain Cottage for an
rAlended period.
Z. T. Totten OF Brooklyn, is a recent arrival
AZ the Laurel Inn
The baseball game between the Pocono Noun
tain House and the Glenwood team of the Water
Gap was by the latter by score OF p TO Z.
Ar. and hrs. .. c. Boggs. of Brooklyn, will
make the Park House their home in the noun
-slnE for a few weeks.
Mss Light and Miss L. Clark, OF New-York.
are At the Belmont House.
e. s. Willis, OF New-York City. is again al
ne Fair View House.
Miss Alice ~. Rollins. OF Brooklyn. has Joined
ne New-York contingent at the saltwater.
Ass Mccarter and Miss II. McCarter, OF New
Aetk are at the saltwater.
The annual reunion OF the Haynakers at the
e1elnont was held az Sky Farm on Monday.
seofEe Win6ram, or Brooklyn, was reelected
president; Miss c. y. Homer, Of Philadelphia.
wee PRESIDENT; bfrs. l. c. Dean. OF Philadelphia
sesssretary. and Miss A. 3. Mulcahy. OF New York
Sity, treasurer
The baseball game between saltwater and