New-York tribune., 1904-08-07

much her summer visits among them She
left Lyndhurst with Miss Anna Palen. her
cousin. and Mrs John A Ingham. of Irvington.
a week ago In her automobile. and the trip
proved eventful and almost perilous They were
caught IN the thunder showers Of Monday and
sought shelter in a farmers barn. 1t was there
that her companions became hysterical with
fright But Miss Gould was used to the vagaries
Of mountain storms. and remained cool enough
to pacify her friends
The Ackerly House. at Margaretville. recently
damaged by fire. IS being remodeIled and re-
built
George F. IngersoI. OF the New-York and
New-Haven Railway. is again occupying the old
Pratt homestead at Prattsville with his family
for the summer.
4 ane mountain spring OF exceptional purity.
near the Otis railway junction the slope Of
Kaatersllll Mountain. is being developed by the
Day Line Steamboat Company. The water is
carefully bottled and furnished to the patrons
OF the line on the steamers New-York and Al
bany.
The Grand Hotel. Summit Mountain. is
stiH without vacant room The event of the
week there was the birthday greeting and
luncheon rendered Mrs. Levi Spiegelberg. a pa
tron for many years This occurred on Wednes-
day, and there were thirty-dve members of the
family the table including eleven OF her chill
dren, five sons-in-law three daughters-in-IaW
and eight grandchildren.
The new electric plant for this resort is under
construction near the railway station, and ex-
tensive improvements to the property will be
resumed in few weeks
Outdoor athletics have been much In vogue
TINS week because of the favorable weather
Baseball and golf are the leading games There
is more horseback riding than usual. and auto
noohes are frequently seen on the fine State
road in the Ulster valley. The Delaware side Of
roads
rumor to the effect that after the prasant
season the Catskin Mountain Narrow Gauge
RalWay Company will discontinue its trains to
PaienNlle and make the mountain terminus at
OTIS Junction is gaining credence But the
PalenViIle people are not alarmed. They think
II VIII enhance the quiet aspect OF their pretty
VilIage and its charming environment
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su1ss: Park Inn-Edward J. Haucl. Alexander Hadaen
BlSSn BIs8a Mr. Mr., and Mrs Mrs Joseph H Jones' NJ Boe. 81
Ros Miss htts 1asZ HsZraR - 'hs Ytsss.
Mr. and Mrs II K sacbs NJ Sc1Ta9i % Miss Rae Louis
Henrietta Hoffman William Ross and Mrs j. singer o-''
hon Mrs Emil Alter Mrs 4 FrschemI as I05igS tbs ,.ss, Bss
steiath9 Harry Long MS J. schiI MI aae Mrs Raj.
Mos Ste IF Ks5 sa9 NT joseph Sesran ana
Tac1 Mn Al brennan BENJAMIN Lowenstsin MT and Mrs
mon Breysr Aoram Levy. Miss 1 N Lsty ~ SUtS the
arthur Hartman D. II Leamon. Aaron Coleman. W T.
SteaTns Si J. l. MOOs Mrs J schiH. Mr. and Mra David
,: Grand Rs.51 Bote1MTs Charles Book William vosol
Emshemer. Miss Minnie Wolf Simon Wolf Mr. ara NJ
Samuel D. Levy and Joseph JonRsSon. - -'s
Santa Cruz Lodse-Mr and Mrs H Belts Mrs and
Mrs. r Burger, A. A. Leach. Miss e. Earn Me-
Johnson MI and Mrs a. Bnger. Miss L. Daily and Miss
Twilight Rest-Mr and Mrs J. F. Chase. Mr. and
Mrs ,Ge9ffrsy Howell a G Travis. Miss H: I. Travis
ms D. E. Robinson. Fannie E Ode. Clara Ode and Tess
Packard ~ 'o0
Prospect Paris-Miss Ella NJ. Jepson C. Baum Miss NJ
3. Buric. Mr and Mrs. w A Vetty. Miss s. A Jans-
forth. T. friedman Robert oppenheim. a. Msnke and
Mrs James Lasher. ~-'u
Squirrel Inn-Charles I. Rhoades. A s. Copper l. II
Tuthill. George a. Thaner Mrs Jessie NJ. Dunn Miss
Leila Remsdel and Mrs T. z. Thomason. - "i'sS