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Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Suydam are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Austen at OnaWay, having ar
rived from New York this week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Gaines, Of New York, have
for the season. They share this cottage with Mr.
and Mrs Frank Huyler, OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kaufman. OF New York,
at the Waumbek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Victor are entertaining at
their cottage Miss Margaret Johnston and Rowe
Johnston, Of Glen Ridge, y. J.
Mrs. Henry G. Sturgts, Henry p. Sturgis ana Miss
Anna Strugis, of New York, have arrived here,
coming from the MaplewOod Hotel Mr. ana Mrs.
F. J. Hawthorne and Mrs. j. NJ. Virgins are other
New York arrivals here this week. and Mrs. w. n.
Mcclure and party have come on from Albany for
another season
All roads lead 20 Bethlehem this week. when
the seventeenth annual festival Of the New Hamp-
shire Music Teachers Association is on with rec
ord attendance. Among the soloists are two well
known men from Manhattan, DR.. Ion Jackson and
Frederic Martin.
DR.. H. r. Gaylord and II. G. Waters, of Buffalo,
arrived here this week by motor and are spending
time in Bethlehem.
John Lilly, of LambertYille, n. J., is enjoying a
season at the Sinclair, where Mr.. and Mrs. R..
w. Comstock. of Providence, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Field. of Fall River.
Mrs. Mary Gregory Murray. of New York. has
arrived at the Sinclair for extended stay
Miss Mabel Lefferts JONES' Of New York is the
guest Of Miss jackson at the Jackson cottage.
Profile House.
w. Tillinghast. Of Albany, with Mrs Wilbur Til
lnghast.
Mrs. J. A. Alexander Of New York has a guest
at her Profile cottage in A. Wolf jf., of New York.
John Hawkesworth. of New York, has been spend
ing several days here with his father, J. A.
Hawkesworth
Mr.. and Mrs William F. Bridge are entertaining
at their Profile cottage.
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AT BRETON WOODS.
AU There ASUaitimg ArivaI of
Gidden Tourists.

Breton Woods. n. H.. July % (SpeciaD.-The
season IS in full swing, and all the White
7fOuntain cotfagers and hotel colonies ara
awaiting the arrival this afternoon of the Gid
den tourists, who on their way from Que
bee; also the Pay State Automobile Association.
which is coming from Boston TO meet the
Others. Among the doings OF the coming week
viii be a grand ball at the Mount Washington
an honor Of the visiting motorists, an amateur
hil climbing contest up through Crawford
Notch on Monday. and on Tuesday a rtm TO
The Balsans. at DiKville Notch.
D. Willis James, the New York banker who
with Mrs. James has taken a suite at the
Mount Washington Hotel for third season,
has brought a pair OF carriage horses with him,
and VIII do much driving.
Ar. and Mrs. Francis Palmer. with the Misses
Taylor. Mrs. PalmeT's sisters, and Mr. and
mrs. John Burling Lawrence and party all
New Workers, drove over TO the Waumbek at
SeneISon, 1or luncheon yesterday.
Miss Emile Suydam Austen. OF Philadelphia,
is at the Wa2lmbelI st Jefferson.
John Hays Hammond, OF New York Is tho
guest OF Dr. c. L. Lindley, Of Lakewood, at
lne Waumbeks Jefferson. Dr. Iindley who was
pitteo against Air. Hammond In the first sea-
80 aandieap golf tournament on Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Oal1Ieigh Thorne. Of Nov, York
are among automobile arrivals at the Maple
Marsden J. Perry, OF New Yorly and p-o,,,-
eence, has taken cottage ut the Manlev,ood
Tor the season. -L'0''"OU
Il ". Beauclerl1. OF New York. IS bora eor =
snort visit, and Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Mannheim
Ala MISS Madeleine Mannheim are New York
people mere Tor an extended stay
Mrs. II. Willis and Miss A AfcCua. os New
Cottage.
Mrs. George De W. Deans Of New York a. q
guest at The Highland, at Bethlehem
AAf. ana Mrs. George ". Kruger Of New York
nave returned for a season at the Fabyan where
IS also r. Simon, OF. New York
Nathan Dlman and his family, OF New York
are at the Fabyan for an extended stay. also
DE. II. r. Gaylord and party.
DR.. Ion Jackson and Frederic Martin are TrVo
New York musicians who are being heard nt
the Bethlehem music teachers festival this
week.
Mrs Mary Gregory Murray OF New York Is
spending some time at the Fabyan House.
Dustin FaFnum, OF New York star in saThe
Eirglnian," with Mrs. Farnum, has been a
guest at Breton Woods.
Mrs. GarTet A. Hobart, who arrived for the
Woods. was Joined on Tuesday by Mrs Hobart
srs and Dr. Hobart. Mr.. Hobart Is cOnvaiescent
Islands
mrs. R. Henry shrsder, OF New York, has
t4hen rooms az the New Mount Washington for
the season.
AIRS. J. A Raynor. Of New York. VIII be a
Mrs. Katharine johnson and MISS johnson OF
New York are guests at the Bellevue IA Inter
vale. - "a i
MP. and Mrs. Charles L. Hoffman and Miss
s1lizabeth Hoffman are New Yorkers al Went
worm Aali, Jackson Mrs. =. Noble for many
years resident Of India, who was in San Fran
CISCO during the recent earthquake, IS guest OF
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STROUDsBURG ROADS INVITING.

Stroudsburg, Penn, July % (SpeciaD.-July with
its charm and freshness and its days Of genuine
pleasure, finds the Stroudsburg resorts wide open
and inviting summer guests and tourists No
period Of the summer in the Eastern Pennsylvania
hills offers so much attractiveness as does July.
Perfectly kept roads and walks beautiful lakes
forestcad hills make the whole region alluring and
appeal strongly to the visitor in search Of a quiet
spot where he may rest and read and dream.
Good roads are the keynote OF stroudsburg's
renOwn. People who go into this resort find there
a series Of finely kept bouleVards winding over
hills, the network connecting town after town and
making riding, driving and automobing the chief
features Of the season
donkey party from Water Gap enjoyed novel
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teer fire department on the grounds put out the
flames promptly.
A new storage reservoir. to hold 126GOO GAL
Ions OF water is being hewn out OF solid
rock. This reserve supply can be drawn upon oy
either the summer school or the Hotel Cham-
plain.
The newly enlarged and beautifed dining hail
formally thrown open on Sunday OF this
week.
Among the recent arrivals from New YORK ClIy
are the Rev. d. J. DriscOll Mrs. n. DriScOu Ed
ward ]. Foley, J. r. Pennefather, J. G. Scan
Ion. the Misses Corey. John F. Smith, l. :
Eager the Misses Burns the Misses Goodwin.
John F. Geraghty, Cornelius TOOmey, the Rev.
T. +. Duffy, Mrs e Fitzpatrick, Miss Rose
Marie Fitzpatrick. Miss Nellie Patterson and
Miss Ella KeelV
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Bar Harbor. Me-, July % (SpecaD-Bar Har-
Dor has been awaiting with eagerness the ar
rival Of the squadron under the command OF
Rear Admiral Bradford consisting OF the
cruisers Minneapolis, Denver. Des AIoines and
Cleveland, which were expected moro than
week ago. The wives and families Of Of
the officers have been here some days. and many
have been the inquiries as to the whereabouts Of
the missing squadron It is understood that the
feet is lying of at sea somewhere near Mount
Desert Rock, as for the last week the outer
harbor has been blockaded by a heavy bank Of
fog which has lifted little. A few years ago a
serious accident happened TO the battleship Mas
sachusetts which struck on an uncharted rock
while going out in fog from the harbOr.
It looks as though the late comers for the
horse show boxes might be disappointed. All but
six of the boxes are now taken. and those are
spoken for The complete list OF box holders
thus far Is Mrs John J. Emery. Mrs. Foster Mil
Mken, w. H. N Voss General Edward MOrrell.
J. L. KetterIinus, A Bleeclker Banks. Mrs. John
J. White. Mrs. Warner NJ. Leeds. Middleton s.
BurT1ll. Mrs. Francis L. welman. Miss Christine
w. Biddle. Mrs. Edgar Scott. William F. Coch-
rane, Mrs. c. s. WadswOrth. Mrs Platt-Hunt,
Mrs. Franklin Ellis. Lewis b. McCagg, Philip
Livingston. Augustus c. Gurnee. Mrs. Nicholas
Anderson. DR.. c. C. Morrison. Joseph Pulitzer,
Mrs. @. A. COchrane. William M. F1ettmann. w.
II. Abercrombie, Arthur III. Scribner. Gardiner
Sherman. William d. Guthrie. Mrs J. " L.
Pruyn, Merle Middleton, Jacob H. schif. Glenn
ent b. Newbod, Edward Coles. Sidney w Keith
Mrs. Robert c. Drayton Countess de Iaugfer-
Villars. Miss A. N. Clarke. Mrs G. Quincy
ThoTndike. Thomas Leaning, John Hone, Mrs
Thomas II. Hubbard. Henry Reed Hatfield
Colonel r. w. Bass, J. p. Bass. Mrs. Herbert
Parsons Miss Thompson, Mrs. e. T. Dyer Mrs
William J. Schieffelin and Mrs. Ernesto G.
Fabbri.
Mrs. Charles Alexander, wife OF General
Charles Alexander, OF New York is critically 81
at Maisonette, the Alexander cottage. in West
street.
The annual entertainment for the benefit OF
the Bar HarboF Hospital will be given Friday
evening. August %, this year. the night OF the
last day OF the horse show.
The Malvern hop Wednesday evening was ono
Of the successes OF the season. These hops will
be continued throughout the season. and with
the swimming club hop each Saturday evening
viii give the younger dancing set plenty OF op-
pOrtunity for enjoyment
Nrs. ]. c. Gerndt entertained a party Of six
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WEEK At CLIFF HAVEN,
We'll KnOWn Visitors at the Roman
Catholic Summer School.

Cliff Haven, N. Y, July 2S.-A particular feat
ure Of the week at the Roman Catholic Summer
school has been the large number Of visitors.
Chief among them may be mentioned the Bishop
of Buffalo, the Right Rev Charles H. c. Bolton:
the president OF FOrdham University, the Rev.
Daniel ]. Quinn. S. j.: the well known Catholic
poet, John Jerome Rooney, OF New York City
and his wife; Frank Keenan,. the actor; the Rev
Robert Schwickerats, S. J., and Nronsienor NJ 7
11aVele, V. g. and the Rev. ID. J. MONIahon, OF
New York City. This week has brought a num-
Der OF men eager 70 study the workings OF this
school. The Middle West Is represented by the
Rev. =. ]. Blackwell and NJ. c. Rohan OF MIL
Waukee, who have come 20 gain ideas Tor SINH
lar institution in their part OF the country. The
Rev. I. l. O'Mahoney, OF Dublin, ireland, is also
here to observe.
At the suggestion OF DR. John Talbot Smith
weekly recitals, at which only men and women OF
unusual talent and distinction should entertain
were instituted. The first OF these occurred this
week.
It's stimulus weekly on Saturday evenings when
performance "A Bunch OF Roses was presented
by cast consisting OF Mrs Glare Barnes. OF
Boston; Miss Beatrice Lynch and Miss Mary
Quinlan, OF Syracuse; Miss CRthyran Hefrer-
nan, or Corning; William Leonard OF BROOKLYN.
Philip Schwartz, Harold Ross, OF New York Citv
ana Howard Greene, Of Boston.
Irish History and Catholic Education wore
themes developed by lecturers during this week
in the auditorium.
A slight fre in the laundry was one OF the
unexpected incidents OF the week. Tho volun-
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WATER GAP FILLING UP.
Pleasant Weather There for Out
door Sports.

Delaware Water Gap, Penn. July 2s (SpeciaD
The season is hurrying toward it's height az
this beautiful river resort. The cottages are all
occupied and the hotels will be filed almost 70
their capacity by August l. The weather con-
ditions have been most satisfactory for outdoor
/ sports and trips by land and water.
An unusual entertainment was given Wednes-
day evening in the shape ofc a straw ride on the
| river. This was accomplished by the use of
large fatboat. Some fifty guests took advantage
Of the sport.
NJ. Ainsley Scott of CawnpOre. India. gave an
entertainment at the Kittatinny Thursday even
ing, which was largely attended.
Mrs. Cora Robertson, Of London, entertained
the guests OF the Kittatinny Monday evening.
Mrs. Robertson is an English prima donna, and
sang in eighteen operas before she was eighteen
years old.
Fully six hundred persons were gathered IN
the parlOrs of the Water Gap House Sunday
evening, when Mrs Henry Stamford. known 20
the public as Laura Burt, by request gave
most pleasant entertainment
The masquerade ball Of all nations was one
Of the charming features Of the week here. It
was held az the Casino and attended by a hum
dred and fifty guests and friends
New Workers who are spending part OF their
vacation here are Mrs. NJ H. McGrath, Miss NJ
McGrath, J. G. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Packard, Mr.. and Mrs. Thebaud Mr. and Miss
w. Edward Thebaud. Mr.. and Mrs d. L. New
borg, NJ. Heyn. r. L. Lettridg, Miss e. Lettridg
and Miss D. Lettridg, George Hotchkiss. Miss
HOtchkisS. Miss Collins Mr.. and Mrs Vincent
L. Sweeney George B. Schinzel and family. j. I.
Chestnut and family 7. D. Schroeder and fam
ily Mr. and Mrs. George V. Peiz Lester B.
Wadsworth. Mr. and Mrs. A G. Hicks. Mr. and
Mrs. L. SchlOsses and the Misses kirschOffer.
L. D. Thorton, Chester Van Wrinkle. ]. p. KohleT
and family, Jesse c. Edwards, Miss Linda w.
Edwards Miss Sarah Mcdowell and Miss Ella
NJ. Mcdowell, Mrs Z. III. Birdsall. Miss Btrdsal'
Mrs Mitchell Mrs. Moran and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. George ]. Stricken. Mrs. r. w. Blair,
Mrs H p GOdshall, p. H. CfOdShall. Miss Mary
B. Godshan and Miss Martha Blair GOdshaIl
Mr. and Mrs. +. d. Decker, Mrs. Quincy De
Grove Miss Julia z. De Grove. Edwin De Grove
and Miss Margaret De Grove, w. Walter Holden,
Mrs L. M. Donely. Mrs. p. Lilly, Arthur w.
COwley Mrs. j. Summer and children, ID. J.
Bergen and ]. Bergen, Mr. and Mrs. z. H. Val
entine the Misses May Brown, Marguerite
Brown and Josephine HeiSer, Joseph MOlOmy,
Thomas F. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Palm, z. L. Daven-
port and family, Miss Heilner, M. s. Laredo
Howard Miller c. d. Lewis. ]. Jenkins Daniel
J. Murphy, J. +. Gardes Charles +. kUeck and
Mrs William Sauer and her daughter
MANY ARRIVALS AT BUSHK1LL.
RusbISu Penn. July 2S (speciaD.-Arrivals have
been more than numerous in the last week. and
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mans summer home at Herkimer, and called
on Admiral Dewey during the week. The ad-
miral was the guest of honor on Tuesday at the
annual reunion Of the Oneida County veterans
at Utica.
Mrs. ]. Laurence Townsend gave birthday
supper in honor Of her brother, E. II. Taller, OF
New York father of T. Suffern Taller, whose
seventy-siXth anniversary has. just passed. It
entirely a family affair."
Maxwell Smith, jr, OF New York. a member
of the Brooklyn Genealogical Society. who is
staying at the Tunnicliffe cottage. has been pur-
suing the study of natural history while here.
He has found and classified over twenty varie-
ties of mOllusks.
Among autOmobilists here this week are Mr..
and Mrs. James Campbell and Miss Campbell, OF
st. Louis. who making a transcOntinental
tour. They spent a few days at the Berkeley
WaiOntha Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McVicxar Of
New York. arrived Tuesday night at the Cary
cottages for q stay Of about three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Horgan are entertaining
the Rev. Richard Ormond Hughes, OF New
York, at the Kinne cottage
Robert w. Taller, I'd, son Of Mr.. and Mrs J.
Lee Taller and grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
w. Taller, was taken Ill with appendicitis on
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SHARON SPRINGS HOUSES FIJI.

sharon Springs. n. Y. July % CSpeciaD.-The
crowd az Sharon Springs this season far exceeds
anything In the history OF the place. and II Is per-
1ecty safe to say that in proportion 70 its accom-
mOdatiOns no resort in America has ever housed as
many people as are now being cared for here.
Every available room is In use and IN several cases
sleeping rooms have been fitted out in barns There
Is absolutely no room for tTansients.
pleasant reception and dance was given at tho
Rowland House Tuesday evening.
An unusually enjoyable whist party was held az
Ihe Union Hotel on Saturday evening. az which the
1olSWing were the prize winners: Mrs. z. Wood
cock. MISS A. katz. Mrs. James AckersOn. Nlrs.
george AckerSOn, Miss Mabel Rose Mrs. GTOssi
son George AckeFson. Jacob Raichls and Mf.
Captain J. w Barley ana a partv OF women.
while driving Wednesday afternoCn were thrown
Sm1 &SEom their carriage and badly shaken up and
"A whist party was given az che sharon House
SSS SuS ~ SveniR8 ~ honor OF Mrs. Florence Green
,,I The ,sixty-sixth birthday OF Mrs A. Jacobs @
Sharon Ho1sS SSs cfS sSeEeeOratsd Eesd by supper aS S
New Workers being among the guests: AIra D.
MIS-. Peltzer. Mr., ShOefeld and Mrs II Lindsey. .
The guests at Sharon SPRINGS nave the baseball
6y the games between cs fbe ssSsTl bofei tsamS
,,s ~ uuus1,.iIy large number OF dancers took 80
ths hop siven that evening at the sharon House
Aj,s -, a.ioEeoge Mrs, Cunningham and 3lr HOP
given at the Eldrsdge WedneSday evening"
fS;, ~; ahq Ms Charles Clemens and Mr.. and Atss
sS sTSHtomoeilists who spent day IN sharon SpFinss
"A social hop was given at the Rowland House O.
SS5O.SaS evening IN honor Of Mrs. schraGn. or New
Miss Schwartz ana Miss Wnsserman Os New
os SsoES save straw ride Monday evening 60 rarty
oT Ithlrty guests 9t the Rosenberg Hotel
1.%t; Qne Atrs- &lichaelaes. Of New YORK. gave =
delshttUl whist party at the sharon House g
the gcIloNine, vyD1ers. Ma t;-on-,eN HIas Rosa
fetehek. Mr. Nelsnor, MIS-. Ne.saor and Mrs. ocnA
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When the Fleet Arrives Social Geyety Mount Desert
viii Be at Its Height for the Season.

teen at the Swimming Club at bridge Tuesday
afternoon having four tables.
Mrs. Herbert Washington gave a birthday
luncheon for her son at the Swimming Club on
Wednesday,
Mrs. w P. Draper gave a luncheon at the
Swimming Club on Friday for her daughter
Miss Violet Cushman.
In the summer Social Register" which Is
just out, Bar Harbor heads the list of New
England summer resorts in families represent
ed. OF the 9.757 families at resorts, Bar Har-
England shore places LAO LenOx and the
White Mountains are far behind.
The full Symphony Orchestra will play Sat
uroay afternoons In August at the o'clock
Kebo.
Since the prize lists for the bench show were
issued several more special prizes have been
offered. Among them IS a sterling cup, offered
by Francis Burton Harrison for the best team
of any breed representing the kennels of one
week
Morris X. Jesup gave a dinner at his cottage
StOnecliffe, Tuesday night, in honor OF General
Horace Porter. his guest.
George Robbins, of New York entertained at
dinner at his cottage Tuesday Covers were
Mrs. Alanson Tucker gave a luncheon
Wednesday at her cottage. Covers were laid
for ten
Mrs. Foster Milliken gave a dinner OF twelve
covers Saturday. Thursday afternoon she en-
ter:ained a party OF twenty at bridge at her
cottage the shore
Edgar Scotts claim to supremacy upon the
waters this season is to be questioned shortly,
as the second OF the fast power boats came
this week. and a brush between the two Is
Imminent. The newcomer is William NJ. F1eit
mann's Beat It, which built by the Elec-
trtc Launch Company, OF New Jersey. and IS
Frank T. Eoward's boat Of the same class IS
also expected % arrive shortly, and there will
oe some lively brushes before the season is
The Rev. Dr. A f. schaufier is the guest Of
ms brother-in-law, John s. Kennedy, at his
cottage Kenarden Lodge
IQe second fOP ha oh % A.,
slsEteen footers vas sailed in the upper bay
saturday under most trying and unsatisfactory
coaGiuons as 20 weather. The race was finally
won by DaYe III. MOrriss Mouse with the Ha-
yahus sailed by Harold / Sewall, a couple os
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many Of last years guests are again here. By An.
gust cots win be at a premium.
There was an exciting baseball game rss,.
the guests OF the Echo Lake House ana - -.
dents OF the Davidson Institute on Monde -
The game was well contested and ended IN = -
OF Is % IN favor Of Echo Lake. = 'o'1s
one Of the most enjoyable occasions In eto 49,.
Wn1Ti this season was the dance OF TFo vS-.---
House Monday evening. $50 @-,ars
Bass fishing Is at present a great attraoti--
anglers Daily when the river Is IA c0ndifio- ~
lined with boats, and even when the eoD@I,.ss-- " y
are untavOfaDle many out trying ~ eneI-..l,it
Gamy fish to take the hook. That mani ~ ~
anglers have had great sport IS evident n ~. ~
reports OF big sh taken true Daily o-e ~ ~
OF enthusiastic spOrtsmen capturing four 49, -
Founders Any one who has ever cau9hf = 49,. ~
such size can recognize what sport thS forf-,aSs,
anglers had. Among those who are Te6o-fs1 -
taking number OF these large bass are -S-.- 49, -
women disciples OF IzaaE Walton o@'eidl
Among those from New York and BrooEIv, -,
ere resting here are Mr.. and Mrs. ri ~ 49,
MT. and Mrs Harrison, Miss AGaFgaree E,~-l~s--Ls
Miss Hanna Miss Wilson, Miss Davidoon W-iIs-s
Hoy, Mr.. and Mrs David SchWatz Mp arI ~.
Benjamin Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Streep. Mp s15 ~
Maurice FreundEchs Nh. and Mrs. NeadonfbaT -
a. Manning, Mrs. B. D. Allen. Mr. ana ~ II
Mills, jr., Mrs H. Harrison Mr. and Nrs n - -
Seaman. jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Fields, Miss Nriro-Sc. y.
Kirtchner. William +. Matthias fF Mr oTT ~
Carl Almquist, II. S. Bloch. Harry WTvn1iro ~
and Mrs. S. Powell Miss Nay Powell Rsv-.,c>--ls; -;
Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley. DR.. A. Heron an
D. p. Holland. -N~
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MANY AT RICHFIELD.
Dinners and Entertainments GiOen
bg Those STAYING There.

Richaeld Springs. N. Y, July 2s (specIaD.-
There was an enormous crowd in Richheld week
ago to-day, when all the countryside came 20 en-
joy the two open air concerts given by the Rem
ington Arms Glee Club, of Ilion. Few Of the
summer visitors and residents failed 60 attend
one or both OF them, as they were given IN the
Spring Park and the day was pleasant About
thirty members OF the club were present, and the
choruses and solos were well rendered.
An innovation, in the form Of religious ger
vices in the Spring Park, took place on Sunday
afternoon at the instigation OF Robert w. Taller
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The Berkshire Region Resort Frequented by Great
Mum bers of Automobile Parties at This
of Year.

trip to and through this town on Friday morning
of this week.
delightful musical was given in the ballroom of
the Maplehurst House on Thursday evening. Var-
Gus guests took part and the programme was thor
Ougnly enjoyed by all. Mrs. Buttle and Miss Long
necker We're in charge
the guests took part in donkey party, which was
much enjoyed. Among the prize winners were
Mrs. Van Name Mrs. KrUse and Peter Dwyer
The usual Saturday evening dance at the High
land Dell was up to the high standard set previ
occasions. TIL marshmallOw roast of Tuesday
evening this resort was participated in by about
twenty-five of the young people.
New Workers and Brookynites in and around
Stroudsburg include Clements Beck. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chambers, Mrs. Ford and her son and daughter.
Mrs Turner and daughters. DIR. and Mrs Singer,
Mr.. Rogers Mrs. Andrew Case. Miss AntOinette
Case, Miss Lena Worm, Mrs. Martha Heine and
her sons Walter and August; Mr.. and Mrs. G. D.
Donnelly, Charles Z. Suice, the Rev. Mr.. Nesbitt,
Mr.. and Mrs. George SOuthack Mrs. Trufaut. Mrs.
H Jones, Mrs. ]. Oppenheim, Mrs. Megargee, Miss
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General and Mrs Wentworth at Wentworth
Hall, in Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Mills and Miss Lois Mills.
Of Garden City, are enjoying an outing at Bret
ton Woods.
Baseball is the seasons sport at Breton
Woods. Che Ormond and Breton Woods teams
have several games planned to come. with
George S Baldwin, of Chicago, a former part
ner OF John w. Gates. umpire.
Arrivals from New York at the Mount Pleas
ant Breton Woods, are F. RI Crowley c. F.
Crowley and Miss Crowley.
Governor John McI4ane was a guest at the
New Profile House, in Franconia Notch on
Tuesday of Colonel and Mrs. Charles H. Green
leaf. 4.
At the Crawford House are Mrs. c. E. Pratt
and Clarence Pratt. of Brooklyn
Miss Estelle NJ. Isaacs. of New York. mas
Joined her family at the Twin Mountain House.