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all of them there has been a large number Of
entries one of the best tournaments this year
was won by z r. Clark, of New York. II was
during tha play in this contest that W. j. NC
ConvilIe o. New York made the best score ever
made over the links during any tournament. He
went around the eighteen holes in seventy
strokes and made nine holes in thrty-threes
within one stroke OF the nine-hole record for the
course. An interesting kickers' handicap tourna-
ment played on Wednesday was won by MISS
Alice McElroy.
This week marked the opening of the series OF
sailing races under the auspices Of the Lake
Placid Yacht Club. These races are to be sailed
for points each Saturday up to and including the
third Saturday of September for the Shawan-
dasee cup offered by w. j. Buttfleld The boats
competing are the one-design yachts recently
purchased by club members
The guests at the Stevens House have had re-
markable luck fishing this week, and some large
strings Of brook trout have been brought in. One
OF these, belonging to L. H. Newman OF New
York contained one brook trout weighing two
and one-half pounds. Professor Edmund Wall
caught the largest bass that has ever been taken
from Mirror Lake day this week.
Several coaching and automobile parties or
st. Regis Lake campers reached the Stevens
House this week. One of these included A. NJ
LothTop Miss Harriet Lothrop and Mrs A p.
Eastman. DR.. George Fales Baker, who is in
camp on the Lower st. Regis Lake headed an
other automobile party arriving here. Among
those with him were Major and Mrs. Andrew G..
Hopper and John Sailer. James LenoX Banks
and his son. James LenoX Banks, tr., also ar
rived at the Stevens House in an automobile
this week.
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ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN.
Amusement for old and Young To
BE Found There.

Hotel Champlain. New York. July % (spe-
ciaD.-Hotel Champlain has Just rounded out
the first month Of it's seventeenth season. a
month that has been full Of interesting things
and that has been record breaker in the num-
ber OF guests entertained. August IS always the
time when gayety holds full sway here and this
year promises TO be no exception to the rule APP
plicatlons for rooms for the month have been
heavy. and large number OF guests who are
booked 20 spend August here have arrived within
the last few days.
This has proved a popular place for families
from New York 20 spend the summer. cOmbin-
ing. as Il does, the beauties OF lake. mountains
and woods with an easy accessibility 70 the city.
Through Pullmans run from the Grand Central
station directly 20 the hotel station, making the
Trip In about eight hours The men whose fami-
lies are here usually come up on the o'clock
train Friday night spend Saturday and Sunday
with them, returning 20 town Sunday night
where they arrive before business hours on Mon
day. In this way they manage 20 get a two
days outing every week
The feature OF this week with the children az
Hotel Champlatn was the appearance or ssIsro-
iesaor' KrieBer, a little wandering German WHO
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Lake Placid. n ". July 2s (special).-This
popular resort in the heart of the North Woods
IS now fn the midst Of its summer glory. De-
l,shtfully cool weather prevails and the forests,
with their beautiful walks and drives hidden
beneath a wealth Of Iuxuriant foliage never
presented a more inviting appearance. During
the last week there has been a steady stream Of
guests at all OF the hotels. and many of those
arriving have come prepared to stay through
the month OF August and late into September,
when the changing foliage presents to the eye
the most gorgeous panorama Of color conceiv-
able.
The week just closing has been a gay one.
Numerous golf tournaments have been held, and
boating riding, driving. tennis and all other
forms OF sport. with house parties dinner par
ties and excursions 20 points Of interest have
served TO make Lake Placid her own gay self
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THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid. n. Y, July % CspeciaD.-An at
the Grand View and not few at most OF the
other hotels are still talking of the feat Of Mrs. A
Keating Fisher who swan across Mirror Lake
one day this week. The lake opposite the Grand
View bathing beach from which Mrs. Fisher
started is wide and the undertaking is one that
few experienced men swimmers care to try.
During the week many guests have returned
70 the Grand View and there is now a large
crowd there. They are a jolly company and
keep Thomas Parkes, the proprietor, and Mrs
tertainment. The other day party Of sixteen.
headed by Charles T. w. McKelvey, took drag
and drove to the Cascade lakes, where they had
luncheon party OF young women composed
Of Miss Louise Kinds, Miss Jeanette Fernandez
and Miss Lillian Smith, made the ascent Of
Mount Cobble one day this week.
Golf is game Of which the Grand View guests
never seem to tire. There many good play
ers here this year.
1t is in baseball, however, that the Grand
View eXcels. Thus far the team has won each
game played this season
Mrs. ParlVes has succeeded in making the
Grand View Sunday night concerts of espe-
claliy high order and they are winning the
guests but of tire guests of the other hotels in
Lake Placid as we'll At last Sunday nights
concert Miss Jeanette Fernandez and Miss
Christine Ferry sang and Miss Louise Kinds
gave an appropriate recitation.
Mrs. R. c. Mccormick and Miss Emily L.
Bird. Of New York, relatives of Senator Elkins,
Of West Virginia arrived at the Grand View
this week. and Mrs. w. W. Walters. jr. Joined
w. Walters, ST., at the hotel. Mrs c. A. Deal,
Miss Alice NJ. Brown, Mrs. John Hull, Mrs F.
w. Grummond. Francis Dwight Dowley and
Mrs Grace D. Dowley, Mrs. @. H. Case and Miss
Florence /. Case and Mrs. Frank R. Carter and
daughter were among the recent New York ar
rivals.
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WHITFFACE INN

Lake Placid. n. Y. July % (SpeciaD-A rescue
from drowning was one OF the incidents Of the
week at the Whiteface Inn. which is winning
Cor Thurman Cross the praise OF every guest in
the house. All unite IN saying that but for the
GOODNESS and ability OF Mr.. Cross as a swimmer
Z. ID. Coulter, OF New York would ce-34-'.'
have lost his life. Mr.. Coulter got beyond hfs
depth and was seized with cramps. He was
Sinking Tor the third time when 1Tr. Cross man.
ege6 TO reach him and get him ashore. Medical
s1d was summoned and Mr.. Coulter was soon
little worse for his experience.
Many pleasant dinners. parties and musicals
have served TO enliVen The week at the inn. A
snusical enjoyed by all was held Tuesday
svening in the Wigwam. The programme in
cluded soprano solos by Miss Florence Gertrude
Jarvis and violin selections by Miss Isabel Marie
Chandler. Others who took part were Miss Ida
Nee Bailey, Alfred Pettis HOves. jr-, and Will
There Is much interest in baseball at the inn,
and steps toward the formation OF a team have
been taken
The tennis courts are daily filed with players
who are getting in form for the tournaments to
Assistant Corporation Counsel Connolly OF
New York, was among the arrivals Of the week.
Ile is accompanied by Mrs. Connolly and their
daughter, Miss Gladys Connolly.
Mrs Charles II. Hale this week Joined Mrs.
Augustus H Goodwin at the latter's Ostenola
lodge at the inn. Mrs. John F. Wallace, who
Sas been visiting there, returned to the CITY,
but IS expected up soon
Francis ". Kemble is the guest OF ". W.
eppplee az Camp Theanograns, and 7. Ray
Jones arrived this week the guest OF Mr.. and
GGAobs j., al camp OnpLQunkeFy.
NE. and Mrs J. G. A. Fisher and E Munroe
Fisher are the guests Of Owen Osborne at Camp
Coosa- Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Mackay and
MISS margaret Niackay are the guests Of Will
lam =. McManus at the inn. Horace F. Nixon
arrived this week at ". W. SUPPLIES camp.
Leonard ID. Abbott and Miss Grace Y. Abbott
toined Mr.. and Mrs L. L. Abbott at the inn this
week Miss Lorraine Beatty. who is here FOR the
summer, IS 10 be Joined later bv her mother
FIR. and Mrs. Nathaniel Higgins, Miss Huegins
. and Girard B. Lambert, who have been visiting
az Mrs. Q. /. huggins's Camp COlburn, left here
this week. but will return later.
Miss Merrill. OF New York Is the guest II Miss
ID D. Henderson and Mrs. n. Z. Adams at the
INN, and Charles J. Roeser Of New York. was
sOined there by his brother, John z. Roeser. this
week. Mrs. +. A. Assman, Miss NJ Assman and
Miss Florence Assman were among the oldtime
@sgY yc.s patrons OF the Inn returning this
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SARANAC INN.

saranac Inn. N. Y. July 2s (speciaD.-The
growing popularity OF the inn among the camp
ers on the ST. Regis chain OF lakes was strik-
ingly emphasized this week by the number OF
dinner parties entertained here, composed Of
camp owners and their friends from the lakes.
The exclusiveness and air OF quiet dignity about
Vne Inn appeal 20 these people, many Of whom
are now casting about for avenues Of escape
from so-called improvements which are being
thrust upon them. The trip through the seven
carries from the Upper st. Regis Lake is a de-
lightful one. and all Of those making IL this
week enjoyed the experience immensely. One
or the 81. Regis parties here for luncheon In
cluded Mrs. Robert Hoe, Miss Mallory and Miss
Benson. Another was composed OF H. G. Trevor
the Messrs. Trevor and the Misses Trevor, and
Mrs. Rylatt of London. England. Colonel Fred
erick =. FOX. Frank Evans and Dr. S. M. Evans,
who are at Mrs. Robert Hoes Point Rush camp.
made up another party, and Still another included
Mrs f. II. Slade. Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Cush-
man and =. l.. Slade. One more ST. Regis party
was composed of Mr. and Mrs. William NJ Bar
num- Mr.. and Mrs. Julian w. Curttss, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richmond Leverins and Phelps Barnum.
With the campers on the Upper Saranao the
inn Is also popular place. Mrs. Munroa Smith,
who has Levi p. MOrton's Eagle Island camp
this season. entertained a large party at lunch
con there one day this week. II included Miss
Susanne E. Smith, Mrs. s. A. Clark. Mrs. J. N.
Hanly, Mrs A r. Shields and Miss Grace
Lowell. who are with her at camp.
Richard Croker tr., Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Cam
mann, Jr.s and Miss COrnelia Cammann were
members of dinner party az the inn before Mr.
and Mrs. Cammann and Miss Cammann went
away
NJ B. Passavant. B. NJ. Passavant and Louis
Passavant, who are touring the Adirondacks
from Long Lake to the ST. Lawrence made tine
inn their stopping place this week. Livingstone
Platt, nephew Of Senator Platt who with Row
dacks. also spent several days az the inn
Mrs. George Vail, Mrs. H. y. Lee and Mrs =
4; Kendall, who are at Major Kendalls Lake
Kiwassa camp made up coaching party
reaching the inn
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LAKE PLACID INN

Lake Placid. N. Y. July 2S (SpeciaD.-The
Sunday night concerts at the inn are receiving
much attention from G. G. Ackerman. proprle-
tor, who endeavors to make them all his guests
can desire AZ the one held last Sunday night
vocal selections were given by Mrs Wolf and
Mrs. Stern, OF New York, and in response to the
requests of his guests Mr.. Ackerman gave sew
eral violin solos as well. Recent New York ar
rivals at the inn include Henry Musch, Henry
Musch jr., Mr. and Mrs Horace Stern r n
Shanahan, F. A. Archibald, G. F. Benedict Mr.
and Mrs H r. Churchill Miss Alma f.
Churchill, Miss Florence L. Churchill Dr. Ed
ward Schnaper, Albert L. Stern N. J. Cum
ningham, f. A Hustled and L. Fabricotti.
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THE WINDSOR

EllzabethtOw1l. n. y. July 9 GpeciaO-1oi,s
tennis and horseback riding are 90 the Srs az
this resort. A. ~. Evans won q pretty c1o p
the two days tournament which recently e1i-so
on the CObble Hn links. Dr. 7. a. Xork. os
Brooklyn qualified IN the FRS. eight A the rsc-',
tournament. Walker Houston IS unaElus so-'
good scores. and golf seems bound % rsAN1
high tide here next month.
Among the young women who are playl1s 80 -
tennis ara the three Miss EOleys VINO ara ~ -
OF the Windsor cottages with Mr.. ana ~ =.
Fagan. The tennis courts near Tha cluonoNse -
Hand Park are much patrOntzed OF iatss a.
A bridge whist party given by Eugene u S-s A.-h-
ander was much enjoyed at the NindscE. ~u7S-
day evening.
Abram c. Mott and Miss Mott aT0 spendllS < < 8
few days at tho Windsor on their aus1Llol..'
tour through the AdlrOudRcks. John W. HAYES
IS also at the Windsor with his autOmooue
Among recent arrivals at the Windsor az- ~
=. Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. O'Frieno ~ e. el-
Mrs. Albert BTuen. Howell Parks MIS- y Sl.-SsI
Dickinson Miss s. d. Spicer. Miss A. G. NS-,--'
Miss G. n. DAILY. Daniel DAILY, Andrew A. h.0os'
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. GiTs. I. = SEXTON -,
Wilcox. Mrs. ]. J. Laughlin. Miss DvEanes 49,
G. Roche Miss A. Roche. a. @: RoWaE y 80 -
MastOn. A. A. de Beck, @. II. WtcknaIlN ,Ss 9-sS~s
II. y. AfOynahans Victor Moyanhans "A. y aea -
@. c. O. Schraders v. S. DOrvals J. IA 14aFE's0As
and TOhn Hair
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CONNECTED BY PRIVATE WIPE

Fridays for points. There will be an orsr ,,,-.
race each saturday afternoon during tae -
ance Of the season
The arrival OF George H Earle fr a. G.,
hatia, on the upper lake. practically compleTss
the arrivals Of camp owners expected this 49,
son. Besides Mr.. and Mrs. Earle the nart,- y.
Camp Katai includes Miss Frances Von + FSS-S- =
George II. and Ralph Earle Miss Cathe-irs,
French and Miss Grace Wilbaur
some of the younger members OF the St1,s.
family arrived this week at Birch Island ne
party there now includes the Rev Ansou Phel--
Stokes, 5r.. secretary Of Yale Corporation aT5
Mrs. Stokes; Harold NJ P SOkes Miss NIiIdra1
Stokes, Baroness HaIkett formerly Miss Ss-SE
Stokes; Miss Young and F. G. Baden who is tHs
guest OF Harold Stokes. Mr.. and Mrs Aus01
Phelps Stokes are abroad. and viii not reaeT
the camp until late in the season. II they come AZ
At Camp Elsinore Mrs. ". T. Carter. who o.
ID. Challen, OF New York.
Mrs. Carl Gordon is the guest OF Miss FTIo-
r. Taylor and her brother. +. S. Taylor. at Cam
Professor W. n. Weeks has taken the Parish
camp. on Spit1Fe Lake, for the balance Of the sea-
SON ]. r. Brayton is the guest Of Harrison G.
otis at his camp. on OsgoOd Lake Miss I. C.
Johnson. daughter Of Tom Johnson. OF Cleveland
Is also guest at Mr.. Otiss camp.
z. H Hartman has been visiting Dr. and
Mrs E. /. Trudeau at their cottage, on the
Lower ST. Regis.
Mrs T. H. Howard has this week been enter.
tanning her sister. Miss Post, at the Grace
Mitchell camp. which she has for the season.
G. p. Dixon and family arrived this week at ths
camp Of Mrs. DixOfl's sister, Miss r A PoIhe-
mus, on Spitflre Lake.
Mrs W. w. McAlpin Joined her husband ans
family in camp this week o. De G. Vanderbilt.
jr., is the guest Of A. Hayward NIcAlpin-
Miss French arrived this week at the carnu q
Or. 7. r. French. on Spitare Lake Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Crawford. Of Brooklyn. are expected
soon at their camp, on OsgOOd Lake Coleman
Carnegie, nephew OF Andrew Carnegie. Is ex-
pected TO visit friends here soon.
DR.. Walter B. James. William Hall PeneolG.
w. r. Rauch and Colonel Jacob Q. r. Peabody,
who have been fishing in the RestigOuchs dis
trict, Canada. are expected back about Angus.
l. George Brewster Is expected at the Z. 3
Smith camp about the first Of the month
Francis Bartlett IS q guest at Colonel Jacoo
c. r. PeabOdy's Camp Nedamfne. Mr.. and Mrs
F. G. Wheatland. who have been visiting th-Te,
departed this week.
The social season among the campers e TOW
well established. and many pleasant little ei1-
uers and parties have been held The chess
club met last Saturday at the Pearl Island
camp OF Miss EiIda G. Tiffany
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tigation of the affairs OF the American Ice
Company, for Mr.. Mayer, who has a camp near
the hotel IS personally acquainted with many
Of them.
Judge Albert Haisht, associate Judge Of the
Court OF Appeals, arrived at the Arnpersand
this week with Mrs. Haight. He will remain
throughout the season
Water Commissioner Ellison. OF New York.
has written that he viii be here with his family
on or about August i, and at the same time
Little Tim Sullivan, OF the New York Board
OF Aldermen, will arrive, IN company with his
sister, Miss Sullivan. Otis Childs, who will also
arrive about August l. is an enthusiastic fish,
errnan.
Charles M. Eaton, owner OF the Ampersand.
who went 20 New York recently on business,
IS. expected back early next month.
Nathan Gslilford. OF the New York Central &
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Picturesque Scenery the Varied Uses of the Lake and
Many Assemblages of Historic and Social
Interest Among the Attractions

surf and about three hundred yards from Barnegat
Bay and every room has unobStrUcted view Of
the water The bathing beach has ever attractive
feature, and is of the safest the coast
Barnegat Bay, which stretches for twenty miles in
length and two In width. affords ample opportunity
for fishing and sailing. On the land either side
OF the bay fine roads, and near by are belts Of
pine trees, which afford opportunity for peasurable
outings.
Among the New York visitors at the Albertson
are the following: Charles e. Lord and family
George w. Jewett and family. Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Patterson, Mrs. w. NJ Dean and family. Mrs
and and family. Hugh Peters. Dr. George A. Green.
and family, Mrs. E. l.. Reamer, Lawrence Reamer,
Mrs ]: r Slade and daughter, Charles Runyan.
Edward NJ Collie, Runyan Collie Mrs. 0. D. John
sen and family Courtland Taylor, David Keane
Miss Keane. Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Magee, James r.
Sloane and Miss Margaret Sloane.
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Thronss Of Visitors Enjoy Charms of Forest Field
Lake. River. Gorge Waterfall in All
Parts of the Adirondacks.

the last week string after string of fish has
been brought in. each a credit TO some fortunate
fisherman or fisherwoman. Only the other day
Mrs. J. Lee Nicholson. Of New York. hooked
and landed a fine ten-pound pickerel DR.. AL
fred T. Osgood took out ten-pound lake trout.
and the day following caught Weighing
eight pounds
Sweeping victories have marked the work Of
of Is to 2, and the Lake Placid team by a score
OF TO g.
As the season advances interest in golf In
creases at the Ampersand. and practically all Of
the players here are now devoting much OF their
time 70 the work of getting in form for the
annual tournament
Guests at the Ampersand are watching with
much interest Attorney General Mayors inveS-
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NoRTHW0ODS INN.

Lake Placid. N Y. July 2S (SpeciaD.-A pro-
gressive euchre party arranged by Miss Ella
Gross was one Of the features Of the week at
the Inn The first prize won by Mrs. Leahy.
wife Of T. A. Leahy, the proprietor. Other prize
winners were Mrs Jerome Wilson, Henry Stop
sack and Richard Gross. The BOBBY prize went
to Miss Finnegan. of New York. Recent New
York arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs. J. Morley
and family Miss Emma I. Mccarthy. A. T. Gree
ley, Mrs r. Kunitzer, E. r. Kunitzer, Mr.. and
Mrs Jerome J. Wilson and family, R V. Foley,
n. L. Foley. Miss Grace L. FOote, Miss Edith
Swan. p. n. Adams, Mrs. J. Spencer Comstock,
Miss Eleanor Walden and the Misses Helen and
Anna Brellwinkel
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THE BELMONT.

Lake Placid, N. Y, July % (speciai)- Miss
Ann Singleton. Of Havana, Cuba, is among the
recent arrivals at the Belmont. One party Of
New Workers includes William Tileston. Miss H
E. Gorbutt and Mr. and Mrs W. w. Nichols
Another party includes Miss Ducher, Miss
woodruff, Miss Glen and Miss r. L. Glenn In
another party are Miss Stella Brandon, Miss
Emma G. Butz and Miss Margaret E. Butz
Other New York arrivals Miss Agnes Sui
livan, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Walter. J. Murray, E.
Retter, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy ". Armstrong Mr.
and Mrs. L. B. Mason and Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Price
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THE ST. REGIS LAKES.

Upper St. Regis. N. Y. July 2S Cspeciaj).--
This week the ST. Regis Yacht Club opened its
season, sailing three preliminary races and the
first open class race. The first OF the prelimin-
ary races was sailed on Mocday, and was won
by T. L. Slade. The second, on Wednesday, was
won by Robert w. Stuart. The third took placs
on Friday, and on Saturday afternoon the open
race was sailed. During August the regular
series Of semi-weelIly races for Idem boats Glib
and mainsaiD will be sailed on Wednesdays and
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American has been the objective point OF num-
bers OF New Workers. arriving In Lake Placid
this week. Because OF It's convenient location
il is favored by many as a desirable stopping
place. number of the guests have devoted
a share of the week 20 fishing, with excellent
results. There Is jolly company OF young
people here, who have Joined IN many pleasar :
little excursions 20 points Of interest during
the week New Workers continue 20 arrive,
among the latest being p III. Landstronl, Mrs.
w. A. White, Guy M. Armstrong, Miss Mar
garet e. Buts and Miss Emma O. Butz.
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THE LAKESIDE INN.

Lake Placid. N. Y, July % (speciaD-Arrivals
at the inn this week include AIr and Mrs L. r.
Coutin, n. AIcGnlicuddy, NJ McGnlieuddy. G. p.
Williams c. H. Thornton. A. R. Canover, l.
G CanoverD jr., Miss Ella Pumphrey, c. M.
Nicholson, G. B. Smith, Thomas C. FIalie-
gan William J. r. McSherry. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph w Northrop. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
kooman Miss Mary G. Flowers Miss EunIce
A. Thompson, D. S. Hull. N. G. Bishop and VIII
lam NJ Coomb.
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AT MANr0LoKING. N. ].

Every charm of the seaside is TO be found on the
Jersey beach at Mantolokng. in the delightful
Bernegat Bay region. The wide eXpanse OF the
open sea- with the surf breaking on the sand and
the rolling bllOws beyond. is supplemented by the
broad stretch Of Barnegat Bay. with white sails
dottine its waters the other side.
MantolOking Is sixty miles from this city and
sixfy-dve miles from Philadelphia. and is accessible
from both by frequent trains. At the Aibertson
visitors find most delightful combination Of favor
ing conditions FOR pleasurable outing. The house
stands directly on the beach. fifty yards trom tho
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of the social life at the northern end of Lake
Placid.
Sunday evening, after the hymn singing, an
oldtime custom at Undercllff, Mrs. William
Mason Bennett. OF New York. gave an enjoyable
piano recital On Tuesday O party of fourteen
made the ascent of Mount Whiteface.
Among the recent arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Vaughan Baker, G. Vaughan Baker, Robert
Murray, Livingstone Platt. Rey Thompson, A.
E. Coote, Miss Julia Holden. Miss Barbara
Mechler Frank A. Houghton, Miss Evelyn
Houghton, Herbert A Houghton, w. w. Hague,
Miss Margaret Hague, Mrs. A. c. Goodman, Miss
Mildred Goodman, Miss Lucy Plumb, Miss Abbie
S. Kingman, Miss Miriam Webb and Robert
Hayward.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE.
Lake Placid, ". Y, July IS (speciaD.-The
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UNDERCLIFF.

Lake Placid, n. Y, July % CspeciaD.-The
new Office at Underclif Is completed and the
management has taken possession
Saturday. the 2lst. the children's night at the
Casino was particularly well attended MANY
OF the occupants of nearby camps were present
These weekly hops are fast becoming the feature
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THE AMPERSAND.

Ampersand. n. Y. July 2s GpeciaD.-At base.
ball and in fishing the Ampersand has thus fal
outclassed all other Adirondack resorts. During
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" THE ~

Hudson River Railroad Company. arrived this
week at the Ampersand, in company with Mrs.
Guilford. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Morse, OF
New York
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He AMERICAN HOUSE.

Lake Placid. N Y. July 2s CspeciaD.-The