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New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
RACING ON LAKE GEORGE
Some Interesting Contests and tie
Results.

Lake George. y Y. Aug. - (Speeah- The
Wirntnieh. owned 10y lie Grand C. CramcT. Of
Troy won tho ten-rnjle automobile boat race at
the HAGUE regatta on Thursday. Although she
was the last boat 20 start having ha9dicap Of
6 minutes and i3 seconds owe" the scratch boat
Bon1,y. owned by Herman Broasel, Of Now York
tho Wlnnin!sh easily overtooil alAher competitors
and passed tho Brocse' heat half way down the
first leg OF the course after turning the stake
buov on the second turn. The Winninish COW
e,od the distance in 2:i:2I.
II was the prettiest and most interesting race
ever held ~ Lake George the weather condl-
tions being ideal The other boats entered were
the Shooting Star by Commodore Harrison r.
Moore New York; the Forward, by William X.
Rixhv ST Louis the Hyke You, by Charles
Gates Brooklyn
Admiral Schley and the Rev. Dr. George n.
Van de Water were among the spectators being
the guests of the Rev DR. e. NJ Stires on his
automobile boat Oonaway, which patrolled the
course.
The four-mie launch race was much closer
contest bu. not so attractive. the speed ele
ment was lacking AS In the former race. how
ever the last boat out was the first to finish
The Carol entered by G. Warren Stebbins OF
Brooklyn, captured the cup. the Ripple, entered
by Miss Enid Alden. OF New York. being close
second.
The next contest I'm point OF interest was the
barge race between crews representing Hague.
Huletts and Sabbath Day Point. over a course OF
two miles Hague was out OF the contest from
the start but the other boats kept almost abreast
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
at MANHATTAN AND THE ORIENTAL.

IN us l'Story as resort. Manhattan Beach with
us hdthne and breezes never has been such
noon To New GOr6trs in the last few
sutr| days cf extre'l,e humidity. Every train has
I.puSht it$ hundreds. and bOsh hotels have been
dllcI - tht doors all week Especially crovr,leG
tt"ra Other states and from the nearby resorts
.HW 20 attelti tne annual carnival OF fireworks az
PARTIES at the Oriental en- that evening and sO
iiIh{ ol the QineES came in automobiles that the
Delch garage had morC-Jhan its bands ftIll
foEmer Senator Warner Miller at the OrIen-
ttl on Ihursd9y as guest of John 4 Sfeicher
an automobile party entertained ut dinner bv NTr
atio Mrs, JACOB T.. Ward. who sUfnmeFinq AZ
ne oriental included James Perry. Of Newark
y: =; L. T. Ward. Mr.. ard Mrs. William fTofstra
" Hampstead; Miss PetOn. CT New York ana r. p
Ward OF New York. "
AEother dinner was given on Thursday evening
ray. vino are spending August here. Their ruest
OF honor was Reginald $. Courtney. OF London
MI. and Mrs William Robinson and Mrs s. a
arrivals at the Oriental.
a dinner was given at the Manhattan Beach
ltotel on Thursday evening 70 John T. Mccall bv
ms long services as e member OF that body. TIE
banquet hall was decorated for the occasion II
Donn acted as toastmaster.
MI. ana MIS- Thomas Watt and family, who have
been spending few weeks their farm az Harris.
dale. N. Y, have returned % the Oriental where
they Will round out the season.
ttenrS CIeWs was visitor at the Oriental this
Mrs. John Philip sousa with the Misses Sousa is
spending August at the Oriental. Their friend Mrs
William v. Swords. is passing the week with them
sort Tor a few weeks
Mrs William FlOyd-JOnes with her small son Is
az the Oriental MT and Mrs William Rhinelander
Will finish The season az the Oriental
Mrs Austin CoFbin, who has been at the Oriental
FOR the last month. returned late IN Oh. week 20
her country estate at Newport N. II.
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OUT ON BLOCK ISLAND.

Block Island r. l. Aug 8 CSpec.s).-The s,sir
OF tie week was the masquerade eancs At ths
T'Oonsocket Among those vhO appeared O. costuras
were Mrs Randolph Lewis. Miss ssdi. GruGsr.
Nellie Bowman. Ross Gernsheimsr. David q. Gir0-
dcn Joseph McTaague and Charles Provost. OF New
York.
The winners at the euchre party on Wednesday
evening Miss ]. Ely. Peter Grcdeu. David
GTOden Mr. OConOr and Mr. Rust. A rsfle FOR
OF New York. at which Miss Helen Richard and
Master Keith Russell were the winners
he concert for the benefit OK the bellhoys a, the
The orchestra assisted by Miss Helen 81
Bradley. % Troy, y. Y.
Mrs. Wheeler ". Pockham. OF NorrissoNn. IL
spending the month at the Ocean View.
Richard Mortimer and FAMILY. OF New York.
arrived at the Ocean View on Monday and will re-
main until Labor Day.
Everett J. MiIIikn. OF New York with bis vie
anu son, has been spending the week at the island.
q. =, Nauz, Or Brooklyn, iS spending The month
cert sunday evening
Ex-Governor Hovey 0f Indiana and wife are
spending the month 9t the WOOnsOcket-,
week. Mrs. ". II. Dunham. Of BrOOkIyu has
broken the record this week. rolling up a score or
Judge KeeIy and wife are guests az the Block Isl-
and House Robert Mackay Is spending his vaca-
tiOH ~ the ManisSCF.
The Rev Theodore IIOHmsn. OF New York a
spending the month al the New National
Peter Grpden. OF New York. Is at the WOOrSOcks
for several weeks.
slip % the island has been decided in favor o. a..
spring House team which has held the chauipiOn-
ship fOr the last two years a ball was giVen for
Judge ana Mrs DRvey of Rochester, ere ars7n
az the Ocean View for several weeks
Raymond AssersOn of Brooklyn. arrived on Mon
The Misses Vhiteiaw and Miss erase n, Nav
York. are guests az Vail Cottage.
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AT THE PROFILE HOUSE.

Profile House. y IL, Aug. ~ (Special,.-
AInons the weeks occurrences a. the Profile
House has been whist and euchrs party on
Friday evening for the bsneat os the Wss, SIDE
Day Nursery. Of New York. This 1, an annual
affair
The Profile golf teans Is a strong one This yesr.
and among other victories counts one over sur
set Hu this week w n p DarrOvs. T. x
Bangs, jr.. and II EaPpin are some OF The New
York members.
A gols tournament and a teams tournament
are now on at the Profile. and are the annual
events for magnificent cups EiVen. by various
guests Of the hotel and cottaEers.
The musical at the Profile this weak for tS.e
benefit OF the Hampton Institute was g-eas
success. and. as Profile guests are proverblary
SenerSus a substantial sum vns handed TO tns
treasurer.
Russell Fl. Hoadlcy Of New York has Joined
his mother, Mrs. Russell Eoadley. and Mrs.
for few weeks.
Lieutenant Governor Eheu Draper. OF Mas
sachusetts. has Joined Mrs. Draper and her
mother. Mrs BristOw. OF New Yorb. az her cot
tage
Mrs. ], Dodge Peters. OF New York. Is ths
guest OF Mrs. ~ S. JaFvis, OF New York. at
her cottage. near the Profile.
Miss Gertrude Parsons has come up from
LenOX for e few days at the Profile.
George T. AGee, OF Westchester. n. T.. has
Joined at the Profile his daughter. Miss Juliss
Adee. who holds TIE wOTneu's tennis cHsn1pior-
ship Of the hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin II. Cornell are at the J. NJ
was Miss Gladys Jones. the niece of Mrs. =.
Wyman Jones.
Cornelius n. Bliss has been joined az n, cot
taSe by Hunt BOswOrth, Of New York
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NORTHEAST EARBOR.

Northeast Harbor. Ne. Aug. 25-Northeast
Earbor seems TO be attracting college athletes
this summer. The latest acquisitions 70 the COL
Ony are Herbert Dillon, the football captain OF
Princeton and William Roper. head coach. who
at the Kinlbal House.
Amateur 6heatricalS were the attraction at the
home OF Mrs. James T. Gardiner on Wednesday
evening participated IN by q number Of the
members OF the summer colony. The play was
written by Miss Margaret Gardiner, who took a
leading part. and among those who took part
we're Miss Anne Gardiner, Miss Elizabeth Gar
diner. Miss Emily Fox D. NJ Martin, Ralph
Bradley and Putnam Morrison.
Miss Brown gave a dinner OF eight covers at
the KiTnban Monday before the hop; Miss
Henry entertained a party of twenty-fOur. Mrs.
Lewis party Of eight, Miss Reiman party OF
twelve Miss MCGOWAN q party OF twelve and
Miss Thomas party Of ten.
Basketball and baseball seem to be the chief
2musemenCs Of the athletic members of the sum-
aneF colony at present. There are three teams Of
The summer guests, and any number OF basket
bah teams. which have been playing busily,
With various fortune. good and I'll.
The mems doubles in the tennis tournament
Tere concluded this week. Those who got into
he semi-nnals included Dr. Frederick ami Brad
tOrd Frasey, I. p. and z. r. Marvin. Z. Pyne.
sF. A Armstrong and L. W. Pepper.
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The prizes fell to Mrs W. w Gurkey. of Chi
,ago: Mrs. $ StauNood Gicnken, Miss Eichayd-
son. Mrs. Lynch ard AIr~. J. Blake White Of
Gcorge Duncan q: Portland
i me womcn's S0f tOurn;. stlent. " hich began on
Wednesday. rad many entries and WAS finished
to-day, also the mixed foursOmcs, which were
played for prizes given 10y the management,
Miss Louise Mise. Of Wilmington. y c.. he
niece of Mrs. Henry NJ. Flagler, of the Mount
Washington. gave on Tuesday afternoon an cN-
hibiton Of diving, under water swimming. float
ins-, etc, III the pool A.r. and MIS- FlaSler Mr.
ana Mrs. Henry Il. Rogers. AIRS. Garrett y.
Hobart. Mrs. Leonard llama and others were
among tho spectators
Gen. RAJ Theodore SchWan. q Washington, and
Mrs. SCnWan at the Mount Pleasant where
they arrived on Tuesday from Quebec.
Mrs. John +. MCCann. Miss Mccain and Miss
Constance Crnnus. of New York, have re-
tUrned 10 the Mount Washington end the sea-
there. Curtis Guild. of Boston. is Il guest
there and is accompanied by the Misses Guild
and Miss Johnson. Miss Carolyn Wells of Mont
clair. is at the Mount Pleasant With a friend for
a few days.
The Mount Washington golfers have defeated
the Waumbek golfers twice in the week in
spirited team matches Martin w. Littleton and
Louis a. Hamilton are two New York members
OF the Mount Washington golf team.
Henry n. Flagler and Mrs. FIaSer entertained
at luncheon this week Major General John
Brooke, of New York, Mrs. Brooke. her sister,
Miss Stearns. and the Rev. ]. Coffin Stout and
Profile. Mr.. Flagler and Henry H Rogers both
have their automobiles at the Breton Woods
garage, and having fine times speeding over
the mountain roads. The distances between
lightful TO run about One may drive thirty
miles south to Intervaie North Conway or Jack
son Twenty miles in another direction to the
Profile twenty in another to Jefferson and the
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
RLUEHILL.

Bluehil Me-, Aug. % CspeciaD.-There is an
extensive summer colony OF New Workers here
this summer. including Franz Kne;sei H z
krehhiel. Mrs Bertha Mas Tapper. Mrs Ethel
bert Nevei:2 Tie Marshall cottage Is occupied
by Mrs. Holden. of New York, while the Cochran
cottage is occupied by the Wilson's of New York
DR.. A. NJ. Thomas. of New York, is occupying
his cottage at Harborside
The Rev. DR.. Donald s Mckay and family of
New York. are occupying the Stevens cottage
this season
Mrs. Henderson. of New York. has as guests
ADMIRAL and Mrs. Howison at her cottage on
Tenney HILL
Mrs. Elizabeth Henderson Hale and family. of
New York, are occupying their cottage on Ten
ney HILL
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
GRINDsTONE NECK.

Winter Harbor. Me-. Aug. % CSpeciaD.-ThIs
has been an athletic week at the Inn and the re-
sort in general, the interest seeming to centre
about tennis and golf. Competition for the ten
MS tournament began Monday, with two solid
silver cups offered. There are some good play
e7s here this year, and the interest is high.
At the golf links competition began Monday
Tor a handsome solid silver cup presented by
Mrs. William H. Duf OF New York.
The younger set have just finished a ping
pong tournament, the prizes two handsome
silver cups, going TO B. y. Dell and w S. Dell.
Among the players were Mrs. Wilson S. Bissell,
Miss Trotter, Miss McFadeen. R. Landreth. L. s.
Landrefh. Miss II. Dixon. J. Irwin, DR.. Greyson
and r. Day.
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Mrs. w. l.. Learuau and w. r. Lesman. OF N.e
York are enjoying the season. Miss Beiz.r anu
Mrs. J. y Belzer are Nov Workers at TIE Maple
wood. and George a. Gales and George N ay~
iOr have arrived for an extended stay Az tla
tot>aSc aye Mr. and Mrs Joan g. simpson and
Mrs. john Simpson. all OF New XOCS
Among the New yOrkers as the Slnclair are
Nr. SDtl Mrs. II. II. Salmon and a. ~ salmon
n. ". T.. J.svvtOI. NIES +. n. smith, Ms. Ge0iRe
Du SOiS. Mrs. e. n. Hills. Mrs A. NJ Valentine
Mrs Fanny l.. Conway. Nh. and Mrs q. W.
Pratt. Warner Pratt Mrs. II. W. Alden. Mrs. r.
W. Searsall AIRS. s. L. Watson. Mrs Bruce. Nj.
and Nys. Eondair and MIR. and AIRS. W. N.
JuhrnG
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Mr. and Mrs. c. X Stadley. Of New York. and
Judge and Mrs. y. y. Failon. OF PiermO1t-o on-thc-
Budsoc, arc guests Of tho Water Gap House for the
The Misses Emily c. and May D. Spencer. OF
Eruokig1 at the River View
held at the Glenwood MOp-ay evening. and ten
prizes distributed.
Elmer L Herbert. who is stopping at the Glcn-
wood broke the record at N1rrick 5 Bowling Acad-
cny hy ma king Q of 252.
Miss Edna Westlake. # Brooklyn. is the cham
uiun oarSvOman and swimmer At k&ranlaC Inn.
The Misses Carlson. of ->ew York are at the Gap
Niew House.
Miss Ida HaVerly, of New YORK, IS spending her
cation at the Riverside
Miss Eva II. Fries. of New York. ls at the Del9-
wanna Inn tor several weeks.
William ". Prentice. of New York. is n the For
est House.
Mr. and Mr.. G. = IefIer OF New York. are al
the Bellevue Tor several weeks.
Mr. ard Mrs. Y. r. Ferris and Mss +. NJ. Ferris.
Of Rrooklyn. spending several weeks II the
Mountan House.
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DOWN AT THE PIER
Many Means of amusement at
NarragQnsett.

Narragansett Pier r. T.. aug. . CspeciaD.-Cor-
tinued warm weather at Narragansett Pier e uloss
gratifying 90 the hotel who see IN prospect al
added gain for already highly successful and
profitable season. All OF the hotels have yet
great number of guests especially ths big Mathew
son. Life at the Mathewson was never more m
teresting than for the last month. and psssi-
mists have found little to complain OF any lack Os
social life dearth Of entertainments. The weekly
and ssm-weekly hops have not only been euiOycl
to the utmost by the many young people az thu
Aathewsou. but they have been n source OF great
pleasure to the guests of the nearby hotels. Then
there have been numerous other entertainment
such vaudeville shows. musicals and Children's
dances. all OF which have mate the Nathew<ou
the social centre at the Pier rivaIIed only by the
Casino. just he hoie, Is dllcd with guests.
IS after ali the most beautiful montl OF the year
a; Nerrasan7ett, when autOmobilins. driving and
Tbs Rev. Herbert Shipman. rector cS the church
Ma:nswsan vitE Mrs sEipTaM. i'nring his s. s,ay
Ees ,sr shf m tS n mas % aasd :hs pulpit Of ST.
Paul Butler, son Os the late General Benjamin.
been guest the NathewsOl this week
Mrs. Edgar Francis Van Etta, OF New York. vile
On cloudy days bridge Is the popular pastIune at
the MaIhewsOa, when every convenient corner .u(
the big hotel has its little groups Of women busy
With the passing Of the polo season at the. Point
I1d.th CountTy club on Monday interest IN tbs
dence Of all else in the social world. II proved
great success. III Wnicn sn0 newport summer col
OEy shared. for among the exhibitors were Aifre.I
G. Vanderbilt. Mrs J. De Forest DaniGlSOn. j. u
COGEan. the Misses Mildred and Irene sherman.
daughters OF William Watts sherman; Paul Rain-,
?. \. Clarke and Miss TAayer.
Among the NarTagsnsett society folk who exhibit
ed at the show were Mrs Alfred T. Norris, Mrs.
.Ohn II. Hanan the Misses De COppst Mrs. Thomas
II. Wanamaksr. W. Gould BTOkaV. y. III. Hunt,
John r. Lewis, a. w. Sage. Hugh Lessrs and
Mrs. John c. Norris
1hs S9mniistes in ehsEgs of she horse show con
try Club: Samuel a. CuibartsOn. Harry B. Eane.
John 4. Lewis. William &. Marrow, Or. Charles
Hitchcock. Edward COnnOr, Frank W Moulton.
SSCIus Fl. Valentine and w +. Blitz. associate Sec
resary and manager.
Nrs Charles FarnUu. OF New York. who has
villa at the Pier. left this week automobile
t:ip 20 the BerkshTes and tho White Mountsiqs.
she vas accompanied by Mrs. william SpTs .les OF
COEnec;Icut. vito OF War Governor" S9.ssue OF
Rhode Island and Miss 1ne6 SprRsUss
NJ. and Mrs. George W. dOGdley. OF New NCrs.
with their daughter Miss Gladys Hoadleys lest Mar
TaSaaSett this week IN their forty horsepower az
tOinObe for ;;e White Mountains. Later th-y vlil
tarry IenCS before returning TO their New York
hOT.se
Nr and Mrs. Joseph p. HOaGley. OF New York,
with Mrs NJ. II. HOSdey and a. IA. HOadleys ars
stn at tie MathewSOn-
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were in attendance during the week. many of wEon.
were city guests of the resort
Jesse Barnett and his mother OF New York arc
at the Prospect House.
game of baseball between Highland Dell ard
the StroudshurS High School on Monday resulted N
a victory for the former Dy the score of IL to L.
Miss Julia w. Schroeder of New York, is here
for extended stay.
Miss NcWatters. of New York, IS at the Highland
Inn for several weeks
B. .. Kuser IS spending rluch of his time on the
tennis court connected with the Highland Inn.
A euchre OF ton tables held at Ala anehurst on
"wednesday evening. and the winners were Mr. Hall
Mr.. Boyer, Mrs. Case, Mrs Mcbride ana Miss
OHaFa.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Nogelus and Miss Holmes are a
party from Now York stopping a Maplehurst
Mrs g ". Hermann and Miss Josephine Kaylin.
OF New York, are new acquisitions to the ranks o.
the Penl;y-1 guests
Samuel S:atzEe. G. c. SNYDER T. A. Borne Mrs.
l. =. Stewart and daughters ana Miss Elizabeth
I<iefe". OF c;ew York are late arrivals at Berwick
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
MACMkEhN'S ISLAND.

MacNahans Island. Me. Aug. 25 Special
MacMahan's Island has developed into one "
the most delightful summer resorts on the Maine
Coast. Almost every state I'm the union is repre-
Sented h:- the guests who come here There are
t"clity-e:Eht cottages On the island. and several
rev ones are under construction, to be finished
IN the fall. One Of these. the largest and one OF
inc most elaborate. will be the home of Miss
Masters, of New York Among the cottage oc-
cupants are W. C. Redfield, OF Brooklyn: AIr
Eeazor OF Orange. \. j.; Mrs. c. Fl. Hayes. of
Newark, y j.; Miss Jou-gcnson. oe Brooklyn;
Mrs Beard of BroOklyn Mrs Roberts. az New
York. and Nh Thompson. of New York
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
MOUNTAIN GUNS

The French War Department Is testing a rev
quick airing mountain gun for by the Alpine
regiments and In the colonies The gun hitherto
ln use has many drawbacks Among others shs
Tecou has TO be controlled By ropes held by nan.
and even With these there are frequent unlshaps.
that only rectlAod by much labor. Iho u.w,
sun is free truli these disadvantage There q.
automatic cheek action controlling the FeeOii ant
the gun Is able To discharge twenty-three shots a
minute without IT'S position being az an arecJed.
Its range ls FIVE thousand yards. against tnr~@
thousand yards for the present gun. The hat
teries however viii have 20 be cf fOuy I'VE guns
only. four mules needed for transport, in
stead Of three. IN addition % this the Increased
rapidly 01 ire Win necesstate a larger supply OF
uunltio1s.-l0ndon Ctoh..
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
CASTINE.

Castine. Ne. Aug. 25 (speciaD.-whist, golf
ana excursions seem 70 be the popular enter
tainments of this summer. After dinner each
evening the tables are filed. and the casual OBJ
server wonders what playing card factory gets
the extensive trade.
among the summer colony here are the Rev
Jr. Newell Dwight Hills and family, of Brook
yni Mrs Jessup and family OF New York: Mr.
and Mrs. John Nicholson, OF New York: Mrs
NJ e. Wing. OF New York: the Misses Helen and
grace titus. j. @. Atwater and family, Edward
TODD, jr. and family, OF New York: j. p whit
ney and family. of Glassboro, ". J.
ryeanoG yAfnong the cot5agers are Professor W. A.
Aeener, Formerly Dean OF Columbia University
Law School; Mrs. W. c. Robinson of New YorSS
and DR. J. wv. Grtrdle. of New YORK
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MERE POINT.

Mere Point. NE, Aug. % (specinD-A jolly
programme was given at the Casino Saturday
evening. consisting OF society vaudeville by
members of shs summer colony, and a number OF
other features The usual Saturday evening
ho2 followed. The committee in charge con-
sisted Ot the Misses Harriet and Elizab beth Burt
OF Philadelphia; Miss Mollie Griffin OF Wash
ingtOn, and George Whiteside, OF New York
Donald Whiteside. Of New York returned IN
hie home on Monday, after a month spent at the
point
Miss Elizabeth Higgins Of New York is the
guests OF MI and Mrs. Frank w. Chandler
Mr.. and Mrs. David N. Hunter, Of Saugerfies
n Z. are among the guests at Pine Point.
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sTROUDspURG INCIDENTS.

strousburg Penn, Aug Is t6pscIaD.-The weather
tbis ve-k has been charming here. and GIL the OLD
guests and new arrivals have been having an ss-
cellent time. - -. a..
Berwick Inn the last week. all OF the parts being
furnished by the guests. -, go
trial Carnival which vas held at the Racing Asso-
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CAMDEN.

Camden. Me-, Aug. 25 (speciaD.-Camden's
gala DAY will come August 80. when monu-
ment VIII be dedicated TO William Conway a
sailor on duty IL the Peasacols Navy Yard who
refused TO haul Down the American flag In 1861.
besides a number of addresses by Governor Cobh
ana other prominent men, there will be the
North Atlantic Squadron In the harbor under
the command of Admiral RObiey D. Evans. and
q national salute of twenty-ene guns win be
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In WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Social affairs Haze Made Gay
Week at Breton Woods.

Breton Woods N H. Aug. 25 (speciaD.-This
week finds the season at its height in the White
Mountains, and never before have many
people been entertained at the big hotels. At
Breton Woods there has been much gayetyS and
bridge holds its sway over the guests OF both
hotels. A bridge party at the Mount Washing
ton on Tuesday filled eight tables with players.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
SORRENTO.

Sorrento. Me-. Aug. 25 (S;,eciaD.-Among the
cottage colony here at present are Mrs p H
Stewart. Of New York: Thomas Ewing of Yonk-
ors; Mrs. w. T. Cochran. of Yonkers; Miss c. B.
SPENCER, of Yonkcrs: A. Schroeder, of New York:
tie Rev. J. z. Freeman of Toukers: Miss Prem
I.ss, OF New York: Chief Justice Fuller OF
Washington
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26

| harrington. OF New York Progressive whis.
! formed Fart OK the entertainment
Sowing parties have been frequent during tne
! week. and there some expert bOw!ers among
/; the young guests at the island
New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
PEaYS ISLAND

Feaks Island Me. Aug. 70 (speciaD.-A wild
flower party WIS tho novel form os entertain
msnt given on Thursday evening by the house
paIty et Lebanon cottage in honor OF Miss Grace
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

l any street, or sidewalk, or have the same extend upon or over theN street Tn any manner, or to build or place any bay window, shelving, sign or ob- lect or any kind projecting over the property line on to or over any side walk or street, or to make any open- ing in any sidewalk for trap doors or any other purpose.
 section 7. All awnings or shades upon buildings abutting upon any side walks in the city of Bisbee which now exist, or which may hereafter be erected, shall be placed at least six and one-half feet in height from the sidewalk or street.
 Section ,. All things herein named now upon, oVerhanging, or extending upon or across any sidewalk or street snail be removed upon notice of at least ten days given by the City Mar. shal to said owners and persons. after the passing and publication of this ordinance.
 Section 4. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a mlsdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than Ten Dollars nor more than Fifty Dollars, or by imprison- ment in the city or county jail for 8 period of not less than ten nor more than fifty days. -, Section 5. All ordinances or parts Of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
 Section 6. This ordinance shall be Tn force after its passage, approval by the Mayor and publication according to law
 Passed and adopted the first day of May, 1906.
 c. L. CAVEN,
 .. Mayor
 c. ". HICKS, Clerk.
 Approved the 2nd day of May, 1906.
 c. l. CAVEN. M Mayor. First publication May 3, 1906.