New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

and Mrs. c. D. Hewins. of Sharon Miss Stafford
Oakes Angler, Of Norwood, and Arthur Coe of
Brookline
Bethlehem. the side of Mount Agassfz has all
OF its thirty hotels Open and many of the sum-
mer homes and cottages that known through
OUT the state as being among the most attractive
in New England have been made ready for the ar
rival of the owners from cities all over the Union
Members of the cottage colony who have already
arrived at Bethlehem are Mrs. George I2isner of
Philadelphia; George NJ. Dana. of Boston: Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Malcolm OF Philadelphia: Mrs Emily
English, of New Haven; Miss Katherine Brincker-
hon. of Rutherford, n. J.; Edward Morrow of
Pinehurst; Mrs J. *. Cammell. OF St John n
b; Miss Cassells of Toronto, Mrs. George E Abbe
of Wakefield; Miss Emily Perkins OF Toronto, w
Boston
The Sinclair Bethlehems largest hotel has had
many arrivals this week. Mr.. and Mrs f. c.
Whitney, of Ottawa, there for their fifth sea
son; Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Burte, of washington
Penn patrons for the entire summer:
r. B. Crary. Of Boston, is there for a few weeks
Dr. C. F. McGahan, Mrs, NJ. a. Armstrong
Colonel and Mrs. r. A. Swikert, of Aiken. S. c.
are again occupying Sinclair Lodge
F. G. Smith, of New York. IS among the early
arrivals at the Sinclair and expects to make an
extended stay.
Maplewood Cottage has among its old patrons
Mrs. j. A. Knight and her daughter Ina of New
York
J. f. Herrera Of New York arrived early at
Maplewood Cottage, and will he Joined by other
members of the family in a few weeks He is a
regular summer visitor TO Mapewood and ex-
pert golfer.
Mrs. NJ, c. Monohon and the Misses Monohan
wood cottages for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Davidson. of New York
among Maplewood's most recent arrivals They
, will spend the rest of July there
Webster Edgerey. Of Washington IS at the Fa-
byan House with his family for indefinite stay
Mrs. B. 3. II. Sherman Of Newport, is making
a trip through the White Mountain resorts before
the season at Newport is full hedged. She is at
present at the Fabyan House.
Mrs. J. II. Chappell and daughter are among
Fabyan House visitors from Manhattan.
Mr. 'nd Mrs j. B. Thompson. OF Atlantic City
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Mr. and Mrs George Nettleton and children Of
New Haven, were among the first to arrive at the
Crawford House. They are regular patrons of the
hotel and will stay throughout the season.
J. S. Hemmingway, OF New Haven II. @. Evans
a broker Of Baltimore. and E H. Trowbridge. a
New Haven bank president. are again at the
Crawford House for the greater part OF the sum
mer. They will be Joined later by several mem
bers Of their families
The Mount Pleasant. Breton Woods opened
Saturday June %, with the usual ceremony of the
raising of thirteen flags and thirteen saIutes. The
orchestra arrived Saturday the golf links are
open and We're never in better condition. Sylvan J.
Ealentys string Of saddlers form the Park Riding
School at the Breton Woods Stables and some Of
them are already in use; In fact everything IS in
the best of condition for the enjoyment Of the pa
irons of the two magnificent houses
Professor J. Raynor Edmands, Of Cambridge.
and Professor Lawrence Rotch the owner Jue
Blue Hill Observatory, their second visit
10 Breton Woods this year. They were here In
May laying out new trails to the summit Of Mount
Pleasant.
Mrs. H. l. Hayward and Mr. and Mrs F. l.
| Hayward. OF the Somerset, In Boston with Mr..
and Mrs c. II. Rice, of the Lenox. arrived for the
opening and will spend the season at Breton
Woods. Mr.. and Mrs. Rice will go to the Mount
Washington II is opened
Paul Dudley Chase of Brooklyn. is spending n
week at the Mount Pleasant fishing and golhng.
He w!li go from there TO the Hampshire Inn and
The Balsams at ColebrOok for the of the
season.
A motoring party stopping at the Mount Pleas
ant several days. It's way to Poland Springs in
cludes Mr.. and Mrs. @. +. Swift. jr of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs G S sweetland Miss sweetland
Harold Sweetland and Miss Susan Anthony, Of
New York for the last four years. were present
at the opening Of the Mount Pleasant, and Will
stay through the summer