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New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

NicConvill and Hubert Stevens, who made the Trip
in George A Stevens's big touring automobile Ihey
had planned TO return the same day, bot pau
weather put the roads IN such condition they were
obliged to stop at Hotel Chanplain. Blu1
Point.
One Of the interesting affairs scheduled for next
week IS hapjack party, TO be given on the lake
shore by Mrs Stevens. A number of the guests at
the hotel enjoyed the recent hapjack party given
Lake Placid.
The hotel still continues well filled with g!lests
ana many OF the campers are entertaining 1T T
At Myths Lodge Mr. and Mrs. T. 5. Wait have peeIl
entertainlng Gilbert NJ Hitchcock C9ngTesstLhGan tGs
from Omaha, and Mrs. Hitchcock. Professor her
bert NJ Richards. Of Columbia a. University is also
r Il Foraker, OF New York, nephew OF Seliatos Ss
J B. Foraker. of Ohio arrived at the stevens
f1ouSe early IN the Week ana MIS- i 5anC[oI sIao
reached the hotel. Other arrivals there include f.
sion of the New York Central Railroad: G. Harti-
gan, general agent of the same road. and John X
Dooley acting deputy collection OF customs Oh the
OF the recent dinner parties here. was given
Of friends Including Commodore Charles n. Nor
gan, OF the Lake Placid Yacht Club At anoLler NI
York. entertained Mrs L. NJ Russ and Miss Russ
week began the city. Mrs Steven
B. Ayres left Camp Bellaire with her daughter Miss
Join Mr.. AyreS at their home in New York Mrs
Victor Herbert and Miss Ella Herbert left Camp
Clifford Herbert and Allan Fardie started yesterday
10 resume their studies at Iawrenceville: y j. Mr.
Mrs. James Hardie will remain at their cottage
for weeks Mr.. and Mrs. John s Naylor
have closed their Signal Hill cottage ana returned
| this week closed their camp on the lake shore
one Of the New YORK parties EeachIng thS SoeH-
IIoyt f D Hoyt jr \ 5 Hoyt % and FL +. L. ,1t Eoyt-
ington arrived on Thursday. and Judge F r. Dele
Durham and Lewis J. Condor. of New York. also
q hat (iaV
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THE AMPERSAND.

Anpersand y. Y. Sept. Il (SpeciaD.-Guests at
the Ampersand have been busy this week with
social affairs OF farewell nature. for tho hotel is
10 close Monday. after a successful season.
The work or organizing the Ampersand Club.
which IS 10 control the hotel hereafter. IS advanc
ing we'll Already about two-thlrds OF the two
hundred shares have been sold. and al meeting
to he held in New York the latter part of this
month the permanent organization Will probably
be effected Work upon the contemplated I'm
provemeuts Will begin this fall and the new
winter cottage and grill. together with the I'm
provernents to be made about the interior Of the
hotel will be ready for the opening OF another
season. For this work probably 1900 VIII be
pended the first year though the general scheme
o improving the property contempIates the eX-
peuditure Of much more than this and extends
through a period Of several years.
one Of the pleasant occurrences or the week was
the dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs Milton c. Work
In observance Of the seventysfxth birthday OF Mr..
Works father. r. D Work. Guests al this afrair
were Mr.. and Mrs Otis l. Williams Mrs. Grace
have spent several weeks here the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Work at the Wigwam cottage
The elder Mr Work the recipient Of a num-
Der OF coneratuatory kilograms and pleasing re
mnders of the occasion
Mrs c. X. G. Billings. wife OF the we'll known
horse owner. among the New York people ar
riying at the Ampersand early in the week. She
IS accompanied by Miss Billings. Master A N.
Billings and Miss Wilson. Miss Billings, who Is
one the best of the horsewOmen reaching the
Ampersand this summer, has spent much tins In
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SARANAC INN.

saranac Inn. y y. Sept. II (Speciap.-The guests
at the inn are so nssteut upon remaining ate INTO
the season that the manager may DECIDE 70 Keep IL
omen until October il. An unusually large number
or ,,o,,re rersous are staying late this season. and
tnafr so,i.I activities have made of the last week
merry one The principal outdoor event has been
+b. animal woman's tennis tournament in which a
number of the women here nave P3i Pti 3iHe'ht.tt stt
NITs how'd Mrs CsalIatin. Mrs DewinS, Miss
l'rowbridge. Miss Van Tamoacht' ITs- W l.; L"lI-
dreth, Mss NJ Lewis. Mrs r J. " inSt1il NiiS r
r Kellogg Mrs IL. NJ. Sage, Miss clark, Mrs
W. rGv,en Miss J. Lewis and Miss Frtshmuth-
Many the guests have been enter titlis ifIsl',ls
tI- guest of Or. and Mrs J. p Mum, and Robert
NJ Dunn joined the party at Camp Sunrise. others
" Paul and W. Il. George.
Mrs A II. Eelo has been entertaining At hrr
cottage Mr.. and Mrs H O. ADAMS ana MISS MISS
the party at the Birches as a guest OF Frank J.
p0ultuey Bigelow. who is touring the AdiroR-
dack waterways with H II. T. Eagles. also or
New York reached the inn early in the week
Professor and Mrs kemper Fullerton or OperlIIn
week Mrs. IL II. Cummen and Mrs ~ H. Hord
arrived at tn Birches: o., ~
Mrs X Gillian Bartlett Arkel, Edwin Wtldman
and + r Barbour. Others from New York and
Vicinity reaching the inn this week We're Donald
thompson Mrs. West Pollock. Louis ShsrWood
Richard Duane Ms Aired TgGEir E Ernest fR
Willard. Mr. and Mrs W r. G9ok Mi. ana H. ME-
L. Murray, Miss a. W. Lane and Mr.. and Mrs c.
X. Burnham ..o.,, -. .;,,,,r a.-1,,
In the week at the inn her friends. Miss Hoergan
and Miss Prescott, who have been her guests AT
the Swenson camp in Bungalow Bay, on the Upper
At a meeting of the trustees of the Upper Sar-
anac Association, to be held on September 3. sew
eral projected improvements about the inn Will be
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
WATER GAP PLEASURES
Mann Visitors Remain at This Penn
suJUania Resort.

Delaware Water Gap. Penn. Sept. Il GpeciaD.-
This resort has had bumper summer business
and never in its history has there been much
enthusiasm among the hotel and business men. All
the hotels and boarding houses, instead Of having
autumn crowds are entertaining August gath
erings
The resort keepers paying attention to i'm
made with the lights. This followed
by a general trimming of the shade trees. with
good results. 1t is now proposed to make the
main roadway through the Gap forty feet in
width. and only serious obstacle to this plan
Is at the junction OF the roads and at the Pres
byterian Church, but the property owners are will
ing TO give enough land to get the proper width.
The improvements under way and discussed con-
template a concrete walk six feet in width from
Cherry Creek Bridge TO the Lackawanna station.
and provision will be made In the plans to double
the width of the walk ultimately. The Strouds-
burg and Water Gap Trolley Company which has
met with the approval of the guests. will be ex-
tended to the Lackawanna station, work to be be-
gun about the middle of October.
Miss Schoenijahn, of Brooklyn and Miss Camp
bell OF New York, who are spending the autumn
at the Water Gap House. are among the most skill
ful equestriennes that have been the bride
paths this summer.
The Iiittatinny seems to be a favorite resort for
plyscians for than ten spending the
month of September there. Among them are DR..
George \. Elliott. DR.. J. II. Floy, who is accom-
panied by his wife. and DR.. William Freele, who
has brought his family.
William Zobel of New York City. is at the Kit
tatiny.
w. N. Phoenix and family at the Kittatinny.
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AT EDGEWOOD INN.

Greenwich Conn, Sept. IA (speciaD.-AIr. Smp-
son congratulates himself the fact that in a
year disastrous to many summer hotels. the Edge
wood Inn has done the largest business in its his
tory
The tennis tournament of this week aroused con-
siderable interest the cooler weather made
play enjoyable. Miss Smith and Mr.. Waters won
the contests.
The arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs f. w FoOs
Clifford Foos. Miss Gertrude Foos. Miss Alice Lau-
terbach Alfred Lauterbach, Livingstone Fountain,
S. p. Taylor. J. B. Vance. jr. w. NJ. Vance. Fl. c.
Wise r. j. Caldwell Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Everett
Warren L. Symonds Mr. and Mrs. W. r. COucn.
j. NJ Marble. Charles Fl. Babcock Jared W. Bell
Miss Edith T. Bell Mr. and Mrs C. H. Weox
william Allen Butler. Sd, Mr.. and Mrs w. a. Whit
comb Miss NJ Whitcomb a. w Powell John Har-
ris HendrickS William C. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs
III E. Adriance. II. E. Adriance. jr.. and e H.
Adriance, of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. James r.
Williams Miss Sadie Williams, Miss Frances Will
Jams of Brooklyn; Mrs. c. A. Goss of Waterbury
J. s. Sherman. of Utica; Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
Eaken of Montclair: Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. L. Storm
of Greenwich; j. w. Rogers of Philadelphia; A
g See OF Lake MahOpac; MIR. and MTa ID. A.
Reed, OF Pittsburg; c. H Pendeton. of Boston:
John r. Rourke, jr, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.. Rourke
j B. Floyd. of Savannah: Mr. and Mrs. John l.
Walter. of San Francisco Harold Hunsiker. OF
New Haven; Mr.. and Mrs Lucien T. Warner. y.
T. Whitman. of Bridgeport; F. w. Freeman, Of
Port Chester; Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy 3 LesiS, ~
Beacon Falls: Il. II. lnman, OF Atlanta; Mr. and
Mrs. II. II. Vreeland. MIR and Mrs. y. c. Hobbs
of Brewster; Mrs. Charles w. Cooper, Miss Cooper,
of Tuxedo Park and o. B. NesbiL of Savannah.
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card parties held this week were participated III
by all of the guests at the hotel, and were as
thoroughly ENJOYABLE rs any held earlier in the
season Winners Of the prizes were Mrs w. T.
Convill Mrs. c. R surin. J Smith KicS and j O.
NcShane Of New York
The recent rains have put the roads III good con
dition for horseback riding and the lovers OF th4l
sport still here have been having a me LiIc; g.,
The ro0I PLAYERS among the guests at the GraNd
View have been devoting much time - trat game
on recent rainy days and many line players nave
developed among them
lanes X Mcclure former Mayor Of SyracJse
and Mrs Mcclure who had been spending IN"
summer al the Grand View. returned 70 their
home This week Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Nevin. VINO
ilad ,ee- here all summer were among those who
vent hack 10 the city. Mrs. c. =. kimhnlL who
came up early in the summer. has returned 70 her
home. -,
4 large number Of those who plan 70 stay until
rha close of the season reached the Grand View
this week ard the hotel has been entertaining
more guests than usual
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Autumn Foliage GladdenS
the Eyes OF the Lin
eerine Guest.

1soyn. Pocono Penn, Sept II (SpeciaD.-City
sol,v who have been spending the summer season
at the various seashore resorts are now hocAlnE
90 the mountains in order TO see the turning OF
,ra foliage All the hotels in this region are com
eortably filled. and the prospects until the end o1
the autumn season are that TINS conuiuoh WI"
continue.
sbe guests have been taking advantage of IL with
xyoianp and tennis riding and driving and rowing
and bathing Several tournaments have taken
rlace on the links al the Pocono AToUntain House
and .be course of the Mount Pocono Country Club
s. visited daily by the patrons OF the various
houses.
Mountain climbing has been the chief pastime
among The young people Of the resort the last
week The climb IS generally made before oI
after breakfast and a large poA OF caliog Is liie
-rize the climbers strive for. The before breakfast
,,ar+v after their walk play havoc with the break
fast menu, and the girls return with rosy c'As
-.ood | +be psests of this house never seeming to
tire Of this sort OF entertainment
Arran ngements are under way 70 give a NaLeo-
vile show at the Mount Pleasant House the la,ter
part Of next Week SeVeral SHOWS nave end I'si sii
have proved successful
reX York are enjoying the pleasures Of the re-
sort while at the Montanesca- ,-,
A II. Ebbing ana A hitleT. ot HoooAeh' are
recent arrivals E1 q a1 me Fy Of TeE York City are
20, "a ATorfa,,esca for the season
sIrs. Il. n Fowler. OF Montclair, y J. Is at the
Nrs. II. 3. Vaughn Miss Vaughn, Miss p NJ
Vaughn aa6 Miss L s. vaughn OF orange ~ j.
1zFaI,- regis. cred at the MCnTanesca-
NJ a-lG zFrs - " Pearson and Miss Ruth
Pearson have Joined the New York contingent al
the Mortanssca- - ... -.
the Nontanesca-
II yofuson are enjoying life at the Aiontanesca-
NJ and Mrs. O W TUniSOn. OF Newark. y. J.
are enjoying the scenery OF this resort while at the
Aontanesca-
Francis T. and Walter Z. Stanton, Of Hoboken,
ere at the Poo2no Mountain House -. vi.
Miss Alice Styles and ". II Styles or New YORK
CITY. tho Pocono Mountain House
Mrs. r. z. Smith and Miss klngsland, OF New
York. a the Pocono Mountain House
Miss Edith Reddiug, OF Brooklyn. - visiting
friends and relatives at the Pocono Mountain
House
Poccno MounI34a House FOR few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs W :. Renceil, Of Jersey city, are
al the Oufyood-
Mrs Cresenzia cavagnaro and daughters Of
New York. accompanied by Mrs Y. z. Seyerns and
son are spending time at the Ontwood.
Mr. and Mr. john Giichrist. Of Montclair, y J.,
are at the Mount Pleasant House.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Gardner Miller and A Z. Miller.
! Of New York City, are ~ the Mount Pleasant
House.
Of New York City. are al the Mount Pleasant
House for the rest Of the season
Thomas H cUrron and Miss Kathryn 4 CJrron,
OF New York, recent arrivals at the Mount
pleasant House
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they may be in rough camp at the selected spo'S
at the opening of the hunting season on MONDAY
Some OF the young people Joined in a noun
+o{r nartv early in the week They made the as
cent of Ampersand Mountain and. taking provisions
along ate luncheon on the summit. Those IN the
PARTY were the Misses Hood, Miss Berkeley sloan,
Eugene Sloan. Palmer Livingstone. AlnOn HardiIs
and Phelps Harding.
Among those taking part in one We're Mrs. J. l.
McKenna Miss Mckenna and Master JACK Nc
Kenna. and included in the party at another were
Mr. and Mrs q. W. Sloan, Miss Sloan and Mrs J.
A Manson, of New York
Chauncey Harding Jordan, who has been taxing
a canoe trip through the waterways from ftalueIte
Lake returned to the Algonquin this week
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More of Them than Ever
Before Remaining
Till October.

Lake Placid y. Y, Sept Il CSpecia).-Ihough
the Adirondack season is fast drawing to a close
there is sn much social activity in the hotels and
at the different camps, and despite spell OF bad
weather more persons than ever before are re-
naming In the mountains until October The clos
fnE weeks OF the season always marked Dy q
number Of farewell dinner parties and there have
been many such this week.
With a number Of interesting affairs such as
clanbakes the lake shore. and Adirondack flap
Jack parties in The woods. the guests the hotels
End the campers seeking to get all the ENJOY
season Several parties visit the fair al Pats
burg have been formed, as well as excursions 10
other points OF interest.
AS a whole the season has been one of the hest
hotel men in the Adirondacks have ever had. and
many Of them already busy with plans Tor eN-
tensions and improvements their hotels for an
other season. At Lake Placid the work OF mn
provfpe Grand View Park viii be carried forward
movements about the Grand View Hotel Al
WhtefAce in addition to other improV erileilts
"a cornraodious building for the use OF the en-
rloves is 10 be erected. Considerable viii be done
-ousrd working out the general plan of improve
snerts for the Stevens House, which includes ule
erection of additions and many changes aooul
the interior. and al the HusSeaunlonr SIX new
BUNGALOWS viii be built. an elevator installed lu
other changes made IN readiness 4oE the ot'eI1-5
OF another season -. -,
The promoters OF the ATnpersand Ciub nave
formulated plans for many improvements al tlet
hotel and changes at Saranac I'm are 10 pc con-
the big hotels well some Of the Sffailer ones
vii be greatly improved before the opening OF an
other season -, - l,-o
,eon left the hotels and went into the woods. The
Monday
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WHITEFACE INN.

Lake Placid, n. Y. Sept. II (Special) The
young people at the inn determined that nothing
IN the form OF sport which they crowd into the
remaining weeks of the shall escape them,
and there has been much activity their part this
week One OF the recent occurrences Of special in
terest was a straw ride the Ampersand. the
Lower Saranac Lake The young people taking
part in this chaperoned by Mrs. Harrington
Mills. and the party included the Misses NcNeely,
Seaman. Daniel. Mchler and Wheeler. and Messrs.
Kelly. Kent Edgar. Junkin and MichIer. The, ride
was made in G picturesque mountain wagon filled
Young members Of the party gave the Whteface
Inn call in lusty fashion despite the lateness OF the
Some of the guests have this week Joined in ex-
tsins- one party. which included Mr. and Mrs r.
Golden Donaldson and Mr. and Mrs Harrington
took the steamer down the Upper Saranac Lake 10
Lne NaWDsek Hotel, where they spent the nISHt.
guide boats passed through the Saranac Ricer and
Round Lake into the Lower saranac. where they
took carriag at the Ampersand for the return trip
Whiteface Inn
A number OF campers at the inn have this week
been entertaining friends and several dinners have
heen given Francis H keTlble is the guest of Mr
and Mrs " l. Suppiee al camp iheauograils and
Mr. and Mrs W s Perot, IT., who have returned
he season to Mr. and Mrs J. n pew, have 6etu
entertaining there Frank A Keen and his sister,
T H Marshall Of New York. arrived this week.
Joining the house party Of Mrs q l. Huggtns, -
one Of the enjoyable dinner parties of the week
was mat given by Mr.. and Mrs. ". l. suppIee 10;
Mrs Ralph Shaw and Master Ralph Shaw. ir. An
other was that given for Mrs. W r. Lyman wife of
Commodore William R Lyman. of the Lake
Placid Yacht Club by Mr.: and Mrs. Albert Maclti"
AIiss Beulah f. Kennard the arrivals
OF the week. joining her parents at Camp oStenoIa
Lieutenant Commander Harry George. I : y.
and Mrs George also among the arrivals here
Others from New York and vicinity include Mr. ana
Mrs r. \ Smith. Miss Annie Y. Phiibin and Miss
Good Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin PaTE. Dr. Edward l
Briggs, J. P. Bennett Mr.. and Mrs a. AtwateT
Kent Miss Louise Pugh Mrs r. T SOuthact. Miss
G. Southacl Mr.. and Mrs Walter McDOugall, Mr
and MIS- Joseph Lally Herbert p. Fuller. Mrs. J. :
Davis. and Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Ross Hanson.
Mrs. J. @ Heald. Miss Kate Bradley and Mrs A
4 Hcaly made up party from the inn who recent
Is drove Lower Saranac Lake
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
cmnKE AND GERMS.

..rbe nourderous microbe detests the tGns nSserts
baeco which are splendid t ssxperirlents
medical man. me IoiiO"-ii9
went 10 prove this; t,o,,-n acrOss a slip or
Smoke from cigar 49, MSs in a dIid containing
thousands Of viruent germs, I Iscsd IN a bowl
tiriShed the linen 1mneulitlSS 70 exrected
81 Ieef broth where common nllerSoSS az -
10 multiply with astoundihs IJp' IL was f0unt
,baI The smoke had had the effect OF GI of fhem
Ileis 80 ~. organisms that the n1aJoflty u S,,y
SaUM re "a Ja9d and that those which lived AssSi ~
tle,eloned- Montreal Standard
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THE ALGONQUIN.

ALGONQUIN. \ y Sept. Il (SpeciaD--Practicaily
all of the guests at the Algonquin have decided TO
remain until the close Of the season, on october /
Sor,,a of the Young men have formed hunting
narties and started for the woods to-day, that
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
THE RUISSEkUMoNT.

Isss Psacid. N Y, Sept. Il Cspecial)-A clam
a,ele on Moose Island one of the features OF
the week al the Ruisseanmont Hotel This was at
senaed by a number of the young people, who en-
soyed the experience Of eating CLAIMS. roasted corn
and bsoied chicken IN the Adirondack forests
Among those in the party who made the trip to
sz,e island and hack n Captain Henry Stevens's
launch the Neried, We're Mr. and Mrs James
Mrs w II Smith 1Ir. and Mrs. Ira L Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer 6. Prime ID, H D. Harri-
= Riley, W. z. Severance Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Mack, James Shea and s J. Pulford-
Ruisseaunont this week. Waldo z GUNNER made
shs "Trip up from 5aeS9nye: E. FI NJ n rna ms 6acL
dow, to meet her husband NJ. and Mrs Cum
.1Ss- Vtbo have q cottage at the Ruisseaunont are
among those who VIII remain until the closing OF
Mr and Mrs william Curtis Denorest and Nr-
and Mrs. George H. Wilson, Of New York. made
9srn1ont l1ev We're luncheon guests OF Mrs W
o Barclay, who has been spending me mes summer e ,
here day early IN the week A3oIhes + oL o,t
automobile parties arriving at the KulsSea
included Mrs John W Paris k-1 Mss Helen Paris ana
91Donneu IseTn and Rodney J. Iseltn. of New
4 -t,e Tveak Bicardo N Aronji, Of Panama, 2
relative Of the Panaman Minister 70 '4-e Cil-'eu
r7,r,rleT Of dinner parties have been given, one
Of the best being that by Mr: and MIS-; Ch9T!es
i F4fi8 Drescher Miss Vida DTescher and Theodore
I1rescher who have been spend1ng me summer d
Miss Kate D. AIiin and Miss Henrett9 ETee-
luncheon guests & o. 1ds lsS and and Theodore
fiy- Il and the Misses Ely were the luncheon
.esfs IS of Mr. and Mrs. c Danger and later IN
go --lseI- of Mrs Ely'E brother, z. 9 Eiy-
AT- ana Mrs. W E Hampton oI Nc" IoLiN
came up this week, have taken the COVE NJ t1o
4on's parents, Mr. and Mrs j W Hampton j. "a
Ne% s5ee William J. Kelly his son Edward Kelly
and the Misses Kelly, Who nave 1s1 al; ,.aa cor
New York
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
sTRoUDSBURG AUTUMN VISITORS.

Stroudsburg. Penn, Sept. i tSpecial}-This place
still has q large number Of city folk, many Of
when viii stay for the rest Of the month and part
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ore,. the naountnin roads since her

tho saddle going over the mountain roads since her
arrival here. - ,.... ~af5 q
Alexander H. Ffndlay, the golf player yEf,,a Paa
the AmpeTSa0d early In IN" week. w M
Henry Corhett. Of New York. who mas pten I.t
guest Of Henry H. Stern at Brightside coI'dBe' -
another golf player recently arrived mere
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
THE STEVENS HOUSE.

Lake Placid, \. Y. Sert- ID tSpecial) Some o.
.s ~ 4l,a Stevens House have this week
t,sed themselves by organizing parties 10 the fair
a+ Iolartsf1urg One such company included MI
end Mrs William & AIcEIroy, Miss Alice McElroy'
Miss May Oakley, Dr. William H Magll' w .
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid y. Y. Sept. Il (SpecaD.-The ap-
preaching close of the has had little effect
upon the social activities at the Grand View. The
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

FARMER. WORKING MANAGER-Afa
ried; no children: wife buttermaker care
or chickens, both competent. honest. sober
well recommended. care Of all animals
Call Advertiser. 394 East 42d 81.
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LADIES MAIDS English. Frerch Ger
man and Swedish: hairiressing: good
seatnstresSes; good references. Winthrop
Rureau. 65 West 2Sth ST. Phone 1882
3Sth.
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GOLD AND SILVER PLATERs.

LANDGRAF Mfg. Co. silversmiths; gold.
silver. nickel. repairing and Teplating;
sterling repairing and refinshiRg. Tel. 2003
Plaza. I13 East 59th ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

MAN -. wishes position with reliable
house, aggressive hustler; neat appear
ance. salary. O. Davis. New Lots ave.
Brooklyn,
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FOR SALE.

MAGNIFICENT upright piano. latest style,
Ike new. bargain; Chickering piano, SG5.
30 Willis ave.
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