Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-14
ACKNOWLEDGES.
OF The Star.

| Special Correspondence of The Star.
LAKE BONAPARTE. n. Y. July u. 1907.
| While strictly not what might be termed
a resort item. nevertheless of much more
| than ordinary interest to the thousands of
guests at the cottages and hostelres
| throughout this region the Catholic Sum
mer School will meet for it's annual ses-
| sion at Bluff Point. near Plattsburg. this
year. Bishop O'Gorman of Sioux Falls
, will be in attendance at the school 1t is
further announced that Archbishop IRELAND
of st. Paul will deliver address upon
the opening of the school. OF course, every
body is willing to believe that it is the arch
bishop himself who is to be honored with
| the next red hat for America. but the
school officials at Plattsburg. if they know,
will not tell. To quote Bishop Burke of
Albany. who is here for few days. ct
is very likely that they do not know"
Father Zimmerman. who is here as
cicerone for number of Georgetown Uni
versity, Baltimore and Boston College stu
dents. and whose record as an angler was
mentioned in this correspondence of last
week. has more than made good his prom
competition. AS a matter of fact Father
Zimmerman has had almost wonderful sue
cess. and old-time Izaak Waltons are
searching about for a reasonable expfana
ton. When Father Zimmerman is asked
how he does it," which query is put to
him perhaps half a hundred times a day
he always replies, with sort of serious
smile: The catching of fish is Silence
my child; and to comprehend science one
must study. Original research is good TO
the mind: get your fishing spoon and hooks
and go out for fish: never mind the beauti-
full Scenery-Study that some other time
And then, as likely as not, Father thinner
man will go down and get into his dinky
little fat-boat. pull out couple of hundred
yards from shore. and in hour or two
land a monster pickerel. has done
nine times within the past two weeks, OF
d. mess of black bass that is sufficient 70,
an entire meal for his large party of stu
dents Father Zimmerman invariably fishes
all alone.
AT the various resorts throughout the
mountains are the following arrivals:
At Saranac Lake-From Washington. Mr..
Clark. Vincent Clark. Samuel Fe!sheim
Mrs. T. Rodman. John Rodman. Il. Hessler
and family, From Baltimore. Capt, Henry
b. Megs and Mrs. Meigs Miss Lulu Rus
sell and maid. Miss Lulu Bitters and maid
At Lake Placid-Dr. Lipmann of Balti-
more, DR.. John Keller of Richmond and
Charles Whitney of Washington and Al
exandria.
At keene Valley-Henry Silver and fam
lily of Washington.
At st. Hubert's-Wiliam T. O'Brien of
Norfolk Emmett Dale of jamestown the
Misses frankie and Gladys Wilson of Bal
timore and Annapolis
At Paul Smith and cottages on ITpper ST
-.egis Lake-Rev Daniel Shaughnessev of
OF Deer Park. Miss Getmann and maid of
Baltimore. Samuel Pike of Harvard Uni
versity and Washington, Miss Sarah Tate
of Chevy Chase.
AT Blue Mountain Lake-Col and Mrs
Hayes of Washington.
At Bluff Font-Capt. Fl. G. Ledger
French army; the Misses Delinia Sugaro
and Amonita Favro of the American Girls
School. Rome. Italy; MIR. and Mrs Der
man +. Reynolds of Baltimore, William H.
Bennett of Charlotte. N. c.; Charles T.
Bennett of Baltimore, Miss Henrietta Ben
nett of South Baltimore. DR.. Vernon Gray
Of Washington.
At Lake Clear-I Isaacs of Baltimore and
S. Marks of Alexandria.
At Saranac Inn-Prof Desmond of
Georgetown
At Schroon Lake-T. Mathews of Wash
ington.
It Worthwhile. in camp-Keneth Sallenger
Herbert Davis, James Redfeid Harry VIII
liam Wilder. Norris Nells and Philip La
mora of Washington.
At Cranberry Lake-The Misses Gale and
Shields of Baltimore.
At Little Upper Lake, the guests of Rev
David Helms of Albany. Mrs. Peter Helms
of Cumberland. Md. and Mrs Nolen Gates
of Jacksonville Fla.
At RaGuette River-Thomas Francis
Meagher of Richmond.
At Bog Rivcr-Marshall Holman Wash
tngton.