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SARANAC INN.

sarauac Inn y Y. July 10 (SpeciaD.-The trips
made annually by the campers on the St Regis
chain Of lakes 10 this resort were begun this week
the first being made by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. = Wilton
Stuart who arc in camp at Forest Lodge. the
Upper 81. Regis camp of Mr.. StUarts father The
Trip from IN" - Regis chain through tho seven
carries with the fatigue of thu Journey broken by
luncheon az the Inn, makes delightful days out
Ing.
This week many Of the New York people who
have cottages here have been either returning
themselves welcoming friends Miss 4 I Mum
ing her parents Or. and Mrs. ] T. Mum Mrs
+ Stuart Foster arrived at the Inn this week Join
ing her son. +. w Foster and daughter Miss NJ
Foster. Mrs. J. W. Wallace and Miss r A Wal
lac~' who are here for tho season, were Joined by
Mr. and Mrs James Lencx Banks. ~ New York
who have spent many seasons al the Inn returned
this week, accompanied by their son. J. Lenox
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ". Rlagden have been en-
Pertaining Mt their camp near the inn Mrs W \
Cady. John r.. Lloyd and William NJ Tlovd ,oIreI
their sister, Miss Mary LLOYD NJ the Rirches and
ITar"y \ kudd joined his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
William = Rudd.
Philip NJ. Dunn arrived this week and onened
Camp Sunrise. near the inn. where he Is entertain
ing Mr. and Mrs W. II George and Miss George.
$ Wright Ward. of New York son OF DR.. $ r.
Ward. has been NJ Markham Point. his fathers
camp on the Upper Saranac short distance from
Welsh and George Skies. "
Harold Martin and William I. Richardson. who
nave been In camp on Raquctte Lake arrived at the
Inn ms week where they have been the guests OF
Carl +. Gould
Mrs Arnold H. Hord came back 10 the Eord cot
tlee' where she Will he joined later by Mr. Hord
Miss y. NJ Brown also arrived this week AT her
cottage. near the inn. and MIR. and Mrs E NJ
Bulkley, with a party of friends. arrived at their
cottage ~
lr. and Mrs. +. II. Humphreys. Miss HuIlphrevs
and f. = Humphreys made up one New York port,,
reaching the inn this week.
AR and MIS-. John r. Dunlap have returned 70
their camp near the inn. Mrs. Howard Fuckneu
mas Joined her husband in camp at Little pine
Point Il. $ Peabody is hack AZ Moss Rrc[ $50
and Mrs l.. y. Ralantine Moss Ledge DIR i
EmInet Holt has arrived Panther Point DR. :
tNpfr sui tit
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lenwood; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard NJ Montgomery
have large house party at Malcolm Lodge: Mrs.
Alexander Mercer Pell cntertains Mrs John Corhn
at the Mil cottage. and Mrs. George H. Taylor has
guests at Hal-Fawn
Colonel and Mrs Z. G. Anderson have n house
party at Maple Terrace. their guests being Mrs
Plat, ". r. Platt and Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Van
Note.
Mrs. George W. Guilds has come from her
California home. at South Pasadena and has taken
a suite OF rooms at the Berkeley Waiontha. She
Is accompanied by Miss Peterson. MIR. ana Mrs
W. d. Frishmuth, Of Philadelphia vino are yearly
visitors. have also returned to that house
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Farrelly Of New York are
In EchhcId for their first and at the
Bcrkeloy-Waiontha. Their three daughters. the
Misses Elizabeth, Catherine and Marie ride daily
with their brothers, Lawrence ana Philip.
Mr.. and Mrs James Herman Aldrioh. OF New
York among the weeks arrivals AT the Earl
inGtou
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Iseln Roberts and Mr. and
Mrs. Wism Albert Merrill, Of New York. who
motored through New England i'm June at
the Darlington for the season.
Miss Olive Drake Smith will join Nj and Mrs
Smith at the Fuller shortly. ana Miss Martha Knox
orr VIII also be added To the number Of gay
young people at that house. she comes to
join Mr. ana Mrs. Alexander NJ. Orr and David orr
Miss Bessie Wackerhagcn, of Mount Holyokc
Mass. formerly OF Brooklyn, is the guest of Mrs
John A. Shields ana Miss Shields the Tunniclitfe
cottage.
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THE WAWREEK

,N"W"eek' y. ~ July Is (SpeCiaD.-The tennis
players who each season mako the Wavrbaal, So
headquarters have this summer taken an aarI,
start with their series of tournaments The nnaIs
OF inc mems singles in one just closed were Won
ny br O. y WiShtman, of New York who ms
apartments at the Wawbeek for the season 7
i ISILiS' aiSo OF New York, was the runner-up DR.
Wightman has been as successful AZ hsbireI os 90
tennis and the other day returned from short
hShing expedition with n fine string of lake front
ihcludinS one weighing seven and half pounds
There is much interest In motor boating, al this
end OF the Upper Saranac Lake.
a. L. White. who is having IL fine new boatborsa
built AT his camp Deer Island has recantIv 80
chased new high power motor boat Dr. o. s
Nlshtman has his speedy power boat again tr
commission. 9''''' III
repairs and improvements about the camD oP
sherwood r. Ferris, on Deer Island are about com
tel' "''i Ny Ferrls, who returned from Europe
this week will occupy the camp with his faTTJI, i
few days. S III
Mr.. ana Mrs Siegbert Stratosch. OF New York
are al their camp opposite the Wawbeck
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THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid. y. Y. July 1S (speciap.-Throughout
the week patrons of the Grand View have been re-
turning in large numbers. one OF the arrivals was
". X Cowan, counsel for the Grand Trunk Rail-
road VINO is here with Mrs. Cowan for an extended
stay. Charles r. ". NcKclvey, OF New FORK. was
OF the patrons Of former years who came
pack this week TO the Grand View. Mr.. Nickel
vey Is accompanied by Mrs. MoKelvey and their
children and Miss Mildred Barteau, OF Delaware
Water Gap.
Another party OF New York people 70 roach the
Grand View this week included Mrs. +. ScharttleT,
c. A Scharttcr and a Scharttlrr. Charles Ians-
ing and Mr.. and Mrs W. r. NeuCs-Hnfar. Of New
York. also reached tho Grand View early in the
week.
There has been much interest in driving among
the guests at the hotel recently, and Mrs G. KIM
ball who IS back again with some Of her fine
horses. has spent much time going over the roads
about here
The fishing has been excellent and many ~ the
guests have brought IN large catches Of lake and
brook trout during tho week. J. O. Austin, OF
New York. is who has had the best luck
Tho series OF dances which have been feature
of tho summer AT the Grand View I'm recent years
have been resumed. ana number Of a." young
people participate in them. The enlarged dining
room IS of much satisfaction 10 tn" guests
ut the Grand View. The weekly card parties have
been started again. and many OF The old people as
we'll as the Young people stopping here find much
pleasure in them.
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PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths. n. Y. July IS (Specian re-
sort has been the objective point Of raan, auto
mobile touring parties this week
y number OF the new lesSees of Cottages and
camps about the hotel have been getting settled
Iol the summer this week, and several are nov,
entertaining friends. Mr.. and Mrs Henry T.
Dyer VINO have Camp Whileaway the calnD of +
paIch ana MIS- sister, on the Lower St Reeis
Lake. are entertaining there Miss Lillian ID Smith
anu MISS Gertrude Miller of New York Mrs
1tarehce Britton is entertaining Miss RosaIInd
Lake. go -'"O' 81 HeslS
Mts. ralph Barber and her daughter Mrs & II
ba'h' VINO are stopping at the hotel have n do,,
lhuch OF their time. Or. and Mrs f. L. TSrudea,
& are now located in their cottage near the hotel
Ht So peel entertaining friends this week w ~ II
Seohes' OF New York. who has one op the D.,
S"'''h cottages this season. is entertaining his
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THE AMPERSAND.

Ampersand. n. Y, July IL (SpeciaD.-Basebau
and golf are the sports about which the interest
of the young at the Ampcrsand centre this
summer They are determined that the Ampersand
shall be represented by OF the strongest base
bail teams in the mountains. and thus far the
team has justified all the expectations of it's man
ager Sherman Hill. of w. Il. HILL manager
Of the Ampersand by defeating the Saranac Lake
taam in the first game played. by a score of s to
6. Matches with Paul Smiths team and with the
Stevens House team are now being arranged
Melville +. Han. of New York. a member of the
Ampcrsand Golf team of several seasons ago came
UP from the city this week with a party of friends
and devoted the greater part of mis- time here To re-
newing his acquaintance with the links Mr. Han
cannot resist the charm OF the place and has
made arrangements To spend several weeks here
later In the season. Clinton NJ. BidwelI. who re-
Gently occupied the Overlook cottage, is another
enthusiastic golf player DR.. s. X. Newton and
W. X. Hill are great lovers of the game and have
played several matches this week Milton c. Work
who has been 20 the city. returned this week and
has taken up the game in earnest. Mrs. Work
who has also been TO the city for some time has
returned. In August Mr.. and Mrs. Work will on
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lI6 acres Of land and 800 Of land and water,
with a mile and half of shore front. Mr.. Hill,
who is looking for a camp site. went along the
front of the tract in launch with Mr.. Blake and
Mr. Potter, and much pleased with the loca-
tlon, which is exactly at the foot Of Mount White
face
a real estate transaction of much interest TO the
cottage people made this week that by which
George a. Stevens. proprietor Of the stevens
House sold TO the Placid Club tract OF about
forty acres Of land along Mirror Lake
The golf players have been busy on the links
this week. one of the most interesting OF the
numerous matches played that in which John
T Oakley and Sinclair TOUsey. of New York. de-
feated George Kingsland and George V McNay'
also of New York. in an exciting foursome by the
score of , up. William B. McElroy Is one Of the
Signal Hill cottage set who is playing especially
good golf this season on the Stevens House links
the other day he made the second hole. distance
of 400 yards. in strokes John s Naylor,
are also aTong the good players who are back this
season. Their" is considerable doubt as to who Is
the Junior golf champion of the Signal Hill cottage
colony. Allan Hardie, Of New York is being called
upon to defend his claim To the title.
Mrs Stephen II. Heating, of New YORK was one
Of the women golfers OF previous to return
the Stevens House this week. Mr.. Heating is
expected up later IN the season.
Mrs \. IT, Muller who has had apartments In
the hotel has leased the Henry Stevens cottage
for the rest OF the season. Mr.. and Mrs Pedro
Mora. of Havana. cuba. who have occupied the
Garden cottage. have with them their daughters
and their SON one Of the New York parties arriv
ing the Stevens House this week included Mr..
and Mrs. John Il. Cozzens. Mrs. !. II. tozzons and
the Misses Estellc. Anna r. and Madeline Cozzeus,
week. joining ". II. Russell Harry V. Bradford.
who has been instrumental In securing tho release
by the state OF number Of elk I'm the woods about
here. arrived at the Stevens House early in the
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AT THE EDGEWOOD INN.

Greenwich Conn. July 10 (SpeciaD-A glance
over recent pages Of the register the Edgewood
Inn shows the following arrivals: Mrs. w d.
Moore Miss Marian Horton, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
l.. Perkins, Mrs. William r. Couch. Mr.. and Mrs
+. T. Holmes. Mrs. J. V. L. Adde. Mrs. G.. A.
Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Clark, Richard w
T. Barnes. William NJ Horn, Edmund L. DcvoI
Mr. and Mrs Alfred NJ. Rau Mrs Thomas IL
Whitney, Mr. and Mrs l.. r. Robinson Miss T.
y. Scoville, Mrs r.. T. Waters. Mrs. Essie l.. Cook
II. Waters Mr.. and Mrs. L. l., Treaiwen. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l. Goodwin S h. Thorpe, Miss l. c.
Thacher. Harold Fammer. William H. Fammer
J. w. Brewer. r. f. Aitken. Mr.. and Mrs r. w
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. II. milford. Miss milford.
Mrs. Henry Datcr, jr., Miss Moffett Mrs. A. W.
Pond, Miss Lee, Lee A. Agnew, Martin l.. Boutl-
Her Of New York city Mr. and Mrs. r l.. Cole
man. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Salmon. Mrs. II. Sweet
land, II. H. Salmon, jr.. Mrs. William B. Wilkins.
of Brooklyn; Fred T. Bradley Miss Mary L. Mer-
sick, Miss Mary +. Law. II. II. Benedict jr,. of
New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M HOdgem.
Thomas NJ. Hodgem, jr., OF Butte, Mont. r. Percy
Schenck. of Jersey city; Mr.. and Mrs William
Disston of Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T..
Stevens II. n. Stevens of Plainfield Mr.. and Mrs.
r. T. Spencer and Harvey Spencer. of Orange; G.
Elliott Spencer, of Newark: Mr.. and Mrs. A l..
Kelley. of Providence Mrs Wesson and Miss Wes-
son. of MOntclar; Mr.. and Mrs c. \. briggs and
II. |. briggs. of Waterbury.
Among the weeks entertainments have been the
dinners given by Mrs. J. T.. Latin and Mrs. r. A.
Cowles. The singing of Mrs. Esse Lyons Cook of
New York q feature IL the sunday svsnins,
musical
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THE WINDSOR.

E1izahethtowa. y Y, July % tSp4rfaD-sincs
tho arrival of the orchestra the daily concerts and
N" dancing in the evenings have added much 10
H." Eayety at The Windsor.
The new holes on the Cobble E.u GOLF co,-ss
were formally opened on July ID. and the eathusi-
asi.i crowd which played pronounced them grear
success.
The most successful guests with rod and lines
ms week have been Miss and NJ Iastv Who
caught several fine strings OF brook trout
I1' driving colony has been materially strength
entd by the arrival OF Mis-. T. MAYER Who brought
tA.-' line horses and several traps
y 4 kliT'y has arrived with his mother ard
SISTER and has Joined the baseball contingent,
judge William J. Kelly and family have taken
judicial cottage which mas for fourteen successive
seasons 0esn occupied 10y a Supreme Court Justice
CtheF recent arrivals at the Windsor are judge
tiehfF y titerSleeve II. VI. Brictiu + \ cole
MI and Mrs y Hayward Mrs g. Z. Croker
thr Misses shaw and BVttrsck. Olive " carey.
Hiss Grace Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs William H.
t"'in, the Misses Seymour and Mrs. 2 J. Ran
cour, OF New Work.. and y. II. Gaeblsr and son and
Robert krernhcrper. OF Berlin. GERMANY
Mr.. and Mrs K. - Rider and Mrs Woodrow
Wilson are among recent arrivals ar psers Head
Inn Mr. and Mrs. Rider caught lo-- trout az ths
dam on the Eaquet River. in this VILLAGE Monday.
which weished four pounds.
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II T OUTDOOR SPORTS ABSORB ADIRONDACK VISITORS. 81

tertain at wigwam cottage Mrs Grace Gebb'e VIE
derseim ,.,.o. ,tiss
Mrs Joshua Rhoades and her daughter; MISS
Anna L. RhoadeS have been entertaining MIS- ~
c. McCaIlam this week at Lakeside cottage
Charles Mcknight, who has been tho guest UI
otis Chds at the hotel returned TO the city eaI!y
in the week. but he has planned to return iater III
the season. $1,000 49,,
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Ketcham and daughter nave
this week been the guests of Mrs. G. A Lee MI.
and Mrs S. II. Parsons and daughter are ai7'
visiting Mrs. Lee -,
Mrs Albert c. Abbott. of New York. VINO mas
been here visiting her daughter. Mrs George a
Brownell has started European tlp- va
her return she viii! spend the month OF September
at the Ampersand. Charles N. Werner was orc
of the New York men who Joined the tent colony
at the AmpeTsand this week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Floyd-Jones have been en-
Pertaining at Camp Massapequa- on the shore OF
the Lower Saranac Lake, near tho Ampersand. Il
party including Mr. and Mrs. G.. p Morgan MIS-
F. Stevens and Mrs. NJ j. Asch The party were
entertained at dinner at the Ampersand one even
ing this week by Mr. and Mrs. FIOyd-JOnes- The
others have returned to the city, but Mrs. stevens
remains the guest of Mrs. Floyd-Jones.
j. G.. Patterson, who has been spending the week
at the Ampersand, had excellent luck hshinS'
catching lake trout weighing twelve pounus-
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brother. Thomas Stokes. Mr. Stokes has rs.a.
one OF the hotel launches for his s,p,1
Frank f Faulkner, of New York has beAn a. -
hotel this week saperintendin the prelIro,Do-'
work upon the erection of a new canp br1Jty
on the Lower st. Regis, near the hotel p
Crawford of New York, has been at Camn c.
ford. on OSgood Lake, this week with his bro.L
in-iaw, r. \. NallandinGhaIn.
The Rev F. Z. StUrges, who opened the s,,r,-
services in The li:tle mountain church OF ST Tob
in-the-Widerness last Sunday has reserved sn.
ments ~ Paul Smiths for the summer. Durfnr 80
week the clergyman has been in rough ann -
Mountain Pond with H. A. Henrlques a'
MI ana Mrs c. ]. Hawkins of New York ~. 4.
rough camp on Ossood River r. IT. Hunter ~ -
arrived this week. Joined friends among thu 80.
tagers. w w McAlpin. of New York yvLo ~
leased ms camp WyndOver, Spithre Lake =
Ny. and Mrs H. p. Talmadge for the season 10 %
been spending several days at the hotel n y,
Patterson and his son George were among ~ u
VINO returned 10 Paul Smiths this week ana 80
served accommodations for the season. r.
Inc fishermen have been bringing in sor,s =,
strings OF brook and lake trout this week ~
george FaleS Baker, who is "A enthusiastic -. -.
that sport as he is over autOmobiling caught .
eraI lake trout weighing three and four no,1J
L. NJ Patterson and Hammond Lee Harding L
also met with good luck. Another who has 80
big catches is Harrison G. Otis Ds
The baseball players satisfied thew s7s v,,.
TO have one of the strongest teams that has -
represented this resort, and they are devo,tr
much time to practice. DR.. James Miller Who IS
done such good work at first base in seasons na.s
will again captain the team. S
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UNDERCLIFF.

Lake Placid. \. y. July - (Speciap. rest
full influence OF UndTrclif has drawn many to its
camps this week Among those who have avaiIed
themselves of the opportunity for pleasurabIe
summers outing are Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Dulwebor
and @. Vaughn Baker. Of New York Mrs. {. j..
ketcham is entertaining friends at of the cot
tages G. II. Stowe is another who has a small
party of guests here
Professor T. r. Crane dean of Cornell ITniver-
sity. camd hSfe on Monday to visit his daughter.
Miss Fredercka Crane who is the guest of Mrs.
Walter c. Kerr and the Misses Kerr Miss Laura
Hedrick is entertaining party of friends ut the
Bungalow. Or. Charles +. Alton recently enter
tanned the Rev William Martin Sidener and Alex
nnlnr Cnmnheu Mrght MilnN-
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Pay much attention TO boating and swimming.
Miss Spies. daughter Of Mrs. William A. Spies of
New York Is Of the young women tennis play
ers here this summer.
Mrs. c. \. Newborry Joined here this week
by her son. 4. G. Newberry, Of ST. Johns Mill
tary School Miss z. S. Welsh arrived this week
as the guest Of Mrs. G. J.. higgins at Camp COL
burn. =. J SOlari arrived early in the week, join
ing his sister. Miss N e Solari and Miss c. NJ.
Steven, of New York, whom she is entertaining at
Camp Overlook.
The fishing was never better in the lake and the
brooks about the Inn than at The present time and
several of the guests have had exceptionally good
luck Mr.. and Mrs. Philip L. Coyle. who devote
much time to the sport. have made especially
good catches.
Mountain climbing IS popular with the Inn
guests this season in seasons past. Among those
who made the ascent Of Mount Whiteface this
week was Miss Cean /. Wales. of New York. who
is here with Mrs. c. y. Newberry.
Mrs c. p. Logan is OF the New York women
at the Inn who devote much time to golf. Her
husband is also one Of the good players here.
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THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin. y. Y. July IS (SpeciaD-Another 81
the Algonquin cottages occupied for the
has with him the Misses Isl and Lucia Sloan.
They VIII be joined later IN the season by a party
OF friends.
John II. RiedeU. who I'D from New York
this week 10 Join his friend. Edward Thedford.
the Algonquin, has had some very good luck fish,
Ing. taking several fine strings of pickerel and
bass
Mrs. VI. J. Asch. mother of Mrs. ". Chauncey
Floyd-Jones, who has camp by. has taken
apartments AZ the Algonquin. Mrs Floyd-Joues
recently caught string or fish. including a pick
erel weighing seven and one-halr pounds.
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THE RUISsEAUMONT.

Lake Placid, n. Y, July q (SpeclaD.-One of the
seaumont was the opening of the grill room, which
has come to be Of the most thoroughly enjoy
able features of the summer life at the Ruisseau-
mont. Il made the occasion of a Jolly party,
which thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended.
The horseback riders at the RuisseaumOnt no
longer satisfied with the short rides about the i'm
mediate vicinity Of the hotel have this week been
taking rides Of several days duration to distant
points throughout the mountains. Mr.. and Mrs.
Royal c. Boiling. of New York. who this week
arrived at the RuisseaumOnt, joining there their
friends. Mrs. Thomas W. Hyde and Miss Hyde.
are fond of horseback riding and gave up several
days Of the week to a trip to ST. Huherts, going
through Keene Valley.
Several of the women at the Ruisseaumont have
taken up mountain climbing this week the most
notable undertaking being that of Miss ". d. Pea
body and Miss Hyde, who took tramping eXpedi-
ton to the top of Mount Marcy. They went pre-
pared to spend several days in rough camp.
r. J. Avery, who is of the patrons Of several
years at the Ruisseaumont, returned early this
week and opened his cottage for the summer Mrs
c. / Danger who another of the cottagers
TO return, was accompanied by Miss Eleanor
Hamill.
Tennis is Of the principal Dastimes at the
Ruisseaumont Mrs. \. W. Parsons and Mrs. w
II. Whiting among he New York women here
who especially good players.
Some of the Ruissea umont guests have found
considerable sport in the fishing and a number Of
large catches have been made.
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THE STEVENS HOUSE.

Lake Placid. n. y, July 10 (SpeciaD.-Automobl
parties arriving in Lake Placid this season
in seasons past making the Stevens House their
headquarters James y. Hill. Of James J. Hill
and vice-president Of the Northern Pacific Rail
road was at the head of automobile party
reaching the Stevens House this week He
conlpanied by T. A Gardner and @. Y. w. Duryce.
and at the hotel the party was Joined by Alonzo
Potter, p relative of Bishop Potter. who has been
here several days in connection with matters per-
tanning TO the disposal of lands owned by the
bishop at the head Of Lake Placid. The bishops
tract of which a. L. Blake has charge, includes
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NORTHWOODS INN.

Lake Placid \ y. July 13 (SpeCiaD because
the Northwoods Inn is hl!ins rapidly and tn"
eugacclnerts are SO many for the rest OF this
month the proprietor of tho inn has been com
PEELED 10 have plans prepared for cottage annex.
work on which will begin within two three
weeks. This VIII greatly increase the capacity OF
the house Several of the guests have been on
gagiug in mountain climbing this week =. H. Mich
OILS. =. +. Hickey and W. II. Barnes made up one
party making the trip to tho top Of Mount White
face Recent New York arrivals at the inn include
Miss Amy O. White. Mrs. o. u. Fainter. A. C.
Wiley. J. NJ. Campon, Lillian Il. Crane, Frances
T. Carter. Miss Mary l. KavauauGh. Charles Z.
Collins and DR. J. Y smith
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LAKESIDE INN.

Lake Placid y Y. july ~ GpeciaD.-A party Of
guests from the inn. headed by g. g. Fox. ana in
GLIDING Mrs. Fox, Mr.. and Mrs Frishc. Mr.. and
Mrs EIsou G. NJ. Dandroth Randolph Dunn. Mr.
and Mrs. Warning, Antonio Wariug Frederick
smith Miss Dauforth and Mrs Danforth, joined
I'm a talIy-ho ride 10 the Cascade Lakes day
this week Another party. headed by g. NJ Hon
man. made the ascent Of Mount Whitcflce. and
still another climbed to Eagles Eyric. Recent
rivals at the inn include De Kyle d Smith. David
Coulter, Miss Ethel Hale. Mr.. and Mrs. G. +.
Frsbic, Frederick Smith, g. Malcolm Danforth,
Randolph Dunn. Antonio Warning, the Misses Has
ford, the Rev. W. -. Noonan Robert Rider and.