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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-05

Remember" said the serious pa
tr1ot, that you are making history"
We'll" answered Senator Sorghum,
I'll do my best. But history is like
most results of human endeavor.
never yet saw any made to suit every
bOdy.''+Was hington Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-05

her.
IT should say he isl Why, that man Is
so personally sensitive that he can tell II
a single one OF the $500 pores that fill
the average inch of human skin isn't in
working order."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-05

EAOI NEEDS II.
There is one comforting reflection
about the case of the Kansas man VIII,
lost $4,000 on a fake fight in the cas-
the Kansas man could spare it, ant
the east needs the money.-Ottaw;
Herald.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-05

ct suppose you are a little anxious
about how your forthcoming speech will
be received" said the friend
mot at ALL" answered the old cam
paigner; ST know beforehand. My friends
will all say 1t is good and my enemies
will all say 1t is bad."-Washington Star
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-05

"A
Looks to me like this is a Wall
street robber trust. high finance, made
to-order panic, gotten up to discredit
Roosevelt, while frightening the people
away from him." said a Democrat this
mornin", land if I was sure of this
would be for the president for another
term" he concluded.-El Dorado Re
publican.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
AT THE SOMERSET INN.

BarnardsvIlle y. J.. July (SpeciaD.-The
Fourth of July celebration at Somerset Inn was
held as usual this year at the golf club house.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. T. Mccain. on the way
to Greenwich, Conn. In their automobile, visited
My and Mrs. Leon Albeit night
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hubbard of New York. ar
rived on Wednesday for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Clare and Master Holmes
Glare. OF New York. have taken a suite Of rooms
for the season.
Mr. and Mrs John Terhune and Mrs. ". r. Dun
can of Long Branch. we're automobile visitors on
MIR. ana Mrs. Charles S. Rees. of New York ar
rived on Friday. Mrs. w. W. Beadleston and Ran
dolph Beadleston. of New York. weekend
visitors.
Mr. and Mrs Warren y. Trusdeu gave a birth
dnv marty for their grandson. Master Warren Trus-
dell Stewart Friday.
Mrs q. L. ForuCn, q. Lsle FOrman and Master
Forman are spending some time at the inn.
Miss ]. X. Doremus. of Montclair, was a week
end guest of MIR. and Mrs. Robert L. Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs O. NJ. Gregg, of Brooklyn. arrived
on Saturday for the
Mr. and Mrs w. y. Lockwood. of Netherwood
came over OF Monday night with party of nine
TO dine at the Inn
Mrs. L. II. Rogers and Mrs. r. NJ. Lowther, Of
Brooklyn. have taken a suite OF rooms for an ex-
tended visit
Mrs Margaret I. Hopper and Miss Hopper. OF
New York, are making their initial visit TO SOmer-
set Iun arriving Tuesday a long stay.
Count de Garets. of Paris, is at the inn for .
Eisit OF some length
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

Miss Charlotte Ludsley, Miss Laura NJ Iinds-
ley. and Messrs. Eldridso and Lawrence Lindsey.
Of East Orange have arrived at the OntwOOd for
the summer.
Miss Cook, OF Flushing n. j.. has arrived at tho
Ontwood for the summer
Mrs. Nj r. Redding and Miss Taylor. Of New
York City, will spend the summer at the Pocono
Mountain House. Mrs. Redding has been yearly
visitor to this house for nearly thirty years
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles = Brown and the Misses
Brown. OF brooklyn, are season guests at the
Pocouo Mountain House The Misses Brown are
enthusIaslc tennis PLAYERS ana have been success
fu in their efforts 20 catch trout AZ the preserves
the grounds OF the house.
y. W. Cornet, Of Bangor. Ne, IS among tie re-
cent arrivals at the Pocono Mountain House
Frederick Davis. who is connected With tho
United States Customs Service and Mrs Davis, OF
Jersey City will be at the Belmont FOR several
weeks
Mrs J. S Bu'st of Morrlstown. IS st the Meadow
side for a stay Of several weeks.
Miss NJ Parkin OF New York city, vii remain
several weeks Mt tho Belmont.
Alfred Eckhoft OF New York City is recent
arrival at the Belmont
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
ON THE ST. LAWRENCE.
Many Visitors IN Thousand Islands
RegiOn.

FrOntenac. July 6.-Dr and Mrs. NJ J. Echever-
Kirk cottage at Island Fron:enac.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter S Carter. OF New York are
their cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Peck ana family. OF
New York. are here for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Hubert Van Wagenen and family.
II. \. Richardson Of Dover. Del. q member of
the Frontenac Yacht Club. and owner OF the
launch Priscilla, Will not occupy his cottage hero
this summer. but Will remain NJ Santa Barbara
Cal
Mr.. and Mrs. EIihu 3. Root. Of New York are
again at Hotel Frontenac. are J. ". Friend and
Walker Of Pittsburg. Mr.. Friend has yacht
this year. which IS expected tho river.
Among New Workers recently registered at the
Hotel FroUtenac are John X. Van WOrmor T. "
ScoviI. + II. Hooke. r. H. Higgins. B. L. Has
kins. Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Barstow, Mrs. c. NJ.
Menker. Miss Carrie Clarke. r. i. Miner. Jordan
Brown, Anthony Stump AIr and Mrs. :. A JOY
r. B. Esterhook. W. T. Purdy, Mr. and Mrs T. r
Payne. Mr. and Mrs. c. i. HaZen, Mr.. and Mrs.
i. s Cox. /. + Ptersou. u. II Piersou w II
Peck + i. Schenckl Miss Dorothy Schencd ".
L. Beals. ". II. Riggs, Forrest Rayuor \. =
SpnthOn, F. L. Russell, George H. Hartmann.
Walter Albertson, Mr. and Mrs. S. x. Gladstone.
Dlr. and Mrs. ". II. Tsppan, Mr.. and Mrs A w
roe Dyer, I. j. Tower. jr II. J. Duryea a J.
Warren, J. {. Emery, Mr.. and Mrs X J. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs 5. u. Scudder. Il H. Jones' j. J..
Randall. tr.. William J. Mills. jr. Mr. and Mrs
A. K. Wood. Edward Cohen, William J. Bots Rus
sell Armstrong. Mr.. and Mrs. S w Randall. Mr..
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
sTR0UDsBURG VISITORS.

Stroudsburg, July 6 (SpecaD.-The greatest in
fux of guests Of the season came on the Fourth.
The hotels and boarding houses kept busy
eerving special dinners and accommodating guests.
This year the hotels have been busy from the
opening Of the season, and some persons have
found difficulty in getting accommodations at tho
hotels oH their choice.
The links Of the Country Club were the Mecca
for golfers the Fourth Several old rivals met
70 ~sttIe disputed titles. and the Day made
one Of memorable interest The golfers from the
Gap were OUT in force and were given hearty
welcome by the local players.
Baseball drew the record breaking crowd. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed as the team from
stroudsburg and the from Nazareth tied
for first place in the Blue Mountain League The
battle was a holly contested one both in the
Ing and ia The afternco..
Mr.. and mrs II Champion, II FrooI-lsn, have .r-
rived at Churlegh Inn to spend a part of the
season
TIE Highland Inn On a motor tour from New
York sAd Here accompanied on the trip TO Phila-
delphia by Miss Campion and Miss Alice f. Sul-
Mrs Fenstermacher and Roy Fenstermacher. Of
Brooklyn, at the Prospect House. where they
have sDen, their summers for q numlel OF years.
Late arrivals at Highland Inn +. =. Hans
ford, Miss Mary +. Harvey. Miss Sara \. Harvey,
W. S. Kimbal, Mr and Mrs J. a Beck Miss Cam
ZION and Miss Alice r. Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Harding and family, of
Brooklyn. have arrived at the Maplehurst for the
season
Among the auto parties TO arrive at Highland
Dell this week in which James
Henry the Manayunk manufacturers and Mrs.
Henry, and Commissioner Robert Mcneil and Mrs.
Mcneil of Philadelphia
George Fullerton, Of Brooklyn, IS spending a
short vacation at this resort
The Misses Mary and Sarah Hewlett, OF Brook
Iyn are at the Mapehurst, enjoying the drives
through old Monroe.
Mrs c. Melville of New York City. is q Prospect
guest this
Mrs J. p Mckinney. 5r., OF Brooklyn has ar
rived al the Prospect for stay during the hot
months.
Mrs KrLse and Master Frederic, irusc of
Brooklyn, are again at tho Prospect House. where
they have not miesed season In many years.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

and Mrs W. G. Meir Mr.. and Mrs J. ]. Randall.
Miss Florence Mills. G.. l. Lewis. Mrs J. Nerad.
A. r. Bartoo. J, G. Walworth j. H. DOws, Stephen
Roach, Mrs. MACPHERSON, Miss Eme!ine Roach,
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Tate, Mr.. and Mrs s. W.
Stockwel. Miss stockwell. Mrs Albert Flake. Mrs.
J. p. Shaw, a. o. Beebe, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Har-
din. Charles Milne. Mr.. and Mrs. l. PedrOza. Mr..
and Mrs. L. II. Hyde, Mrs. George Humphreys.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Clark. Edgar A Van Syke. Mrs.
c. A. Buskee and Mr.. and Mrs. David Hochstadt.
Mr.. and Mrs G. q. Emery. Of New York. at
Calumet Island, of Clayton
New Workers. recently registered at the Hotel
Columbian include: Mr.. and Mrs. Alan NJ. Cohen.
w. J. Neeley Mr.. and Mrs +. H. HgIey DIR. and
Smith. Mr and Mrs Harry T. Blood. William
Cauenstein, John II. Martin, Miss Martin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Z A. Howe, Mrs. and Miss Gilmore, Miss
Pamela NJ. LONyIie and Mrs Thomas II. Lowria
At Hotel Wellesley Alexander J. Lindsay Mr..
and Mrs. J. TTaukenbauscu. y. =. Thompson, Mrs.
D. Thompson, Ralph Thompson Miss Grace T.
Thompson, Miss Anna Conroy. Miss Julia B. Miles,
Il II. Miles, Miss Kathryn A Marian. T. A Aus
TN and j. b. Anderson. New York
Stopping Rt Alexandria Bay ara Mr.. and Mrs L.
Millhauser. MT and Mrs II Rannan MI ana Mrs
F. 4. Young. Miss a y. Dash Mr. and Mrs J.
b. Dash, Mr.. and Mrs f. ID. MaCManus. Arthur
Young, Lewis Young Miss Mag,qlen I-tlev Mics
Ddna Ctey. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ferris Joseph
WOLF T. J. Danish, Henry George Mr. and Mrs
bradbury. 6. Bailey, l. NJ Hart Fenton Taylor.
Gardner Mr.. and Mrs. l. "A FrankeI Maurice
Bracker. Or. and Mrs. RosenbIok Dr. and Mrs
II. X IAndeman, Mr., and Mrs. $ r. Carter, Mr..
and Mrs Z. &. Campbell! Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. FL
mer. A. Sarnel. y. Holstein Mr. and Mrs A "
Meyers. Miss Bertha Uutermeir J. T. Curran w
II. Welsh. M and Mrs J. II. HannIng A p Par
too. benjamin Gurtz. Mr.. and Mrs. q, II. Rivers
Mr. and Mrs + a. RuckeI. !. g.. Kissam F. +
Fickweu. Mrs. II. ". Crimmns. = q. NIubury
and L J. Muken. OF New York
Hudson =. Rose. Of New York has his now cot
tage completed near Alexandria Bay Tho island
Is named Rosette Isle and is prettly located.
Other new homes IN this vicinity owned bv
Ccmmodore + O. Bourne. New York. ard T. r
LaughlIn. Plttsburg. whose handsome new steam
yacht Corona is the talk of tho upper St. Law
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
IN THE BERKSHlRES.
Much Entertainment for Fourth of
JHIY Ueek.

Lenox Mass. July (SpeciaD-AIany persons
came 10 T-,ox for H., -rf7av This vral, a,1 ,b-
was huch social activity and great amount or
entertaining for the members of the various house
Dort,e4 Naorr,. al of W.. o,+.,,,,-s r,7 t-,7r,e.
t,,r, e .. - -, -, -,
4O'4 u SovSIS over tIr ouIh It largest gamer
ings being az Erskne Park. the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Westinghouse. and at Elm Court the
as+e,o - NJ =, u ,,-,,5- ~ .-,- -
" ' anu -I''- "'-i'' ~ "'''''S' ii'--S0
parties We're also entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
Richard c. DiXey. at TanEiew0od; Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Folsom at sunnysid-; Mrs. Henry \.
Cram, al Hishwood Mrs Carroll - Jackson. at
Overlee; Mr. and Mrs. tiirauc Foster. at Belle
IohtaIne' and Spencer p Shottcr at Shadow
Brook The holiday was notaHle Tor the number
OF picnlcs and for the general display of fireworks
in the evening The exhibitions O., IN. Sloane ana
Westinghouse places being particularly tine
I-ehoN society Went over to the Ptttsheld Country
cub this afternoon To se@ -Ae gymkilana games on
the broad lawns fronting The clubhouse. David 7.
Dana, master OF hounds ot tie BERKSHIRE Hunt
vas on2 Of those 10 tax. part Waiter L. Cutting
exhibited his trained ball which made a sensation
wheC first shown at the syuakh.ra games in
l4enoN three years Miss JuI.au3 Cutting Miss
Rosanlond DiA-y. Miss Jess5ca Bishop. Miss Kath-
crime Peck and Charles Astor D-5steF Nav-bnId
Morris, Chester Burden rQl T,rfarr Y shaw and
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Frothiuchaul also took mart
Luncheon served on the Grub 1a zzas following
the Games.
MT. and Mrs George r. Blake. who have tEen
at Wellesley for two months returned 10 I,enox
this week and are at Pine Needles fer he rest Of
the year.
Mr.. and Mrs Anson Phelps stokes have boen
guests at the Curtis Hotel mis- vreal, ana trora ia
reason 70 believe that thev will BE- among the per-
manent Lenox Cottagers this season since Mr.
Stokes lost his leg in a runaway accident WALLS
riding about his Shadow Brook estate eleven Years
ago. the family have been here only OCCASIONALLY
and Mr.. Stokes only az rare intervals Last winter
Mrs Stokes built n villa on +ra yvasr sr,ora NJ aka
Mahkeenac with the idea OF leasing It II remains
unoccupied and Mr. and Mrs stokes VIII nrobablv
spend greater portion OF The season there
Nj and Mrs. Frederick : Delafeld are entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs Charles p Williams OF Stou!nz-
ton Conn
Mr. and Mrs J. Woodward Haven flst returned
from abroad are +ba s,aa-s ~ Nrs ITa,--
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
AT EDGEW00D INN.

Greenwich. Conn. July (SpecaD.-The recent
arrivals at the EdEewood Inn include Mr.. and
Mrs. l. NJ Lockwood. Edwin J. Conley, L. h
Black, a. w. Powell Richard ". +. Barnes, Ken
meth L. Barnaby Mrs. J. f Chamoerlin, Miss
Chamhern. Mr. and Mrs w r. +. Moore, Mrs.
j. = Latin, Miss Ella Latin. Dr. and Mrs. l.. l..
Danforth, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney L. Smyth. Miss
Marian L. Smyth, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Russell.
Isaac p, Smith Miss Juliet Smith. y. w. Powell.
Jacques l.. Bolssee, Mrs. r. Z. Aitken Miss II. @.
Altken, Mrs. w. A Northrup Mrs. Joseph Hail.
Arthur L. CraEn, Thomas l.. Gllroy il. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. s. Meldrum George Orvis. L. =. Tolcutt.
Tappan Fairchild Mr.. AMI Mrs T. r. Dashiell,
Mrs George Hencken. Miss Hancken Miss f. d.
Gordon, l.. q. Babbage, T.. q. . ORelly, Mr. and
Mrs. j. W. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Stewart.
Mrs ]. V. l.. Addle Mrs G. a. Freeman, Mrs.
T. Soule Mrs. w. y. Moore Miss 7. s. Moore,
Miss A. Il. Moore, Miss Marian Horton. Miss
Ethel Daley, ]. NJ. Marble. l. \. Soils A. i. Hunt,
jr., OF New York, Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Van
Rensselaer,. Edwin A. Durant, OF Albany. Mr.. and
Mrs. V. X. Schenck. of Jersey city; Mr. ana Mrs.
E Ponvert and Ellie PonvcTt. of CienfuegOs; Mr..
and Mrs Russell Frost and Russell Frost, jr., OF
South Norwalk; Mrs. u. L. koon and Miss koon.
of Washington; Z. II. Butler, Miss Butler A. G.
Powell, John Wilson and Miss Edwyn. of Phila-
dephia: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Schuers, Martin
Chambers Of Providence; Mrs :. Swift Miss :.
u. Van Anden Mr.. and AIrs. Irwin Smith and
Miss Lois Smith, Brooklyn; Mrs F. \. Schirmer.
Miss Margaret Schirmer, Walter Schrmer and
Cyrus sehjrmer Of Boston
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
ON POC0NO PLATEAU.
Many Enjoying the Delights of Life
There.

Mount Pocono. Penn. July 6 (speciaD.-The Po-
como resort houses never did themselves more
credit than when they entertained the great crowd
that sought the mountains 10 spend the Fourth
away from the crowd and the noise.
Mr.. Ivison proprietor Of the Montanesca, spared
no expense 70 make the entertainment of his
guests the most delightful they had ever had. The
grounds were set with colored lights In the even
Ing and in the space beyond experts entertained
the guests with all the beautiful displays In tho
calendar Of pyrotechny. The interior Of the hotel
and the dining roam wero abla2e with emblematic
decorations Of the day.
The Pocono Mountain House is entertaining large
numbers Of guests. who delighted with the
walks through the rhododendrons and by the trout
preserves. The little lakes have been beautiiied
by rustic summer houses and bridges. The guests
find them ideal r1aces for restirg IN the shade OF
the trees. The riding academy is becoming a pop
uiar feature Of the house.
The Ontwood has a number Of popular guests
who are giving this house one OF the pleasant
summers which mean so much for the enjoyment
Of guests. The tennis players giving way to
the golfers this week in popularity. movement
which Il IS expected TO get the cooperation OF
the Country Club at Stroudshurg.
Hollis WolstenhOlm and Mr. Mathey are the
champion tennis players at the Meadowside. Thus
far in the season they have defeated all rivals
for the title A feature OF the Independence Day
amusement was the bowling match on the alleys
Of the Meadowside
The Mount Pleasant House was the scene Of
dance on the Fourth The house orchestra fur
nished the music and the large Fourth of July
crowd gave the evening up to the keeping OF time
In the ballroom OF the house
". J. Seaman and family. OF CatasaQua. have
arrived at the Montanesca for a stay of several
weeks
Henry W. Green, Of Trenton, arrived at the Mon
tanesca on July > lie will occupy suite of rooms
until September.
a. Hart Cromwell. Of New York. has engaged
rooms for himself and Mrs. Cromwell at the Mon
taHesca
Mrs. V. Brinton-Hart and Miss Burton Hart Of
New York City spending the summer at the
Pocouo Mountain House.
T.. p. sutton and family. cf Brooklyn. are spend
ing several weeks st the MeadoWside
Z. T. Severns, of New York City, is among the
recent aFriVals at the OntWood -
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

passengers. and often q tow Of several boats
trailing after move into sight from around the
islands. They come singly and IN clusters. AT
the mouth Of the bay. which is a hundred teet
across. the noises OF the engines are stopped
oars are unshipped. sails are furled and those
vessels whose propulsion creates noise glide ST.
leutly into the bay SO far their impetus viii
drive them. Canoes and small boats have the
preference for position, since large boats inter-
fere with the sight OF the preacher. Skihs, sail
boats and launches are poled into position, the
big fellows taking up places against the bank
opposite the pulpit. where their sides and cano-
pies do not obstruct the view. They pack the
bay from mouth TO further end. gUnwale to gun
vale, taking their places without noise or frc-
ton, hands pushing craft away from others so
that paint may not be scratched. and holding
fast, one boat to another. until the small agtta-
ton OF the water caused by their entry has
subsided and they all lie on the rlppleIess sur
face Ike rose leaves on a placid pool.
On the Sunday on which the picture here re-
produced was taken there We're nearly two hun
dred craft OF all kinds in the bay, the number
Of their occupants varying from two 10 twenty
three. Since the bay is already crowded each
Sunday 10 It's utmost capacity and since the
number of islanders Is increasing year by year
the problem Of preaching to them effectively is
arising No other landloCked bay Of adequate
size exists for many miles around, where other
services Of a similar character could he held.
There are, however, a number Of indentatious
where the water IS sufficiently quiet in calm
weather for the accommodation Of boats. and II
is not unlikely that the overflow attendance
Will be cared for IN another place.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
CONGREGATION All Afloat
III boats or Canoes.


..7-rc GROVES were Gods Hrst temples" In
e..,..,,7 hr the hands OF the Deity
emu 1'' a.. 500. .,,o .,,or
With the 1.Ae SA1 owe --eli' -o '''' ''' ''''-
nothing but the surface OF iHe 81. Lawrence
-,i,~ and the walls the native rock. covered in
,.-. 7 --...s md the news at once their
mos , ,s-,
coIy'!aii,'5 ''-1D '--5-- ''--7 Fl00o' ~
Of the ~u.-nler residents OF the 4houSahd 4siands
Gather every sunday evening through the sum
...s ,7i--;,-.. e--,-jce and y,orsbIn tJ,e
ii.' -.
Goa ".' -'"i-' a''0" - 49, '-'' ~ "a nav
ure is 'is''-e "' a"ou1 zen, me s0''ierI"s iS'
Ie..al @' .- 49, -l l-'0
N-'e-s' - s9 TIC
summer ''-''7-s "a o-iS A--oHs'1o 40ialus aHe
known, wen. - Ian MOON ody' IN lhoehtauoh
the shape eL "tleh is described by It's name IN
F1ss n-eAs IsiA'i4 one oI lhe AdllliT2It" Group
shout Il l-- ana q hill irom the town OF Gan
anogH.. '@Haaa- 1hey were all reigiousy IN
ciuea ana tae suggestion or one or theu-just
who T. not remembered with certainty by chose
who were ntcseni-that Eaf Moon Bay would
furnish au ,~cellert place In which 10 hold relig
iau- sar> .ses was promptly accepted The next
Sunday evening halc a dozen canoes and ST.
Lawrence sSifIs. the boat peculiar 70 those wc-
rerr were rowed and padded TO the bay. Sew
eraT o.. tho men offered yraver songs were sung,
a few words of experience and encourage.nent
,-a-s tnai-.u and the water vehicles were pro-
,.r-a5 --a-7a again This was the start Of an in
.r=, -gl-frf --ill r,robef,I,, last long after all
a., .,.q-f,ar ,-,-sbfrye~s n that Dlace have been
..,.-7 ., tia Cod whom, t,,o,, wished n honor
- - ~ ~ ,,,,.,, ,,,.,,y,y
- ,,--s,,,s,,+ eea,,es n st-,,,a O -o-,o,.,,.a
=, ~, tsro-,5a-s 90 So. - ,,,aa,,.
- - - of r,~oTl go ,-h,ch -. a.,
- -, r,a. I.oa,e,s -. . - " 5000 "
nan - - 80 -, - - - 80 -. 40 ~ -V :.
f~4I-l - - e-l''it "' 'I II Ou'' anu IL
s'@.iIS - 40 Pe-l-3t' tle OiS I'AHs ioCA AT"i'
oes'oe "nICH me ,I'SPei - lteacheo 10 the peo-
PIE hs u4s Ce 'iie sleaoy slicI ease OF llle con-
gresation anu tie esuAarlIy Win Whlch they
G'lehdeo created q necessity TOT more method In
The cohduct OF the services. The leaders OF the
movement therefore, appointed committee TO
take charge OF the services and see that for
each sunday evening minister was supplied TO
preach q sermon This committee IS changed
every year. and presents the singular spectacle
of body doing efficient work all through he
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
MOUNT POCONO AND THE WATER GAP
Many Sought These Re
sorts to Escape Noisy
Fourth.

---------- thar has been here since the
operirg of tie season The boating has been ideal,
wiz Just ono- gh -eeze to keep the sln from
beng too warm The nathing, too, has been re-
na,ksb!- fine. The riyerfront, with its dozens Of
batae-s 4eakea in new and approved suits. makes
a real summer picture. No sunlptuary laws reEu-
'atiaz tas kind q suit that may be interfere
v-la tac FAR aather who likes to stroll alonE tAa
Lelsra-o.
Tie E--4tLHy has been open since the early
spring months which is e departure for this
fes'-- The Wednesday and Saturday evening
canoes have become especially popular. the at
tea-z.o@ beng .e.zer than in fcrmer seasons. The
SeF = : Hastings. Of rfe Episcopal church, OF
strS1cso burg, holds services each Sunday evening
= TIE music room oe the kittatnny.
Lac arrivals aI t1e W&-C- Gap House were M.
- ---S. 2 J. BEteLa and Mr.. and Mrs c H
LAsrnss. Of New York.
Charles " Cooper. Miss Cooper and Mrs. schuy-
sr have arrived a. the Water Gap House from
.acIe1o ParE They are q motoring tour
-A:,2g2 The mountain region.
,o4eSter z s>--ro-r !s entertaining Mrs. A J.
= '4Gas-- Mss 1Larne McNally ana 1Ir. and Mrs.
= Decker, Of New York az the Kittatinny.
- a. @5a Mrs 2 4 Scranton, Of New York. are
a. ne ktt-atinry FOR q stay Uf several weeks.
Miss sioyl Eager Young IS q visitor at the Kit
3...lIy tor an extended stay.
MS William E. Tanner, q New York is guest
II '1s Genwcoc
AEno1g the New York automobne par.,es stop
5,.s a he Kttatinas this ween was one com
soa 3 80, q I + Wood Er. and 1Irs- o. Lowenthal
a,e.S;. IS. l. O. Schuyler.
gTeIoS~.. goS.er party was one IN which we're ". H.
Aoore -So0i & NIB T. T1""0id anu III .
H :; a sn9 Mrs. c. 9. Dobbs. Mrs. Emma Post and
,st,,. f-eIEeJ, of New York. stopped at the Kit
IT, IT,, On q motoring tour 70 Wilkes-B Barre.
sere-I1 I1'eH"ood Las been a lively resort tnis week
gTe5r~- eFTlleq tennis matches and the dances on
Weet Weet--,.-ay an Saturday have given the hou2e
the -' md. ana Mrs 4 A. Ellis. Of New York are a;
- mountain House
wet e1iss y b. stu55s Of New York. VIII spend a
~ et the Water Gan House
sn.s,la 10 MIS-. =. a. Knell OF New York, arc
NJ Ing lhelr honeymoon at the Glenwood.
r,11, ara MIS-. F. Seekers and Eon have taken
rt az Tie Glenwood for the season.
uBGe- IeHTaI House is rapidly nlling with guests
for - a. ~" management Among the arrivals
s,ickr, ~'t6 ~ are G. 7. Stroll, L, l. Detch. John
= -. y. dc Nova George r. Kaufman. Charles
NJ @o4t'an and Aaron Merzbacher.
Mar ei.u Mrs. o. T. Kruger and the Misses
s.a,sn g ahd Eosenaine and Miss Eva Hoehr OF
M 1ta-ahd' are AZ the Delaware House
sra -t''i and Miss Helen Reilly, OF New York
III, LING ih- mountain air ut the Forest House
this Hi'si* ~ tho Forest House gave a concert
sutnt"Se which worthy OF notice for the
oI persons taking part. Mr.. and Mrs