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Guests Booked in Numbers
Till the Close Of October.

s.roudstlr- Aug. q 6S2ecialD.-At meeting ~
sha Mountain Resort Association held this week it
was decided extend the attractions OF the Monroe
resorts 9 full month longer than in previous sea
sons The fall season. when the mountains are
clothed in the most beautiful hues has been under
estimated by hotel men. and 10 ind the remedy
for this the main purpose OF the TneeuHe
That IN. season can well be frightened was at
have engagements that viii carry them well toward
the close OF October -,
to the Water Gap has lately become popular as a
place for holding corn roasts- The company mas
provided a large oven for the use or the summer
VISITORS vzho charter nearly every evening IN
.be week for the purpose of affording accommoda-
t|ountTv grown corn gathered fresh from the fields
nv the permission Of the farmers and roasted IN an
open frewoOd oven, makes q luxury that the CITY
reOrle are keen 10 enjoy
Miss Iva NJ. Scott gave barn dance TINS week
at Golden Rule farm 10 number OF hef fr!e IS
and guests from the Water 'front.' IsfIn- a Io.Se
of decorators worked several hours Iestoonlls me
harm and preparing ne noor Tor the eIalg s
rated harm After dancing until a late hour, re-
freehnents were served en- the barn and On the sur,
rounding lawn. About sixty young persons enjoyed
The Rev william II. Nesbit and J. 7. Burnite.
OF New York City. are at The Highland Del: %
New York City. have arrived at Churleign Inn Tor
the purpose of spending a month among the Penn
r. ]. Kerr. Mrs X a. Kerr and Mrs. I. N
Kerr are New Workers at Churleigh Inn
several weeks includes Mise kathryn NJ Regan,
Miss Nellie Watson. Miss Lillian NJ Regain. Miss
Gertrude Regan and Miss Larkn-
New York City arrivals al the MapIehurst this
week are Mrs Lisette Hilge. Hiss Louise Hilge,
Miss Ida II Net Mr. and Mrs percs B Ai5I
C y. Nelson, J. Z Underwood, NJ Warmth, w
p. catlin J. MacNef and Frederick Betz.
Miss Teresa c. Kelly, Of New York City, VIII
speTd the rest Of the season al the Prospect.
The Misses MARGARET and Bertha Wright. OF
New York City viii spend the rest Of the summer
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dict New York City. among the recent ar
rivals 1t the Pocono Mountain House.
Mr.. and Mrs AndTow IL Mills and Miss Jennie
l. Mills of New York City, have taken rooms at
the Mount Pleasant for the summer season.
7 " SDiance is among the New Workers spend
ing the summer 1T the Mount Pleasant.
F Z. Morse. Miss NJ. May and J. II. May. OF
New York City. recent arrivals at the Mount
w T. De Witt and Geraldine r, De Witt Of
BROOKLYN arc at the Mount Pleasant FOR the sum-
J. B. Garfield and Miss NJ. r. Bonton are among
the arrivals at the Mount Pleasant from New YORK
City. (-,. +,
among the recent arrivals at the Ontwood for the
remainder OF tn. season.
A j Cunningham and Miss Grace +. Cunning
ham of Brooklyn. among the guests at the
MIR and Mrs J. &. Thomas. of New York city,
have arrived al the MeadoWside
Mr. and Mrs w. G. Moore and H. y. HopSon are
among the Brookynites at the Meadowside
Miss Tessie Oschwald is late arrival at the
Neadowslde. a., c,,e.
A tennis tournament finished at the SWIFT
water this week The winner of the womens sin
oles WIS Miss NJ. Moore; the winners Of the wonl-
ems doubles were Miss Il. Fischer and Miss May
Idtchiald; the winners in the mixed doubles We're
Miss Iitchneld ard Norman Fl. Mason: Richard
Tunis won in the mems singles and MI runs ithd
Mr. Rue won in the mems doubles On account OF
the number Of entries 1t required five days 10 play
Off the matches Va
House are Miss WinifTed Cummings. MISS l."
BucsIy Joseph Hall and Mrs. WhitenacR
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Gdyest Croscd of Pleasure Seekers
EUer Seen There.

Delaware Water Gap. Penn Aug. u CSpeciaD--
This resort IS entertaining the gayest crowd OF
seekers OF recreation that has 10 the
mountains. The hotels full and turning guests
away daily The days pass rapidly with tourna-
Enents for the lovers Of outdoor sports and drv-
ing. motoring and riding parties for those who de-
Hight in roaming the hills that of
the greatest charms OF this resort. The Mountain
View trolley line is a favorite for young and old
IN the afternoon and evening. when the hills gain
in beauty and inapressiveneSs the twilight
softens the sharp outlines of the mountains
The guests of the Water Gap House gave en-
other eacEre this week. The exchange was the
OF the largest assembly of card players that
has gathered there this summer.
The tennis enthusiasts at the Glenwood contested
st that house all the week The play Of the
highest order ges the local courts. in the
Nornen's doubles Miss Miller and Miss HATES won
and the singles the winner Miss Miller
In the mems doubles the bOnors were carried away
10y Chester Jones and J. Maeder. and the winner
The GORDON Athletic Club, of New York City. az
f,ers This week the club played baseball with the
tslerwood and defeated the team 10y small
ID. A Kiileen stopped at the GIenwood for few
early in the week. Miss n. G. kflleen, his
eieter staying al the Glenwood for the month Of
August with Miss s. Griffin and Miss NJ Duffy. Of
E-ooxiya
OF New York CITY have arrived at the Kittatinny
for 4 etay OF several weeks.
AGong the automobile parties that stopped AZ
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ON POCONO PLATEAU.
Great Interest Taken an Al Forms
of Outdoor Sports.

Mount Pocono, Penn, Aug. "a (Special).-With
che hotels crowded with guests. the usual summer
rivalry in athletics which is always feature Of
the rndseason weeks, has manifested itself in bowl
ing matches tennis tournaments billiard tourna-
ments and the popular baseball games The
baseball team from the Poconc Mountain House
played the one representing Pocono Pines defeating
the Pines aggregation by the close score of to D
Last year the score was reversed, which was in
sr1imentaI in making the contest one of the most
spirted of the season This is the fourth straight
victory for the Pocono Mountain House
The Nontanesca is enjoying the most prosperous
season since its opening having served at this date
over four thousand meals more than last season.
and having had an automobile patronage that
ouadrliples that of 1906. The hotel Will be full for
several weeks more and Is assured of full month
longer season than in any previous year.
The leading social affair at the Ontwood this
week was the masquerade bali The ban opened
with grand march In the early evening IT was
effort of the maskerS to endeavor 10 discover
the hidden faces but few succeeded in doing I'M
til the whistle blew for the DIMINISHING 1he Judges
awarded the first prize Miss Lombard OF New
York City, and the second 10 Miss Leontine Sage.
The guests pronounced the masquerade the best and
most cleVerly arranged affair OF the season
A. w. Stout, z. b. Lawrence, Miss L. Brown
w. ID. Lent and Mrs. J. Mendelsohn. OF New York
tanesca. They win remain until the end of the
fall season, when Pocono IS clothed in its most
l. NJ Brown. Miss Fannie Brown and Miss Annie
i. Brown, OF New York City. have taken rooms
Henry j. Schumacher is among the New YORK
who have lately arrived at the Montanesca.
f A Are snendinr ana short time at the Monanesc
Dr. and Mrs. L. Grant BALDWIN and M FL l5alc-
win. OF Newport are spending the summer at me
Dr. {. n JAEGER of New York City has arrived
at the Pocono Mountain House for a stay of sew
Miss Anna F. DonneIly ana Miss Florence Bene-
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THRONGS At RICHFIELD.
This Season Record Breaker at
the Springs.

RichfieId Springs. y. Y. Aug. q (SpeciaD.-The
season of 1891 will go down in history as one OF
the best Richfcd has ever known, and certainly
the best in the last decade. The Earlingtons as
rival last Saturday and Sunday contained con-
sderably more than hundred names. on Mon
dav there were than forty and the excellent
record has been well sustained through the week.
Several well known golfers who are competing in
the annual golf tournament OF Central New York.
which took place the Otsego Golf Club links at
the head of the lake this week. anaking the
Darlington their headquarters and motoring the
six miles back and forth each day. Among the
automobile tourists at the house this week
J. e. Woodruff. who accompanied MIR. and Mrs
p S Tracy and Miss Herman, o. Syracuse.
The Kicisers' Handicap tournament played on
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THE WINDSOR.

EIizabethtown. y Y. Aug - CSpeCiaO,-
Things have been lively generally in Elizabeth
town this last week. and particularly at The
Windsor. here card parties and dancing are
ON the programme weekday evenings and a sl-
cred concert every Sunday night. Last sunday
nights concert nv The Windsor orchestra. as
sisted by Mrs. Anna Taylor Jones. coEtTaltO, X
New York, was exceptionally pleasing
William = Kellogg recently lowered the anna
teur record the CObDle Hill links making
two rounds in ia % and 90
Recent auto parties at The Windsor includs
a. NJ. Sherwood r.. and party. Mr.. and Ms
George +. Foster. Miss BrnkerhoH Miss Les
and fdrty. Air and Mrs Davis. Miss Allen. G
Alton jr-. III j. BIoOmer, d Y. Griffin. Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Is. Pryor. Mr.. and Mrs. II. s.
Moore. Miss r. Christie. Mr. and Mrs n. ".
Somers. Miss Catherine Fitzgerald. George u.
Harris. MIR. and Mrs Nathaniel Lancaster. Miss
Lancaster and maid.
Among recent guests are Paul Van DYKE. Nr.
and Mrs = 5. Thornton. Mr.. and MIS-. c. L.
Barlow. Nathaniel ID. Reich. Sidney W. Fry
Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ Relyea. Miss Relyea. Will
lam Leary. Miss Agnes Dillon. Miss NJ Dillon.
Mrs St Clair MCkelway. j. w. DetWiller. Mss
Detwilier. Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. OHphaut- Dr- J.
a. Noble. Ransom Noble. John H. Roche. mo
Rev. Henry 4. Tracy, Mrs. VI. Y. Corbin. MISS
-. l. CorbIn. Miss Martha Corbin. Mr. and Mrs
Benjamin F. Meckliag, Mrs. Henry q DoWley'
EIr. and Mrs q. NJ PUTCy. Miss Purtiy, MI ana
Mrs. j. q. Bryce, n Fl. Ledvens. Miss : n.
Leavens. Miss Louise StuTtevant. senator SaNe'
William Alexander. Commissioner and MIS-
James :. Wnipple. A kncChteI. MIR. and MIS-
NJ. j. MCQueenie and Judge II. d l. Tw,SSS.
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THE AMPERSAND.

Ampersand y. Y. Aug. - (SpeciaD--rhe
golf players are beginning to arrive at the
A!npersand in readiness for the tenth annual
open tournament of the Ampersand Golf CUB
which begins next Saturday and continues on
September = and :. Ormsby McCammon, or
the Chevy Chase Club? who arrived this week,
took part in last seasons tournament Ny
and Mrs McCammon are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs Milton {. Work at the Wigwam
Ralph Marsh. chairman of the committee nav
ing the tournament in charge. says that a
larger number Of entries than ever before IS
assured Archie Graham has written that he
is coming and John Reed. jr-. has sent word
that he will be here. \. W. Tillinghast VINO
is coming to take part in the tournament of
the Lake Placid Golf Club. also plans L" enter
the Ampersund tournament James Patterson
is another who is coming up for the AnlPer-
sand tournament. and big crowd VIII arrive
the night before the opening OF the tourna-
meut There is much interest among the guests
over the work of the Ampersand baseball team
who PLAYED the Paul Smiths team on WedheS-
dav and the stevens House team to-day.
Many of the young people have joined IN
outings on Lower Saranac Lake this week ana
in excursions to points Of interest. y party
participating in a fish dinner on the rocks at
the head Of the lake included Miss l. II Bailey.
Miss NJ. SculIy, Miss l.. Stephenson. Mrs. o. A
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AT GLEN SUMMIT SPRINGS HOTEL

Glen Summit. Penn Aug. - (Speciai'--A taliE-
H. PARTY of twelve arrived Glen Summit Springs
He TEL by way of Bear Creek Thursday
quartet OF judges among the guests cf 80
hctcl this wceE-Albert w Kramer. of Now York;
q. X. Lancaster, 80 Philadelphia; ". 5 Iouns.
or New York. and J. W. ThcUpSon. OF WilK-s-
The cakewalk given on Friday ,u-s-t mU n
attcr n hot contest. being by one of the hot-a
walters.
Among the arrivals ut Glen Summit Springs Ho-
tel this week John D. clark. Mrs. T. C0lenGtI
Du PoEt. T. 4. Du POut. MIR. and Mrs Wiiilti
J Carroll. the Rev. ~ j. Brennan. Mr.. and MIS-.
J. l. tsinSwalt. j. 2 smith, G. J. Cook, MIS-
Preston Robinson. Miss Gertrude LINDSAY. VI -.
Collins. Samuel Taylor. Miss A,!1 l.. Taylor h.Ss
Mary g. Taylor. Mrs. Fellman, Mr.. and MS; ~
hert Lewis. Miss A. Mac3iilliam. Miss Jane LIaST
ley. DIR Liadsley, Miss J. Costello. y l. Sttp'
Miss Lille Lewis. Albert Lewis. ir-. iusn +
Lewis. Henry Zalln. the Rcv. Francis T. Il F lI.I'
J. Z Cats. Ralph q. HamiIi Miss Garrison y n r.
Garrison. Samuel Dicke. J. D Harris pr n
Spencer. Henry III. Derr, Mr.. and DIS. II Nls,
HeStCn. Mrs NJ. T. West. Mrs. G. w. DIX. ~ ~
Iura James. Miss Mary James. Mr.. are s s,.-
Foster. c. A Port. George Graham ara -
George Graham
Poor John, lie kind and fOrbearinS hEs-
band so1bed the widow her return from 'l'
funeral
Yes said sympathizn-s rcshbOr; but -
all FOR the hest. You must try to comfort yolI.
sell, my DEAR with the thought that your husos.
IS At peace at last"-IUstrated BatA
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SARANAC INN.

cr,c Inn n Y Aug 81 (SpeciaD-Tne
,,,,,,,I tennis tournament which is the biggest
affair of the kind in the North WOODS mas ose.
in progress this week at the inn. ana the Ast 'i
pIavers has included many of those WHO ha'7
done especiallv good work in these tournaments
in past seasons. among them j. D. feH' o.
New York, winner of the tournaments Oh IaS'
year. 1--s
The races of the Upper Saranac Lake facnt
Club sailed this week. were rendered tne lIoIe
interesting by the entry OF several new Ooals,
making participating in the sport, aLI I Is
them the boat of Frederick Gallatin, when ne
has inst had shipped up here from the South
for the rest of the season. Additional interest,"
is given the races from the fact that William L.
Rich of New York. has offered a cup for eacR
race sailed Thomas BlaSden. jr., was the win.
ner of the race last Saturday, which was one OF
the best of the series thus far FREDERICK =;
Kellogg was second, William l. Rich, IT., tnlI0
and II. G. RunkIe fourth.
The Gray cottage has been taken for the rest
Of the season by a New York party, including
AR and Mrs Frederick GalIatin. Jr., Miss l. A.
Trowbridge. James Duane Pell. Walter Pells
H p Romans, Miss Betty Gallatin and James
d. Peu.
Mr.. and Mrs William L Rich are entertain-
ing Mrs Lawrence D. Alexander. E W. Cady,
jr. and r. Clifford Black, Of New York
Russell Thayer. jr-. arrived this week, joining
his parents. General and Mrs Russell Thayer.
who have been here some time. Mrs. William
NJ. Lloyd and William NJ Lloyd. jr arrived az
the Birches this week as the guests Of Frank r
Firth.
one of the parties from the St. Regis lakes
itSitliHE tHe Inn TINS week included W lllStin 70
Trowbrdge. Mr. and Mrs. ]. \. TrOwbridge,
Gardiner Trow bridge and Arthur TrOwbridSe-
DR. j. T Mum has been entertaining this
week at his cottage here DR. George Alexander,
of New York. At Camp Sunrise Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ Dunn have their guests Mr.. ard Mrs.
. r. w Downing. jT. Miss GUiifOTd and DR..
Francis D. Smith. Miss IurieI Gould arrived
this week joining her brother. Carl r Gould
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BsHner are the guests %
Mr. and Mrs Edwin N Buckley. OF New York
At Douglas Point. Upper SaTanaC Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs r Dun Douglas are entertaining
q party Of friends including Miss Tappin Miss
: Mccormick and Miss Edison.
one New York party reaching the inn this
week included Mr. ard lirs- r. n VrOorn.
Master Robert FroOU. Miss lIigno1 vroOm and
Mrs Minnie Cendlin.
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been much social activity. dances being held
and coaching and mountain parties formed
among the guests. one party from Lakeside
Inn. climbing Mount Whitney, included G. b.
TwitcheH. F. M Chambers. Miss Edith Cham
NJ and Mrs chambers MI TwitCheI, +. NJ.
Mcneil and the Misses Catlin and Chambers
COMPOSED a party making the ascent OF Whlte-
face later in the week.
Walter f Barnes was among the New YORK
arrivals at Northwoods Inn. JONI Sg his family
who have been there some time. FROM the
Belmont a party made the ascent of Mount
Whiteface and a party from the Pines. headed
nv w J. Coughtry. made the ascent OF Mount
Marcy going into camp the summit over
nipht There has been much social activity
at Undercliff this week Il number OF teas DC
ing given by the campers At the American
a number of sportsmen beginning To ar
rive and are awaiting there the opening OF the
hunting sea
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60 nmonnAcx VISITORS SEE PARADE DECORATED LAUNCHES

o,,,,, ~, tho Timer ST. Regis abeut September L
tsarnard yyinslow. captain of the Yale base
hall team of 1905; is the guest of George Town.
send at The Rocks. in the upper iake-
Miss CarringtoAis guest at tne IoW ,sssia
caTnn Frank len. who has been visiting
there. is now in Ike Placid.
Miss Elizabeth HudsOnr OF syracuse Is us US
,,uast of Mrs Carl b. Ely at the camp or MIS-
F;Iv's father Henry l. Hotchk1ss' on Spitnie
Lake. -, i,,ss a, tha
Mr. and Mrs. William Burden aIIIvyu at 10
- CO.., ON Snitfira Lake this week
At Camp WyndOver Mir ana MIS- ~ t. 4 : "a,
r,odae are entertaining Mrs Danlei ttuhhle anu
Miss HaIdane who arrived this week
NJ a1d Mrs G. A Henderson are entertaining
A q. Fuller. who reached their camp on 'ns
upper lake this week H.. u--i.ay
T,ba Iden1 race for points. sailed last FT1dy
- the ausvices of the St Regis 4acnL CI1os
,as Won bv Commodore Arson Phelps STOKES
r W Stuart finishing second
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WAWBEEE.

Wawbeek. Y Y, Aug. ~ (SpeciaD--At a re-
cent meeting o. the campers. held at the hotel.
plans for water carnival. to he held sooa
We're perfected John G. Agar presided and this
committee was chosen to take charge OF tns
affair: Howard BUckneIl. Stone Douglass,
Graham Douglass, II. G. Kriebs. G. Lee knight:
DIR. o. s. Wightman and J. Ben Hart from
Wawbeek. while from the camps We're chosen
i y Seligulan. Joseph SeIgman. Jules Ia he.
. II Kahn. Henri 2. Wertheim. = p Ferris.
Max SWenson. :. StrakOSch. Mortimer SchIrT.
Or. l.. Emmett Holt and a. l.. White. The car
nival VIII consist Of two divisions. the first 81
Illuminated electric boats and the second of row.
boats Lieutenant Commander l.. :. Thompson.
L. : y. will be IN charge.
The guests Or the WdW beck were entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. J. Ben Hart az q Ciambaks
held in the grilroOm after the usual Saturday
evening hop. One Of the novel events oS the
week was a tranping party up Panther Noun
tain. at which the hOStesses Miss RuhuO
Christian and Miss Emily Mclean. Of New
York Their guests were Miss Gladys Eldredge.
Miss Catherine Fuller. 4 VI. Waller. Ned Chris
tian and w J. SchoheId. OF New York Guides
were taken along. and the dinner was cooked IN
TIE woods in true Adirondack style.
Among those already entered for the annual
golf tournament for the KimbaH Cup. which -
presented ny +. y. KimhaII Of New York are
Norman Eastman. Joseph Eastman. J. S-ari.
David Leslie, w J. EiGTedSe. Barry Smith. -
s Thompson. Or. y = WiEhtUau and r y.
Christian. OF New York. Nh KimhaU iS eX-
pectC6 10 be present t. watch the tournament
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Lee. Mrs. H ]. Lawrence and Mrs. a. Vessel
NJ. X. Lee. Fl. J. Lawrence, jr.. J. w. Lawrence
j. 4. Bailey. w. ScUlly. W. l. N Lee. o. a
Lee, jr.. George A. Lee and Kenneth Stephen-
son. They made the trip in NJ r. Lee 5
launch II.
A horseback party to SaTanac Inn, 1nciudi4iS
the Misses Bailey. SculIy and Stephenson J. w
Lawrence and NJ. X. Lee, had an exciting exPe-
rience OH the return trip, losing the ROAD IN the
darkness and narrowly escaping being lost i'll
the woods.
William +. Wilcox. former postmaster ot
New York ana nov chairman of the Pubic
Service Commission of the list District. was
at the Ampcrsand this week, the guest of Hugh
Keveney, of New York.
Howard r. Bidwell arrived this week as the
guest of his brother, Clinton NJ. BidWeI, at
Overlook Cottage.
At Glenmere Cottage. Mrs. A c Po1iIon. or
New York is entertaining Mrs. Clark B., Rob
insOn. also of New York. CHRISTOPHER Rich
ardson, who arrived this week. is the guest OF
Mrs. H. H Knowles and Miss Gladys KNOWLES,
of New York. MIR. and Mrs. F. W. Stephen
son. who have been in New York. returned this
week and Joined their children here
s. H. Parsons, w. G.. Harper and G. D. HUI
lette and T. O.. Ladd of New York. are the
guests of George A. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs George
D. Russell OF New York. who arrived this
week have taken Bonnie Brae Cottage for the
season.
A party OF Anpersand guests. including Otis
Chds. r. 3. Holmes. DR.. J. L.. Nichols, Mrs.
Jackson, Miss Harries and Miss Boomer,
joined in 4 carriage ride through the mountains
They were gone five days and visited Keene
Valley, Elizabethtown. Ausable Chasm. Hotel
Champlain, Paul Smiths and other places.
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THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin. n. Y, Aug. q (SpeciaD.-The event
Of chief Importance at the Algonquin recently
was the third annual regatta. which was begun
last Saturday, but the execution of portion Of
the programme was postponed to this week on
account of the high wind which prevailed on
Lower Saranac Lake. The features of the re-
gatta motor boat races divided into two
classes. a J0-yard swimming match. a tub
race, canoe races divided into mems and
wOmen's singles. mems doubles and doubles with
coxswain fitting match and 100-yard swim
ming match. with high diving exhibition as
special attraction. Those entered for the lat
ter James McCourt. Frank H. Timm, Baron
Henry Barschkies and Frank II. Travis.
one of the most exciting contests was the
launch race. In class of this race w G.
Floyd-Jones. in the Here's How. was the winner.
with G. j. Swain in the OsCeOia, a close second.
In class the winner was 3. n. Gray. in the
Scout. which had a handicap of one and one
half minutes. c. J. SWANS ITOquois scratch
boat. was second and the Wasp. owned by II.
Stratton. third by a few inches.
In the rowing singles the winner of class a
was L. L. Wheeler. with 4. T. Harding second.
taIly-ho party from the Algonquin To Paul
Smiths and Saranac Inn this week included
Baron Henry Barschkies. and Messrs. McCourt
NELL Meats. Barker, Sour. BiXby and Crawford
g. J. Darling and H Simmons. J. McCaulay.
ir-. and l.. SChwab. Of New York. who are tour
ing the waterways of the Adirondacks by canoe
reached ~ Algonquin this week. Other ar
rivals Their. include Mr.. and Mrs. H p. Allng
T : Haven. Mr. and Mrs l.. p Hart. Mr. and
Mrs Alfred l. Merrill Raymond and Clifford
Fusk, MIR. and Mrs. T. j. Carmody and H. u