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The state herald., 1907-10-11
T. L ARMOUR Register
CONTEST NOTICE
United States Land Oflice
Sterling Colo Aug ID 1907

United States Land Otlicel
Sterling Colo Aug i5 1907
suiiic ent contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by Bertha Haynes contestant
against timborculturc entry No lt.6i made June
70 1853 for the sc Y section " township = north
range % dw by Henry ] Ewing contestec in which
it is alleged that said Henry Ewirg who'll,
failed to plant or cultivate 10 acres Of trees or
re seeds for the years 1891 isal ls95 1894 lsa5 1891
1871 and is9, on ten OF said tract or on any
greater or less number OF acre. Of said tract and
aid failure still exists that said Horny Ewing
allied To make proof Of planting and cultivation
Of said tract Of land within the time required by
law
Said parties are hereby notified to appear ~.
-pond and oilor evidence touching said allcga-
tion at 10 o'clock m On Nov 10 1870 before tho
reg Scr or 10 eiyer at Sterling Colorado
The said contestant having in proper ailida
Wit filed Aug Is 1877 set forth facts which chow
that after due diligence personal service Of thi,
notice cannot be made 1t Is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be gi,cn by due and
proper publication
ARMOUR liegistcr
First publication Svptg1
The state herald., 1907-10-11
N0TICE FUR PUBLICATION

NUTICE FUR I fUHLIGAIlUN
Land ufiico At sterling Colo.
Sept .. lD6.
Notice is hereby given that Gustaf L Johnson
of IIaxtun Colo has filed motto" OF his intention
to make final Eve year proof in support of his
claim, viz: II T. No 1863 made Dec % 1901 for tho
NE.i Sec 81 To n. II i6 W. and that said
proof will be made before Register or Receiver
at sterling Colo, on Oct. %, 1907,
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz:
John lolmquist OF HaAtua Colorado
Otto L swanson
Carl johnson
Frank A Peterson
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The state herald., 1907-10-11
FIRST Publication Octi 1907
NutiG6 fur Publication
United states Land Office
G1..Ig.., T.I. a., ~ Iu.l-

United states Land Office
Sterling Colo Sept % lsf
Notice is hereby given that George d Mowry of
Bryant Colo has filed notice Of his intention
to make final Communication proof in support of
his claim viz IN No s5S2 ma Aug ls 1900 furthe
90 4 of SIC 35 TON Il u W and that said proof
will be made before clerk OF dis,ritt court al
Iulyoke Colo, ,on Nov 9 ig7
He names the following witnesses to prove his
ontinuous residence upon and cultivation OF
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First Publication Sept 20
Mites fur Publication,
Land Oflicc at Sterling Colo


Land Oilicc at Sterling Colo
Sept 10 1877
Notice is hereby given thnt Coyle b Summers
of Iiolyoke Colo has filed notice of his intention
to make final five year proof IN support of his
claim viz: Homestead entry No 1865 made Aug o
1902 for the n W u sec l3 tp6 i3 W and that
suid proof will be made before W q Holland elk
of district court at holyoke Colo on Nov o 100.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF the land viz:
Herman Poe of Holyoke Colo
George W North
Joseph A Elder "
Paul Schulz "
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flrt publication sept 20 lpoi

Notice for Publication,
Land Once at sterling Colu
Sept ~. lJI,
.oiice Is hereby given that Nora Kyle Of
Iol, uk- Cola has III, Il notice Il his Int sntiou
o make nnal continuation proof In support
& his claim yiki u b No a!gI made May " ~ 9
or the y sec % onridw. .nd that said
,ro { viii bc mad. b-f 10 clefS 81 district
-,urt at Ilniiokr Colo oL Nov 1917,
lie names the follpging witnessrs To prov,
,.r continuous rr-idsncc upon and cultivation
4 l.
The state herald., 1907-10-11
First publication Sept 10 1907
NuuCs fur Publication.
United States Land Office
GtnrlIuU fnln Sntt hIhE

Notice is hereby given that John Holmquist
heir at law OF Joseph w ilolmqnist OF
Holyokecolo has filed notice of his intention
To make final five year proof in sup
port of hisclaim, viz: Homestead Entry No 1895
made Jan 90 100. for the W y sec 10 Il On II
10 W. and that said proof will be made be
fore register or receiver nj Sterling Colo, on
Oct % 1907.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land, VIZ:
Otto swanson OF liaXtnn COLO
Gustaf u Johnson "
Albert Holmlust
John Sturn
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4 Z, Anaora, llrsI.ter.
rlrt publication Auss liui,
Notice. for Publication.

flrsi publication Ause ltui,
Nutea for Publication.
Land ufiirn at >lrrlius. Colo
iAiN ., tpiis
Notice IL hrrrbi y ven IN q, Guufflad ranisan
II liolinte Colo ha. nl'si u 'iirn ufhli intrn.
ton u make haai nys year proc In support
pf his ulaim, sis Homestead lhiY Ne I'm
msdt ~ n. ipn. Tor tho - 4. a'sss a, s.e
" tpN nnN aat th,t said pioaf viii loo
msdr bsiuf" rlrfk district ,uuit at llus,ke
colo onuci ~ tof
iiu nan,"s the f"llou inr witnesses a. rf.,a
his erniinnnns f~sideac. upan and ruli,aiiun
~ said land VIA
john ~ fkllh ~ iirli ka ruio.
'hirlrs niafkan
August iunfkinn
john tnthuulst
~ AuanrH nrgisirr
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EE ARNouR Register
First pub,icat n So 70. .ipc7.
NuilCa Tor Publication,

United states Land ONCE.
sterling Colo Sept igN7
Notice is hereby given that Otto y swanson
4 lInxtun Colo has fi.d notice OF his ten
sou to make 1nai five year proof IN support
( Lis claim. viz; HE No Idsa made sept - 1901
or he NV 4 sec - Ten Il i6 " and that said
prooi will be made before Register OF Receiver
It Sterling Colo. ON Oct q. 1901
lie nan.,,, the following with ssci 10 prov.
his continues residence upon aud culiiN =
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New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS.

Nanchester-fn-the Mountains, VT Aug 10 Cope-
ciaD-Whtle the July colony has been greater than
heretofore the arrivals the first days OF August
give promise that the number Of visitors this
month Will be far ahead of former records
The golfing contest of the week has been the
annual competition against bOgie for the ArtnGr
Taylor Memorial Cup on the EkWanok hilhs' WHICH,
was played on Thursday
Mrs F. D. Beckwith. Of Coronado. Cal' MIS-
Robert Mcqueen Of New York City. and MISS
Beckwith gave a large bridge party az the spa
Tuesday afternoon
A Watson Black of New York City, VINO IS an
enthusiastic golfer was among this weeks ar
rivals at the Equinox House He Will remain
through the month
William H TruesdaIe OF New York City. presi-
dent Of the Delaware, Lackawauna 6 western
Railroad has been spending a few DAYS AT INC
Equinox House He is accompanied by MIS- Irues-
dale -.
Rear Admiral willard H Brownson. OF New
York CITY has joined Mrs and Miss BroWflSCh d.
the Equinox House. -.
NJ and Mrs n Kelley. of New York CITY are
making their annual visit the Equinox House
Dr and Mrs Z WinslOW Taylor and MISS ray
Ior of Germantown Penn. arrived az the EiuihOk
House Thursday for their annual visit
Mr. and Mrs r W. Taylor. Of PhiladeIphla' ha'o
ioined the Quaker colony at the Equinox House
Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Orvis, OF New Ork CltSs
who returned Saturday from extended Vrlp on
the Continent arrived at the Equinox House carry
in the week and will remain some time
PaiteI- seymour Of Philadelphia. who was ners
earlier in the season, has returned 10 Ihe GA~A-
nOx House for August
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
AT GLEN SUMMIT SPRINGS.

Glen Summit. Penn, Aug 10 (Special-hss
A NJ Roenning Of Philade,DhAt- Is at the Glen
Summit Springs Hotel the guest OF Miss Fling. OF
Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Capweu OF the Hotel Ster-
ling. Wilkes Barre were guests Of J. FL Murdick.
manager Of the Glen Summit Springs Hotel. on
Sunday
MIR and Mrs Marcus Salzman, Of WtlSes-Barre,
were at the hotel last week as guests OF MI and
Mrs. Heinz
Mrs A. w Grigg. Mrs Thomas B. Price Miss
OLGA NJ Evans Mrs. Lydia Felt. Rodney Morrison
and william G. E SchOble mOtOred from POcOuo TO
the Glen Summit Springs Hotel on Sunday and
spent the day.
Among the arrivals at Glen Summit Springs
Hotel are Miss olga NJ Evans. Miss Lauribel Hart,
Brooklyn. N Y; Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lyon.
Joseph Hardie. J. F. ThOrup Theodore Thomas.
b. F. Hardesty. II. E. Bishop, Miss Dorothy W0lfs
Miss Guida Greenstein. New York; Mr.. and Mrs
= T. Warner Mrs. NJ w FitzGerald and A.
Habeed. Of Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

Circuit Court. is at Four Mile Point on the
Hudson, near Catskill.
The Grand Hotel, in the western Catskllls' IS
thronged with guests, and the mahaser -
searching for more help in the administrative
department OF the resort
Bishop Tuttle. of st. Louis, is among the
guests at the Rexmere. in Stamford. Inc
Churchill Hall resort there is now crowded ana
will be until September.
Miss Elsie R. Phpbus and Mrs. Duckin are
occupying their Keewaydin cottage, in Grant
hurst Park.
Frank L. Brown, of the Bushwick Avenue
Sunday School. Brooklyn. the largest IN tn9 @
world is at Pine Hill for season. ana VIII
snaai- at the Methodist Church there tomorrow
morning. -
The Roxbury people enthusiastic over tne
new ten acre lake now under construction Win
in forty rods of the Gould Memorial Chuici'
Miss Helen NJ Gould is expected at her hrh-
eide cottage there soon after her return from
Europe.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
OUT ON BLOCK ISLAND.

Block Island, r. 7, Aug. 10 (SpeciaD-Th!s week
has been by the busiest of the and there
are crowds of visitors here, while social activity
has been at its height. A masquerade at the Woon-
socket cotillon at the Manisses, large progress
sive whist at the National and a musical at the
Highland have been among the affairs of the week.
Mrs James Z. Miller and daughters. of Wash
ineton are spending the month at the Spring
House A. c. Odell and ]. w. Buckmaster of New
York are also guests here
William L. Raymond and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Davis Oakley of New York, spending several
weeks here
William r. Miller. of Bridgeport, Conn, is spend
ing the week the Highland House
Mr. and Mrs. John w Weldon. Of New York, are
hack for several weeks at the Woonsocket.
Judge James r. Gray, OF the United States Cir
cult Court and his wife are spending the month at
the Highland House
Mr. and Mrs L. NJ Sylvester. OF New York are
M the National for several weeks.
n 7 Bell of New York. is a guest at the Ma
misses Ralph Plant, George w. Rector Mrs M. j..
crowley and family and p. B. Freitag. OF New
York are also registered there
Al thu Ocean View are Horato 5. Stewart. L. r.
stewart E c. Rand, Mr. and Mrs. James w. Nil
Ter Mr. and Mrs. r. Smith, OF New York, and Mr.
and Mrs II BRADLEY anG Mrs. Henry Iounge, OF
kxookly0.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
AT THE EDGEWOOD INN.

Edgewood Inn. Greenwich. Conn, aug 10
CSpeciaD-AmOng the arrivals OF this week the loi-
lowing are from New York: Tappan Fairch1ld Ors
NJ Martin r. B. PheIan. Mr.. and Mrs z D. W.
Waterman Mr. and Mrs William J. Roome. NJ
Ind Mrs. G. e Fountain. Livingstone to4nealn.
II r WorthingtOn. Mr. and Mrs St John Wooos.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard A Monks, j. A Mo1esLs o.
r. o. Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston =. IOOlns
H L. c. ROOme Richard ". P Bangs. Eenfy o.
wfIIick Mrs. David F. Harbargh, Miss Kennedy =
Miss Adelaide b Moore. Miss J. 5 Moore. Ut a.1
Mrs. J. Clifton Edgar. Miss Mckinney e5efVais
Green D. ]. WO1cOtt, Clarence ID. ROome Nir- any
Mrs s ". Dorsey. Mrs. l. p HhgelOW MI anu
Mrs r H. Claiming Miss Claiming. MISS MAI
earet G. Phillips Warren w Foster, r a carter.
Mr. and Mrs w - Tilt. J. s DickersOn. MT. anu
Mrs A NJ Powell, Robert j. Powell, joseph n
Powell and Miss May Powell.
From other places Mrs D A Hengst fiIlS-
burg: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen N PauIson. W hLialiis-
mort R A. J. Hiwat. North Adams; MI ana SiI7-
Ralph Perry. Short Hills. y. J.; william olhciaL'
London. J. b. Ransom. Liverpool; Mr. ana MIS-
William C. Bryant Mr. and Mrs H. HuoDel'
T3Tidgeport: F. w Grove. E w Grove. Jr-- 81
Louis: George Crumsbaugh St Louis; ME- anu
Mrs William NJ. Johnson, Mr. and MIS- Z T.
Breckenridge, haywood
7 A Monett jr.. who recently returned 1rolta
Chicago is enjoying automobile tour InrousA
the White Mountains, accompanied Dy MIS- NAOASes
and Miss MOfett- .,.
Bridge is at present the most popular diversion
here although tennis has several ardent GeVotees-
Bridge Iuncheons have been given THIS week oy
Mrs l. L Danforth and Mrs Otis r. Dinock-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
SHELTER ISLAND GAY.
4 Barn Dance the Feature at Man
hanset House.

Manhanset Manor Shelter Island Long Island
Aug 10 (SpeciaD-The annual barn dance given
nv the Manhanset House held last evening IN
the spacious ballroom. which had been converted
into a regular barnyard scene. New York society
men dressed in overas. leather boots and Dig
straw hats walked about in the hay and looked as
comfortable and as much at home as In the Iash-
ionable bathrooms of the big city. Young women
700 rut aside their evening gowns 20 don glngaIli
arro1s and sunbonnets. Miss Elsie janis the
actress was one of the leaders in the grand old
dance and spurIed enthusiasm into the younger
people. ,,1
The past week has been one Of unusGe- soclil !
activity at the Manhanset House Saliihg anu
luncheon parties have been features Of the Week
Fishing has also had its share of PATRONAGE ana
some good strings of blpefish have been taken at
Jessup's Neck. -
Wednesday afternoon Miss CorneEa HorsIoru, dS-
ee+ed nv her sister, Miss Kate Horsford enter
tained about fifty of her friends at garden party
AZ her country estate on Sylvester Manor MISS
C,arIotta Nico1I and Miss Rea johnson assisted IN
the serving of ices and tea The gardens were
thrown open and were much admired by lhe
Guests An orchestra of string musicians h1udeh
IN the garden added much 10 the event Inc
s4faIr ended by everybody dancing the virginia
reel -
Mr. and Mrs J. f Martin and Mr. and Mrs n
Van Rensselaer,, of New York. have arrived at tie
Manhanset House for the month of August
Mr. and Mrs Charles Longstreth and fanlIy' OF
r,bYadeIphIa arrived at the Manhanset House the
nrst of the week and will remain until SEPTEMBER
NIr Iongstreth is vice-commodore OF the torlhIA-
ian Yacht Club Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

Among the automobile parties who stopped at
the Montanesca this week In which were
Miss Emily HiIlman. John b Vaughan. {. w.
I.aycock w P. Billings and Miss Grace Lynch.
Miss Eleanor OSullivan and Miss Ida Briggs, OF
Manhattan are late arrivals at the Montanesca:
they will spend of the season at this hotel
Henry J. Schumacher. H. 7. Bell Miss L. Nc
Govern Miss A L. McGovern and Miss MctIovern
are New Workers who have lately arrived at the
Montanesca. 8
. Mr. and Mrs. x. H. Birchall and Miss K. II.
Rirchau of New York, spending short time
at the Montanesca-
Miss Edith A Redding, of Brooklyn. is spending
a mart of the season at the Pocono Mountain
House 49,
Norman H Mason and Fred r. Jones. OF New
york CITY are at the Pocono Mountain House.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Shrady and Miss Shrady are
among the New Workers at the Pocono Mountain
House. 1,,. -
.na,,d,nr several weeks at the Pocono Mountain
Mrs. Henry W. Kalt. Miss Kat and Pryor Kait.
of Rrooklyn ve~arrfved at the Mount Pheasant
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs George G. Knowles of Washington,
ba1,a taken apartments at the Mount Pleasant.
Mrs I [, Murphy and daughters May L. and
r,,lu l. Murphy are at the Belmont for the season.
Mrs c. E. Boake and Miss Belva Richardson.
os New York City, are at the Belmont for a pro-
longed stay.
New York guests at the Fairvew this week IN,
c,uAa Mrs Samuel Crist w. H Banks. Mrs. e.
rrinn,ons Miss Helen Belmont and Mrs. s. Z.
Griffith
Ma 4 s Ceilings and Miss Helen Co'AnxA Of
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
AT THE SOMERSET INN.

Bernardsville. y. j.. Aug. 10 tSpeciaD-Mr. and
Mrs Mvles J. Tierney and Miss Sullivan. of New
yc-, have arrived for an extended stay the inn
william, F. Kip. of New York was a weekend
visitor of Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Keller.
Mrs George W. Tuttle. of Briarclif Manor, was
visitor at Somerset Inn this week.
Mr. and Mrs George f. Harrington and MIR. and
Nrrs a r Holden of South Orange, dinner
guests Saturday
Miss lean Ricketts, and Miss A c. Corbett, Of
yyiIkes-fsarre, Penn. were weekend guests
M and Mrs H c. Devine. of Mount Vernon.
ohio are guests of George c. Clarke at cottage
No. /.
Mrs NJ Kerner Kerr and Miss Marion l.. Kerr
and Miss L, Edsall, of New York, making an
extended visit at the inn
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Cowan, of New York.
have arrived for the remainder of the season
Mr. and Mrs. H E. Ahern. of New York. have
token a suite of rooms for the season. bringing
with them their polo ponies
PhilIp D. Atwater, OF East Orange. has joined
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
AT sHOREHAM-ON-s0UND.

shoreham-or-Sound. l. L. Aug 10 (speclaD--Ins
season is now a its height at the Shoreha1a Inn.
and IL is difficult find accommodations Tor AZ
who apply. especially over Sunday The days pass
pleasantly with outdoor games. long walks or
drives and bathing. Some of the summer tourists
take Measure in aIl-day drives around the country
Tennis seems to be the favorite game aIthOusn
croouet follows a close second
4 feature is made of music at the Shoreham nm
and il is much enjoyed by The guests
Nr and Mrs. Joseph Stewart are occupying one
Of the cottages connected witk the inn for the
season.
Mrs. H B Johnson is at the ShOreham InE for a
prOtracted stay
The latest arrivals at the inn are Miss Richey,
Mrs lanes Wilson. Kenneth NJ Spence n g
Wilson Mrs NJ Denning, Benjamin WOOD James
w Motley. Mr. and Mrs W. Z: Broom. J. =
TraDer Miss Mabel c.. Parsons. Mr. and Mrs G.
Howard Zoe Mr. and Mrs Il ~ Fleury. MI Ma.
Roe W B. Williams. Mrs. Williams, Miss Williams.
MT and Mrs I. S. George Wolf. Timothy NJ Grif-
Eng. Mrs L W. Hoey. Robert P Grifhng, A l.
PRYOR Walter Giddings, G. l. Grace. G. > WENT
ner 7 NJ Bainbridge. H 3 STnithers. Mr. and
Mrs Arthur c. Dyer. William H SMELL MIS- NlIL-
lam II. Smell Miss Smell, Grace Thatcher and H o.
Sualdiug
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
STROUDSBURG HOTELS FULL.

Stroudsburg, Penn, Aug. 10 (SpeciaD.-The be-
ginning of August marks the height of the season
here. All the large hotels are full and Obliged 10
refuse applications for rooms daily Highland Dell
Highland Inn and Churleigh Inn ha We as many
guests they accommodate ar this time ana
nearly all these guests will remain until the close
of the season
Golf will have the best summer since the OPEN
Ing of the Highland Country Club links The play
from the surrounding resorts come TO these
links to familiartze themselves with them before
the beginning OF the annual tournaments. The
members of the Highland Country Club have elect
ed A. Nj. Palmer golf captain for the summer. Mr.
Palmer is enthusiastic golfer
Highland Dell and Highland Inn entertaining
many automobile parties that have arrived 20 spend
a short time with the guests of the hotels
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Feurtis OF New York
City, have taken apartments at the Highland Dell
for the month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Appleton among New York
ers at the Highlan nd Inn.
Miss Ethel Prince Clark, of New York City. is
at the Churleigh Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Storer. New York CITY,
are among the recent arrivals at the Churlegh Inn
Mr.. and Mrs F. R. Merran, of New York CITY,
have just returned from trip 10 Yellowstone
Park and have taken apa rtments at the Churle1gh
Inn for the rest OF the season Miss Constance
MerraII and Master Edward Merrall accompany
them.
Miss Marie ]. Griffin. OF New York City, has
been a guest of the Persons Churleigh Inn.
Miss f. P Bissen and Miss Jeanette Wilson, OF
New York City. among the late arrivals at
the Maplehurst.
Mrs. James McNeill and family. OF Brooklyn.
have arrived at the Mapehurst for the season.
Other Brooklyntes there Victor Schwarz.
Arthur Traum and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Capes.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
GIFT TO RICHFIELD.
4 TaluabIe autograph Collection
Presented to Library.

Richheld Springs n. Y. August 10 tSpecaD.-
Richfelds Public Library has been the recipient
a valuable well interesting gift from
Thomas r. Proctor, of Utica, who has been stay
ing at the Darlington Mr. Proctor has for several
years spent little time and money In securing
autograph letters and documents by the various
Presidents of the United States. with the result
that ne has made three fine collections These he
had mounted In oak cases. arranged on swinging
leaves around a central standard Each has an
engraving Of the President and brief biography
The three collections have been presented to the
library AT Colgate University. the Utica Public
Library and the Richfed Springs Library. set
of resolutions thanking Mr.. Proctor and engrossed
parchment and suitably framed recently
presented him by the trustees Of the library
here
Colonel and Mrs. Edward c. Anderson. OF Maple
Terrace entertained az cards on Monday evening.
their guests being Mrs. Platt William r. Platt,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence l.. Fabre. Mr.. and Mrs
Oliver Drake Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. N u. Jewell
Mrs. Ackley p. Fuller Mrs. X A. Conklng DR..
and Mrs. Charles Cook Ransom and Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen j. Bloomfield.
Mrs. Yates Stirling entertained informally at
bridge in her apartments in the Drake cottage: Dr.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
AUGUST QUIET IN LENO4.
Regret OUer Failure to Hold Horse
Shoe.

ro,ox Mass Aug 10 CSpeciaD.-So many of the
cottagers at the shore resorts for August tdt
, matters are quiet in LenOx. although the hoteiS
are filed and there is much activity among the
ouasts The members OF the younger set spend the
greater part of Sheir time in the open air and get
much endowment out of such pastimes as tennis
rowing driving horseback riding and the like y
popular diversion is picnic at Lake Mahkeeillc'
I followed by an hour the water Ene
Young people go down 10 the finely equipped boa.-
house of the Mahkeenac Boat Club and enjoy Iuncn
: under the big trees which surround the building.
lunch over canoes and skifs launched ana
the late hours of the afternoon and the early even
ing are spent the water. Boating parucaid'IE
canoeing is also ia great favor AT S'ochorIuSe,
Iybera there are fifty canoes owned by the young
people The Housatonic River is especially wen
adapted canoeing. For miles Il Is leaN4IS
shaded with fine old trees.
There is naturally great regret over the decison
of the IIenox Horse Show Association not 10 Ioid
the annual horse show this season, and the social
leaders are casting about for sonhesllIns - i
it's place. It Is suggested that the mower pAIdue'
at one time an attractive feature or the autumn
season in Ienox be revived. and the idea meets
with much favor. The suggestion that there De q
com bna ton of the horse show and the race meet
of the Berkshire Hunt was found not TO De feasioe
owing 10 the large number OF entries for the races
which are TO be held September IA at the Lee peas
ure Park. As a sort of compromise II mas oeeI
decided TO hold a horse show on a small scale at
the annual Farmers Day some time In C1ctooer'
II has been the custom for some years for the
Hunt members to arrange ior an ao1 %
of the Hunt are permitted to pass The farmers
with the members of their families. are invited 10
one of the estates and a programme or gymkhaha
ca1res follows an open air luncheon II the idea
in mind is now carried out. number OF classes
of horses will be shown. and this will be the fea-
ture of the days programme
DayJd T Dana master of hounds OF the Berk-
shire Hunt has the seasons schedule of runs pre-
nared and the first will be held early in September
a nun,har of new have been arranged ana
tho riders will be put their nette IN some In
stances The plan of chasing live foxes. whlch
was attempted last year was given up ror seFerai
bfaf Oue being that the foxes cid not
furnish good sport They were captured early IN
the season and prepared for the runs, but on no
/ occasion was the plan success anu II "as I.-
ssetiye anise bag that lured the hounds cross
~.yp.r